379 10 3999 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/9058544062a81cedcddc2e3f84e86352.pdf 336a22494904167e490ed4e380601c2b PDF Text Text "ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. ~ March 2S, 196? HELP !! Jim Endicott's report on TICKET SALES: Zl% sold or promised as of Tuesday, What are you doing, fellows, saving them for Collector's items? Let's move 'em. Afterglow note. All are invited and bring a guest if ,you wish. Please decide by next Tuesday so a head-count can be made. The Board of Directors, on March 21, voted $36.00 to the new Portage Rotary Club which will be born April 2?th. Welcome back to the tanned travelers. V/e'd all like to hear Fred Culy relate how he caught two flamingos in a net! Were all three of you flying high at the time, Fred? Visiting Rotarians and Quests; his guest. Ken Putnam brought Dr. Jack Gift as Visiting Rotarians included A. R. Leonard, "onesville; D\ijight Green and Jerry Hollister, Bronson; Lowell DeWitt and Charles Hahn, Sturgis; Don Schaberg, President Elect of the Lansing Rotary; and Jelvis Webb of Detroit. Torg Skabo sent us an appreciated note this week from Sarasota, Florida. He's been attending the Sarasota Bdy Rotary Club this winter, and enclosed copies of the Club bulletin "Bay Breeze". Of interest; This club of 65 members had I63 (no, this is not a misprint) guests at one March meeting! Their Rotary Anns meet monthly, and this month awarded two Nursing Merit Scholarships for L.P.N. training. (Has our Board considered helping the local L.P.N. Training School?) A GREAT IDEA. The"Bay Breeze"has Five bulletin editors who alternate in preparing the weekly bulletin. (V/e'll be glad to see you back with us soon, Torg. ) Weather Note - Isn't it great to have a touch of that Florida-Arizona weather and not have to bring in the brass monkeys every night? Cran Wilcox Chinese Proverb: "If you are planning a year ahead, sow rice; for ten years, plant trees; for a hundred years, educate the people." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congrsgatiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrector ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ — T966-1967 Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wileox FRED ANDERSON ROBERT Pwident Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernord loney, Frederick A. Hough, NAGLE Vte«.Pr«tident ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Ttrosurer Magasine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE —. FARST Ax't Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968; Chorles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonist ★ Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Normand Moore Sergeant-at-ArmsRobert E. Rumsey, Ch. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL Employer-Employee Gilbert Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion- Trade STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan Don Shorno July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstiien 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. I 6—B. K. Pearce 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. June-1967 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes SONG LEADERS Associations- The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. (Rotary Foundation) Richard BIringer, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 22—Jim Skinner Matched DIsl. and Club Program- Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. 2—John Dean 16—William Bobier 1—Fred Naer Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Sweet, Ch. Four-Way Test- 11—Gilbert Molitor 15—Roy C. Patterson international Youth Proiecf — Molitor 18—Ralph Toupatik 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Craig Sebald WOODWARD, Director World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupolik ken Leavenworth, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 Robert G. YIngling Relations- April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandl ' Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. SERVICE 28—Cranston Wileox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Couilfard (World Understanding) 6—Clyde Williams ★ Normand Moore March-1967 September—1966 Werren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Olin Dally CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Lester F. Wise Mark S. Andrews ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm.) 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Duane E. Dovidson, Ch. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Youth-Carroll L. Bomes, Ch. Rotary Information— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith at 12:00 o'clock noon - Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Public Relations— Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Isl Thursday of each month ^ wTfririnl — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—RIchord BIringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' N1TE—Robert Yingling if you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorie— Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Phone No. 278-2903 __278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8(X}6 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5909 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lite Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5475 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte V/oyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—FaraS Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 276-6968 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8132 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5318 278-6517 -..-279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen-_278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-6250 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys John T. Dean, 59 Ridoemoor Rd. 276-8609 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 .,278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Theima Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-5512 - 279-9360 NAME Address and Rotory Ann James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive-- 278-4350 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion _ 278-4222 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Kenneth Potnom, t1 E. Chicogo St.-*Mabel;r.;_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn r Mel Rico, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-LIIIIan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-.Phylli# Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notolle 278-2451 0®0 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDV/ATER, !.UCHrGA;J 49036 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ... 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 J2^-5()33 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-2790 ST2-5594 278-5006 He 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine The COLDWATER FHSDSRICK 278-6603 278-4159 .:__,278-4029 1 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 278-6161 Sara Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5641 278-6322 278-8942 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John S. Pierson, 340 Marsholl St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 369-9092 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R." 4—Virginia 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.... J78-6316 — B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2979 Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. March 21, I967 This Week; CHORUS R E H E R S A L Hext Week: CHORUS REHERSAL A Schedule Change: The Rehersal previously set for Monday, April 3 at the Tihhits has heen changed to Sunday, April 2 at the Tibhits, 7:30 P.M. Hote: May we assume chorus members missing practice are not in need of same, and will accept special number assignments? Guests; None! Perhaps we should all gargle with "Scoop" or apply "Bane", Harry Ovjens, Branch County Boy Scout Executive, has been proposed for membership. His Major classification is Associations, and his Minor, Boys Work Association. Any objection to his membership should be made to the Secretary in writing within 10 days. Quote of the VJeek: "Governing the Metropolis" - Scott Greer. "The metropolitan citizen does not appear willing to pay in money or loss of local self-rule for a metropolitan government. , . . Scatteration is more than physical. It is also a scatteration in social and political space, a separation of control and planning centers, and therefore, a forswearing of the possibility of , . . rational policy." Question ? Vftio pays the cost of copyright infringement damages - the Club or the writer? Absent Tuesday: (Sorry fellows, but that's what happens when "filler" is needed badly) Allemier, Bacon, Biringer, Burandt, Culy, Dally, Kornstein, Molitor, Norm Moore, Pitts, Sebal-d, Teeter, Visosky, and Doug Woodward, Rx: For that tired, run-down feeling, try jayv/alking. Cran Wilcox Yoo will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12;15 o'clock 1=? ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday. 12:15 o'clock 6RONSON ~ Congregotional Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Atlendonce—Jim Community Sofety — Skinner ELECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON . President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox VIee-PresidenI Bernard loney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN KLEIN -- Treaigrer WAYNE FARST Ait'f Secy.-Treo*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andersen, Bob Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cufy. Public Relations— 1966: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leovenworth, Ch.. •A- Gilbert DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah General Secretory, Rotary Internationol Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotional Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Worren Willioms Trode Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigon (World Understonding] September—1966 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 27—DIsf. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 25—Carlo Hetkklnen 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert MolHor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillord 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Leans, Awards—William March-1967 7—Lester Wise 6—Clyde Williams Mav-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 25—Cralg Sebold 9—Albert Faller 16-Willlam Bobier 23—Charles Woc^ward November—1966 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- 30—Robert Hawley 5—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon wopeeiol — At the call of the President Lester F. Wise Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKelth Board of Directors Meetings Regulor — Ist Thursday of each month 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-OI!n Dolly Kenneth Putnom, Ch. Student Guests—John Visesky, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 9—Paul ThompsonlFoir Comm.) Crippled Children — Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Robert Hawley Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Deon, Ch. ★ February—1967 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. YIngling June-1967 ^B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll I. Barnes World Community Service — Wliford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupoilk 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm - Intemotionai Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 13—Chester Allamler 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert loose Motched DIst. and Club Program— RIchord Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John VIsosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duone Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 SPECIAL (Rotary Magozlne Week] 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279..9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth ... Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5790 Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 3!^ Marsholi St.—Rhea 278-8840 _279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 278-2682 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 —278-8086 278-5691 279-9471 27B-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278.5909 278-8968 Albisrt Feller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 £. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Roo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.-Bernice Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llle— Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 27B-8132 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 276-6517 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 279-9266 767-7508 279-9551 278-5819 278-4191 278-6278 —278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine J78-6341 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .Ji78-5641 278-6322 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-%ladys 2^-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-^33 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly- 279-9428 .278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.. Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. ST2-5594 Rotary REFLECTOR I FRSDSRICX PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome . 278-6393 278-2790 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St— 278-2451 I _J278-2612 Worren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoter—leMoIne— 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ____-____^78-4424 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-LllHan 2^-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Vi^lma— 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 278-6161 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna-___278-5554 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velmo Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-- 27B-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Carlo Hoikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen--27B-4115 278-43^ Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marion 276-8909 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-5842 2^-6316 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patriclo H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-2818 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Farah Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6033 276-5358 27B-6821 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.. James Endlcott, 72 CReryl Ann Dr.—Tholmo Phone No. Phone No. 278-4486 278-5234 273-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Address and Rotary Ann Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wliford Couliiard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy NAME NAME Phone No. 278-2903 H, WSSKS QEJALITY SPRING PR.)nUOrS, INC, COLDWATSR, MLCillGAN 49036 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. March 14, 1967 NEXT WEEK - it's PRA£TI^CE you into skipping. for our show. Please don't let this entice It's later thank you think. THIS WEEK - Dr. John Keffelfinger stirred the muddy waters a hit as he briefly covered a few points from the Branch County Health Study. Member participation showed interest: Action on those critical, concerned, puzzled. problems we've studied 'over-long'". "Needed: Fred Hough was program chairman for the day. Guests; Dick Biringer had James Carr as his guest. Visiting Rotarians included Wendell Hathaway, Alan Davidson, Clarence Snyder and Alvin Wiler, all of Bronson. The Board of Director's on March 9th; - Voted $50.00 to help Anitaka Erickson, whose clothing was destroyed in a recent fire - Re-classified Clyde Williams to Major-Electrical Industry and Electronics, Minor-Electrical Equipment Manufacturing,A.A. - Granted a leave of absence to Andy Henry to April, 1967 - Seated the New Board. We're all happy you're coming along so well, Andy, and will soon be back at our meetings. Stewart L. Udall. Secretary of the Interior: "Our resource problems in the 1960*5 are measured by the flyway of a bird, the length of a river, the half-life of an element, the path of a wind, the scope of the oceans, the shape of our cities. The years ahead will require both public and private conservation statesmanship of a high order." Frankly-Filler; Social Security - something that promises you steaks for an age when you have no teeth. Reformer - Someone who wants his conscience to be your guide. Father Bob reports that at the reception, after he had married a couple in their 70's, they spiked the punch with Geritol and threw vitamins instead of rice. Timely - "Nothing spoils the cheerfulness of a phone call like the question "How many tickets will you take?" (Nevertheless, SELL those tickets, fellows and then come to practice so the buyers won't want refunds after the show. Gran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn - Thuridoy. 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy. 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVllLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ - 1966-1967 Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axnar Olson Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohay, Ch. ANDERSON Prosidant Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NA6LE Vice-Praiident Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Seerafory JOHN Traasuref Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Rao E. Goodwin ROBERT KLEIN WAYNE FARST A»t'» Saey.-Traos. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andarton. Bob Nogia, Doug Woodward, Frad Cuiv> 1968: Charlat Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Kiain, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organist ★ Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally ★ Mark S. Andrews Normand Moore ★ ken leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Howard Teeter, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Torg Skobo Occupational Informatiion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Near 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) ^B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodhoim- - 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam - - Julv-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russeli F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert loose 25—Raymond Muichohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJorruary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade 25—Carlo Helkkinen 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evansten, Illinois 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik November—1966 Intenrational Youth Proiect — Four-Way Test- April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor Director World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik Molitor (World Understanding) 18—Howard Teeter Robert G. Yingling SERVICE Employer-Emplovee Relations-^ ★ RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah 28—Cranston Wilcox Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Director Prasidant Rotary International WOODWARD, September-1966 6—Clyde Williams Roy C. Patterson, Ch. VOCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couil^rd 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-at-Arms— Moreh-t967 30-Oiin Dally 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27-Dist. Gov. Visit Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore Rotary informationDuone E. Davidson, Ch. Qt 12:00 o'clocK noon ROTARY Student Loans, Awards—William Milford A. McKeith Regular — Ist Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 Scholarship, Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ^wopeciol — At Ae call of the Prasidant 16——Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Warren Williams Public Relations— Boord of Diraetors Meetings 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle 26—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cranston Witcox FRED February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Associations- Robert B. Kerr 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart SONG 17—Fritz Van Aken LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31-Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater-Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo.... 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita... Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovoo, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane .. Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-26B2 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 —278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jofforson—Ruth 279-9266 Woyno Farst, R. 1, Coidwater—Faroh Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coidwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn - 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha— H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard laney, 372 Marshoi! St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Heien Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys— Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Avo.—Elaine Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lita 278-8840 278-6278 278-5078 —279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Relho -279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.^-Grace™. -278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine -____278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2^1 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., JaekMn-LilHan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phylllt 572-5594 278-5006 Address and Rotory Ann James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 2^-6316 369-90W 278-4350 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanne. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara J278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice _ 278-4159 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. J1278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nataiie 2^-6393 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Coriyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coidwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coidwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. .278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel—.-„.278-2790 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.. 1 Fj^SDSRICK H. WSSKS QUALITY SPRi;ia COLDsVATSR, MIOHiGA.N PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5842 _ 278-8942 278-4222 _ 278-6603 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8318 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro_ The GOLDWATER t Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise •f.. DL 49056 .278-6730 �*He Promts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. March 7. 19^7 Next Week: Fred Hough is in charge of the program, and has arranged for John Heffelfinger, M.D. to give a report on the Branch County Health Study. This Tuesday; V/e witnessed a remarkable demonstration of the Laser Beam. Dick Howell of General Telephone Company told us v;hat it v;as, how it works, and present and potential uses. "A solution looking for problems to solve". And the Zap Gun (750 billion watts of pov;ert) Buck Rogers, I apologize for scoffing at your ray gun. Thanks to Chairman Bernard Laney and Casey Medendorp for an excellent program. Please reserve your Tuesday evenings for rehersal, and the entire week of April 3 thru 8, Gue^: Yes, it's that close. Rotarians Bill Slisher and Ray Smith from Bronson. Mike Calligan v/as a guest of Gil Molitor. There were only three early leavers; 13 absentees. Suggestions from the Board; V/hen you have the program, try to have the speaker at your left next to the Club President. seated at your right. Additional program guests can be Congratulations and good luck to our newly elected Directors for 1967-68: Bob Nagle, Doug V/oodward, and Dick Moore. We'll miss John Walker's unique introductions while he's in the southland. V/ish v/e could all have a chance to enjoy his sketches. Such talented "doodling'"' should be shared. Quotes: From December 3I1 19^6 Report of Michigan Joint Legislative Committee on Water Resource Planning. "If the. State of Michigan is to attain its maximum economic and social potential, water must be considered as being a central, rather than a peripheral, phase of State planning and development." And from the 1966 "V/ater Resources of Branch County" Michigan Department of Conservation: "The old adage of a 'stitch in time saves nine' is particularly applicable to v/ater resources. it should be remembered that once natural conditions are destroyed, they can never be entirely restored." To the April 15th Deadline, and so forth: "Look at it this way — if you didn't have to pay all that money in taxes, you'd probably just go out and spend it anyi-;ay." "A fool and his credit card are some party," "The man who sent his wife to the bank and kissed his money goodbye wasn't so absent-minded." 'Among those things so simple that even a child can operate them are parents." Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock .UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Sofety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ Club Bulletin—Ray Molchohey, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Cranston Wilcox President NAGLE Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN . Treosorer Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treos. KLEIN Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program-Robert Nagle ★ DIRECTORS - T967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Mllford A. McKeith Rotary Informotlon— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Mark MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst Sergeont-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor i^^peeial — At the call of the President Emsloyer-Employee Relatione— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. •k Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh Occupational Informatilon— General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MGANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary international STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan 16 Lester F. Wise Warren Williams Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations- 21-Wilford Couillard _ September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Von Aken Aprll-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. 16—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert MolHor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 18—Howard Teeter Olin Daily 25—Craig Sebald ★ I^Viniliom Bobier INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WOODWARD, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. YInglIng 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Bornes World Community Service — International Youth Preiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Allemier 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dlst. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart Robert B. Kerr 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Don Shorno Duane Davidson B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupoiik John Visosky, Ch. June-1967 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilferd Couillard, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wlleox 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 30-OIIn Dolly Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. DOUGLAS Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — Isl Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. S. Andrews 2S—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Robert Hawley 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. February—1967 SPECIAL EVENTS 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert YInglIng The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966<-1967. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No, Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 270-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-535B Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8066 Seton 278-5891 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 276-5386 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8609 Albert Falier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte _.278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-^18 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Fcrah 276-2818 278-5909 278-8968 278-8132 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake: r:-_-_-278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148-Potrieia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen Ernest W. 278-2947 Harold McKnIght, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Sosan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ! 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 276-6278 ..278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6^1 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sl.-Ruth.; C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Cit/—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.-Phyills 278-6161 278-2^1 ST2-5594 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlto 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. .278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.-Arleno 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna __ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4029 Z 1278-2612 1.278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 _ 1278-5033 Z 279-9428 278-5033 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne_ Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR FRSDSRICK H. WESKS quality SPRIN'l PRODUCTS, ItlC. COLDA'ATSF-e MlCHLUAU PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 ,P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 '279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma •. A -: Z i i0(i)01 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Bleen 278-2127 49036 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 28, 1967 This Week; A.M.C. (Not A.fi.A.) District otnager D. B. Luik^rt provided us a filmed pitch for automotive safety. The "thr^-front" campaign: Trained, responsible drivers operating vehicle^ built with maximum human protection, traveling over highways engineered and maintained for safer travel. Dick Koore and Ralph Toupalik provided the program, and Charles Bacon, M.D., the audience participation. Next VJeek: (Hope this comment "suits your*wishes Bernard Laney is in charge of the program. Chuck) General Telephone of Muskegon will present a program on the new Laser Beam electronic telephones. Visiting Rotarians; Nelson Nelber of Bronson; Meldon Mull from Homer; Dick Van Adam of Hillsdale; and Ronald Reynolds from Quincy. Program Attendance; Encouraging. Not counting travelers and those ill, our Tuesday absentees plus early leavers was only 10. Reminders: President Fred says "Sell that advertising space, and turn your report in next Tuesday." Production Manager B.K. states "There had better be at least ^ of you so and sos at the Elks next Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. for Rehersal." Trivia: Noted in a February 28th release that V/esley Logan, M.D. of Hastings is "Governor Nominee" for the Rotary District. history teacher. He was my high school This statement doesn't prove much except: 1. I took history in high school 2. Occasionally there is a teacher smart enough to switch to a better racket. 3. I'm still trying to irritate enough people to lose this job. "Should I boil the missionary?" asked the canhibal cook. exclaimed the cannibal chief. "Boil him!" "Don't be silly; that's a friar." (It's ancient, I know, Father Bob, but better than all that blank, blue space) Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrsctor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. OFFICERS FRED BY ELECTION - ANDERSON 1966-1967 . PreiidenI Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise ERNEST W. lUSE Soeretary JOHN Traaiurer Jim Endieott, E. Harold Goodholm Mogazine—Reo E. Goodwin WAYNE FARST A*»'» Seey.-TrM«. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-OrganisI ★ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each montfi at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES 636 ROTARY BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relotions— Ken Leevenworth, Ch. ★ DISTRICT Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Youth—Corroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Moiitor Four-Way Test- WOODWARD, Torg Skobo Occupational informatilon— Director 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falter 16—William Bobier 23—Chorles Woodward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Kowley 15—Roy C. PoHerson Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Robert G. Yingfing June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kenncldy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wllford Couillard, Ch. 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupalik July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier International Youth Proiect Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch. 4—Jim Endieott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Craig Sebald ★ DOUGLAS 28—Cronston Wilcox April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Fritz Van Aken Sergeant-at-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Normand Moore Mark S. Andrews Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Dovidson March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Oiin Dolly Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Ouane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ 16^—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Normond Moore ^^pecial — At the call of the President 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm.) Worren Williams Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeiih 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, KLEIN Crippled Cranston Wilcox Vico-Preiidenl ROBERT NA61E Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robetr YingMng The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patriclo 279-9551 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 278-6033 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane-Jane - Duane 6. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 270-5891 278-2947 .279-9551 278-5819 279-9471 Richord D. Moore, 42 Cartyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 278-8609 278-5909 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Ffod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5234 278-6054 ..-278-2818 278-8968 278-&132 278-5318 E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke --278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velmo 276-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Harold MelCnight, R. R. 3—Corel Gilbert MoHtor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte——.278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. I, Coldwoter—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8840 278-8006 278-5386 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.-Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6821 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Tom Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbaro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann 278-2903 278-2682 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciara Address and Rotary Ann NAME Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean NAME Phone No. 278-6788 t^ormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Mdrsholi St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-^50 Z278-8942 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5534 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-5585 278-4243 2^-5094 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wilma— Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine.. -278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie - 278-4159 278-4029 278-4424 2^-5033 279-9428 -278-5033 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel —-278-2790 C. Aifr^ Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 276-2451 Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-P.hyilli ST2-5594 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS OUAITTY SPRUiG PRGDU3TS, VIC C 0 L D W A r E fU MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 2)^-5842 49036 278-3730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 21, 19^7 NEXT VJEEK; Dick Moore is program chairman and he has arranged to have Mr. D. B. Luikart, District Manager of American Motors, who will present a new film put out by American Motors entitled "Automotive Safety". THIS TUESDAY, Alice Donnel, Secretary of the Branch County^Joning Committee, outlined the proposed County Zoning Ordinance, and showed by slides a feu of the situations that make carefully planned land-use important. VISITING ROTARIAHS included Stanley Buck from Benton Harbor, and Jerry Hollister from Bronson. THANKS TO RUS5 MOORE for his Yuma, Arizona Rotary Bulletin: "The Big V/heel". On February iJ^th they entertained their Rotary Anns. The temperature in Yuma on that day was 75*^. ATTENDANCE: Our 90»Z7% gave us 3rd place in the District for January. Charlotte and St. Johns ran 1 and 2. Our Rotary Show date approaches rapidly. Ad space scheduling is underway. Several regular Tuesday meetings just prior to the show will be devoted to chorus practice. V/e don't really need it, but John likes to play it safe. From some Old Farmers* Almanacs: A hick town is a place vjhere - The only siren in town is found on the fire engine. - You can belong to the Country Club without having had relations who came over on the Mayflower or a Rockefeller fortune. - A gal v/ho goes out with a man old enough to be her father-is his daughte - You get the big town Sunday papers three days before the City folks, - V/hare a columnist is read—not feared. - Nhere opinions are born—not made. - A barber shop is the only place you get clipped. Coming Up: Model United Nations at Hillsdale, March 10 and 11. Thirty-one clubs from District 636 are sponsoring participation by their communities. On March 1^^, Fred Hough has scheduled Dr. John Heffelfinger to discuss the recently completed comprehensive Branch County Health Study. Another reminder of the District Conference April 7 and 8, with Lansing the Host Club. The Tibbits Theater project received overwhelming support in the Club preference vote last v/eek. Our Board has therefore voted $1,000.00 tov/ard the funds needed to restore the front. Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock tY ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS FRED BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — ELECTION — ANDERSON Pr«»ident Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Seerefory Jim EndicotI, E. Harold Goodhotm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN - Treasurer WAYNE FARST ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Fritz Von Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursdoy of each month Nermond Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Gilbert INTERNATIONAL RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Four-Way Test— ' Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. Juty-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstlen January-1967 Robert B. Kerr Trade Asiocialions— 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier Richard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H, Weeics 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 December—1966 International Youth Prolecl — Robert Sweet, Ch. Motdied Dist. and Club Program- Occupational Informatlion— GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intemotional ' 23—Charles Woodward 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Bornes Ralph Toupoltk Molitor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16—William Bobler 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Wllford Coulliard, Ch. Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ Mav-1967 1—Fred Noer Robert G. YIngfing Relotiom— 25—Carlo Heikklnen 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor Employer-Employee 18—Ralph Toupollk November—1966 Director Roy C. Patterson, Ch. ★ President Rotary International WOODWARD, 4—Jim Endkolt 11—Selon Bovee 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeanl-ot-Arms— ★ April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert MolHor 18—Howard Teeter ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonisf DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Student Guests—John Vlsesky, Ch. Rotary Information— (World Understanding) 28—Cranston WIlcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Mllford A. McKeith 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Coulliard September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Sdiolarship, Student loartt, Awards—William Bobitr, Ch. Public Relations— Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Asi't Seey.-Troos. ^^pecioi — At the coll of the President Rurol-Urban—B. K. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-OIIn Dolly Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Vlee-President JOHN 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Cranston Wileo* ROBERT NA6LE 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14-Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ February—1967 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for tho Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Phone No. NAME 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 148—Potricia -H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Loovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 273-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora —278-5234 Wilford Coulliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... .278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-8609 278-5909 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .... James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Failer, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coidwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2818 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 273-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rolh ; 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 B. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coidwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn. 278-6788 Address and Rotary Anit Luse, R. Phone No. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairehild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LilaRobert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 ._279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.-Arlene 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-5585 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 1278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Vlflma 278-8238 279-9360 Warren Wilfioms, R. 2, Coidwater—LaMolne 278-6693 276-6341 278-6322 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coidwater—Ruth ...278-5033 279-9428 Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello John S. Piorson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora.:.T-r-_-.i-278-5641 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel— —278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-LilllaR ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis....— 27B-5006 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly_;.;._ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie , • i.'' ' i i.j : * f■ J i," 'vr'i''- The COIDWATER ,o FEH74' -.-1 -AM • 1967 >5900^A'AJ FRSDSRICK H. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 2^-Xj33 ^8-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. .•ult.,;- Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4243 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorofhy__._._„__278-2612 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwater Lake—Suzanna_..278-5554 278-5512 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 1^8-5842 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Elleen 278-2127 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Phone No. Craig Seboid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRiriU PRODUCTS, INC, C 0 L D 7» A T ER. MIC H10 A : i 49036 -278-6730 �m "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February Ik, 1967 Next Tuesday - Les VJise, switching prograas with Bernard Laney, plans to present a talk on the proposed county zoning ordinance by Alice Donnel, Chairman of the Coldwater Planning Commission, and a j- member of the County Zoning Commission. She will use slides to illustrate her talk. Also, Next Tuesday —the members will receive and vote on the Nominating Committee's report. a three-year term. Three directors will be elected for The Committee is proposing the names of Bob Nagle and Doug Woodward, incumbents, and Richard Moore, Keath Pearce, Craig Sebald and Paul Thompson. So plan your picks. This Week - The Club heard another top-flight talk by Dr. Sylvan Wittwer, Director of the Agricultural Experimental Station at Michigan State University, who said, among other things, that agricultural accomplishments represent America's biggest success story. Seldom has a Rotary speaker packed more interesting information into thirty minutes. Unfortunately, v;e didn't have a tape recorder in our pocket. A tip of the hat to Ray Fox and Paul Thompson for arranging this program. Roads Still Bad?? Tuesday's ^est list was again abnormally low. Ray Smith made it over from Bronson. The other two were Phil Cleman, of Michigan State University, and Emil Anderson, father of Prez Fred. Absentees? V/e neglected to get the list. was Cran Wilcox, who was ill. However, we know one That's how we inherited this Job. I'/eather Note - Our good wife was talking to her brother-in-law in California the other night and he was bragging about going to the beach for a swim Sunday. She stopped him short (like she does us) by asking "How are the mud slides out there?" All of which goes to prove, I guess, that you can't have everything. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'eleek BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Pridoy, 12:00 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Epiteopol Pariih House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Oirector MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner OFFICERS FRED BY ELECTION — ANDERSON 1966-1967 . President ROBERT NAGLE Vtc.-President ERNEST W. lUSE — Secretory JOHN KIEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST Ass't Seey-.Treos. - 1967: Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle ■k DIRECTORS Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cronston Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. McKelth Duone E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Mark S. Andrews Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normond Moore Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL ★ ROTARY SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director ★ DISTRICT 636 Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leovanworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Crippled Children — 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rurol-Urban—8. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Molitor Four-Way Test— Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan May—1967 2—John Deon 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Wooidward 30—Robert Howtey November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Dovidscn June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm Intemcitionol Youth Protect July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstren 13—Chester Allemlor 20—Ken Pulnom Robert Sweet, Ch. 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken SONG LEADERS Duane Davidson 25—Carlo Heikkinen 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk Don Shorno October—1966 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Ylngling John Visosky, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vi^lliam Bobier WOODWARD, Director Webster Treat, Ch. Aprll-1967 26—Croig Seboid Torg Skobo Trade Associations- 28—Cranston Wtlcox 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ Howord Teeter, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks (World Understanding) September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore Robert Loose Occupational Informotiion- 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couilbrd 6—Clyde Willicms Scholarship, Student Loans, DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olln Dally Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon ^^peciol — At the coll of the President 9—Paul Thompson(Foir Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-ot-Arms— 28—Richard Moore 2-Wabb Treat Fritz Van Aken Milford A. Rotary Information— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Howley Awords—William February—1967 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Richard D. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. SERVICE Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL 24—Rao Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. if you with to change dotes with another member advise the progrom choirman of the chonge. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmen—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyte Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorko Avo.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte V/ayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater-Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Rea E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Phone No. 27B-2903 _-278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 276-6054 279-9471 278-2818 —278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornitien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea 278-6951 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchlld Dr.—Bernlee 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margaref...767-7508 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Rlchord D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-4191 278-6278 __278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 — 278-2979 ___278-6341 ' 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora _-J278-5641 278-8909 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Cetrlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.--2OT-4115 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2^1 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian..— ST2-5^4 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—?hyllis Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-6788 278-6161 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-8318 369-90W Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-^50 1278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Ralph Toopalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-4243 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Cariyle Ave.—Wllma 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Fritz VanAkan, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Worren Willloms, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5585 278-4159 278-6693 278-4424 278-^33 279-9428 2^-5033 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chlcogo St.—Mebel-.-^——278-2790 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i Phone No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—NeMie._IIl278-6316 I FHSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRaDUSTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome * MICHIGAM INC 49036 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. February 7, 1967 Our February l4th program Is the result of collahoratlon hy Ray Fox and Paul Thompson. Dr. Sylvan Wittwer, Head of the Experiment Station, Professor of Horticulture, and Assistant Dean of Agrlculturd;, at M.S.U. will speak on "Research: Current and Future". Miss .ritsLiko Takahashl did indeed present a charming picture in her Japanese costume, and the colorful slides on Japan which she showed were enjoyable, Harvey Bent arranged and presented the program. Last month, the Board of Directors established this policy: "A three month waiting period is required before accepting a membership application involving a man who has been a member of another service club in Coldwater. That is, a minimum of three months shall elapse betv/een the time a man has resigned from another club and the time he is proposed for membership in our club. V/e are always happy to expand our club membership with high caliber men, but we need to be careful of the image we create in doing it. The Board considers this to be important in our relations with the other service clubs in our community." Rotary projects: Next Tuesday, you will have the opportunity to advise the Board of Directors on future Club projects. A few questions that might be used to test ideas: Is it really needed? How high should it be placed in community priority? Is it a project that would or should be done by an established agency, and where Rotary help would not be wise? Is the project aimed at the cause of the problem, or at the symptom? VJ. K. Kellogg is quoted as saying that he found the wise use of the funds from his multimillion dollar Foundation infinitely more difficult than the accunlulation of those funds. Absentees were high Tuesday. "make-ups-' v;on*t be neglected. The attendance committee is hopeful that One visiting Rotarian appeared from Bronson—just to keep John on his toes—Gordon Van v/ieren. Our wishes for a speedy recovery to Andy Henry. And a belated recognition of Fred V/eek's recent hospitalization for "minor repairs". (Anyone who has had said repairs will violently object to the term "minor") In defense of the publisher: Betty Van Dyke, Health Department secretary, is not responsible for the tv/o blank bulletins that appeared Tuesday, nor the others that have been sent out! In a sneaky effort to see how many bulletins actually ever got unstapled, a number of blank bulletins have been included in those stapled, stamped, and delivered to our "Mailing Division" at President Fred's office. not fines. So, V/ill and Fred deserve medals— And the scoundrel who perpetrated this lousy trick should be fired at once. Gran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONE5VILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION 1966-1967 — ROBERT NAGLE V>ce-Pre»ident ERNEST W. lUSE Seerofory KLEIN -- Tr«o«uror Att't Seey.-Troot. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: ROTARY PROGRAMS Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Pretldont WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Attendance—Jim Skinner FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director MICH. ★ Fred Anderten. Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonist Cranston Community Safety — Warren Williams Awards—William Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant^t-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon DOUGLAS WOODWARD. CHARLES Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Generol Secretary, Rotary International Torg Skabo Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstian 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth - 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan 9—Albert Foller 23—Charles Woc^ward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Matched DIst. and Club ProgramJanuory—1967 Richard Birlnger, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois 2—John Dean 16—William Bobier 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Sweet, Ch. Four-Way Test- May-1967 December—1966 Ralph Toupoilk Tnternaiionol Youth Proiect — Molitor 25—Carlo Heikkinen (Rotary Foundation) Wilford Couillord, Ch. Relations- Ken Leavenworth, Ch.- * IB—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — BACON-Director Employer-Employee 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Ylngllng VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — Itl Thursday of each month Aprii-1967 26—Cralg Sebald ★ S. Andrews 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKeiih (World Understanding] September—1966 27—DIst. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford Couillord 6—Clyde Wilfloms Schofcrship, Student Loans, Public Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Mork 16——Ray Pitfs 23—George Pierce 30-Olln Dolly Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough,: Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.] Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Wileox Mogozine—Reo E. Goodwin August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Beard of Directors Meetings ^^pecial — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week] 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret— 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo 278-6951 278-8086 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 278-5891 Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 4—Rulh 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 278-5234 278-6054 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.. 278-6769 278-2682 —278-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 10 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicoll, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma—.——. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _J278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-4486 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte———278-W75 Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah 278-8132 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlee RIchord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwell Ct.—Glodys____ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 276-6517 John S. Pierson, 3^ Marshall St.—Mora 278-8909 278-6250 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—276-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 3U N. Hudson St.—Quinn..— 279-9501 278-6788 278-8318 278-6316 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilmo 27^-5033 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Garnd St.—Phyllis. 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Oretehan.. Kenneth Putnam, 11 t. Chicago St.—Mabel——278-2790 ..L ■ r:.: , . ■ ^ V • . ' • . ..f-. ... ; ^" r; vfC* t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 1 FREDSRICK R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8238 Leslie Woodward, 1M Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Ylngllng, 21 Scott—Natalie Mei Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-'LIII!an-......_ST2-5^4 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 __278-2612 278-6693 978.6161 -278-5641 278-5554 278-5585 2^-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth - 278-6603 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth.. — 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine -278-6322 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginian 278-58^ Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieoga-Elleen 278-2127 278-4191 __278-6278 Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— —-278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 276-5318 Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-9551 278-5819 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan -279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha ——279-9360 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Oorls NAME Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJG PRODUCTS, mC, COLDWATER, UIGHIGAIi 49036 278-4424 279-9428 278-6393 -.278-6730 �"^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 31, 1967 NEXT TUESDAY, the Cluh will "be transported to the "land of cherry hlossoms" and "Kadam Butterfly." Harvey Bent, who has the program, tells us the speaker will he Mitsuko Takahashi, Japanese foreign exchange student attending Coldwater High School this year. Miss Takahashi will talk of her native land and show pictures. THIS WEEK'S program, chainnaned "by Dick Birlnger, has to rate with one of the hest of the year. Dr. James Bogle, Government Professor at Notre Dame, graciously took time from his class schedule to explain what is happening in Communist China, and why. His material was interesting enough to eliminate the after-lunch siesta frequently enjoyed by some of the members, including yours truly. GUESTS THIS ViEEK: That is a true test of quality. Howard Bogle, Rotarian from Constantino, was Harold Goodholm's guest, and Barry Case was Charles Bristol's guest. Visiting Rotarians included Charles Pilliad from Angola, and Tom Megargle, Wendell Hathaway, and Henry Gomley from Bronson. Carl Levin has been proposed for membership. His major classification is Metal Uorking Industry, and his minor, Powdered Metals Products Mfg. Any objections to his membership should be made to the secretary in writing within 10 days, Cran Uilcox is now an active member with a major classification of Government and a minor of Public Health Service. CHUCKLE OF THE VffiEK. big snow of last week. Hearing local residents complain about the They should have been with Duke and me in Lansing, Ue v/ere marooned three days at Kellogg Center and it was Sunday before we could locate and dig out our car for the return journey. Miniskirts, according to a recent observation by the Mayor of New York, are functional. They permit more for a girl to run faster. freedom of movement and make it possible It seems to us quite likely that those who wear them may have to. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock <1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Fridoy, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. OFFICERS FRED BY JOHN - PreddanI . Vica-Praddant LUSE . Saeratary FARST Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Treasurer Att't Sacy.-Traa*. - Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernord Loney, Frederick A. Hough, - 1967; Fred Anderson. Bob Nogia, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Mogoxine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Fritz Van Aken MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst DOUGLAS Board of Directors Meetings ★ CHARLES ■^^pecial — At the ull of the President. Ken Leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intornolional RICHARD I. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Intarnationol Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— Fred H. Weeks 17—Fritz Van Aken Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Miehigon January—1967 10—Conrad Swart SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Motched Dist. and Club Program- - 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo July-1967 6—HaroIcT Goodholm' 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweat, Ch. Four-Way Test- 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 International Youth Project — Molitor June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 29—Carroll L. Bornes Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee- Reiotions—- ★ 30—Robert Hawley 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wliford Couillord, Ch. BACON-Director 23—Chorles Woe^ward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson (Rotory Foundation) Robert G. YIngling VOCATIONAL SERVICE 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler IS—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Potterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon 25—Carlo Helkkinen May-t967 November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month October—1966 IB—Howard Teeter INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Craig Sebald ★ Normand Moore 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 4—Gust Burandt Olin Dally Sergeanf-ot-Armi— ★ April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Banres, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Mark S. Andrews (World Understanding) September—1966 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Rotary Information— 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couillord 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Milford A. McKeith March-1967 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Public Relations— 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Warren Willioms Program-Robert Nagle DIRECTORS 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Rurel'Urban—B. K. Paarce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodhmm 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox 7—Horvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 KLEIN WAYNE ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ELECTION NAGLE ERNEST W. 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Clossiflcolion—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON ROBERT COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ February—1967 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you with to ehonge dates with another member. odvise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members hoving special progroms, such as Ledtes' Night, may oppeint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-WIItra Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Martha.- 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia... . 279-9551 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 10 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-8086 278-5386 .-.278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wliford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene John T. Oeon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairehlld Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annolla 278-5819 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 273-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila.— 278-8968 278-5475 Fred Neer, 203 W. Woyne Farst, R. 1, Coldwaler—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rolh'.. J279-9266 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Chicago—Ernestine - Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel— Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwaler—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 276-6788 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union* City—Eveiyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phytlts.. Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Ckcle Dr.—Gtfiee., 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Plerson, 340 Marshall ST."—Mora.;—--"_~i_278-3641 278-8909 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9551 278-4191 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Choriotte. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen.. Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9471 276-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jane . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-4115 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet-..279-9501 278-6161 —.278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 276-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-90W Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 2^-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marlon .278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5585 ... Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly" Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nataile—... ___278-4029 1278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 ..278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 J78-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan.. ..278-6730 •Vflf i - . ('.«_. \ ,vi-' A' ^ U' j" . ■ ' ■! V i;- • I :! ■ A f ■■ ^ The COLDWATER rTTinr Rofary REFLECTOR * !>®.0 FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIfJa PRODUCTS, INC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDSATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. January Zh, 1967 Dick Birioger, Progran Chairman, reports that the speaker for the January 31 meeting will he Janes Bogle, Professor of Political Science, Notre Dame University. East. The topic will he political developnents in the Far Professor Bogle is an excellent public speaker, and we can look forward to an outstanding program. Mesdanes Bristol, Bowers, Blancet and Hart, as the "Forget-Ke-Notes" and Kathy Tarr as soloist, gave us tv;o enjoyable lunch-time previews of the Sv/eet Adeline Show "Home Town U.S.A." This you should plan to attend. It's only two week-ends away—February 11 and 12. Alumnus Ray Mulchahey re-appeared as narrator of the interesting filmstrlp on the history, scope and development of "The Rotarian". Program Chairman Reo Goodwin. Arrangements by This bulletin is supposed to carry excerpts to encourage regular membership reading of the magazine. Since only about 1 out of 5 (estimated) Rotarians read the Bulletin, this practice doesn't promise startling results. February program assignments are: February 7, Harvey Bent February l4, Ray Fox February 21, Bernard Laney February 28, Dick Moore Visiting Rotarians: Ray Smith, Rev. Lloyd Phillips, Gordon VanWieren, and Phil Hensley from Bronson; John HolcOmb from Quincy. District Conference. Aoril 7-8. 1967. Jack Tar Hotel, Lansing. Quote from District Governor Stuart J. Bearup's monthly letter - . , This makes District Assembly an important—I might even say mandatory—function in the training of a new group of officers for each club each year." December attendance: 88.76^. District 636 has I6 clubs with memberships from 50 to 150. Seven had a better percentage, eight had a poorer record. was again No. 1 with 9^-31^. Bronson From the Marshall Rotary Fountain — dedicated to Shorno, Bovee, and me: "Hair is a problem with both sexes—with women it's tint, with men, taint." Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wedneiday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Haik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Dlreclor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 ANDERSON ROBERT Pretid.nt NAGLE Vice-Pr.tidenf ERNEST W. LUSE S.a.tary JOHN KLEIN ... WAYNE FARST Treoturer Aw'f S.cv.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organisl Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endieott, E. Horold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Warren Williams Sdiolarship, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch Student Guests—John VIsosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Youth—Corroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ Employer-Employee Ken" Leavenwonh, Ch; ★ ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evaniton, Illinois Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan Robert Loose Mav-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falier 16—ViTIIIam Bobior 23—Charles Wooidward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Ouone E. Davidson 30—Robert Howloy June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth - — July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mutchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sabald 27—Don Shorno Richard Biringer, Ch. Fred H, Weeics 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikklnen 27—Mark S. Andrews Matched Dist. and Club Program- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 4—Gust Burandl December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam Torg Skobo Infermatllon— April-1967 4—Jim Endieott 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit (Rotary Foundation] Howard Teeter, Ch. Occupalienal 28—Cranston Wileox 29—Carroll I. Barnes International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor Four-Way Test- (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 22—Jim Skinner World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk Relations- 14—Frederick Hough 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Ylngling SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Diraetor .^^pecSal — At the coll of the President WOODWARD, Director March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford Coullmrd 13—Robert Kerr Normand Moore Public Relations— Normand Moore Student Loons, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Sergeant-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olln Dally Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ★ 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. 2S—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cronston Wllcox FRED 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson * February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Ylngling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle : 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret— 278-8006 Riehord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara. 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 273-4486 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Ducne E. Dovidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo 279-9471 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 273-5909 James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 273-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma ... Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha ..278-5790 270-8840 John Klein, Box 146—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E, Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Morgaret ..767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Phone No. 276-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude _278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Loke—Suzonno 278-5554 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 279-9551 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-6769 278-4191 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cl.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Near, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine.— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—RetJio 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-5078 Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth-_ 278-2979 ._......278-6161 Kenneth Poinom, 11 c. Chicaga St.—Mabel—_—J178-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PhyliU... Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—V/Ilma 279-9428 Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie—. 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ST2-5^4 HONORARY MEMBER ...278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. h. wsskr QUAL£:Y sparhJ pR)nu::r3, inc COLDSAlBR, MlCilLGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1278-8238 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2451 frh;d?:rick 278-4159 2^-4029 278-2612 ..278-6693 278-4424 Rotary REFLECTOR I 278-5585 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolna. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello The COLDWATER t 369-90W 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlce Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIlo _273-5&42 278-5033 278-5(i33 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 1?, 1967 Rotary Magazine IJeek will he observed next Tuesdays with Reo Goodwin in charge. He will present a filnstrip "Our Magazine—Adventi^e in Friendship". This Tuesday v/e heard about "Fiscal Reforn" and from a real "pro": Clarence Lock, Michigan. Mr, Director of the Departnent of Revenue of the State of If you were there, you have your ovm interpretation. At least it seens clear that budget balancing is not as simple as we would like to think. Fritz Van Aken arranged this high-level program with the help of Ualt Balcom, Carlo Heikkinen, and Senator DeMaso. Guests; Honorable Senator Harry DeMaso, V/alt Balcom, Uilllam Grimes, John llathews. Bill Vfilson, and Bill Lewis, Gil Molitor's guest. Visiting Rotarians; From Bronson, Lloyd Phillips; from Homer, Keldon Mull; from Angola, Charles Pilliad. Odds and Ends; On December 8, I966 there were 12,586 Rotary Clubs, and 600,500 members in 13^ countries and geographical regions. The I967 Rotary International Convention is I'5ay 21-25 in Rice, France. Read the features Oin 20 European countries In your January Rotarian. Attendance contest: Ten clubs in "E" division (50 to 99 members) had 100^. contrast, the bottom of "F" In with 55% was Blowing Rock, North Carolina. Maybe they had a good excuse, though. They've had some strong winds down that way. Attendance pins were awarded this week by President Fred. for lo these many years: The top two, as Uarner Van Aken. 44 years and Fred VJeeks, 27 years. {hh years is about two thousand, two hundred and eighty-eight meetings!) Congratulations to you fellows and the others, especially the 10 year plus men. "Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, IThere wealth accumulates and men decay. Princes and lords may flourish, or may fade, A breath can make them, as a breath has made; But a bold peasantry, their country's pride, V/hen once destroyed, can never be supplied." Cran Rilcox Club Bulletin Chm. - Pro Tem You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Diraetor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Cranston Wileox FRED ANDERSON . President ROBERT NA61E ERNEST W. JOHN LUSE Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Seaetary KLEIN WAYNE Fellowship—Poul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Lanay, Frederick A. Hough, Vice-Pretldent - - FARST Treofurer Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Ass't Secv.-Treni. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Program—Robert Nagle Fred Anderson. Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy, Bob Mark Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Board of Directors Meetings Regulor •- let Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON-Director Olin Dolly Emplover-Employee Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh Fred Trade Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotto, Michigan 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearee 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 20—Miiford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Juiy-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Altemier 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Associations- 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 29—Carroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupallk H. Weeks 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodword 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Internotionol Youth Project Robert Sweet, Ch. Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 November—1966 Robert G. Yingling Occupational Informotiion— General Secretary, Rotary International 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 WOODWARD. Director World Community Servico — Witford Couiliord, Ch. Relations- Ken Leavanworth, Ch. April-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ 28—Cranston Wllcox 4—Gust Burondt Rotary Foundation- '^^pecial — At the coll of the President (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams II—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. DOUGLAS 14—Frederick Hough 13—Robert Kerr Fritz Von Aken March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wilford CouUhird 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bebiar, Ch. Normand Moore S. Andrews Normand Moore ROTARY 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally Student Guests—John Visasky, Ch. Sergeont-ct-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ 9—Paul Thompion(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treof Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnom, Ch. Awards—William 7—Horvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Howiey Miiford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonlst DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. IF you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having speeiol program*, such at Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 276-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle —_—278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret : Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-8006 278-26B2 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 .278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .278-8609 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. . Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikkinen, 91 278-5909 278-8909 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen_-273-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd,—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 276-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma 278-5790 John Klein, Box 148—Potrlcio... . 279-9551 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 278-2261 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 .. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret.-767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swert, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct-—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 278-6278 278-5078 .279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —278-2979 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora— -i278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .-.——.278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-— 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn .;ST2-5594 278-5006 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Viffima Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Ceiiio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— '.'i .'j i e • •' t ' x.i' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan . Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15;P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome r 279-^94 278-4159 -___278-4029 __2^-2612 278-8238 278-6693 2^-4424 2^-^33 279-9428 .278-5033 —_ J78-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen— ;,0;. >-• 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Swzanna—«278'5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—uillon Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-8318 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Phone No. INC. 49036 -278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most W^ho Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 10, 1967 The Rotarian Magazine v;ill he 56 years old In January I967. v/ill celebrate the Magazine's birthday on January Zk, week: '-Helping Rotary Better the VJorld." Our Cluh The theme for the Reo Goodv/ln is Program Chairtaan for our meeting that day. Next Ueek; 'Tiscai Reform". Since most of us resent all taxes at any time or place, v/hether applied vjith or without anesthetic, an attempt is being made to include tranquilizers v;ith the meal for those v/ith tendencies toward ulcers, hypertension, or miscarriage. Fritz Van Aken, through VJalt Balcom, through Senator Dellaso, will have a speaker who will lay it on the linelike it or not. Tuesday, Conrad Sv;art, with the help of Bob Nagel, came up with a comprehensive film recently completed for the University of Michigan's Sesqui-Centennial Celebration in 1967. The Board of Directors on January 5 approved the following changes in classi fication. Patterson - Senior Active Ken Leavenworth - Past Service Robert Tingling - Major: Metal Uorking IndustryMinor: Povjdered Metallic Carbides Mfg, Douglas P. VJoodward - Major: VJood Industry Minor: Building Materials President Fred offered the appropriate congratulations at Tuesday's meeting. In addition, the Board approved tv/o names for prospective membership to be forwarded to the Classification Committee, and made a recommendation for "Uoman of the Year". Visiting Rotarians; Bruce Mayhen, Highland Park, Michigan, and Dwight Green, Bronson, Michigan 'Jant to take a psychiatric experiment test used in cybernetic research? V/hich schmoo-like figure would you prefer as a spuuse (ugh!)? Next week we'll tell you v;hat the NORI-IAL taste for Schmoo's is. Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR % MFMRFR ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS FRED Clyde Williams, Axner Olson BY ELECTION - ANDERSON 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. PretJdenf . ROBERT NA6LE — Viee-Pr.iid.nf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST Ate'* Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cufy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Colltni. Cranston Wllcox John A. Kennedy, Russelt F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Sergeant-ol-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normond Moore VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Ken loavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Torg Skabo Oceupotlonal Informatiion— Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weexs GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Awards—William Trade STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan Bebler, Ch. Normond Moore Fritz Van Aken Associations- 14—Frederick Hough (World Understanding] 28—Cranston Wiicox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupollk October—1966 25—Carlo Helkkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly Moy-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foliar 26—Crolg Sebald ★ 16—Vi^lliom Bobler INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS WOODWARD. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21-Wilford Couilbrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loons, Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Employer-Employee Relotions— ★ RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Warren Williams Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock noon INTERNATIONAL 16—Roy Pilts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeith Board of Directors Meetings Regular '—1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.] September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. 7—rlorvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Duane E. Dovldson, Ch. *^pe<ial — At the call of the President Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. 30-Olln Dally Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, February—1967 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Rotary Information— Ik- SERVICE Lester F. Wise 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neor 8—Duane E. Dovldson 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. Ylngllng June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll I. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford CouHlord, Ch. Ralph Toupollk 20-MIIford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodhotm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam internotional Youth Pro|ect — Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched DIst. and Club ProgramJonuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members having specTol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279>9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Clioslor L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 __278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, a Parsons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148-PotricIo H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marsholl St.—Rhea Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. 278-6850 767-7508 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKelfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernlce Richard D, Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9551 278-5819 278-4191 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 .278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 276-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beetrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-4029 Cranston Wiicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy .._____278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Willloms, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 278-5078 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine • George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia — 278-5512 279-9360 ___.278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen—278-4115 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, l1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel. __27B-6161 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lllliart ST2-5^4 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Andrew Henry. R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-5909 278-5318 ...278-6517 279-9266 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan John S. Pierson, 3^ Morshall St.—Mora C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 279-9492 278-5^1 ?ar.a>49 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla — Phone No. 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louisa Tore Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd. 278-6278 Address and Rotary Ann Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-2818 278-8609 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo - NAME Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. __278-5(>33 Douglos Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 1279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—PoUy_____ 278-5()33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 276-2^1 The COLDWATER 2^-6393 278-6730 SJIINifTON Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK n. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIUG PRODUCTS, COLD ;v ATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1.11C HIG A:i iriC. 49036 �"He Profits MqsI Who Serves Besi" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 3, 1967 Mext VJeek Conrad Swart, with an assist from Boh Nagle, will have a film on Michigan's Great University. In case you've heen hrain-washed into ratings based on "Bubha Smith type" products—the locale is Ann Arbor. The Mew Year was started on a high note when Rev. Beers, Methodist Minister from Quincy, urged "Living V/recklessiy"* As opposed to irresponsible conduct, he based his theme on the letters of St. Paul. In modern terms— stand up to be counted and heard on the Issues you believe right. Break away from the silent, comfortable, masses. Our Club Constitution embarrassing. is worth careful study, even though it may be (According to Article V , Section 5» I've not been a legal member since July 1, 1964 when Dr. Harris resigned!) "An additional active membership shall ... terminate with the termination of the active membership of the active member." Visiting Rotarians were all from Bronson this week: Harold Creal, and A1 V/iler. Morris V/ood, Past member Paul Hurley was Conrad Swart's guest. Coming Programs; The responsible Rotarians are January 17-Fritz Van Aken; January 24-Reo Goodwin; January 31-Dick Biringer; February 7-.Harvey Bent. Bob Man's Department; The brassiere ads on TV are enough to convince us that honesty is no longer the bust policy. (Stolen from Clint V/hetstone's "Rotary Fountain") From "The Rotarian" (via Farmer's Almanac!) After a male baby has grown out of triangles and acquired pants and freckles, and so much dirt that relatives do not dare kiss it between meals, it becomes a BOY. Boys faithfully imitate their dads in spite of all efforts to teach them good manners. He is a Joy forever, a periodic nuisance, the problem of our times, the hope of a nation. Every boy is evidence that God is not discouraged by man. Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILL5DALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Consregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification-John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchahey, Ch. ★ - 1966-1967 Cranston FRED ANDERSON - - Preiident Wilcox Vice-Prefident Bernard laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Seastarv Jim EndicoM, E. Harold Goodhoim Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Treofurer WAYNE FAR5T Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Aic'l Secy.-Treat. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Program—Robert Nagle Bob Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organist Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Boord of Directors Meetings ★ CHARLES ★ ROTARY BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relotions— Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams Seholorship, Student Loam, Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— ' 4—Jim Endleott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikklnen Moy-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Fuller 16—William Bobler 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald 23—Chorles Woc^word November—1966 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 5—Duane E. Dovldson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Bornes World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. 20-MIIford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupolik JuIy-1967 6—Harold Goodhoim 13—Chester Allemier Inmmational Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Aprll-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Fred H. Weeks 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Fritz Van Aken Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coulllard 20—Robert Loose Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore Four-Way Test- RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt lake City, Utah STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Molitor March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olin Daily Lester F. Wise VOCATIONAL SERVICE "^^peeiol — At the call of the President 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — lit Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'cloclc noon 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.) INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Awards—William 7—Harvey Bent 14-Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August-1966 Robert Howley Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeilh Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1966: Charles Bocon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NAGIE ROBERT February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL EVENTS 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore UDIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Corroil I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Phono No. 278-2903 278-6033 278^5358 ..278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringor, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-2662 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Cooiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone 278-5234 278-6054 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane.. Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-4486 279-9471 ...278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Jemes Endicolt, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8132 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen...278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 5. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 270-6788 Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B, Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha — 278-5790 278-8840 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2. Morrison Loke-RIfo 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 .J278-8942 278-4222 NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia - H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. 279-9551 273-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Berntce Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan. 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara.. 278-6603 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 ..278-4159 1278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.... ___.278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-6693 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6341 278-6322 278-5M1 278-6161 276-2790 Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. _..278-M33 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— —.278-5(i33 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllls.. 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. - Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace •* .—278-2979 ST2-5^4 Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater-Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie >• The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 5900^ PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 276-5342 278-5512 -279-9360 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Ratha t-i ■' ELK'S TEMPLE Phone No. h. weeks QUALITY 3P:ii:-:a products, ing COLDWATER, IiflGlliaAri 49036 278-8238 278-4424 1279-9428 278-6393 -278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 27, 19^6 YEAR N E W HAPPY 1967 - At our first meeting January 3 Fred Heeks has asked Rev. William Blanding, pastor of Coldwater's First Methodist Church, to provide the program* Don Shorno's program this week was on present day educational programs for the blind. Ron Wilcox described the training in orientation and mobility at the Missouri School for the Blind. It seems whether we're trying to help an individual, a group, or a country, the most difficult but only effective way is to help them help themselves. Visiting Rotarlans - Sylvania, Ohio: Bronson, Michigan: Walter Tucker Henry Gonley, M.D. and Dwight Green Guests - Father Robert Man's son. Bob Jr* Omitted last v;eek (make-up man's error) Attorney H. Donald Bruce from Lansing, guest of Dick Biringer, (sorry Dick) More erroneous reporting: Southwest, Warner Van Aken has not yet left for the V/arren Williams is ^ the country (also the city, since he attended Tuesday). If this keeps up, we'll need a two-sheet bulletin, with the second sheet for corrections. president Fred reminds Committee Chairman to review and evaluate their plans and progress. Attendance Note: Tt's the half-way point in the Rotary Year. The Constitution is clear. Wayne Farst had to lose his membership due to four consecutive, unexcused absences. How's your record this year? Were make-ups impossible, or just inconvenient? Program Attendance Tuesday dropped to just above Understandably this is usually the lowest week of the year. Reminder; Next Monday is a legal holiday. Quincy doesn't meet. "But you v;ere always a good man of business" faltered Scrooge, who now began to apply this to himself. "Business!" cried the Ghost, "Mankind was my business; charity, mercy, forbearance, and benevolence were all my business. The dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business!" Cran vmcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock a ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — CongragatSonal Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tar Hotel Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY OF COMMITTEES - ClUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ElECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wikox Pr.tid.nt Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Vice-Pr.ildent ERNEST W. LUSE S.er.fary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Treaturer Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN — WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Att't Secy.-Tno*. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom ColiSni. ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Govenror, 636 DIst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally Molitor DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director November—1966 1—Fred Neer (Rotory Foundation) 27—Mark S. Andrews Torg Skobo Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIrlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks K^Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert 8. Kerr Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore IB—E. Ken Leavenworth 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno Howard Teeter, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. July-1967 13—Chester Allemler Robert Sweet, Ch. Trade Associations- 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeilh December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm International Youth Project — Fred H. Weeks June-1967 29—Carroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupallk Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner Wilford Couillard, Ch. Informatiion— 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—Vi^iliam Bobier 23—Charles Woe^word 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert Loose Occupationol May-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ Four-Way Test- IB—Ralph Teupollk 2S-Carlo Heikklnen 4—Gust Surandt World Community Service — ~ 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 Robert G. Yingllng CHARLES BACON-Director Gilbert 636 Fritz Van Aken Employer>Employee RelationsKen leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprir-1967 4—Jim Endlcott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon "*^Speeia1 — At the call of the President 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Normand Moore Rotary Foundation- Regular — lit Thursday of each month (World Understonding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Normand Moore 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard September—1966 Scholorship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-al'Arms— Board ol Directors Meetings 16—Ray Pitts 30—Olln Dally Warren Williams Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 23—George Pierce Rurol-Urbon—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-OrganItt 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Mllford A. McKelth 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. August—1966 Richord D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NA6LE February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard laney SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birirtger LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingllng The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dates with another member, advise the program chalimon of the change Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilma 278-5790 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Blringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ' : Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane... 278-2682 278-8086 276-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-5909 James Endlcott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Chorlolte Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora 278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret,.767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Mllford A. MeKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrchlld Dr.—Bernlce 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Cf.—Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6^8 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Axrier Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9501 278-6788 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6250 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornsiien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-8968 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Heten--278-4115 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Moriha 278-5475 273-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma NAME 278-5512 i 279-9360 278-2W9 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edisorv Ct.-Lorrahie George H. Pierce, R. R. 4-Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Piffs, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth : - Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel .C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118'Grand'Sl.-AphyllU v: ir' ii' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta ponolcj V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Loulse Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 PUBLISHED BY o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ■ i ■ T.T 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 1279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. 1278-4029 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy I." 278-2612 Clyde V/IHioms, 1()2 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-laMolne..!.'' 278-6693 Uster F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello. 278-4424 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 ..278-2790 278-2451 $12-5594 278-5006 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretchen - O lO 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER •/••M WEEKS quality SPRiriG PRODUCTS, ENG. COLDWATER, UICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro FREDSRICK H. 1 278-4350 . Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna _ IS£5 I __369-9092 Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 20, 1966 For unto us a child Is born, unto us a son is given: and his name shall be called V/onderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace, Isaiah 9:6 Don Shorno's "betwixt holidays" program for next week is in the "formative stage". and fines. But never fear, there v/ill be something besides food Christmas Music by the Coldwater High Balladiers, directed by Arvid Berg, provided a fitting Yuletide observance. They sang a cappella. (International says the Bulletin should be educational - - you now know how to spell this correctly — we looked it up. A cappella means "as in the chapel, without accompanyment". ) Ken Putnam arranged the program. Visitors and Guests . Jerry Hollister from Bronson, and Bob Yingling had as his guest his sonBob Jr. A tip of the hat to Ray Mulchahey who sent in a $1.00 fine after he had v;ithdravm from the Club. A really loyal alumnusi Fugitives from .our Frigid Frost are starting their migrations to warmer climes. Les 'Joodward and I/arner Van Aken leave next week for the Southv/est; Ax Olson is enroute to Florida for. a tv;o v/eeks tan; Torg is already in Texas (I think); V/arren V/illiams is "out of the country" according to the grapevine. V/ho*ve we missed? MERRY CH RISTHAS Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY ELECTION COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner - ANDERSON 1966-1967 Pre»idenr Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bornord laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN Treacorer WAYNE FARST Aw't Seey.-Treai. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charlei Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Mark ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Regulor — 1st Thursday of each month Normond Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE * DOUGLAS CHARLES BACON-Director Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International H. Weeks Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duone Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Jwly-1967 - 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 13—Chester Allemler 27—Don Shorno Webster Treat, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 20—Ken Putnam SONG LEADERS 23—Charles Woc^ward (Rotary Foundation) Robert loose Robert B. Kerr 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Sweet, Ch. Richard Biringer, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Mav-1967 29—Carroll L. ^rnes Matched Dist. and Club Program- Torg Skobo Occupational Informatilon- 25—Carlo Heikkinen 22—Jim Skinner Internotional Youth Prolect — Molitor 18—Rolph Toupoiik October-1966 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupoiik Four-Way Test- GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois WOODWARD, Director Robert G. Yingling Ken leavenworth, Ch. DISTRICT 636 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molltof 18—Howard Teeter Rolory Foundotion— Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Employer'Employee Relations- Aprit-1967 25—Croig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— 28—Cranstotj WIlcox 4—Gust Burandt Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly S. Andrews (World Understonding) September—1966 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normond Moore Milford A. McKeith 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/ilford Couilbrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch, March-1967 7—Lester Wise 6—Clyde Williams Rotary Information— ★ ,^^^ecial — At the coil of the President Warren Williams Public Relations— Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Qlin Dally Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul ThompsonfFoir Comm.) 16 Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Vico-Presld«nt February—1967 7—Horvoy Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley Crippled Cranston Wilcox ROBERT NAGIE JOHN Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchahey, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE 11—Rossell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mutchohey Jonuory—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Ree Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279*9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct,—Ruth ... 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn .... 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle.. Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean — 278-8086 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobler, 200 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endlcott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Alisert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte— VVayne Farst, R. I, Coldwoter—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 -.279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 —.278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Volma.... .278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonet._.279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Potriclo H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernord Loney, 372 Marsholl St.—Rheo 2/8-6951 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret ._767-7508 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchlld Dr.—Bernice Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Graco____ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorrolne George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .J78-2979 278-6341 —278-6322 278-5^1 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfr^ Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn;: _.278-6161 —i 278-2790 NAME Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Werner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotriee ...278-4222 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley V/ilbur, 144 S. Clay St 1278-4029 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-6693 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wifma Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Celio Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St, Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie.- - - ^ 278-2612 278-8238 278-4424 278-5033 2^-9428 278-5033 278*6393 -HONORART MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. 9 T I PRSDERICK He WEEKS in i III— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 369-90W Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6316 278-8942 The COLDWATER of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ^8-5842 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene •J V A rr; PUBLISHED BY 278-8318 1278-4350 J.'- ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude --278-^2451- Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Ltilion ^ ...ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.—.—'27B-5006 Address and Rotory Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita QUALITY GPHING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDiVArER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �Projits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 13, 1966 Our Christmas V/eelT program has been arranged by Ken Putnam. Arvid Berg will present the Coldwater High School Balladiers. Director This week's meeting featured a "Lucia Holiday Program" ti'.C.'d by Arne Petterson, one of five Foreign Exchange students, plus girls from the Cardinal Choir. The choral number "Lucia" vfas beautifully done. The foreign exhcange students included Agnetta Berglund from Sweden and Mitsuko Takahashi from Japan, both of whom live with Mr. and Mrs. V/illiam McMillan; Marilyn Gaillard from France, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder; Arne Petterson who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V/atson (Ame comes from Sweden); and Annika Thorson of Sweden, who lives with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest V/atts. Board of Director's reriort J - . . Supported a request to supplement funds for measles vaccine if the local allocation is insufficient; provided funds to send three students and an advisor to the Model United Nations meeting at Hillsdale; approved Harold Goodholm as a Senior Active, Congratulations Harold! And have a good trip v/est. From Secretariat re the Bulletin (condensed) ^^it should: be ;informative;, list nearby Clubs for make-up;p, be interesting, constructive, and easily read; use a diversified pattern; not offend." Quite an order!—any volunteers? Visitors: Jerry Hollister of Bronson; Bill Ueaver (guest of Bernard Laney); Charles Schmitt of Detroit; and Tom Anderson (President Fred's son). Food for Thought: "There is usually plenty of free cheese in a mouse trap. But did you ever .see a happy mouse in one?" Gran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED - . — Saerefary KLEIN Bernard loney, Frederick A. Hough, WAYNE FARST ★ T967: Awards—William John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Andaaron. Bob MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlat Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS Normond Moore Board of Directors Meetings ★ ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Richard Birlnger, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Webster Treot, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Muichohey January-1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Aaaoclatlona— STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHa, Michigan 13—Chester Allemler Matched Dlst. and Club Program- Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Torg Skobo Oceupotionol Informotlion— General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonaton, Illinois Governor, 636 Diat., Rotary International International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molltor Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah December—1966 -6—Harold Oeedholm Rolph Toupolik Four-Way Test- 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews Wilford Couillard, Ch. -Ken Leavenwerth,-Ch. ★ 636 (Rotary Foundation} June-1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — CHARLES BACON-Director Emplover-Employea Relations— 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^^pecial — At the coll of the Prasidant DISTRICT 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 13:00 o'clock noon 9—Albert Foller 16—Willlom Bobier 23—Charles Woodward November—1966 Rotary Foundation- Regular — lat Thuraday of aneh month May-1967 2—John Dean 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Mark S. Andrews 11—Seton Bovee IB—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Helkkinen 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Aprli-1967 4—Jim Endleott October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumaey. 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dlst. Gov. Visit Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith 1968: Charlat Bacon, Tom Coliin*. (World Understonding) 28—Cranston Wiicox 20—Robert Loose Bobier, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Nagia, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard 6^Clyde Williams t^ormond Moore Program—Robert Nogle Fred March-1967 September—1966 Seholorahip, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Att't Saey.-Traai. F. Wise Warren Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Ray Pitts 30—Olin Dolly Rural-Urban—8. K. Peorce, Ch. Jim EndicotI, E. Horold Goodholm Traoaorer 9—Paul Thomp$on(Fair Comm.) 16 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester 21—Bernard Loney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Crippled Children — Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox August—1966 Robert Howlay Cranston Wllcex Praddent Vita-Prefident - Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohay, Ch. 1966-1967 NAGLB DIRECTORS ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson BY ELECTION ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Cloaaiflcation—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON ROBERT COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chotrman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotar—Foy 278'2903 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.. 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148-Patficie. -. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-&086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha 278-5386 278-5891 276-4486 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernice Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. 278-2818 Fred Coly, 81 W. Clarko Avo.—Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Seolt Ave.—Ellen Jo 279-9471 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheff St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwafer—Farah 278-5909 278-3968 278-W75 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth 279-9266 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanora 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..-278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velma -.2^-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn --.278-6788 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Phone No. 278-5790 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rofh 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola [?d.—Annetta Richofd D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrdino George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—More Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Kenneth Putnom, il E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred.Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis . ^ Vi" . j . • 278-5512 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5W4 .278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara _ 278-4222 278-6603 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke-Suzanna. PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-6ladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4243 _ 279-5094 _ 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine.— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello .278-6693 278-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-^3 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle "278-5033 1279-9428 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchan.. The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 :i •• ^ INC 49036 369-9092 278-4350 : L .-- COLDWATER, UIGHIGAN 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ' FHEDERECK H. WESXS QUALITY SPREMf} PRODUCTS, 2^-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive.- y.-. Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise \ .278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 6, 1966 For Next Tuesday: Chet Allemier has the program. At the time of publishing the bulletin, the program topic and speaker are a secret. This Tuesday ue heard a thought-provoking analysis of inflation by J, Howard Stoddard. It was well we had program, plus 13 guests to hear it. of our members at the V/e'd be disturbed to Jhink that a dollar saved during the ''Great Depression" (what was great about it?) is now worth 3^ except that who had a dollar to save? that matter. Or to spend for Thanks to Harold Goodholm for the excellent program. Tvfo Reactions on last week's bulletin: was pretty crude," One, that "so-called joke The other, a protest on the Classification List jibe, John rightly claimed his Committee had submitted it. Anyway, it appeared as a place-mat Tuesday, and not because of the bulletin question. Next job: Fill those openings. Our Guests: Visiting Rotarians Nelson Weber and Gordon Van V/ieren from Bronson; Clare IJelch from Marshall; Frank Miller from Sturgis, and John Holcomb from Quincy. Other guests included Paul V/oods, Blaine Ellis, Bill Doyle, Pat Patrick, V/illiam V/ilson, Noel Shedd, and V/alt Balcom. Early Leavers: Only three, V/e hope the greatly reduced numbers lately is a trend—not an accident. Speaking of S $ $ : One V/estern tovm boasts that the only embezzlement that they ever had v;as when a "manipulating" bank teller made the fatal error of putting back too much. generous to a vault. He was sentenced for being (O.K., O.K., you v/rite this sheet) Overheard from a guest Tuesday, as Duke sat dovm; "Boy, this Club can really sing." So as a member of "The Singingest Club in the U.S.A." you'll appreciate this old legend: " After God created the world. He called the angels to Him and asked vjhat they thought of it. One of them said, "There is something lacking: the sound of praise to the Creator." So God created music, and it was heard in the whisper of the wind, and in the song of the birds; and to man also was given the gift of song. And all dovm the ^es this gift of song has indeed proved a blessing to multitudes of souls." From - V/orld Religious News Cran Uilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregationoi Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Direclor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. Community Sofaty — Richard D. Moore, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 ANDERSON Proiid«nt ROBERT NAGIE Vke-Presidenl ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN Seetrtory KLEIN — WAYNE FARST Treaiurer Am'J Secy.-Tre«. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey, Ch. Cranston Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W, Thompson, Ch, Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— 196S: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst Milford A. McKeith ★ Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings Normand Moore Regular — Itt Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL * CHARLES ■peeial — At the call of the President SERVICE BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationol RICHARD L. EVANS-Soll lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internationol Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Molitor Four-Woy Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skobo Oceupotionol Informotlion— Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Fred li. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, Michigan 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter 25—Carlo Helkkinen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Falier 16—William Bobier 25—Croig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wiiford Couillard (World Understonding) September—1966 6—Clyde Willloms Worren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awords—William Bobier, Ch. DOUGLAS Moreh-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Mark S. Andrews 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Fritz Van Aken Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuty. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED February—1967 COMMinEES — CLUB SERVICE SERVICE November—1966 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling 15—Roy C. Potferson (Rotary Foundation) June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wllford Coulllord, Ch. 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Ralph Toupolik July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm International Youth Project Robert Sweet, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstlen" 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Ailemler 20—Ken Putnam 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichord Biringer, Ch. 25—Raymond Muichahey Jonuory—1967 Robert B. Kerr SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret. Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foliar, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Chorlotte Woyno Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Forah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JefFerson—Ruth Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patrlcio 279-9266 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S- Sprague Rd.—Jonet.-.279-9501 —278-6788 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6951 Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Address and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 278-2261 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. .278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno- 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth - MIIFord A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R, 3—Carol 279-9551 278-5819 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto .278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6278 Fred H. WeeKS, R. R. 4—Beatrice Roymond Muichahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 .279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine—— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce,-. R. R. 4—\Orginia 278-5512 - ... John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 279-9360 278-2979 __27B-6341 278-6322 .J278-5641 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11c. Chicago St.—Mabel...._276-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R.*1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibisy Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis... 278-4159 PUBLISHED BY a/ Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE 278-4029 278-2612 278-5033 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen T fi2 5^6^ 0 FRSDSSICK H. ffESK3 QUALIIY ?R,)D'JCT5, INC. COLDWAFEH, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR $ 278-42^ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER r 278-4350 Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilmo 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ___.278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth 279-9428 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 369-9092 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 -■ I. ELK'S 278-6316 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret...767-7508 James R, Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 1 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8316 ..278-58^ E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9551 NAME 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Craig Sebcid, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernlce 279-9471 Phono No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-5234 278-6054 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 29, 1966 Hext Ueek: President Fred announces that Chairman Harold Goodholm xdll introduce J, Howard Stoddard of Lansing. Mr. Stoddard is Chairman of the Board of the Michigan national Bank. All Rotarians v/ho "have it made" may leave early. The remaining (approximately 76) with a few $ problems should stay. This ;7eek: An interesting and educational variation. Chairman Carroll Barnes presented Mr. Ken Hamlet, Forensic teacher of Coldwater High School and his debate team; Elizabeth Sherman, Rhonda Smith, Larry Martin and Bill Hayes, Did you shift your prejudices a little on Foreign Military Aid? How many adults reach an opinion on crucial issues based on the extensive research these young debaters so capably presented? Any Heek: Have you stopped to recall and appreciate the scope, variety, and excellence of programs this year? Just in the last fevj v/eeks, for example: some crucial community issues—the Library issue and the Hospital addition; a slide-tape hunting trip to -northem' "British Columbia; a frank discussion on Religion; 1-69 and Michigan Expressv/ay plans; Computers in today's business; and even a Moonlight and Roses "Talkathon". Three visiting Rotarians from Bronson, Ray Smith, Nolan Hooker, and George Brusak. (Does the "eat and run make-up" serve its intended purpose? Have you ever thought of the effect on the program at Quincy v/hen half of the audience leaves as the Coldwater "make-ups" pull out?) Encouraging; One early (Coldwater) leaver!. at Tuesday's program was 8^. . So our Club attendance Neb Treat, a Past Presidnnt of our Club, has found it necessary to vjithdraw because his business responsibilities prevent regular attendance. Neb plans to return as soon as his obligations permit. And Ray Mulchahey's resignation also leaves a big gap. Ray produced a fine bulletin for the several years he was editor. He worked hard at it, sometimes under difficult circumstances. Probably few Rotarians ever told you so, Ray, but your sincere work was appreciated. Prod of the Month; Nhat happened to the "Open Classification List" that was to be published? On The Lighter Side: V/arning - The rule of the "Deer Camp Cook" story applies to this bulletin. In case you've forgotten this old tale, the unlucky hunter drawing the short straw became Camp Cook for the gang until someone complained - then that fellow was hooked. One ingenious hunter stuck with the job for days, in desperation one morning liberally spiced the pancake batter v;ith deer droppings. The first hungry boy to try one, broke out with "These d —m cakes taste like horse manure!", but then quickly gasped~"but they're good! good!". Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:75 e'cldcli * ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 72:15 o'clock 5TUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 72:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:75 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONE5VILLE — Thomos Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tor Hotel - Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COILINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — FRED ANDERSON . . ROBERT NA6LE Vic.-Pr«(id«nt ERNEST W. lUSE Secr.tory JOHN KLEIN - WAYNE FARST Club Bulletin—Ray Muichohey, Ch. 1966-T967 Cranston Preiid.nt — 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968; Chariot Bacon, Tom Coiltnt. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Student Guests—John Visoiky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken DOUGLAS Normond Moore Itt Thurtdoy of each month Director ★ CHARLES BACON-Olrector ^^pecial — At the call of the President Robert G. YIngling SERVICE ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Torg Skabo Richard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary Intornotlonal I SONG LEADERS Trade Associolions— Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International | ' Webster Treat, Ch. John VIsosky, Ch. Dori Shorno Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Muichohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, lllinolt 30—Robert Howiey 27—Don Shorno Matched Olst. and Club Program- Occupational Informatiien— 23—Charles Woodward -13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duone E. Oovidson 27—Mark S. Andrews Internotlonal Youth Protect Robert Sweet, Ch. Molifor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupallk Four-Way Test- May-1967 22—Jim Skinner Wilfond Couillard, Ch. Ken leavenworth, Ch. 25—Corlo Heikklnen 29—Corroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Employer-Employee Relations- 18—Ralph Toupallk October—1966 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson, Ch, VOCATIONAL 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 16—Vi^lilam Bobter Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan WOODWARD, Aprll-1967 25—Craig Sebold ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 28—Cranston Wilcox 6^Clyde Williams 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Mark S. Andrews 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough (World Understanding) September—1966 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carrol! L. Barnes, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Normond Moore March-1967 21—Wllford Couillard 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Rotary Information— ★ Regular Scholarship, Student Public Relotions— Mllford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonisl F. Wise Warren Williams Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Bob 30-Olln Dolly Rural-Urbon—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin -- Troaturer ★ DIRECTORS Lester Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodh^m Ass'l S«y.-Troo». 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Wilcox 21 —Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to chonge dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodiet' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mapfe Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5358 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Otin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane — Wayne Forsf, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo B. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake CarloL Helkkinen, 91 279-9471 278-2818 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..,278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma._ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 Luse, R. R. 4—Roth 278-8318 278-6316 278-2261 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshoil St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Soro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 5. Clay St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyie Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6322 278-5641 Kenneth Putnpm, lie, Chicago St-—AAabel— J78-2790 278-6161 C. Alfred RIee, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 B. Chicago St.—Louise.. ' 27S-5842 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. ChTcogo St.-Mary Ann 1278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 2^-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwofer—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 278-6730 s&m, AuNi R FRSDERICK H. WEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugheriy—Gretchen Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5535 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 369-9092 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Ktbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. ROTARY CLUB Phont No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NeI)ie Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnIght, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrchiid Dr.—Bernice Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta Rlchord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Peart St.-Lllo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Ffod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth... -1 Address and Rotory Ann 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo.. 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margoret ...767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, TNC COLDWATER, illCHlGAN 49036 �% "He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 22, 1966 Next 1/eelc - Carroll Barnes says he has a "good program promised." This V/eek - A most interesting discussion of the backgro^d of the changing philosophy of the Roman Catholic Church by Father Parkhurst of the St. Charles Parish. Bob Nagle was Program Chairman. President Fred recognized the good wotk of our Safety Committee on the U.S. 27 sign. (Bob Sv/eet*s work cost him a $1.00 - he failed to duck the photographer) Visiting Rotarians; Jerry Hollister, George Brusak, and Clarence Snyder of Bronson; John Uilliams and John Holcomb of Quincy; and Charles Pilllad of Angola, Indiana. Student Guest V/illiam Bopp Jr. responded with a v;ell rendered recitdtion written by Tom Scott. Absentees, plus early leavers, resulted in 70^ of the membership in full attendance. Biography - Robert liartin han. Born April 10, 1912 In Kew York City. Received an A.B. degree from Elon College, North Carolina in 1935- Graduated from the Theological Seminary of Alexandria, Virginia with a B.D. Degree in 1938, Married Edna Lee Henley of Durham, North Carolina in 1938. They have two children, Lt. Robert M. Man of the U.S. Navy, and Mary Ann Kan, a Senior at Central Michigan University, Father Han has served churches in Rockingham, North Carolina; Covington, Louisiana; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Clearv;ater, Florida; and Bessemer, Alabama before coming to St. Mark's Church in Coldwater. From 1942 until I945 he served as a Chaplain (Captain) in the U.S. Army in the European Theatre. * This month's quote: Walter Blucher, Director of Southeastern Michigan Metropolitan Study Corporation, speaking in Jackson "You have psychological problems -—appear unwilling to face realities and thereby obtain more services at less cost by eliminating duplication of government facilities. The belief that people move to the suburbs and escape taxation is a myth. Suburban areas are no longer low tax areas v;hen faced with the problem of providing high grade services getting new industry is a problem of the area, not of a city alone." Suggestion: i ^ A pun contest between John V/alker and Mel Rice, ("DeGaulle Stone" - V/ow!) Cran Nilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER a ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:1S o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATHE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk'c Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF i COMMtHEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direcior MICH. Attendonce—Jim Skinner OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 ANDERSON Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NA6LE Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Treoeurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Aee't Secy.-Treae. *• Program—Robert Nagle DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Warren Willioms Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normond Moore Fritz Von Aken Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Mark S. Andrews ★ Oiin Dally Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings DOUGLAS ★ CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Reletioni— ken leavenworth, Ch. INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Torg Skabo Matched Dist. and Club Program- SONG LEADERS STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. 6—B. K. Peorce 13—John Kennedy 13—Chester AHemier Richard Biringer, Ch. Trade Associations- June—1967 20-Mtlford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 6—Horold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley December—1966 27—Don Shorno Carlo Heikkinen, Ch, 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foiler 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Rolph Toupollk Occupational Information— May-1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Bornes 20—Ken Putnam Four-Way Test- 16—Ralph Toupollk 25—Carlo Heikkinen 8—Duone E. Davidson Robert Loose Mollior 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 1—Fred Neer International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Gilbert April-1967 15—Roy C. Patterson Robert G. YIng'ing VOCATIONAL SERVICE ..peciot — At the coll of the President WOODWARD, Director Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wlleox October—1966 4—Gust Burandl 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coullfard 25—Craig Sebold INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-ot-Arms- Morch-1967 September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ROTARY Rurol-Urbon-B. K. Peorce, Ch. Duone E. Davidson, Ch. 1969; John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Lester F. Wise Public Relations— Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 9—Paul Thonipson(Fair Comm. 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Oiin Dally Crippled Children — John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Robert Hawley Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pretldenl 7—Horvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cranston WMcox FRED 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. February-1967 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwator-Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth._ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Oiin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane. - John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.-Chorlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwaler—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore... Reo B. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-2818 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo-...-.Robert 8. Kerr, o Parsons Ct.—Martha 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.-- Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R, 3-Carol Gilbert Molilor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.^usan —278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita... _ 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise __ ..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _ .278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Brenson-Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlena 369-9092 _ 278-4350 . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Or.-Sara .. 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno __ 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-5585 278-4243 _ 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wlicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha .__279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace—— 278-2979 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne _ 278-6693 1278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-8909 —J78-6322 278-5641 278-6161 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Robert G. Ylngtlng, 21 Scott—Natalie Mel 278-5909 278-8968 ...-278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 8. K. Pearce, 97 E^son Ct.—Lorroine Kenneth Putnam. 11 E...Chlca90 St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 113 Grand St.-Phyllit N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Pafrieio .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernord Loney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Corlo Heikkinen, 91.E. Chicago St.—Mary-Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Joseph, 383 Phone No. 278-5790 Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-Llllion 278-5512 Clyde Willfoms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—VVllmo Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8238 278-4424 279-9428 278-5033 2^-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. -J78-6730 \ i The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 1 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUTi PRODUCTS, COLDWATER. MICHIGAN IHC, 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Koyemter 15, 1966 The pleasant looking chap on our left as we walked into Stukey's Inn on Tuesday looked vaguely familiar. As a matter of fact, v;e marveled at his close resemblance to our District Governor but v;e knew it couldn't be Stuart Bearup because he paid his official visit to the Club several weeks ago. It turned out it vra.s Governor Stuart, v;ho had accepted an invitation from Program Chairman Roy Patterson and President Fred to address the .Club in observance of Rotary Foundation V/eek. For those v/ho missed it, the talk again emphasized that this year we have a District Governor who really knows how to communicate. With the Call of the Worth at its peak, attendance at this week's session v^asn't one of the Club's better efforts of the year. As a matter of fact, there were 28 absentees, v;ith Srnie estimating our deer hunters at 25. One of the 25 v;as Cran V/ilcox, i^ho normally struggles with this publication. We hope he comes back fully rested and eager to take over from his less-fortunate sub, P.S, The Bronson and Quincy boys must be up north too. Ue had no visitors Tuesday, which must be some sort of a record for the Club. Rext l/eek's Program; Veep Bob Nagle, v;hose duties include riding herd on the various program chairmen, assures us there will be one, but he doesn't know what it will be as yet. Thoughts for This ./eek Puppy love can be the prelude to a dog's life - Anonymous. The smallest actual good is better than the most magnificent promise of impossibilities - Thomas B. llacauley, English poet. We are glad we don't have to do this every week - - Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome af These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chwrch — Monday, 12:15 o'doek ALBION — Parker Inn — Thorsdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGtS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel - Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY COMMUNITY SERVICE I 1966-1967 TOM COLLiNS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director I ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendonce—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classificotion—John Dean, Ch, Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE ELECTION — FRED ANDERSON . President Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Treasurer Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN - WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. * DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andersen. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Public Relations— Mllford Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken DOUGLAS Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ★ Robert G. Yingling SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations- Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard BIringer, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulehahey January—1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. 4—H. Vincent Komstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Trade Associations- July-1967 13—Chester Allemier Torg Skabo Informatiion— 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Howard Teeter, Ch. Fred H. Weelcs June-1967 27—Mork S. Andrews Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 6—Harold Goodholm Robert Loose Occupational GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois 23—Charles Woc^word 1—Fred Noer 8—Duane E. Davidson December—1966 International Youth Pro(ect — Molltor Four-Way Test- 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik CHARLES BACON-Director ^^peciol — At the coll of the Presideitt May-1967 15—Roy C. Potterson (Rotary Foundation) Roy C. Patterson. Ch. VOCATIONAL 25—Carlo Hetkklnen November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- at 12:00 o'clock noon 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 16—Wlliam Eiobler INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seion Bovee 25—Craig Sebaid ★ Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ April-1967 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Mark S. Andrews 28—Cranston Wilcox 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Bornes, Ch. Rotary Information— (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore A. McKeith 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/llford Couillard 13—Robert Kerr Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. DISTRICT 636 Warren March-1967 30—Olin Dolly Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Program—Robert Nagle Nagie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 9—Paul Thompson(F<iir Comm.) 16—Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, VIee-Prosidant ERNEST W. LUSE 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE I August-1966 Crippled Children — Cranston WMcox 21—Bernard Loney I Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehahey, Ch. 1966-1967 February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Birlnger EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Siringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ava.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cneryi Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-6517 279-9266 .278-8909 V/ayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Ray Fax, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8132 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velmo 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 276-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mariho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R, R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767-7508 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise. _ James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-90W Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshaii St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-CaroL_.. 278-2947 .279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bornlee 278-5819 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Llla-__ Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-M78 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .278-4029 278-5512 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wifma 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.-. George H. Pierce, R. R. 4-^VTrginla - John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6341 .278-6322 278-5641 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _..._278-616i Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel......_278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Robert 6. Rumsey, 118 GroTid St.-PhVllls Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwofer—laMoIne Charles Woodward, 163 Morshaii St. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan.. t •■•r: 1 FREDERICK H. of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 1278-5033 279-9428 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 278-6693 ...278-4424 Robert G. Yingling,,21 Scott—Nalalio.._ Leslie Woodward, l63 Marshall St.—Polly 278-2451 .-.ST2-5^4 278-4159 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-6603 278-4191 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys ■' t. 278-4350 Foul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro.__ Luse, R. R. 4-Rolh ^8-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie...._J278-6316 278-2261 Ernest W. Phone No. 278-8318 WEEKS QUALITY SPRirJG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 278-5033 .278-6730 �"fl'e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the C/. S. A. November 8, 1$66 This week, Duke was the opportunist who came through with the V/illiams and V/oodward Nestern I'/hing-Ding (anything goes for alliteration in a bulletin). Seriously, in addition to its unique interest and beautiful colored scenes, the program v;as outstanding for its professional continuity, timing, and smoothness. Such programs just don't "happen". They're the result of a great deal of careful planning, A bulletin discussion session is scheduled for December 3 for our District, 'ihat do you think? Comments and questions heard and over heard: What purpose does, or should, a Rotary bulletin serve? How many read it? V/hat's the point of a detailed program write-up when most of the Rotarlans enjoyed it first-hand? The ones absent can read a professional account in the Reporter, Could this be an item of business for the Board of Directors? Guests: Bud Davis of Carmi, Illinois; Phil Hensley and Gordon Van Wieren of Bronson, George Pierce had Charles Moser as his guest, and Pastor Fred Luthy was Ken Putnam's guest. Special student guest was Rod Hensch, A Coldwater High School senior. Rod is a young man who is going to enter the field of Natural Resources and Conservation, partly as a result of his 1963 experience at the Michigan United Conservation Club training camp. Our Club is one of the co-sponsors of this program—providing the funds for one boy each year. Space Fillers Most knocking is done by people v/ho don't know how to ring the bell. For the Rotary Ann's: V/hich is more deplorable—baby chicks dyed pink and blue, or old biddies dyed red and yellow? (Note to Secretary - please either sign this bulletin "Anonymous" or remove the last quip. Deer hunting is bad enough.) "Anonymous" Next Tuesday: Pat Patterson has the program. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUJNCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock AlBION - Parker Inn - Thursday. 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY - ERNEST W. lUSE Seereipry KLEIN Cranston President Vice-PresidenI Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagie Ass't Seev.-Treos. ★ 1967: Fred Anderson. Nogle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Wllcox Bob Rotary Information— Duone E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-al-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ilr Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES •^^pecial — At the call of the President BACON-Oirector Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks General Secretary, Rotary International . GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois | Trade Associations- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International ; STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan Rural-Urban—B. K. Peoree, Ch. ' 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wliford Couillard (World Understanding) September—1966 Warren Williams 28—Cranston Wllcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore Student Guests—John Viiosky, Ch. April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Chorles Woodward 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Howtey 15—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Potterton. Ch. et 12:00 o'clock noon March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 636 ROTARY 9—Poul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise DOUGLAS 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations- 1968: Chariei Boeon, Tom Collins. DISTRICT Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howiey Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Treosorer FARST DIRECTORS — ROTARY PROGRAMS Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehohey, Ch. ELECTION — 1966-1967 ANDERSON WAYNE 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ROBERT NAGLE JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direetor MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingfing June-1967 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. 20-Mtlford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews December-1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler Rolph Toupalik International Youth Proiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. July-1967 4.^H. Vincent Kornstlen' 11—Russell F. Moore 20—Ken Putnom 18—E. Ken leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin 31—Richord Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotory Magazine Week) LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with attother member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppolnt a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 2^ Hull St.—Morgoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Fred Culy, SI W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5358 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6033 278-6006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 273-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6951 278-6850 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernlce 278-5819 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaref-..767-7508 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3-CaroI Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—AnnettaRichard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Ccrnwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, lo6 Church St.—Marlon. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Saro 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 _.278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoIne.. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawloy, R. R. 2, Morrison loke Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen.-278-4115 George H. Pierce, R. R." 4—Virginia 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 111. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn ,-__-278-2790 278-2451 278-6161 Robert G.-Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-LIIHon Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phylitt 572-5594 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8132 278-5318 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 279-9501 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine John S. Piorson, 340 Marsholl St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N.-Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-5641 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—V^lma 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Ceila Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER 278-6730 Rotary REFLECTOR 1 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 __..278-M33 279-9428 3^-6393 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 _ 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann_____.2^-5585 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LIlo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson ^8-5842 H. WEEKS SPRlriG PRODUCTS coldivater. r �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. Novem"ber 1, 1966 Next week Chuck Woodward and Clyde Williams (Mighty Mountain Men) will tell us ahout their recent hunting trip to British Ct^umhia. This Tuesday, Fred Hough and Tom Collins covered the three special hond Issues you will find on the hallot on November 8th: The addition to the Community Health Center The Library combination plan The northeast side storm sewer for Coldwater City All three are timely topics, but no need to discuss the points here. If anyone votes without knowing the issues It v/ould seem to be his own fault. Guests: Jim Amidon, Glen Barnett and Presken Gunthorpe from Bronson; Elmer Dobson from Quincy; Merle Morrison from Detroit; and Elv/yn Bodley from Bay City, The Board of Directors will sonn give us the benefit of "Open Classifications" In our Club so we can be on the lookout for suitable new members. Always be tolerant of a person who disagrees with you. all, he has a right to his ridiculous opinion. After Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregotionoi Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehohey, Ch. BY ELECTION — 7966-1967 Cranston Wllcox FRED ANDERSON Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. PertldeM ROBERT NAOLE Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, V>»-Pre«icl«nt ERNEST W. lUSE S.cretary JOHN Treoiurer KLEIN WAYNE FARST Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin A»*'t Seev.-Treos. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nosle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Boord of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month et 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fritz Van Aken Etnployer*EnipIoyee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL Four-Woy Test- President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Occupational Informatiion— Fred H. Weeks Robert G. Yingfing 23—Charles Woc^ward 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik Webster Treat, Ch. John Vlsosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Joly-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstieh 13—Chester Ailemier 20—Ken Pofnom 27—Don Shorno 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulehohey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Mlchigon 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. Torg Skabo General Secretary, Rotary International 18—Ralph Toupallk November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Cralg Sebald ★ International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor April~1967 October—1966 Rotary Foundation- CHARLES BACON-Director ^^peclal — At the call of the President 28—Cranston Wilcox 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Bgrnes, Ch. Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Bobier, Ch. Normond Moore DOUGLAS (World Understanding) September—1966 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— 21—Wilford Couilmrd 6—Clyde Williams Program—Robert Nagle Normand Moore ROTARY Warren Williams Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ DISTRICT 636 RuroUUrban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Mark S. Andrews 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dolly Lester F. Wise March-1967 7—Lester Wise 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans. Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlst 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts Crippled Children — Membership—George K. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Milford A. McKeith 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley Public Relations— 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richord D. Moore, Ch. Awards—William February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoiis. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Choirman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Phone No. 273-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 276-5366 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia -H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. 278-8840 279-9551 276-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7503 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bornice 278-5819 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogena 278-6054 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jone — Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris _-278-5318 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virgirila Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 279-9266 278-8909 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora '-27B>5641 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 279-9471 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-5078 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1^3 Klbby Fed., Jockr.dn—Lillian Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4243 279-5094 1278-4159 278-4029 1278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ^^278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalle^ Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen • 1 i4 A.' V The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ERSDSRICK H. ffSCKS QUALi;v COLDWAIEa, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-8238 _ 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER » » T ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 Clyde Willloms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wilmo Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. ST2-5594 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, 65 B. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6341 278-6322 278-5006 278-6316 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cella ____278-2790 278-2451 Phone No. James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. Robert Sweet, R. R. ], Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ____278-2979 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-4191 NAME Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. —.278-5842 inc. 49J36 278-6730 �^Re Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 25, 1966 On Tuesday, Craig Sebald as Program Chairman, introduced Robert V/elke of the State Highway Department, He showed a film on highway construction. He stressed the present high cost of highway construction and believes that if Michigan is going to continue in the construction of roads that a new or an increase of revenue must be found. Increased revenues have not kept pace with the rising costs of building. Perhaps if some of the clover leaves did not use I60 acres of ground it might be less expensive. Several years ago we had a speaker tell us the advantages of the nev/ expressways and how much it v/ould benefit Coldwater, Your editor has his doubts about this—if any member wants to see v;hat an expressvjay does, drive down old U.S. I6 from Lansing to Detroit and see the towns that have died by being by-passed. Time will tell about Coldwater. Recently Paul Thompson had a letter from Boyd V/iggins in Nsuka, Nigeria, where he is stationed at the University of Nigeria. He stressed the extremely high cost of living due to the importation of staples. He also outlined the type schools which may teach by rote but not how to think. He apparently likes the friendly people whose morals are high and are ambitious. The government of Nigeria is pretty much of a mess and does little to add to the stability of the countyy, Ve called Fred Neer about next week's program and he told us that Keath Pearce is presenting a fellow Rotarian, Fred Hough, Administrator of the Community Health Center, who will outline the need for the addition, renovation and remodeling of the local hospital. voted on at the November 8 election, This matter is to be V/ayne Farst was born in Adrian on December 8, 19^0. His dad and mother are Don and Dorothy Farst. He started grade school in Adrian, but finished in Coldwater, He graduated from the Coldwater High School in 1959 and has been employed at the Cadillac Company since that time. He does drafting and engineering work. He and Sarah Allemier were married in Coldwater on October 6, 1962. They have one child, Anthony l/ayne, born on March 15, 19^6, His grandfather is Rotarian Chet Allemier. V/ayne attends the Methodist Church, enjoys hunting and golf, likes steak and cream puffs. Has no food dislikes. Attendance for our club for September was 90,40^. Third in the District for clubs of our size. The District average was 84,75^. Coldvirater usually has several exchange students—last year three. However none of them attended any of our meetings. Ionia, a club of similar size, has all exchange students attend a meeting of the club. Certainly they would receive a good cross section view by this method, VJhy not try it? The vagabond, when rich, is called a tourist. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Claisificatlon—John Dean, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 Vic.-Pr«tidenl ERNEST W. lUSE Swalary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN Treoiwrar Magozina—Reo E. Goodwin KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership-George H. Pierce, Ch. Aw'f Saey.-Traa*. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagia ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andaeron. Nogia, Doug Woodward, Frad Culy. Bob Warren Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Mork S. Andrews Sergeant-ot-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Boord of Directors Meetings Ragulor — Ist Thursday of each month DOUGLAS ★ CHARLES ^^fMclal — At the call of the President BACON-Dlrector Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informotiion— RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International l^Roy C. Patterson STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan (Rotary Foundotion) Duane Davidson JuIy-1967 6—Horald Goodholm 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 13—Chester Allemier 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert 8. Kerr Don Shorno 13—John Kennedy 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno SONG LEADERS John Vlsosky, Ch. June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 20—Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 Robert Loose Webster Treat, Ch, 23—Charles Wo^ward 30—Robert Hawley 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. Trade Associotlani- 2—John Deen 9—Albert Feller 16—Wlliom Bobler November—1966 International Youth Proieet Robert Sweet, Ch. Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois May-1967 25—Craig Sebald Director World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupalik Four-Woy Test- 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikklnen 18—Howard Teeter Robert G. Yingling Molilor 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molltor Rotary Foundation- VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1967 October-1966 Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon Governor, 636 DIst., Rotory International WOODWARD. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couiliard 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Normand Moore Rotary Information— ★ Williams Scholarship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Mllford A. McXeith MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Orgonltt ROTARY Rural-Urban-B. K. Peorce, Ch. Public Relations— 1968: Charlaa Bacon, Tom Coliini. 1969: John K1a!n, Bob Rumaay. DISTRICT 636 Lester P. Wise Bernard lanoy, Frederick A. Hough, ROBERT NAOLE 9—Paul Thompson{Fair Comm 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pretident 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Troof Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox ANDERSON 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawtey Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richord Birlnger STAG DAY—Norntond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kolhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther.. Richard BIringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-4486 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Ciorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .. 278-6054 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd... — James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Theimo 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5318 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Woyne Forst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Faroh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikklnen, 91 278-8132 278-8909 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Volmo Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet. 278-6250 279-9W1 Horry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Pofrieia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernord Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luso, H. R. 4-Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol— 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molltor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine— Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-lila 278-4191 276-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo-Brnestlne - Phone No. 278-8318 m.SfU7 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 369-90W 278-4350 1278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke-Suzanna 278-5554 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 1278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly 2^-9428 27S-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle Kenneth Putnam, 11 £. Chicago St.—Mobel-——J278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd.,. Joekson-Tilllan 278-2451 ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand 5t.-Phyll1s 276-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen fn-, i I ■ t ■ ■ . j. ... 1.4:' ' 4.? .'w ■ ■■ •' - fc • r i • -.9 ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I f PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilmo Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 279-9360 —278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 276-5641 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn :■ - 278-6316 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia — John S. Plerson, 340 Morsliall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. FREDERICK H. ffEEKS QUALIIY SPRUia PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, IdlGHXGAN 49036 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 2^-5033 278-6393 278-6730 �"Ue Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 18, 1966 The Club v/ill take an audio-visual trip along the n^w I-69 route in Branch County at next Tuesday's meeting, Craig sibald, who has the program, informs us Robert Uelke, of the State Rilhway Department, vjill be the speaker and will show pictures of work being done on the Branch County portion of the new freeway. Last Tuesday it was "Moonlight and Roses" and fond memories as Howard Teeter, with an able assist from Red McKnight, provided an interesting review of the earlier years of Coldwater Rotary, Doing the reminiscent bit v;ere five Club presidents of more than 20 years ago, to wit, Clarence (Irish) Ramsay, Bob Sharer, John Hardy, Bill Frankhauser, and Red himself. Two others. Herb Hurrell and Roy Putnam v;ere invited but were unable to be present. Ramsay, who is still a Rotarian and has belonged to a total of four clubs, recalled that Paul Harris, Rotary founder, was once brought to Coldv;ater to address an inter-state meeting, suffered a heart attack v/hile here, and spent some time in old Uade Memorial Hospital. You learn something every day if you keep your ears open. Last Tuesday marked the Club's'return to Stukey Inn as its weekly meeting place. We didn't make it for lunch, which was served smorgasbord style, but the fellas we talked to appeared to be well satisfied with everything but the more noticeable lack of elbow room. Ernie informs us there were 12 absentees Tuesday, and only two early leavers. Homer Heitz, of Englewood, Fla., and Hels V/eber and Jerry Hollister of the Centennial City to our west, were guests. In closing, we would like to point out that while we didn't make it .for lunch Tuesday, we did make it in time for the full program. Under Rotary rules, we figure that 50 minutes should be enough to give us credit for one meeting—perhaps even two! Seton C. Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs .MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Churth — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Cengregotionol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cote — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Porlsh House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OFFICERS BY ELECTION OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COlllNS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner — 1966-1967 Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston FREO ANDERSON ProtidenI ROBERT NAGIE Vie«-Prefident ERNEST W. lUSE Seerotorv JOHN KLEIN Treofurer WAYNE FARST Ait't Socy.-Tr.as, •k DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-OrganisI ★ Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Milford A. McKelth Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Ken leovenworth, Ch. Gilbert President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rolory International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Don Shorno The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. Robert G. YInglIng June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 20—Mtlford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilford Couillord, Ch. December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Aliemior Ralph Toupolik July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. Webster Treol, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson [Rotary Foundation) SONG LEADERS Tarde Associoilons— 9—Albert Faller 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Director Robert B. Kerr Fred H. Weelcs 2—John Dean November—1966 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramRichard Birlnger, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. May-1967 16—Vi^lllam Bobter Robert Loose Torg Skabo Occupational Informotlion— 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Croig Sebald Robert Sweet, Ch. Howard Teeter, Ch. RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah 18—Ralph Toupallk 4—Gust Burandt International Youth Project Molitor Foor-Woy Test- 4—Jim Endlcott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Employer-Employee Relations- April-1967 October—1966 Rotary Foundation— CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Fritz Von Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ ROTARY 13—Robert Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch, ★ 28—Cranston Wllcox 20—Robert Loose 27-Disf. Gov. Visit Bebier, Ch. Normand Moore ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) September—1966 Scholarship, Student Loans, WOODWARD. 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Ceulllard 6—Clyde Williams Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock neon 636 Warren Williams DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Oi;n Doily Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Normand Moore DISTRICT 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise Public Relations— 2B—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Awards—William 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Wileox Boqrd of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ^^pecial — At the call of the President February—1967 COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YInglIng If you wish to change dates with another member. odvite the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Lodles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St..—Wilma 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Chaster L. Alleniier. R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .__278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ci.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Richard Birlnger, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Horvey 6. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-2682 278-5386 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mopie Lane—Jane-- 273-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 James Endicott, 72 Cfieryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah 278-8132 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Carlo Heikkinen, 91 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6250 279-9501 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken leavenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Etnily Robert Loose—R. 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret--.767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold MeKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Torg Skobo, 155 tjarrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—GeHrudo- Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 369-90^ 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-5819 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LcMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cejia 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 2(33 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroino 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Plerson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-5641 ,_278-6161 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-EIIeon 278-2127 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott-Notalie— 278-5585 278-4243 278-4159 278-5033 1279-9428 278-5033 __278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.~.-.I—-278-2790 C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union Cify-Ev^yn._^_.-1 278-2451 .-.-ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Mel Rice, 1$^3 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .'j "ij'.Hi;.* j'.Sf? OUCO •% A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I FREDSRtCK He PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15^ P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 1273-6316 _ 278-4350 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 .. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome _ WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, UICHLGAN 49036 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 11, 1966 MOTICE - ATTSHTIOH !!! Beginning with our next meeting on October 18, 1966, we will assemble at Stukey Inn - same time 12:15 P.M. About three out of five of the Rotarians "present and voting" favored this change in meeting place. Next Tuesday, Howard Teeter and Red McKnight plan to present a program on "Reminiscing". This week's program chairman, Gil Moiitor, had Fred Culy substitute and introduce Jim Eccles of I.B.M.'s Kalamazoo office. Computers, inventory controls, needs for personnel and training comprised an informative session. Our Mighty Mountain Men, Clyde and Chuck, were back with stories of British Columbia and excellent trophies. Who'll be the lucky one to first line them up for a program? The 1967 Rotary Show, formally "voted in" last week will be co-chaired by Duke and Keith. John Visosky will again direct, with the Indispensable accompaniment of Grace» A letter of appreciation from the Gonzalez family for funding the Cuban boy's trip to Spain—the only i^ay to free him from Castro's hold. He's not out yet, but the wheels afe turning and the outlook good. Visiting Rotarians were Dr. George Jeffery, Jack Schafer, Nelson Weber and Don Hunsicker of Bronson; Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio; and Homer Heitz of Englewood, Fla.- Twenty Rotarians were absent—six left early. "A clear conscience is often only the result of a poor memory." Cran V/ilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Oirector COLDWATER, MICH. Attendanee—Jim Skinner ClaMification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Ofson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Cranston PrMldan! Wileox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. NA6LE Vice-Pretident Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN Treasurer Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin ROBERT KLEIN WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Ass't Seey.-Trea*. DIRECTORS - 1967; Fred Anderson, Bob Public Relations— Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy, Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director ,^^peeial — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relotions— ken Leavenwerth, Ch. ★ Gilbert ROTARY INTERNATIONAL General Secretary, Rotary international GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Community Safety — Molitor Robert Hawley 9—Paul Thomp8on(Foir Comm.) Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban-B. K. Peorce, Ch, Warren Williams Scholarship, Student Loons, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 25—Carlo Heikkinen 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundotlon) June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilford Couillard, Ch. December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Ralph Toupallk International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr LEADERS Duone Davidson 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 November—1966 Robert G. YIngfing Don Shorno 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 25—Craig Sebald Richard Biirnger, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, Miehigon April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director SONG (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wileox 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—wilford Couillard September—1966 Normand Moore Webster Treat, Ch. March-1967 6—Clyde Williams Occupational Informatilon— Trode Associations- 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 16——Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olln Dally Crippled Children — Matched Dist. and Club Program- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks February-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 2-Webb Treat Richard D. Moore, Ch. Four-Way TestHoward Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Loke City, Utoh 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Roy C. Potterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon 636 SERVICE Rotary Foundation- Regular — 1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT COMMUNITY ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148-Patricia-_.. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret IHarvey G. Bent, 5! N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 27B-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-6951 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlghf, R. R. 3-Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Berniee 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 278-5342 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beofrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Ralph Toupallk. R. R. 5 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna. _ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 279-9471 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Albert Pallor, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G.- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie- James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Faroh Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8968 278-8132 278-5318 _-27B-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago Sf:—Maty Helen .^'278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Spraguo Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine John S. Plerson, 340'Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chicago Sti—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5512 278-5641 __278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby'Rd., Jaekion-LIIIIan 278-2451 ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchsn y pv Cu- i t. I- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i FRSDSRICK H. WESXS PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome - 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-4191 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara-_ Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise QUALir^ products, itic. COLDWATER. !JlCiiiaAU 49036 278-4029 _"278-2612 1278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 276-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 4, 1966 According to the District Governor's letter, Coldwater had an attendance for August of 89.07s?, This is fourth In clubs of comparable size. The district average was 84.28^, In the October Rotarian, v;e noted that two Michigan men are studying abroad under a Rotary Foundation grant and one young man from Australia is studying at the University of Michigan. One of the men from Michigan is In Australia, so it is a fair trade. Plymouth, Ishpeming, and Richmond, Michigan are all mentioned in the October Rotarian. A "big black seegar" to the first member who tells your editor v;hy they are mentioned. A new department has been added to the Rotarian Magazine entitled "Inside Rotary," Read about it on page 53 of the October Rotarian. New members especially should read this, John Michael Visosky was born on April 6, 1928 in Gintner, Penna. Gintner is about 20 miles west of College Station and 18 miles north of Altoona. V/e had to hunt to find it. He graduated from the Madera Penna, High School in 1945. He took his HA degree from the University of Michigan in 1952. and his MA in Music in 1957» He served in the U.S. Navy Reserve from 1945 to 1948 mostly in Florida and Louisiana. He taught music and band at Heading, Michigan for 11 years before coming to Coldwater. He married Sally Kesselring (a teacher) from Jonesville in Hillsdale on September 23> I96I. She graduated from Michigan State in 1959. They have three children, Michell, 4 years; Mark, 2 years; and Jon Andrew, 3 months. He was a member of Phi-Mu-Alpha the Honorary Music Fraternity at the University of Michigan, His hobbies are reading, music and outdoor work. He plays golf (sometimes breaks 50)* He has no food dislikes, he likes a lot of everything. - -- This week Gus Burandt presented a film dealing with "Zip" codes in the U.S. Post Office service. Very soon now all mail will be handled by Zip Code and you had better get your code numbers for the towns to which you send mail. Absent were Bacon, Collins, Henry, Joseph, Kornstein, Holitor, Norm Moore, Mulchahey, Neer, Olson, Patterson, Mel Rice, Putnam, Shorno, Swart, Sweet, Thompson, Toupalik, V/. Van Aken, Wilbur, C. VJilliams, U. V/illiams, C, V/oodward, D. V/oodvjard, and Les Woodward. Visiting Rotarians were Charles Pixley and Bert Uard of Bronson. There were four early leavers. Next week Gil Molitor has the program and we will let him tell you what it is all about. Recently Ernie Luse told us about the age of our members. Here is one for him, "Young men have a passion of regarding their elders as senile." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BAnLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 ANDERSON Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey, Ch. ★ FRED COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE 9—Paul Thompson{Falr Comm. 16 Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise NAGLE Vice-Presldent ERNEST W. LOSE Secretary Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nasle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. Bob ■k INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Solt lake City, Utah Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Torg Skobo Matched Dist. and Club Program— Fred Robert B. Kerr SONG Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-MiIford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken leovenworth 25—Raymond Muichahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin LEADERS Webster Treat, Ch. June-1967 27—Don Shorno Richard Blringer, Ch. H. Weeks 30—Robert Hawley 6—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch. Carlo Helkklnen, Ch. Genearl Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois 23—Charles Woc^ward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweet, Ch. Informatiion— 2—John Dean 9—Albert Foller 16-Wllllam Bobier December—1966 Ralph Toupalik Robert Loose Occupational May-1967 29—Carroll L. Barnes International Youth Project — Four-Way Test- 25—Carlo Heikklnen 22—Jim Skinner Wllferd Coulllord, Ch. Gilbert Molitor INTERNATIONAL 18—Rolph Toupalik 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) World Community Service — Employer-Employee RelationsKen Leovenwerth, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee November—1966 Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. YIngling CHARLES BACON-Olreetor '.^^rtpeelal — At the call of the President April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) October—1966 Rotary Foundation— at 12:00 o'clock noon ROTARY 28—Cranston Wilcox 6^lyde Williams 25—Crolg Sebald ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. September—1966 4—Gust Burondt Olin Dally Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 636 Fritz Von Aken Youth-Carrol! L. Barnes, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Coull^rd 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Mark S. Andrews March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olin Dolly 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Bebier, Ch. Normand Moore Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ DISTRICT Awards—William Public Relations— Milford A. McKeith MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist Williams Scholarship, Student loans. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Asi't Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS Worren 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treol Pr«>iclenl ROBERT 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August-1966 Robert Howtey Cranston Wilcox Februory—1967 SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Blringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert YIngling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Richard Blringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L, Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C, Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Or.—Barbara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone .- 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelt Sl.-ChorloHe 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter-Foroh 278-8132 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrlson.igke 278^8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet...279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand Sf.—Dorothy_—-278-6501 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _ 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Ernest W.^ Luse, 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Ollve Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara . 279-9551 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Maraorot..7d7-7508 R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, R. 278-2947 R. 3-Carol Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann._ 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand Sf—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 Clyde Williams, 102 Corlyle Ave.—Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. YIngling. 21 Scott-Natolie B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine-^.- _.__-278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruih,, Kenneth Putnam, 11 B. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Garnd St.—Phyllis i.x. . 278-5641 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5S94 278-5006 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wlkox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly fpc : r-, f > The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 1 fredsrick h. weeks QUALITY SPRiiia PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 1278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 "Z'278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 , 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. '.'U;: t 278-5842 .369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 .278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernlee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.-Mora Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2. Morrison Loke-Rlfa 49036 .JI78-6730 �"He Profits Most Who'Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 27, 1966 District Governor Stuart Bearup of Charlotte spoke to the club at noon and then 22 members attended a club assembly at Stukey Inn at 6:30 P.U. At noon he stressed the 10 points outlined by Rotary International President Evans and since Rotary is V/orld VJide, clubs should have an awareness of what Rotary is doing beyond Coldwater's city limits. He stressed that service to others is one of the reasons Rotary is growing. There are ^1-9 clubs with 2800 members in District Ho. 636 and the District undertakes only tasks that individual clubs cannot do. These include district conferences and district assemblies. He stressed the need for clubs to emphasize the follovjing: 1. 2. Fellowship at meetings Hold to the integrity of classifications. 3. Provide a chance for participation by the members. 4. Provide good programs. At the assembly each committee chairman outlined the program for his committee for the coming year. The District Governor made no particular recommendations other than some minor ones, and expressed the opinion that the club as a whole was doing v/ell. The club extends its sympathy to John Halker and his Rotary Ann, Gretchen, over their recent loss. The club is losing Heb Treat by resignation. At a Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday, it was decided to submit the following proposition to the club membership: There is a Cuban family living in Havana who are relatives of the Gonzales family in Coldwater. There are four members, the father a surveyor, the mother a school teacher, a son 14 years old and a younger daughter 9 years old. The family wish to come to the United States. Castro will not let the 14 year old boy leave Cuba for the United States but will let him go to Spain. The club is asked to pay the plane fare of about $500.00 from Hava,"na; tol-Iadrid for the boy (Castro gets half the plane fare). The boy can stay in Spain for three months and then can come to the United States. In the meantime, it is hoped that the other members of the family can come to Coldwater. 'Give'this a good hard "think". There is no other v;ay this boy can get out of Cuba since next year he would be drafted into the Army for 12 years. Programs for October: October 4 - Gus Burandt October 11 - Gilbert Molitor October 18 - Howard Teeter October 25 - Craig Sebald Absent on Tuesday were Allemier, Burandt, Klein, Kornstein, H, Moore, Beer, Skinner, C. Ullliams, Uilcox, V/ise, C. V/oodward, D. V/oodward and Pierson. Visiting Rotarians included G, U. Jeffrey and Helson V/eber of Bronson; Dale Ulrey of Goshen, Indiana; John Holcomb of Quincy, and John Sundquist of Monmouth, 111. Torg Skabo had as his guest Clarence Johnson of Coldwater. Anyone going to Eurupe? the September ROTARIAN. If you are read about "Card Blanche" on page 40 of A tycoon leaves his air conditioned home, goes to his air conditioned office in an air conditioned car and then goes in his air conditioned car to have a Turkish bath. It just don't make sense. Ray ilulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congre0ational Church — Wedneidoy, 12:15 o'clock ^ AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurcdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cofe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONESVIllE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-DIrector ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Sofety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. 1966-1967 BY ELECTION ANDERSON ROBERT NAGIE . - Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, VIce-Preiident ERNEST W. tUSE JOHN Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Pfe*idenl Jim Endicott, E. Horold Goodholm S.eretary KLEIN Treojorer WAYNE FARST Ast't S.ev.-Treat. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andonon. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fr.d Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist Rotary Information— Ken Leovenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skobo Occupational Informotlion— WOODWARD, Director 2—John Dean 9—Albert Fallor 16—V/llllam Bobier 23—Charles Woc^ward 30—Robert Howley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20-Mllford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 6—Harotd'GoodhoTm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Pufnom Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey January-1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken LEADERS SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Mogazine Week) EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson Don Shorno The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. May-1967 November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Internalienal Youth Proieet — Robert Sweet, Ch. SONG 25—Carlo Heikkinen 29—Corroll L. Barnes Robert S. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. October-1966 22—Jim Skinner Richard Biringer, Ch. Trade Associations- 4—Jim Endicott II—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Motched Dist. and Club Program- Corlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Ralph Joupalik. Relations—.. Aprii-1967 18—Howord Teeter World Community Service — Wilford Couillord, Ch. CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee 28—Cronsfon Wilcox 25—Croig Sebald ★ Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 4—Oust Burondt Olin Dally DOUGLAS 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Morch-1967 21-Wilford Coulirord 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon General Secretary, Rotary International Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Rotary Foundotion— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Worren Willioms Duone E. Davidson, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings President Rotary International Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Normand Moore INTERNATIONAL F. Wise Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Sergeont-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 16—Rciy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dolly Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. ★ ^^pecial — At the call of the^resident 9—Paul ThompsonfFair Comm. Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations— 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Lester 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox 21 —Bernard Loney August—1966 Robert Howley Cranston Wilcox FRED I February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having specie! programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafor—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylo Avo.—Jean 278-2682 273-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-8006 - 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin DaUy, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.- 278-2818 Ouane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.. 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwofer—Farah 278-5475 278-8132 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. "Goodwin, "73 S. Jefferson-Roth 278-6517 ill.279-9266 Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Tholma 278-8968 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Robert Howley, R- R. 2, Morrison loke 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Heten--27B-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwafor-Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Jonef Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 John Klein, Box 148-Patrleia.. 279-9551 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. 278-8840 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—.767-7508 Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol— Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Bernlce Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—AnneHo Richord D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elolne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Ch-cle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine - George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Morar Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2261 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Uniori City—Evcvyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lltllan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Ji278-5641 „_..278-6161 278-2790 —278-2451 ST2-5594 —278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann i 1 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome _^8-5842 278-6316 James R, Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive __ Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene.- Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon._ 369-9092 _ Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna- _ 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St _ Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter-Ruth Leslie Woodward^ 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-LaMoine Lester p. Wise, R. R, 2—Cello 278-5033 : 279-9428 278-5033 276-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. 1966 PE/ FR2DSRICX H. WXSKS duality SPRINU PRilMITS, IHC. COLDSi'ATSR. alUHlQAIl ROTARY CLUB 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., H. R. 2-Neltle The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 49036 .278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 20, 1966 Next week District Governor Stuart Bearup will "be with the club and speak at noon. At 6:30 P.M. there will be a club assembly at Stukey Inn and all club officers and committee chairmen should be there. There will be a general review of where our club is at present and a discussion of abme of .the goals to be considered for the coining year. If you were absent on Tuesday and plan to be there for dinner, give President Fred a ring. On Tuesday the following members were absent: Allemier, Bacon, Barnes, Burandt, Dean, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Hough, Kennedy, Kerr, Leavenworth, McKeith, N. Moore, R. Moore, Pitts, Shorno, Skabo, Teeter, Treat, Weeks, G. V/illiams, C. Woodward, Tingling and Walker. There were five early leavers; all apologized to the speaker for leaving early. This is a courtesy due a speaker and much appreciated. Visiting Rotarians included Morris Wood of Bronson, Donald Putt and Marlin Young of Angola and Art Chipman of Greenville. George Pierce had as his guest Stan Borden, Past President of the Coldwater Lions Club, and Ray Mulchahey had as his guest Cliff Bowers, Secretary of the Cold\/ater Lions Club. On Tuesday, Bob Loose was responsible for the program, but the speaker Richard Wurster of Jackson was introduced by Ray Mulchahey. Mr. VJurster, an employee of Jackson Prison, is a member of the Jackson Lions Club and told of production of Braille for the use of the blind through cooperation of inmates at the prison. He showed slides (beautiful ones) and a synchronized tape related to the details of the making of Braille text books, story books and other items. This program certainly shows "Service above Self" and members after the meeting examined some of the results of their efforts. Mr. Barham could not come due to the severe and sudden illness of his father. Something new has been added. Norm Moore and Bob McDonald have purchased the Quincy Herald and are now publishing it. They claim it is Branch County's Most Progressive 'Jeekly Newspaper. John V/alker was absent on Tuesday, We understand his son is very ill at the University of Michigan Medical Center. For a bit of philosophy on modern times read, "Modern Fallacy" on page $6 of the September Rotarian. In these days the search for security may have a detrimental effett on "many able young people who are settling for much less than they should," On Tuesday, Doug V/oodward presented Charles Bristol as a new member to the club. He was born in Highland Park, Michigan on May 6, 1936. Graduated from Royal Oak High School and in 195^ graduated in Business Administration from the University of Michigan. He is now a C.P, A. He married Lois V/indner in Royal Oak on August 20, 1955- They have two children, Deborah born January 5f 195? and Andrew born January 20, i960. He belongs to the Country Club, Elks, and several professional societies. He is a member of the Honorary Accounting Fraternity at the University of Michigan. He hunts, fishes and golfs and likes lots of food. Dislikes macaroni, piazza, v;armed-over coffee and corn on the cob. Did you ever stop to think what a heck of a time your ancestors had getting across this country without expressways, Bankards, credit cards and filling stations? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondo/, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NA6LE - Ptrtldent VIe.-Pretident ERNEST W. LUSE S.eretary JOHN KLEIN Tteasurar WAYNE FARST Am'I Seey.-Trea». ★ Fred Anderson. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst Cranston Wilcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicett, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relations— _ ★ General Secretary, Rotary International Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Moiitof Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupotionoi Informotiion— Carlo Keikkinen, Ch. Fred H. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose April—1967 4—Jim Endleott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moora 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burondt 25—Carlo Ketkkinen 11—Gilbert Molllor 18—Howord Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally May-1967 2—John Dean 9-Albert Faller 25—Craig Sebald INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-aNArms— * RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah (World Understanding] September—1966 Scholarship, Student Leant, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Weexs Trade Associations- Webster Treat, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan Don Shorno DOUGLAS March-1967 7—Lester Wise 21—Wiiford Couillord Mark S. Andrews at 12:00 o'clock noon President Rotary International Warren Williams Fritz Von Akon Miiford A. McKeith Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Isl Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL Rurol-Urbon—B. K. Peorce, Ch. 21—Bernard Laney 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dally Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 636 ROTARY 9—Paul Thompton(Fair Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Lester F. Wise February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Public Relations- ★ ^^pecial — At the call of the President August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Program—Robert Nagle Nggle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. DISTRICT Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification-John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ELECTION DIRECTORS — 1967: COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLIINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch, 16—William Bobier 23—Chorles Woodward November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Ouone E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation] Robert G. Yingling Wllford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupalik 20—Miiford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm tnlornatlonal Youth Prelect — 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Robert Sweet, Ch. 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Matched Dist. ond Club Program- Richard Birlnger, Ch. 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll t. Barnes World Community Service — June-1967 25—Raymond Mulchohey Januory—1967 3—Fred Weeks Robert'B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringcr Duane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore UDIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dotes with onother member. advise the program chairmors of the change. Members having special progroms, such as ladles' Night, may oppolnt a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairmon—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester I. AMcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay NAME Phone No. 278-2903 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgetnoor Rd.—Moriorio Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlylo Avo.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 1 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-Wiiford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Doily, 61 Maple Lone—Jane.. 279-9551 278-6316 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchild Dr.—Berniee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta Richard D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwelt Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llia Robert Ncgle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-8132 278-5318 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.- 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91. E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Jonet—279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 278-8086 278-8968 278-5475 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velma 278-6318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5386 _278-5891 James Endleott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Charlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8840 278-2682 278-8609 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwoter—Fatah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia-- 278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Address and Rotary Ann' John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— Fred Andorson, 46 Maple Lane^Kathryn .......^-278«6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 —278-5078 279-9492 Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Morshall-St.-Moro Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Rhone No. 278-58^ James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 276-8942 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-4222 276-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwafer Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Warner VonAkon, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sora 278-4243 279-5094 Fritz VanAken, 65 1 Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wflcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Cariyle Ave.-Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMoIne 278-5641 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 278-6161 — Addreu and Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-9360 ..-278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 " NAME Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Ruth— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Mel Rico, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillis.n 278-2790 278-2451 —ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand at.—Phyllis— 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Oaugherty—Gretehen.. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 —278-5033 278-6393 The COLDWATER .278-6730 "T^ Rotary REFLECTOR i FRSDSRICK H. QUALITY WESKS SPRiriU PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serv'es Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 13, 1966 On Tuesday, Bob Kerr presented our own "Doc" Cranson who was formerly a labor mediation representative for the State of Michigan. He discussed mediating labor disputes and told of the problems presented in such an effort. Absent on Tuesday were Allemier, Gcodholm, Joseph, Komstein, K. Moore, R. Moore, Mulchahey, Pitts, Skabo, Thompson, Treat and W. Williams. There were 10 early leavers. Visiting Rotarians included Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio and W. U. Jack of Kalamazoo South. Fred Anderson had as his guest Clarence Johnson, The Rev. Robert M. Man, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, has been proposed as a member. His Major classification would be Religion, and his Minor classification would be Protestantism. Any objections to his membership should be made to the Secretary in writing within 10 days. Many new members have heard of the "Four Way Test" but some do not know how it came into existence. It started in the sale of aluminum kitchen utensils. A y»ung man took over a company making and selling these articles. He believed in truth in advertising and much against the wishes tf his sales staff, adopted the "Ftur Way Test" as his motto in advertising. The mott» caught on and the company prospered. The "Four Way Test" is as folltws; 1, 2. Is it the truth? Is it fair to all 3, Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned. concerned? With all the advertising now on radio and televisltn, how does it stack up with the above motto? At the Board of Directors meeting on September 8 the problem rf early leavers was discussed and an effort is to be made to try to cut these to emergency situations only. On September 2?, District Governor Stuart Bearup if Charlotte is to visit the Club and later that evening there will be a Club assemly to which all members are invited. Members should make every effort to attend this dinner and the meeting following. Rext Tuesday, Bob Loose has the program. The speaker is tc be Ex, R. Barham of the Jackson Lions Club. He will tell us of the Braille program f»r the blind that this Club has carried on for several years in cooperation with inmates of Jackson Prison. it would be nice if he If any member has a Lion in his •rganizatiwn, could be invited. The average citizen of the United States thinks ff Africa as being all jungle or desert. Look on Page 20 of the September Rotarian and find tut how many of the 12,469 clubs in the world are in Africa at the present time. If you have never seen a true "Ark" look on Page 22 of the last Rftarian. There you will find it. We fnly wonder if the replica was built t» scale, A vacation is just a succession of 2's. It consists of 2. weeks which are 2 short. Afterward you are 2 tired 2 return 2 work, and 2 broke not 2. Hay Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cofe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING - Jack Tor Hotel — Frldoy, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'dock HilLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attandonce—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ ELECTION - Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Cranston Wilcox FREO ANDERSON ROBERT Proiidant NAGIE Vice-Preaident Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Secrofary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm ERNEST W. lUSE — JOHN KLEIN Treaturer WAYNE FARST A**'l Sacy.-Traas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Frad Andarian. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonlst ★ Mogozine-Rao E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle CHARLES BACON-Dlractor General Secretary, Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan 13—John Kennedy • July-1967 - . 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leovenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 Richard BIringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Duane Davidson June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 20-Milford A. McKeith 27—Mork S. Andrews 6—Horold Goodholm13—Chester Ailemler 27—Don Shorno Don Shorno 30—Robert Hawley December-1966 Matched Dlit. and Club Program- John VIsotky, Ch. 9—Albert Failer 23—Charles Wocklward (Rotary Foundation) Torg Skabo Webster Treat, Ch. 2—John Dean 16—William Bobler 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Ken Putnam Trade Associotions— May-1967 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupollk Carlo Helkkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary International DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Occupational Informatllon— 25—Carlo Helkkinen November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson Robert Loose Four-Woy Test- 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Craig Sebold Howard Teeter, Ch, Molitor 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee October—1966 4—Gust Bvrandt 11—Gilbert Molltor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dolly ★ international Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Gilbert RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Student Guests—John Vitosky, Ch. Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson, Ch. Robert G. Yingling Employer-Employee Relations—• Ken Leovenworth, Ch. April-1967 20—Robert loose 27—DIst. Gov. Visit INTERNATIONAL SERVICE * (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 13—Robert Kerr Loons, Normond Moore Sergeont-ot-Arms— 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coullmrd ^Ciyde Williams Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. March-1967 September—1966 Warren Williams Mark S. Andrews VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL Rural-Urban-B. K. Pearce, Ch. Rotary information— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. President Rotary International 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Olin Dally Fritz Van Aken at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 9—Paul ThompsontFair Comm. F. Wise Scholarship, Student 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester 7—Harvey Bent 14-Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawtey Milford A. McKeith Nermond Moore * Community Safety — Richard 0. Moore, Ch. Public Relations— Board of DIrecfort Meetings Regular — 1st Thursdoy of each month ^^peciol — At the coll of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week] 31—Richard BIringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Progrom Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JUIY, 1966-JUNE. 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Phone No. 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma —278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 John Klein, Box 148—Patricio 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 363 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha Phone No. 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 279-9551 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..-767-7506 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol.- ..278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Berniee 278-5819 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 278-5512 . Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 3^ Morsholl St.—Mota Rdy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 279-9360 ' —- Kenneth Putnam, ll E. Chicago St.—Mabel Address and Rotory Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzcnna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Saro 279-5094 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4029 278-2612 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady8 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne ■ Vr . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 H. 279-9428 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.. ..rC VM WEEKS QUALi;y spHi.'ji COLjAA.EH, 278-8238 278-5033 278-2790 rf FRS3=:?TCK 278-4159 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth V 0®0 278-4243 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. ST2-5594 278-5006 > 4. 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jacksail-LUIIon... Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ; 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 278-4424 278-5033 278-2451 ' 278-5842 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn i Phone No. 278-2979 278-6341 —278-6322 278-5641 — NAME iSLJiilGAa rric, .278-6730 �"Re Profits Most fP'ho Serves Best*' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 6, 1966 On Tuesday, one of our own Rotarians, Andrew Henry, who is a member of the Branch County Selective Service Board, tild us of the selection of draftees. This Board has five members who serve without pay and an effort has been made to select members with a wide variety of background. He stated that the classification by occupations or student is a temporary st^us. Any young man may appeal his classification if this is done within ken days. , ', * If a man is enrolled in college the college must notify the Rrpft Board tf his attendance. It is incumbent upon the young man to keej5 the Board appraised of his status, whereabouts or any changes in his condition. Andy states that a large percentage of men called for a physical do not pass the examination. The name of Charles Bristol has been approved by the Membership and Classification Committees for membership. His maj^r classification is "Business Service" with a minor classification of "Acc«unting Service". Any objections to his election shall be submitted to the Secretary within 10 days and this must be in writing. Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Burandt, Davidson, Kennedy, Laney, N. Moore, R. Moore, Pitts, Skabo, Treat, Weeks, C. Williams and Wilcix. There were nine early leavers. Visiting Rttarians included Homer Hutz of Englewood, Florida; Ed Facklam of Bronson; George Hubbard of Union City; Elmer DObson of Qulncy; and Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio. The Club has lost Bob Hawley through resignation, and hope he can come back sometime. We are sorry for this Now that school has started be careful of the kids, especially those on bicycles. Tuesday there was a group of seven at the traffic light and three crossed traffic; the rest were in the lane so a right turn c»uld not be made. On Tuesday President Fred mentioned the safety facttr in driving. followed the accident in which eight people were killed. This There was no yellow line where this occurred, even though there was a hollow and a curve near the scene. The local authorities can do nothing about this since it is a State Highway. However, if any member believes there Is a hazardous "Pass With Care" zone they should either let Ray Pitts know, or write the Safety Division, State Highway Department, and pinpoint the danger. That Department will check it. Your editor has written regarding two such zones and they have been corrected. On Page 8 of the September Rotarian is shown theschoolhouse in Wallingf»rd, Vermont where Paul Harris started schotl. Club of 35 members of that city. It is maintained by the R«tary The last step in the election of a new member is: The Secretary fills out a new member report ftr the newly elected member and forwards the completed form to the General Secretary of Rotary International. "Chivalry" said a little boy after studying knighthood in school, "Is going around releasing beautiful maidens from other men's castles and taking them to your own castle." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ~ Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congresationol Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 ... ROBERT NAGLE Viee-ProsidonI ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary KLEIN Persldeni Tieoiurer WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — A»»'» Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1966: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Cronston Wllcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bornord laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nogle Public RelationsMilford A. McKeith Rotary Information— MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Orgonist at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES Employer-Employee INTERNATIONAL RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan ' . 11—Russell F. Moore 18—B. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchohey 3—Fred Weeks TO—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS - John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson Wobster Treat, Ch. | .July-1967 . 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno January—1967 Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Assoclotions— December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm Richard Biringer, Ch, Occupational infermotlion— 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Matched Dist. and Club Program- Torg Skobo GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) Robert Loose Howord Teeter, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 29—Corroll L. Barnes Ralph Toupolik Four-Way Test— 23—Charles Wooidword 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—V/llilom Bobier 15—Roy C. Potterson World Community Service — Wilford Couiliord, Ch. Relations- May-1967 November—1966 Director Robert G. YIngling BACON-Dlrector 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Helkktnan 25—Croig Sebaid Roy C. Patterson, Ch. Gilbert President Rotary International WOODWARD, 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 11-G1lbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Clin Dolly DOUGLAS ApriJ-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burondl Rotary Foundation- Ken Leavenworth, Ch.~ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 13—Robert Kerr 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cronston Wilcox 20—Robert Loose Normond Moore INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couiirard September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ^^pecial — At the coll of the President K. Pearce, Ch. Williams •k Normond Moore March-1967 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30-Onn Dally Fritz Von Aken Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Lester F. Wise Worren 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban—6. 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howley Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COILINS-Director MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ February—1967 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingllng The obovo Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program choinnan of the change. Members having speciol progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to astisf with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279*9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helon 278-2261 278-2947 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^aro Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth... 278-5358 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bolsier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno 278-6821 278-8006 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 ..278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 278-8609 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Folrehlld Dr.—Berniee Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-5319 278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-4191 ..278-6278 278-5078 -279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-8132 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ..278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-i 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ...278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6951 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767-7508 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 276-6054 ,279-9471 278-2818 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Foroh Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-8086 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorolhy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. .__278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lllilan 278-2451 ST2-5594 Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel ....-».278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.— 278-6788 ^8-5006 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshal] St.—Gertrude 278-^50 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.. Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllmo Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. WEEKS COLDAATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome f . 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Z278-8238 278-6693 .__.2OT-4424 2^-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 27^-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. ^ StP ID QUA'uirV SPRINO PR.")DUCTSe INC, 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna.. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys -.'.90^.'. FREDSRICfC H. 278-8942 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER I 369-90% Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon .1 Rotary REFLECTOR 278-5842 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Oiive rjrr. . Phone No. Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 'I ELK'S Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. 278-5790 278-8640 279-9551 278-6501 Phone No. 278-2903 273-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marierle Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret NAME NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha.. John Klein, Box 148—Potrleia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn .276-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 30, 1966 The next step in the election of a new memher is: After having received the complete application card and the remittance for the admission fee, the Secretary shall issue to the new elected member a Rotary'pemhership identification card. | On Tuesday, Olin Dally presented a fellow Rotarian Red McKnight who with an assist from Boh Barnes as the projectionist, told the members of his travels and showed slides of the places he and his Rotary Ann, Carol have visited. Red tells us he prefers the "Slow Boat to China" method over regular passenger ships. It was an excellent program. The new arrangements of the badges and flag worked out very well last meeting and no one got lost. Here is the program list for September: September 6 - Clyde Williams September 13 - Robert Kerr September 20 - Robert Loose September 2? - District Governor Stuart Bearup to visit It will help a lot if the Chairman of next week's program will let your editor know what it is. Clyde Williams is to have the program, but what it will be we were unable to learn. Clyde is gadding somewhere. Absent on Tuesday were Andrews, Burandt, Dean, Goodholm, Henry, Hough, Leavenworth, N. Moore, R, Moore, Patterson, Mel Rice, Skinner, Thompson, G. Williams, Wilcox, C. Woodward, and Tingling. Since our attendance average for July was less than 9Q^> we hope these members have made up. since Monday is a Holiday and Quincy will not meet. Visiting Rotarians included Ghal Dyer, and John Elwell from Ohio, Ed Gordon from Bluffton, Indiana, and from Bronson came Jim Amidon, Lloyd Phillips and Jerry Hollister. McKeith had as his guest his sone-in-law Don Gause. Remember the Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, September 8. On Page 26 of the September ROTARIAN is an excellent article on debate: "Does the U.S.A. wield too much power?" can the U.S. be responsible for? Read it. Just how much of the world During the year 1965-66 Rotary International added one new club each day in the year for a total of 365 clubs. There are now 12,^69 clubs with a total membership of 598,000 Rotarians. These are in 133 different countries. The slogan for 1966-67 is "World Community Service." Every Rotarian is challenged to "do something for someone somewhere." Page 32 of the last ROTARUN. A husband was waiting for his wife and listening to the astronauts on the radio at the same time. He muttered to himself, "Well, they have been around the i world once and I am still waiting for her." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON ~ Congregationol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF FRED BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLIINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ELECTION — ANDERSON Preiident Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernord Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. lUSE Sesretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magoxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Traoiwrer WAYNE FARST Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore A»f't Saey.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderton. Nosle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Bob 1968; Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organist A. McKeith Rotary Information— Nermand Moore President Rotary International General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 13—Robert Kerr Employer-Employee RelationsKen leavenworlh, Ch.' Molitor Four-Way Test- STUART J. BEARUP-CharioHe, MIchigon 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling JuRe-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 20—Milford A. McKeith 29—Corroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couiliord, Ch. Ralph Toupallk 27—Mork S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodholm International Youth Project — 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam Robert Sweet, Ch. Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Matched Dist. and Club Program- 18—E. Ken leovenworth 27—Don Shorno Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson 25—Raymond Mulchahey Jonuory—1967 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- May-1967 November—1966 WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weelcs 18—Ralph Toupaiik 25—Carlo Heikkinen 25—Croig Sebald ★ Robert Loose Occupational Informatiion— 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howord Teeter Olin Dally Roy C. Patterson. Ch, VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1967 October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. DOUGLAS (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wileo* 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Bobler, Ch, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-ot-Arms— 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wllford Couil^rd ^Clyde Williams Normond Moore Mark S. Andrews Gilbert RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Awards—William March-1967 7—Lester Wise September—1966 Scholarship, Student loons. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. CHARLES BACON-Director INTERNATIONAL Williams Fritz Van Aken ★ ★ Warren Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Public Relations— Mllford Board oF Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month —special — At the call of the President 16—Ray Pills 23—George Pierce 30-OIIn Dally Program—Robert Nagle Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm. Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Viea-Pwidsnt 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox NA6LE ROBERT 21—Bernard Laney August—1966 Robert Hawley Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 Februa ry—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotory Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer STAG DAY—Normond Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 270-5790 278-8318 278-6951 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-^50 767-7508 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-5358 Chorles 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ava.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-8006 278-8086 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 278-^54 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone ... 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.-^usan Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwoter—Velmc 278-6250 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1. Union City-Evelyn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis 279-9501 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3-Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchlld Dr.—Bernlce Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey. 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-6517 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9551 278-6501 Tekonsha—Margaret John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwoter-Faroh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 278-8840 Bernard Laney, 372 Morshall St.—Rhea Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 .... 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.-Circle Dr.--Groce 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Mel Rice, 1903 278-6322 278-5641 ......278-6161 - Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Robert Sweo^ R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ._$T2-5W4 278-5006 ELK'S TEMPLE •.. I'''-. 278-6603 2^-5094 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle 2^6393 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—ViHlmo Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4243 278-4029 2^-8238 2^-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Wolker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen QUALITY SPRCIG PR3DUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4222 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice FRSDSRICK hV'WEEKS PUBLISHED BY 278-8942 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys -.AM 1966 ROTARY CLUB 369-9092 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann SIP 9. ' Rotary REFLECTOR 278-5842 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 ..278-2451 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. J278-6316 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 Address and Rotary Ann Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn NAME Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay ....278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. August 23) 1966 For next week's program, Olin Dally tells us that Red McKnight is presenting slides of his travels about the world. should prove interesting. Red has gadded a lot and it Absent on Tuesday were Andrews, Burandt, Collins, Dean, Goodholm,'" Heikkinen, Henry, Kerr, Klein, Kornstein, McKeith, N. Moore, R. Moore, K. Pearce, Skinner, Teeter, W. Van Aken, W. Williams, and Wilcox. There were seven early leavers; however, only five had signed up to leave early. Visiting Rotarians were Ed Johnson of Valparaiso, Indiana; Elmer Dobson of Quincy, and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio, A1 Rice had as his guest one of his sons, Philip. We hope all Coldwater Rotarians have seen Page 58 of the September ROTARIAN. If you have not, take a good look. Several weeks ago we mentioned the death of Phil Lovejoy. On Page 4l of this month's ROTARIAN is given a report of this man. He started his professional life in Marshall, Michigan, and always had a soft spot for this locality. The last time we heard him speak was Charter Night at Athens. He was a most dynamic speaker, and a very comfortable person to meet and know. Corey Ford's article on Page 38 of the September ROTARIAN is also in this month's READERS DIGEST, The Van Akens take note. Step No. 12 in the election of a new member: . When the proposed member has filled in, signed and returned to the Secretary the regular form of ~ application, indicating his understanding and acceptance of the responsibility of membership, together with his remittance for the admission fee as provided in Article 5j be shall be duly elected to membership. On Tuesday, Web Treat presented Bob Nagle who gave to the Club some of the news in the "Razzberry'S the first bulletin. Having lived in Coldwater at that time, many of the names are familiar. Irish Ramsay is now living in Grand Rapids and still a Rotarian; Bob Sharer is on the staff in Continuing Education at Michigan State University. Dan Hodgeman is an attorney in Detroit, and Harry Van Dusen is still a banker near Detroit, knew, Marty Derhammer was still selling Fords in Kalamazoo. The last we According to the May I9, 193^ '-Razzberry" the band parents were struggling to provide new uniforms and hoped to raise $1,000 for them. October 1, 1935 when the Coldwater Kiwanis Club was organized, Rotary invited the new club to lunch. Some of the early Kiwanians were Rolph Carlisle, Oscar Renshaw, Harold Stukey, Joe Watson, Carl McConnell, and Neil Baggerly. According to their report "Kee-Wanis" means, "To make one's self known." Their motto was, "We Build." Never argue with a woman when she is tired or rested; or if you don't think women are explosive, just try dropping one. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, T2:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hort Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HIILSDALE — Episcopol Pariih Houte — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED BY . . President ROBERT NAGLE Viee-President ERNEST W. lUSE Seeretory KLEIN - 1967: Fellowship-Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Mllford A. McKeith Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-OrgonisI Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-DIrector Employer-Employee Relations- Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ ROTARY Gilbert INTERNATIONAL General Secretory, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP-Chorlotte, MIchlgon Moiitor Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatllon— Normand Moore Student Guests-John Visosby, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Webster Treat, Ch. 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October-1966 25—Carlo Heikklnen May~1967 2—John Deon 9—Alisert Foller 16—WIfiam ^bier November—1966 23—Charles Wocxlward 1—Fred Neer WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duone E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling June-1967 6—B. K. Peorce 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Coulllord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik 13—John Kennedy 20—Mllford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 July-1967 6—Horold Goodholm International Youth Prefect — 4—H. Vincent Komstien 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose II—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Matched DIsl. and Club ProgramRichard BIringer, Ch. 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrod Swort 17—Fritz Von Aken 24—Reo Goodwin Robert B. Kerr John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno SPECIAL EVENTS (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duone Davidson The above it our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1966-1967. 28—Cronston Wilcox 23—Craig Sebold SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- (World Understanding) September—1966 4—Gust Burondt INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred H. Weeks 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couilford 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Olln Dally ★ Corlo Heikklnen, Ch. March-1967 6—Clyde Willioms Scholorship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Four-Way Test- President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Warren Williams Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ DISTRICT 636 9—Paul Thompson(FaIr Comm.) 16 Roy Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dolly Rotary Foundation- ^popecial — At the coll of the President 21—Bernard Loney 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. DOUGLAS February-1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August-1966 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Treasurer Ass't Seey.-Treas. Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Cranston Wilcox Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm ★ DIRECTORS ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. ELECTION — 1966-1967 WAYNE FARST 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ClassiReation—John Dean, Ch. ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Dfrector MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling If you with to change dotes with another member. advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such ot Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WImo Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth— 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marforle Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. 278-2818 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott. 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 Phone No. 278-8318 278-5842 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Ollve Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene _ 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora Gilbert Moiitor, 10 Foirehild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-GIadys John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lllo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 278-5078 279-9492 Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.._ 278-2947 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-6517 279-P266 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Plerson, 3^ Marshall St.—More Carlo Haikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 279-9501 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2261 Ernest W. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9551 .278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnlghf, R. R. 3-Carol 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 278-8909 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy. Bernard Loney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheff Sf.-CharloHe Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake Phone No. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 .-.278-6341 2^-6322 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian $72-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phylllt Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, 102 Corlyle Ave.—V/ilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. AUG9-. 1 FRSDSaiCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRiriS P.R)3UCT3, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 278-6603 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 1.278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 __.278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 2^-5033 278-6393 -278-6730 ,iWc.|^.6A'Y & gb Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-6316 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JLugiist 1Q66 step No. 11 in the election of a new meraher; The proposed having passed the Membership and Classification Committees, scrutiny and their recommendations having been approved by the Board of Directors, the man i.- is considered eligible for membership and the next move is to have the proposer and Rotary Information Chairman discuss with the proposed member his wishes regarding joining the club. Then and not until then should the proposed member be aware he has been considered for membership. In the discussion the members should outline the history, aims and objectives of Rotary and impress on the proposed member that membership entails responsibilities as well as privileges, and that unless he can accept these, he should not accept membership. All Coldwater Rotarians should look: on Page 58 ot the coming September Rotarian. Warner Van Aken's picture will be printed as having 42-1/2 years of 100^ attendance. This picture was sent in over a year ago so that by now it is over 43-1/2 years. We figured out that he has spent over 90 working 40-hour weeks sitting in Rotary meetings. Can you ever hope to beat it? Hibernation is good for the soul. You get away from everything, telephones, television, radios, newspapers, baths, shaving, even combing your hair. Next summer your editor hopes it will be for six weeks. On Tuesday, Ray Pitts presented Sgt. Wade Brassier of the Branch County Sheriff's Department who showed a film on safe automobile driving. Such films are very timely with the number of accidents we have had in Branch County recently. Speeding by trucks is a very definite danger especially on the main travelled streets in Coldwater. It has gotten so that if you drive at lawful speed, people look at you as tho you're an oddity. ' * Visiting Rotarians on Tuesday were George-Brusak, Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidson of Bronson; Wright Bennett of Van Wert, Ohio; Bob Bell of Kankakee, Illinois; Lindsey Baker of Quincy; Edwin Johnson of Valpariso, Indiana, and Gerald Sandy of Lubbock, Texas. Absent were Bacon, Biringer, Bovee, Burandt, Collins, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Kennedy, Klein, Kornstein, R. Loose, N. Moore, R. Moore, Nagle, Neer, Patterson, G. Pierce, Sebald, Skinner, Swart, Visosky, Weeks and Wilcox. There were six early leavers. Web Treat has the program next week: v;hat it is we have no idea. It is often difficult to learn what the coming prograni^s to be, and it will help your editor a great deal if the members willWM ahead of time. We always like these off-year elections. No matter how they turn out, both parties can always find something in them to be pleased about. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'dotk BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday. 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tor Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY - CLUB SERVICE TOM COILINS-Diractor Attendance—Jim ELECTION - 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON Pr.sident Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey, Ch. Fellowship—Pool W. Thompson, Ch. Vie.-Pfe»!dent Bernord Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Sesretary Jim Endieott, E. Harold Goodholm Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN WAYNE Treasorer FARST Am'I Seev.-Trea*. * DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred And.rten. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Chariot Bacon, Tom Collint. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organitt ★ Fritz Van Aken Board of Directors Meetings Regular — Ist Thuriday of each month at 12:00 o'cto» noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Direetor * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretory, Rotary International Tors Skobo Occupational Informotiion— 28—Cranston Wilcox Apirl-1967 4—Jim Endieott 11 —Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupolik October—1966 4—Gust Burondf 11—Gilbert Moiitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Carlo Heikklnen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Roller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodword November—1966 1—Fred Neer 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Wilferd Coulllord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik December—1966 International Youth Proiect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose Jory-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. end Club Program— Jonuory—1967 Richord Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— STUART J. BEARUP-ChorloHe, Michigan (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Willioms 25—Croig Sebold Director World Community Service — Moiitor Howord Teeter, Ch. WOODWARD, Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling Four-Way Test— GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International DOUGLAS Employer-Employee Relatiorts— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough 21—V/iiford Couilmrd 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Student Guests—John Vlsosky, Ch. Sergeont-at-Arms— March-1967 7-Lester Wise 30-Olin Dally Normand Moore Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Scholarship, Student loons. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Mark S. Andrews 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) Warren Williams A. McKeith February—1967 7—Horvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 2-Webb Treat Rural-Urban—B. K. Peorce, Ch. Rotary Informotion— Normand Moore ^^pecial — At the coll of the President August—1966 Lester F. Wise Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nagle Public RelationsMilford 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cronston Wilcox ROBERT NAGIE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES Webster Treat, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. Don Shorno Duane Davidson SPECIAL (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NiTE-Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966*1967. If you wish to change dotes with orMther member, advise the pragram chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detail*. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwoter-Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—June.- Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endieott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foiier, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horoid Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke Corlo Heikkinen, 91 278-6033 278-2682 278-8086 278-53B6 278-589! 278-4486 278-5234 Frederick A. IHough, 570 S. Sprogue Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rheo 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6050 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret._767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Gilbert Moiitor, 10 Falrchiid Dr.—Berniee 278-5819 278-6054 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce - B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-6517 278-8909 278-6250 C. A!fr^ Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn 279-9501 278-6788 Mel Rice, Phone No. 278-8318 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-5842 278*4350 278-8942 278-4222 276-6603 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R, 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-^uzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys .278-5554 276*5585 278-4243 278-4191 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 278-6322 278-6161 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy-. Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.—Wllma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coidwoter—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.— Douglos Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 2OT-4159 278*^12 2^-8238 278-6693 —278-4424 2^-^33 279-9428 278-5033 2^-6393 278-2790 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian.- Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PUyills Address and Rotory Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 279-5094 ——278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel NAME CroIg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 278-6278 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Roy Pitts, M N. Sprogue St.—Ruth—1 — E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Veimo NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . ^ ST2-5594 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen " 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I 0^; PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRENO Pil.>DUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49036 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 9» 1966 Ray Pitts will present next week's program. The title (approx.): ''Learn to Drive to Stay Alive". This week, Paul Thompson, Director of Extension, was in charge of 4-H Fair and Youth Achievement Day. This cast gave us a very comprehensive program: 4-H Fair Activities: President Marc Semmelroth and Manager Leland Sanford. Adult 4-H Programs: Leaders Fred Bernhardt, Bill Wilson, and Bethel Schmitt, 4-H King and Queen: David Hasty and Patricia Victor, Clothing Project-M.dels and "Mannfacturers": 4-H Public Speaking-Agriculture: Sllf'zeck. Alan Parks M.S.U. Dair School Experience: Representative Lois Brecheisen 4-H Washington D.C. "Citizenship" Trip: Bruce Gruner Promotion of Uncle Heavy®s Pork Chop Review: Fred Culy ********** Guests: Alden Peterson, Taylor, Michigan, and his guest Paul Nicita Chal Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio Bill Nimmo, Kendallville, Indiana Hick Carson, Guest of Carroll Barnes Absent Bent, Biringer, Goodholm, Goodwin, Heikkinen, Kennedy, Kerr, Horm Moore, Kulchahey, Ueer, Patterson, Pitts, Toupalik, Treat, Visosky, and Clyde Williams. Early Leavers Skabo, Endicott, Pearce, Dally, and Bacon * President Fred's Message; ********* Due to an increase in food costs, your Board of Mrecfors efted to 4?ease the c.st of meals to $1.75, effective September 6, 1966. The Board will receive any suggestions ir recommendations in writing for further consideration. Editorial Comment on Bob Sweet's "blank Bulletin". Glad to least one Rotarian who removes the staple before discarding. But we re a little hurt by the suggestion that we "vice versa" it and send 80 blank Bulletins and one printed. Seems the blank ones make better note paper and score sheets. :r\: "The Good Lord had a reason for creating man before woman. He didn't want any advice." Cran Wilcox Clerical Note: "Mr. Mulchahey, please come back soon. Did producing a bulletin from notes written on the back of a check book stub in mutilated Sanskrit?" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomos Dining Room — Tuesdoy, 6:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Fridoy, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey, Ch. Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley 9—Paul Thompsen(Fa!r Comm. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise ROBERT NAGIE Vlee-Pre«idenf Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Korold Goodholm Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. ERNEST W. lUSE KLEIN Treaiuror Aii't Seey.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. Bob 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nogle Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ Normand Moore Beard of Directors Meetings ot 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ ^^peeial — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY CHARLES BACON-Dlreetor EmpioyerrEmpioyee RelationsKen Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary Internotlonal Molitor Four-Woy Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatllon- Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International SERVICE Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno October—1966 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Deon 25—Croig Sebaid WOODWARD, Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 4—Gust Burandt ★ DOUGLAS April-1967 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeanl-at-Arms— 28—Cranston Wilcox 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Mark S. Andrews (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Wiliiems 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Fritz Von Aken Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 21—V/IIford Couillord 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Mllford A. McKelth 14—Frederick Hough 30—Olin Dolly Warren Williams Public Relations— March-1967 7—Lester Wise 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. WAYNE FARST 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treot Cranston Wilcox JOHN 21—Bernard Loney August—1966 President FRED ANDERSON February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fax 9—Albert Faller I^V/illlam Bobier November—1966 1—Fred Neer 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Tingling 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 20-Mllford A. McKeilh 27—Mark S. Andrews Wllford Couillord, Ch. Ralph Toupolik December—1966 July-1967 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Ailemler International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam _ 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose - 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 25—Raymond Mulchohey Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard Btrlnger, Ch. 3-Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL Duane Dovldson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer LADIES' NITE-Roberl Ylngling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may oppoint a eomtnlttee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966.JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chestor L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwotor-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroli L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. —. 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8318 Tors Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 278-2947 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barbara _278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dolfy, 61 Moplc Lone—Jane. _ 279-9471 278-2818 Richcjrd D. Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwator—Faroh 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.^usan 279-9492 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burcndt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-4486 278-6054 278-8609 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 279-9501 278-6788 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara ,278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Clyde Willioms, 102 Carlyie Ave.-WIlma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand Si—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth —..-278-2979 278-6341 -—278-6322 278-5641 ... .,278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, lie. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson's-Lllitan 278-6693 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-^33 Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Celia Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G._Tinsling, 21 Scott—Natalie-.. 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 Rotary REFLECTOR FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PR33UCTS, COLDSATER, laiCHlGAN of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M, ELK'S TEMPLE 2^-9428 278-51)33 _-2^.;6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.:—r ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine j— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-M94 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 278-8909 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Elleen 278-2127 276-5078 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Robert Hawley. R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-6769 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 279-9266 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JefFerson—Ruth 278-6517 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.-Mora E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-5318 Horold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen —278-5386 2^-53jU Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-8086 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Phone No. Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita IHC. 49036 .278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, August 2. 1966 August 8-13 fair WEEK - We'll meet at the Elk's. Temple at 12:15 P.M. (Hot as In the past at the Fair grounds) Paul Thompson has arranged for ahout twenty 4-H Extension Leaders to "be our guests. Need more "be A good host is at "home" when he has invited guests. said? Rev. Bill Harrington narrated a series of excellent slides on his trip to the Holy Land and the Mediteranean Area. The program was enhanced "by Rev. Bill's background knowledge and sincere interest in the area and the smooth continuity of his presentation. (George, you did it again!) Guests: 7ic Lockhart, Montpelier, Ohio Jim Kerr, MansfiSld, Ohio John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio H. L. Howard, Dayton, Ohio Gordon Packer, Litchfield, Michigan Elmer Houghton and Morris Wood, Bronson, Michigan Absent Members: Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Endicott, Kennedy, Laney, Molitor, Norm Moore, Russell Moore, Mulchahey, Pitts, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Skinner, Thompson, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams,. Charles Woodward, Doug Woodward. Chairmen: Have you filed your plans with President Fred? The boys who are in under the wire (smugly) suggest a fine for late reporters. Medicare Note (dedicated to Chuck Bacon) An early applicant requested a payment to go see Dr. Zhivago. To Ray: Where are you? In the UP backwoods, or just "goofin" off? Gran Wilcox Vicedarian You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock i3 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jock Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �SIP ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 TOM COLLINS-Direcfor ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH, Attendance—Jim Skinner Classification-John Dean, Ch. ★ Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTfON - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox FRED ANDERSON . President Fellowship—Paul W, Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGIE VIce-Presldent Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Mogaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN .. WAYNE FARST - Treasurer Ais't Seey.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumtey. MRS. GRACE PAHERSON-Organlst ★ Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program-Robert Nogle Public Relations— Milford A. McKellh Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Nermond Moore Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ SERVICE CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee Relations- ★ I Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL j Four-Way TestPresident Rotary International | Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah I Ken Leovenworthj Ch. Occupational Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Informatilon— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois H. Weeiss Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan 28—Richard Moore 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.] 16 Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) September—1966 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. Youth-Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Borandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 18—Howard Teeter 2—John Dean 25—Croig Seboid * Director Rotary FoundationRoy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert 0. Yingling April-1967 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 9—Albert Faiier 16-William Bobier 23—Charles Wocxfword November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundotion) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Internotlonal Youth Profect — December—1966 6—Horold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam Rolph Toupalik 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart Robert B. Kerr 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Don Shorno Duane Davidson 13—John Kennedy Ju]y.-1967 Matched Dist. and Club ProgramJanuary—1967 Richard BIringer, Ch. John Visosky, Ch. JuRe-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 20-MIIford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews 27—Don Shorno Robert Loose Webster Treat, Ch. March-1967 7—Lester Wise 30-Olm Dally Lester F. Wise DOUGLAS WOODWARD, 21—Bernard Laney 2—Webb Treat Robert Hawley INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— 7—Harvey Bent 14—Roy Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Board of Directors Meetings General Secretary, Rotary International Community Safety — Fritz Van Aken Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ^^peclal — At the call of the President February—1967 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 24—Reo Goodwin SPECIAL (Rotary Mogazlne Week] 31—Richard Biringer EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966>1967. If you wish to change dates with another member. advise the program ehairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoils. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ... Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorio 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-5386 278-4486 278-5234 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2947 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bornice 278-5819 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 278-5891 278-6054 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro-. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison-Lake = =-=278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Vetmo 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn H. Vincent Kornstien, 2^ Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8840 279-9551 Bernard Laney, 372 Morshal! St.—Rhea Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scoll Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, N Ridgemoor Rd. fety Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. 278-5790 278-8006 Olin Daily, 61 Maple lane—Jane.- James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Foliar, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte Wayne Forst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah NAME Addreu and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wiimo 279-9501 278-6788 E, Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6951 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—MargarBt--767-7508 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Rooert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9551 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 __-278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Gt.—Lorraine 278-6341 John S. Pierson, 3^ Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia Ray Pitts,-55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ...278-2451 ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8318 ^8-58^ 369-90W 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ant»__ 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara __279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotna Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-Celio Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 276-5393 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth-_ Leslie Woodward, 1W Marshall St.—Polly John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.. FRSDHISrCK H. WEEKS of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. James R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive ST2-5594 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie____278-6316 278-5006 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB Address and Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER The COLDWATER I NAME Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 279-9428 278-5033 -J278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesP^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 26, 1966 step Ho. 10 in the election of a new memher: If in the 10 day waiting period, the proposed memher shall he considered qualified for memhership. According to the District Governor's Letter, Coldwater had a 89-14^ in attendance for June. This places the Cluh third in cluhs size. The Bistrict attendance average was 87.17%- memhers in the District. Ten cluhs had one or more 100^ meetings during the month. Climax and Homer were tied with 3 each. Absent on Tuesday were Allemeir, Anderson, 'woore^^Geo^^^ Dean, Farst, Hawley, Henry, Klein, R. ^oose,Molitor,R. Moore, Geor^^ Pierce, Pitts, Putnam, Mel Rice, Bacon, Treat, W. Williams, Weeks, Houg , Kennedy, McKeith, Olson and Goodholm. There were six early leavers. Eighteen memhers left Siarly for the three meetings for which records were kept. Visiting Rotarians included Morris Wood, Boh Kalassa, Nelson Weher of Bronson; William King of Quincy and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio. Eleven memhers made the pilgrimage to the District ^Pierson Benton Harhor. These wei-e Norm Moore, Nagle, Dean, Davidson, Neer,Pierson, Henry, Couillard, Faller, Allepeir and Holtz. Boh Nagle won the 1st prize; a golf umbrella and a dozen golf halls. Next week George Pierce has the program hut since he is the porch of the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island it is impossible to learn what it will he. Lawrence Carrico of the Tihhits appealed to the Ciuh on Tues^y for singers to take part in a coming musical production. He stated th&t Rotarians are the most experienced group of singers in town hence his request. Hera is a chance for some of you tenors to get in some practice. If you want to read something interesting turn to page l6_of the August ROTARIAN. "The Right to Travel" will give you some very interesting views on whether the American citizen has the right to a passport for travel abroad. Keath Pearce as Program Chairman presented Dr. Fayne Oherst of Michigan State University. Dr. Oherst showed slides and told of the School oi Veterinary Medicine and the new medical science building and the program in human medicine. A very fine program from all reports. According to women a successful man is one who knows how to make money and how to spend it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVlUE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesdoy, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF BY — . Prejldent Vi«e-Pre*idon» Secretary — - WAYNE FARST Treaeurer A»i't Secy.-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967; Fred Anderton. Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cuiy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Bob MRS. GRACE PAnERSON-Organlst ★ Cranston Mogasine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Progrom—Robert Nagle Public Relollons— Mliford A. McKeilh Rotary Information— Duone E. Dovidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sorgeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore VOCATIONAL ★ CHARLES BACON-Dlrector Employer-Employee Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utoh General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary Intenrational Relations— ken Leovenworlh, Ch. tk ROTARY 9—Paul Thomp$on(Falr Comm.) 16—Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Rural-Urban-B. K. Pearee, Ch. Warren Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Gueiti—John Visosky, Ch. Frifr Van Aken Torg Skabo 4—Gust Burondt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter INTERNATIONAL SERVICE November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director STUART J. BEARUP-Charlotte, Michigan (Rotary Foundotion] Robert G. Yingling World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews December-1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom Ralph Toupalik July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore — 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 27—Don Shorno 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3—Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken SPECIAL 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—RIchord Biringer Duane Davidson Don Shorno June—1967 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes Robert B. Kerr Webster Treat, Ch. 30—Robert Hawley 15—Roy C. Patterson SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- May-1967 2—John Deon 9—Albert Fafler 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 25—Croig Sebald Richard Biringer, Ch. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Ofin Dally ★ Matched Ditl. and Club Program- Occupational Informatilon— Aprii-1967 4—Jim Endicott October—1966 Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox 6—Clyde Williams international Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Molitor Four-Way Test- 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard September—1966 Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—Wiliiom Bobier, Ch. DOUGLAS March-1967 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Rotary Foundation- SERVICE 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2-Webb Treat Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon .^^peelal — At the col! of the President Wileox February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Howley Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Lanoy, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endlcott, E. Harold Goodholm Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 Community Safety — Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 1966-1967 ERNEST W. lUSe - ROTARY PROGRAMS Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTiON ROBERT NAGIE KLEIN 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. FRED ANDERSON JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS-Direclor MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner ★ OFFICERS COMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you with to change dotes with another member. advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha-John Klein, Box 148—Pctricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekoniho—Margaret—767-7508 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-6033 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily William Bobier, 230 Grand St.—Margaret.. 278-5386 Ernest W. Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esthor Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro. Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ed Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy -in Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane . "^■ftuono E. Davidson, 15 Scolt Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thoima Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchoft St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwotor—Forah... Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5891 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-8968 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 3B3 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. 278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Corol Gilbert Molitor, 10 Foirchiid Dr.—Bernlco Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine - 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 278-6850 - 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-^iodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poorl St.—Ilia Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME Address and Rotory Ann 278-8318 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-Olive 369-9092 Robert Swee^ R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6278 278-5078 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 _ 279-5094 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9360 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-M41 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Morsholl St.--Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 116 ^rand St.^hyllls 278-2979 — 278-6322 278-5641 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cellc Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwoter—Roth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 'tn.AAhi 279-9428 278-5033 1^8-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchan 278-6730 V i. s R 1 p e: FRSDSRICK H. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6603 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Rotary REFLECTOR TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 2OT-2127 The COLDWATER ELK'S 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-GIadys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice 279-9492 278-5512 Phone No. Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita WEEKS QUALITY SPRirJG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 19,1966 Step No, 9 in the election of a new memher is: A ten day period shall then he allowed during which a memher ohjecting to the election of the proposed memher shall notify the Board in writing stating reasons for his ohjection. President of Rotary International Richard Evans has outlined his proposed aims for 1966-67 and they are as follows: (1) share Rotary hy adding new members, (2) share Rotary hy adding new cluhs, (3) enjoy Rotary fellow ship, (4) discover and serve the needs of your community, (5) niake your business or profession better, (6) serve youth, (?) pursue effective public relations, (8) emphasize the internationality of Rotary, (9) engage in World Community Service, (10) contribute to the Rotary Foundation. Here is a wide variety of programs which can appeal to a large number of members. Why not select one as your project for the year and do your bit? Next week Beath Pearce as Progaam Chairman will present Dr. Fayne Oberst of the Michigan State University staff who will tell of the new developments in the area of both human and veterinarian medicine. Keath says it will illustrate, "Tax dollars at work." With the completion of the Rotary Fishing Site Park and the Tibbits Opera House fairly well equipped, Coldwater Rotary should be thinking of a new projects The club over the years has helped out with any number of small projects. Some have been the roadside park, Tibbits, ranger cabin at Camp T. Ben Johnson, scholarships, equipment for orthopedic classrooms and many others. It would seem that the club might consider some much larger project and and have it designated as a Rotary Project. How about a Youth Building, an Outdoor Swimming Pool, Purchase of Play Equipment for either of the parks, the Building of Toilets for public use (this was the first Rotary project of the first club). It would give some direction to our efforts and would benefit the community and also club members. Bear Cousin Muley: I*m burned up about the trucks that speed through town, especially some of them on Marshall Street. Yesterday I followed one going 50 miles and hour. The police are always someplace else and someday there is going to be a wreck, only I hope I'm not there. Radar control apparently doesn't apply to trucks. Be seeing you. Cully Some of the old timers will be interested to know that former Secretary of Rotary International Phil Lovejoy died June 29. On Tuesday, William Bobier introduced our own Tom Collins who outlined plans for past, present and future for the City of Coldwater government. There were 22 absentees and 6 early leavers at Tuesday's meeting. We understand Mel Ross who has been a frequent visitor from the Indianapolis Club has been taken back to his home ill. In this modem day men who die with their boots on usually have one f»ot on the accelerator. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILIE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. BY President Viee-Presldent LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST 1966- 1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Jim Ass't Seey.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nogie, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Chories Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organlst ★ Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Loney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magoxine-Rco E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— Milford A. McKelth Rotary Information— Normand Moore at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL ★ * CHARLES BACON-Director Employer-Employee RelationsKen leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Iniernattonol RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Loke City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International Molltor Four-Way Test- Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informattion— Carlo Heikklnen, Ch. Fred GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol SERVICE H. Weeks Trade Associations- STUART J. BEARUP-CharloHe, Michigan Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coulllard (World Understanding) September—1966 6—Clyde Williams Warren Williams 28—Cronston Wllcox 13—Robert Kerr Scholarship, Student Loans, April-1967 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Youth—Carroll L. Banres, Ch. 11—Gilbert Molitor Olin Dolly ★ 25—Croig Sebald 25—Carlo Heikklnen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Alisert Feller 18—Howard Teeter 16—V^IIIam Bobier INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS Mareh-1967 7—Lester Wise 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. November—1966 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley 1-Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson WOODWARD, Director 15—Roy C. Patterson Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ""Special — At the call of the President Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) 16 Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce Crippled Children — Mark S. Andrews 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 2—Webb Treot Robert Hawley Cranston Wileox February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox August—1966 Richard D. Moore, Ch. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Board of Directors Meetings DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Community Sofety — Skinner Clyde Williams, Axner Olson ElECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NAGLE ERNEST W. COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLIINS-Director Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE June-1967 (Rotary Foundation) 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 22—Jim Skinner Robert G. Yingling 20—Milford A. McKeilh 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — Wliferd Coulllard, Ch. 27—Mark S. Andrews December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm Ralph Toupalik International Youth Project — July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstien 11—Russell F. Moore 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnom 27—Don Shorno Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose Matched Dist. and Club Program- Richard BIringer, Ch. Robert B. Kerr 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3-Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swort 17—Fritz Van Aken 24—Reo Goodwin SONG LEADERS John Visosky, Ch. SPECIAL 31—Richard Biringer Ouane Davidson EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore (Rotary Magazine Week) LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling advise the program chairman of the change. The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with onother Members hovlng special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the deloiit. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Address and Rotary Ann Phoite No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma 278-5790 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Morsholl St.—Rhea 278-6951 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen—-—278-2947 Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2W3 Chories Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle 278-6821 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy——278-6501 278-2682 278-80B6 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryt> Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Carroll L. Barnes. 265 Hull St.-Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-6033 278-5358 278-5891 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Forah Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-M03 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Sara 279-W94 278-8609 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 278-8968 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5312 279-9471 278-5909 278-5475 278-8132 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry,-R. 4, Coldwater-Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Spragoe Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5819 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 278-2818 Jomes Endicott, 72 Cneryl Ann Dr.—Thelmo 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane— John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. Phone No. Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Corol 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Address and Rotary Ann Gilbert Molitor, 10 Falrchild Dr.—Bernice Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-. Wliford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy NAME Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 B. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6788 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9492 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia John S. Plerson, S-W Marshall St.—Mora 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-5641 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2790 278-2451 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lilllai* Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-<-PhylUs 278-6161 ST2-5594 ——278-5006 Fritz VanAken, 65 t. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 ___278-5S35 278-4242 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4159 278-4029 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wllma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello 278-6693 278-4424 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly- _278-5033 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — - 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER - John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 IT.': - fT •• .m The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PP AV 1^ juL?!i -A lO —I PE/ toss FRSDERICX H. WESK5 QUALITY SPRHia PRDDUCTS, COLD;VAi£R, UiCHLGAri PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 279-9428 VIZ 49036 �"He PTofits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 12^ 1966 The eighth step in the election of a new member is as follows: After permission to do so has been secured from the proposed new member the Secretary shall notify each member of the club by means of a written or printed communication, giving the name of the proposed candidate, the firm represented and the classification under which he is proposed for membership. On Tuesday, the following members were absent: Bovee, Burandt, Davidson, Farst, Kennedy, Kerr, Klein, McKeith, Norm Koore, Nagle, Sebald, Skinner, Teeter, Thompson, and Weeks. There were nine early leavers, A visiting Rotarian was Lee Thompson of Lima, Ohio, a Past District Governor. notary's International new President is Richard L. Evans of Salt Lake City. He was born in 1906 and comes from a line of English, Scotch and Welsh ancestors who came to Salt Lake City with the early Mormons. He was educated at the University of Utah and spent some time studying in England. He is engaged in radio and television and has published eleven books and has written a syndicated column for newspapers. He is a Mormon and is a member of "The Quorum of Twelve" of Mormon Church, He has been President of his club, District Governor and is now Rotary International President. His Rotary Ann is Alice and they have four sons. He has for many years been producer of the oldest continuing radio broadcast from the Salt Lake City Tabernacle. On Tuesday, President Fred played a recording outlining the 10 objectives that President Evans has set for his Rotary year. On Tuesday, Ken Leavenworth presented Professor McClelan of Tri-State College. He showed a U.S. Navy film outlining sea power as a factor in the defense program. This was an excellent film and up-to-date. Next week Bill Bobier will present Tom Collins, City Manager, who will bring us up-to-date on city affairs. In the July ROTARIAN read the article, "It's a Wonderful Worldful of Service." Your editor had a week of fishing, hibernation and rest. An island is a good place to get away from telephones, television, radio and newspapers, and is recommended. The average American woman is not old at 40. In fact she isn't even 40. Ray Mulchahey liV - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER GUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetda/, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epitcepal Pariih House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuetday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Craig Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ELECTION — 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreos. Dircclort: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Pol Regular—First Thursday of each month BOB NAGLE, Director Buyor'Seller Relotions— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations— Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik President Rotary Intenrational Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Four-Way Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evantton, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlernalional Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Trade Associations- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sv/eet Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Soton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Bill Bebier, Ch., Cron Wllcox 26-Olrn May—1966 3—Seton Dally 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm SERVICE Moore 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director June-1966 (Rotary F'datloo Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French 14—Ken 21 ~M. Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose 7—John Kennedy 14—John July~1966 Visosky 5—A. 21—Craig Sebold Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Necr 26—Kolth Peorce January—1966 Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wllcox SONG LEADERS SPECIAL EVENTS STAG 18—Albert Butlerfieid 25—Corroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Duone Dovidson Folfer 12—K. leavenworth 19-Wm. Bebier 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., leavenworth McKeith 28—Carlo Helkklnen December—1965 International Student Profeels— Bovec 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Bornes International Conlaclt- Mork 26—A. lyon 5—Will Couiiiord French, Ch., Corroll 19-R. Hawley IP—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Dick 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Toupalik April-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Youth- (World Undersl'ng int.) 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chat Allemter Awards — 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringer September—1965 Diek Moore, Ch., Webb Treat March-1966 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon C. Patterson Bob Rumscy BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ Community Sofetv- Scholarship, Student leans. Sorgeonl-at-Arm»—Bob Howley, Ch. ^ Special—At the call of the President 3-Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson Magazine—Carroll Barnes Program—Fred Anderson 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Rural Urban— Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- M. A. McKeith John Walker Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist February—1966 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Rotary Magozine DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such es ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the delolls. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Alleinier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kalhryn —..278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth __._.278-5358 Carroll L. Bornos, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ____.278-8006 Charles Bocon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-6321 278-2682 .__..278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ...278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro WIford Couiiiord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avs.-Dorolhy Olio Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortho Wni. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2854 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta RIchord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-2990 ..278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Feller, 95 N. Hanchett Sf.-Charlofte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 RIchord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonnc 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— 278-6517 Carlo Heikklncn, 91 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison- Lake—Barbara E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 279-9266 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 276-4115 —278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavonworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margorot--767-7508 278-4466 278-5234 Phone No. 278-5790 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 —278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Molchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo.......278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Necr, 203 W. Chicoga—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ......278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. .Chicago Sr.—Mabel. ...278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert B. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Cralg Ssbold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita ST2-5594 ..278-5006 .-278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E.-Chicago St.—Louise 278-5843 Jumes R. Skinner, R. 4, Sronson—Olive .369-9092 Torg Skobe, 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie..-..278-6316 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanno— 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2~Glodys 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcalrieo of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo.. Warron Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMotne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl Sf.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie ... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzera 278-5091 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen _____278-63t 1 ;^T£^ fO ,o 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Koltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— •$.] M —I FHZ:):.RICK H. ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Id l?EG PUBLISHED BY Phone No. 278-4350 WESKS quam;v CQLD.VA.Ei<, MiCiiiJAN inc. 47J36 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1 1 i July 5, 1966 Subbing for a sub is about as low as a fella can sink, but it appears that both Ray and his first line sub, Cran Wilcox, are on vacation this week so we were nominated by Prez Fred to do the honors. Here goes, but don't say we didn't warn you. First of all, we think the Club should strike a medal for Doris Fox for enduring a half-century with such a mean, ornery and stubborn cuss as Ray. Kidding aside, they are celebrating their 50th anniversary this weekend without fanfare—Just in case you didn't know. Next Tuesday's program will be a movie on U.S. sea power, with Ken Leavenworth as chairman and Prof. John W. McClellan, of Tri-State, assisting. This week's program was right down our alley, calling attention to the sad condition of thousands of miles of Michigan's state, county, township, city and village roads and streets. The speaker was Alice E. Donnel, Branch County coordinator of the Michigan Good Roads Federation, which has a program to alter the situation. Bert Faller was program chairman, and Tom Collins must be credited "with an assist. Bob Doll, St. Charles student sent to Camp Emory by Coldwater Rotary, gave a report of lessons learned. He stressed several good points, including the fact that an able leader is one who Judges a man by his ability to perform rather than by his color, creed, etc. Note to golfing members: Still room for another local foursome for district tourney to be played at Point-0'-Woods in Benton Harbor. Sign up with Duke before July 15. Tuesday's visitors: Nels Weber and Glen Barnett of Bronson; L. K. Juoda of Marshall; John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio; Karl Darkey of Battle Creek; and the tne iiev*. Rev*. William wiiiiam ijianaing, Blanding, new new Mernoaisr Methodist pasxor pastor ana and aa g guest of George Pierce. Missing faces: Bent, Burandt, Dean, Farst, Goodholm, H Heikkinen, Klein, Laney, R. Loose, Norm Moore, Russ Moore, Mulchahey, ulchahey, Mel Rice, Putnam, Skinner, Clyde Williams, Wilcox, and Doug Woodward. Sobering Thought; Freight-car loadings were down to 10 per cent last month, while consumption of alcohol was up 22 per cent, proving that more people are getting loaded than freight-card. (Note to Norm—We do read the Herald) Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Unton Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyiine Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. -Ci ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonce—Craig Sebafd * OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE 1965-1966 President Viee-Presidenf Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Scc'y-Treos. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweiler. Classiflcatlen—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Bill Bebier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Dick French, Ch., Carroll Barnes International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworl Trade Assoelaticns- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 23—Fred Weeks French June-1966 Inf.) 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo Heikklnen 7—John Kennedy July-1966 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 Andrews leavenworth 21-M. McKelfh 14—John Visosky 4—Harry Joseph Occupational Information— Richard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan 31—John Dean Teeter 30—Dick Bovce 24—Reo Goodwin 21—Croig Sebold Rotary Foundotlon— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Moore December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Mark Kerr 9—Norm (Rotory F'datien Internotionol Student Projects- Howard Teeter, Ch., 2—Robert 16—Howord Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bcft Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test- SERVICE International Contacts- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor Relations— Dally Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Mav-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Moore 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Coulllard Boyd Wiggins Potferson 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox Aprll-1966 Visit October—1965 Student Guests- Buyer-Soller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 14—Gus Burondl 28—Chet Allemier Awards — 808 NAGLE, Director ★ 7-Wni. Klaas 21—Governor Morch-1966 1—Horvey Bent (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupolik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations—Ray Pitts Special—At the call of the President Corlo Helkkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon 31—Duke Davidson Ruroi Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Pearee, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of eoch month Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagic Crippled ChildrenM. A. McKeilh John Wolker Pat 3—Roy Pills Community Safety— 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Rotary inlormotion—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Bultcrficld 25—Corroll Bornes Duane Dovidson STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Magozino LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoref Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilnia Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfho Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-5790 273-8840 278-8536 278-4222 278-6603 278-6086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 „_278-2854 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Wooster Treat, R. 3, Ccldwater lake—Sozanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5554 278-5585 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Jackson-Vero John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, Coldwafor St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetlo 278-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9492 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflsid Dr.—Lucille —...278-6598 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne ...278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel —278-2790 Mol Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson-Ullion ST2-5594 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Si.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jnmes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loko—Borbara 278-5475 278-5318 279-9266 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen. 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Hcirry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-678B Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan— Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine— 278-5512 — 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 ..278-6161 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Mr^rrison lake—Rita-.—.—278-8318 Douglos Woodward, R. I, Coldwafer—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly.— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie... Janean — Art Lyon, IT Park Pl.-Etzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva.. John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen -FOR PE.AC 1 FRSDERICK H. ffSEKS TE.MFLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 278-6311 ..278-5412 .278-6730 ! P R ;ai,¥M.itrmc 0®0 of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESD-A.Y, 12:15 P. M. ___279-942B 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 278-2612 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma V/orren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwoler—laMoino Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceiia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-4243 278-4191 278-6278 __278-5078 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jonq Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie. 279-9471 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-2710 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ELK'S 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Albert Feller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 „„_278-5358 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ciara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma NAME Address ond Relory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude QUALITY SPR£:iG PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jvti?; .?3c. Px'C^raia lihalrma Ml&r hai; lined vcp >ilss Ali-j^s vho >sl3l pat on a Highway Safety Prog^aiSii aasi3t3d hy Tom "Clean Socks'* ColliasoThis Weeks We bad mrletTi palcht-ltudSp a taatall'ilng giiapse of upe-omlng shotftliae at the Tibblts, tnd a "%hmk you" from a seon-to-be coedo Then Al Gltece reviewed Olite:-s yigotnus $10»000,C00 ■ts^llding progm; and %Wxt yjj.tque Comffiunlty ilducatlou progt-as :.?sacblcg fOO areas alxeadyo All this la oO minutes, Pseslden.' Fi'ed \mtomii3g admlmbiy oa his solo flSghii. Cnss'isj Kitty Aaalr^ oiii' ssftoxe.rsuip avayd. wlH5ier to referred %c) Frms tha Tibbltss 1/iPiy CeiTleo, Bob Ylslticg fiotarlaass CpsH of the Beiryldeaia Powell, and Betty Barlondo Dale Blory, Goshea Indiana Jim Karr, Mansfield, Ohio Mei Rosss ladiasapolls, Indiana SnylojE*, Branson, Michigan Wopds of "Wisdom" from Uacls Gullys "The real fight over fluerirlation to eoat^ol tosth dsray is net flttCJlds hat water Stselft The pifoblem Is th® thw City forees cn u3o We zl-mll all Join and fi^OnJa •ccspulsory aateration'u We duty-bound to abolish city wat«sifoH£3-«th«!i.? product is highly coutrovi^raisl and the: very exlstsnt's unconatltutlnna^.o be can't prove fluoride iriil nist tns ptj^a as claiassd^ but ws can prove the water un just pat a mil in a giaas ef it and see for ytmrsclfc If ii dees that to a aall, imaglnt the damage to your plumblagt ^ , They claim fluoridation Is soclalisajo But suroly the eity-MSwaed water system Is clearly out and out soei&liem.r Haw many free enterprise water stores arft there in Coldwater? Its edsa aasertod fluorldatloa benefits seme, but not all. Ho^ sueh more t?ue of mteri Many cltlseas consider the sUff fit only for chil'l:re& and the iestnuteo Tet our officials Insist on supplying It to the Alicia city.. Why ahcnild everyone ba for^.ed to drink vs^,ter just because some mooney professor insists its good for yo'iagstars? If their want th.em to have it, that^a their pioblmv-let ^ers buy thel^c Oim resem)i5^> Or If they laslut on both water ths fluorldation, pit ^ero on the Coldwater State Home waiting list-— they've got both there." iSiCisn. Is part, ivm Jim Wn^#'t» Dilles Daily Sews, via Araciitaa rental Ass<K?i&tlQn3 Vot tir. Moonbeam McSwlue Mutchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 6 ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe —• Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Allendonce—Cralg Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY Classiflcollon—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTiON - President Vice-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Fred Culy, Fellowship—Ken Leavenworih, Ch. Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon -*• DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretory, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose 16—Howard Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Howord Teeter, Ch., 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 28—Carlo Meikktnen July-1966 5-A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworih 19—Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wllcox 18—Albert Bulterfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazlne Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pcarce Jonuary—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mork Andrews leavenworih 21-M. McKeltb 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Weeks 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation— Four-Woy Test— Teeter 23—Fred December—1965 Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Ncer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Kerr (Rotory F'dalion Int.) International Student Proieets— Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL International Information- Competitor Relations- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik INTERNATIONAL 2—Robert 9—Norm Moore Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Buyer*Seller Relations— Special—At the coll of the President Barnes BovcQ 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Dick French, Ch., CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 3—Sefon 26-Olln Daily Youth- Carroll May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Sergeant-al*Arms—Bob Howtey, Ch. Bob Rumsey 26—A. Lyon S-WIII Ceulllard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Patterson Regular—First Thursday of each month C. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox 19-R. Hawley October—1965 Student Guests- Rotory Information—les Wise, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 28—Chct Allemier Awards — Public Rolations—Ray Pitts Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit Scholarship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson Pol 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupaiik September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15-Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Hoikkinen, Ch., March—1966 24—Robert Nagle Cirppled ChildrenM. A. McKeith John Wolker Mogozino—Carroll Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17~Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1—les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 3—Ray Pitts Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Community Safety— Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Directors: John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965*1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE February—1966 OF LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committoe to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mciple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrev/s, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorio 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean _..__...278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5386 — _278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thalma ._-278-2854 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockson-Vera 278-2990 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho.. V/m. Klctos, 489 Morse St.—Mary ... 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Pafriclo H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grartd St.—Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margoret 767-7503 Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth „_278-2261 MIHord A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Riehord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-5078 279-9492 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys... 278-6278 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 VV. Pierce St.—Susan Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lone—Jane 278-2818 Arner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rctho 279-9360 Tom Collins, 13 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy 278-5234 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgcinoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille— .—278-6593 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchctf St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris _278-5313 Riehord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Suzonne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore......278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Erneslino Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groco 278-5512 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroino 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia— Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel. 278-6322 278-6161 .278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Cronef St.—Phyllis Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .JJ78-5006 278-8318 Ale! Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—LIU,ian ST2-5594 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suianna 278-5554 Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann_____278-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sora 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-BeafrIce Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyllss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshol! St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 278-5033 278-6393 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth HONORARY MEMBERS Janean ---__a^,:_-___278-5091 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Harry Joseph, 383 James R, Skinner, 369-9092 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-6783 R. 4, Bronson—Olive Howard K. Swart, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva.. The COLDWATER P FESVl-; Rotary REFLECTOR FGF PEAC FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJa PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 276-M33 279-9428 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Ch-cogo St.—l-ouise N. Hud.son St.—Qulnn 273-4029 276-2612 278-3238 Torg Skobo, 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-4159 278-2710 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara—278-8909 Phone No. ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �Jimfe 239 19^ The follO¥iBg Etta has beea proposed for Eemhership la the Clubs Joha Sel^ Piersoue His major elassifisatioa Is Business Ser^ieeg and his miner elassiflotion is Collection and Credit Service« Any ohjectlQn to this proposal should he filed la writing wlthla ten days with Ernest Luses, Secretary of the Club® �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. mumi CaJle Hr -tfUI brifig m A1 AssisUot cfa th& Ps-esldent of Olivet Colle^^o Oux' 5!>-50 sch»>.arship sakss this of spec^jsd Ijstefestr. fotg Sfebo iutrodaesd Bay Ballawdl Gf Battle TOS ^Keith woa the "seegar") Mrc i^preseaUog the outliaod this ^Aiasitens os ^Ixeels" D?^ga£issti§ai, inelBdios details of their aatiOTau coKClave C1S»CXK> stsroag) tiaat has now started in Cadillac# Klehigaao This rA'Oup has a ^ell-m-asd rep^tatles for r^BposalHs taYiagemsnt asad o^mtioao Le^t year iti® local sneajcjiaent at ■sfsnt tha extm lalXe and eres left a nise ca^ FalFgro^aads to the BfEi-nch CotKsiy Boy Scouts^ A1 tfiler a2d Uoyd millpa^ Broasoni Kel Rassj, Xadiaaapolis-, Chsl Di^r and dobij. SX^'sli^ nsciltOQ# QMOo Agi) to Clah La^idBrshiu passed AJi - Fred to. FrLd atid ise 3!:-<iTt aaothe^r .. it hring£ tis hie (Tw'a 'miuue Sota.^ Sa^sh presideiil . . etind of l^ader^Jhip^ ittterestSs asd philosophy# so the Ciuh Is enr^V'hsd 3«d our ctrfsaa-riV^ heisefitao Prosid^at Fred has indeed %Uom\ vis etot^gh a year ??lth hlB special tec^iiiqnss aad sptod vith Uls ir^t. "brand of mEo^o .' nd to iBCiMalng Pr^sidtBt Fr^ ean ail pledge lispport-—and %hm deliw itc ?e:.haps a ssnten'ce froD. Scej^elary Kr*iie''s 8t?alghtfom.iK!. report m ths 1966 Uotaify InterK&tioaal Coaveatlan host h\ms it up» e&d emsl^ well repeat^sd weehe ''Fred# ^ife£.t eaa I do tf- ht-lp yen aritl our Sotary Gluh prcipasiE?*' wm Gm'f^s EBXTORtAX KORICBB^ 'If thars's az?ytl%isg 1 cfttCj it's a, day ifiien 1 saaeonfe t^ly irritating to gripe ahmit-^sao to thiah . Bhcnt lt«"that's lay gripe fox today*'' Feel hs^ttsr already.. Read today ahoat tJie three sympt&uE to loofe for to ses If ftsttleg oXdo lo Zo Ar« you gettlug for^etfol.? let's see - eauH seea to reesXl the other Crsfi iviXcos Snh fe^x *Bj?'hle'S8 S^roi^zrs You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House -- Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri*State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Meihodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald ★ Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Secretary Club Bulletin-Roy Mulchohey OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:00 neon VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President ★ President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Intcmatlonal George R. Means, Evanston, llllneis Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary Inlemallonol Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 9—Norm SERVICE Bob Tingling, Ch., Bob Loose 23—Fred 30—Dick Mark Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet July-1966 5-A. 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorco January—1966 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes Duane Davidson Falter 12—K. leavenworth 28—Harold Goodholm Andrews leavenworth 28—Carlo Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 14—John Visosky SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- 7—Torg Skabo Weeks French 21—Cralg Scbala Rotary Foundation— Howord Teeter, Ch., Juno—1966 December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Teeter (Rotory F'dation Int.) intemalienal Student Preiecti— Four-Woy Test- 31—John Deon Moore 16—Howord Boveo 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr International Information- Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Sliorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 19—James Skinner International Contacts- Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Mav-1966 26-Olin Dolly CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillord Barnes INTERNATIONAL 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms-Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy April-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Dick (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 14—Gus Burondi Student Guests- Pot Patterson 22—Ray Fox 21—Governor Visit 28-Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student loans, Youth- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringor 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Klaas Dick Moore, Cli., Webb Treat Rotory Information—Les Wise, Ch. March—1966 September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Groce Poltorson — Organist Carlo Hoikklnan, Ch., M. A. McKeith John Walker 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Frifx Van Aken 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken leavenworlh, Ch. Magaxine—Corroll Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Seton Bevce, Ch., James Skinner Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweilcr. August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Membership-Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ Feb^ery—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazlne LADIES' NiTE-Web Treat The above it our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Chorles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. BenI, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 __278-2682 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Morgoret- Seton Bovec. 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burardt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci Harold Coddlngfon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278.6033 278-8086 ,,278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio-- 279-9551 Wm. Kloas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-6501 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 3. 767-7508 Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5891 278-4486 278-2B54 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Gfoce B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virglnto Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Olin Dolly, 61 Mapie Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 3? Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6054 278-2818 _.278.8609 278-5909 „278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Chorlotfe 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris „,278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278.2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Sf.-Qulnn 278-6788 278-8536 H. Vincent Kernstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5234 Jackson-Vcra 278-5790 278-8840 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Kenneth Pufnom, 11 E. Chicago-St.—Mabel 278-2261 ,-278.2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 ,-278-5512 279-9360 ..278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-6161 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sf.—Morion — 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trcot, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake-Susanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glady8 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Torg Skubo, 155 Norfows Rd., tf. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—LoMoine 278-6693 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Nololle 278-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colio 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-^33 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter-Ruth 279.9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly_______,278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 tyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean,,., Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen Rotary REFLECTOR FOR PEACE WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLD'&'ATER, HICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldiuater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 The COLD WATER FREDERICK He 278-4243 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian— _„ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 276-5006 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita— —278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlcojjo St.—Louise 276-5842 R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 49036 .278-5091 __-278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater. Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JUNE 7, 1966 Les K'ise has scheduled a Rctary information session for Monday evening, June 20, ' 1966. There is to be a dinner at Stulcey's Inn at 6:30 p.m. All new Rotarians, cheir Rolary /\nns, the sponsors of the new members and the Rotary Anns of the sponsors aiid the past Presidents and their Rotary /vnns are to be guests of the ciub. attend. Here is a cliance to learn more about PsOtary and everyone invited should Chuck ifcodward has been elected to the Camping and Activities Comniittes of District t'O, 3 of tne Nottawa Trails Couiicil Eoy Scouts. Also Chairman of Organisation and Exceiision Chairman is Harold Goodholm and Cranston Wilcox is to be Finance Chairman. On luesday, June 7 a joint meeting of the old and new Board of Directors was held, fhe old Board finishing out the yearly club business and the new taking over. The old Board heard that the city is to build the toilets at the Rotary Park Boat •.aunching site this summer and the club made good on its pledge of $800 toward this ;^r yiect. '^e new Board approved the granting of five Summer High School Scholarships to High Scnool students who would otherwise not be able to attend. It was als.? decided to assist financially with the expenses of a 4-H Group which is going to Washington, O.C. this summer, jt is hoped that a club history can be done this year and if anyone has anything that might help in carrying out this project Jlease let Ernie Luse know about it. Here is a chance for some ox the Old Timers to dig back and see wiiat they can come up with. Ernie Luse and his Rotary Ann are apparently the only ones attending the Rotary C.onvention in Denver, Your editor has said in the past, says Jiow and will say iii tne future, tnat the club should pay the expenses of some of the club officers wiio s.'iould attend. Smaller cluus do it, why can't vve? i:\i Tuesday, Mac McKeith presented Hal liunn of WTVB and Ed Geiman who explained about the new cable TV now being installed in Coldwater and huw it will operate. Next week ken Leavenworth will present Charles Bristol who will discuss the use of computers in accounting and how tiiis equipment can be adapted to various businesses. It should be interesting. Members will recall that several months ago a matching scholarship was offered to the club oy Olivet College, If the club would make a grant the college would match it lor the use of a student from Coldv.'ater, Kitty Adair, a graduating Senior, has been selected to receive this scholarship. She has been very active in High School activities aaid, of course, was very pleased (even tickK-d) to receive this scholar ship. Then there was the minister who said, "I pray for all." The lawyer said, "1 litigate for all," Th'c~dbcTb3r~said',~''I~prescribe fo^r^all," The other guy said, "i pay for all." ~ —- - - Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Unton Church - Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Porlth House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. t! ALBION - Parker inn - Thurtday, 12:15 M. STURGIS Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUR COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boyi' and Giris' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebald * FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-Presldent Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchohoy ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary ELECTION - JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiier. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Rural Urban- Scholarship, Student Loons, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox DIRECTORS MEETINGS □t 12:00 noon ^Speclol—At the coll oF the President ★ Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bornes SERVICE 16—Howard Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- Bob YInglIng, Ch., Bob loose Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet SONG 7—Torg Skobo 5-A. Faller 12—K. leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wlleox 18—Albert Botlerfield 25—Carroll Bornes Duane Davidson Kolkklnon July-1966 28—Horold Goodholm LEADERS Leovenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Crolg Sebold KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worron Williams June—1966 14—Ken January-1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews Rumsey 21-M. McKcith 7—John Kennedy Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Weeks French December—1965 International Student Projects— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'datlon Inf.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Internotionol Contacts- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Trade 3—Seton 10—Roy Potlorson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Wcs V/ilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Four-Woy Test- May-1966 Dolly November—196S INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois 26-OIin Dick French, Ch.. Pol Patterson President Rotary International Couillard Youth- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik General Secretory, Rotory Inlemational 5—Will Mooro 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Employer-Employee Relations— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Competitor Relalloni— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL April—1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Public Relations—Roy Pitts Regular—First Thursday of eoch month C. Awards — Program—Fred Anderson (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik 7—Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Dick Mooro, Ch., Webb Treat Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Ray Fox September-1965 M. A. McKeith Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Mrs. Groce Pollerson — Organist BOARD OF Carlo Hcikkinen, Ch,, John Walker 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YInglIng 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Fellowship-Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. March—1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Scion Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. ★ 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Sofoly— John Dean, Clyde Williams BY 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Akon August—1965 Fritz Van Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 OFFICERS February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Rotary Magazine STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chongo dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a eommiflce to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chotrman—Telephone — 278*6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chc.ster L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth : Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Marjorie— Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo. Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-5386 278-5891 .278-4486 278-2654 Jackson-Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridciemoor Rd,—Valerie. John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Chorlolfe Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris Rithord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 278-5318 278-2537 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-4115 278-6788 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory H. Vincent Kornitlen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tckonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth - 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldv/ater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Richard D. AAoore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 278-6278 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace, 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, 70 N. Spragus—Virginia— __278-634l 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 111. CFTIeago St.-^Mobol._ 278-2790 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Mnl Rice, ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis—— Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Morrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann_—278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nalallo Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 369-9092 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowhrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dcugherty—Grefehon Janean • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR JU^'IO FRSDSRECK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 276-8318 278-5842 278-6316 R. 4, Bronson—Olive ■A. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-6161 1W3 KIbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian James R. Skinner, 278-4350 278-8942 278-6850 767-7508 278-6501 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight,. Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annelta Frod Neer, 203 W. Chlcago-Ernesiine Phone No. __278-4222 278-2261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Address and Rotary Ann Howard M, Teotcr, 156 Church St.—Marion 276-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 31, 196q On Tuesday, Ray Fox as Program Chairman presented Rotarian Carlo Jeikkinen our , Superintendent of Schools and Bill Wilson a member of the School Board, Tliey dis cussed the need for mere funds tc operate the Coldwater Schools. The election coming up on June 13 v.ill elect two members to the Board of Education. It will also deal with an increase of millage by four nills to a total of eight mills for 1967 and 1968. iZ also provides for a bond issue of $280,000 for conpleting, furnishi^'g and equipping the new Junior High School, Three of the four mills increase will be used for increases in salaries for teachers. This increase is necessary if Coldv.ater is to be able to keep good teachers, VOTE YES on both propositions. Absent were Bent, Andrews, Burandt, Collins, Endicott, Joseph, Leavenworth, Laney, McKeith, Molitor, Norm Moore, Russ Moore, Hagle, Neer, K. Pearce, Putnam, A1 Rice, Mol Rice, Skinner, Treat and Yingling, There were eight early leavers. Guest Rotarians were Nelson iVeber of Bronson, John Elwell and Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio, Mell Ross of Indianapolis and Mike Ralston of South Gate, California, iv'alt Balcolm was also a guest. Our attendance average for April was 92.04 which places us 4th in comparable clubs. Average attendance for District No. 656 was 87.32-5, Reading had two 100% meetings and Litchfield, I'Jhite Pigeon, Burr Oak, Constantine, Hillsdale and Vicksburg each had one 100% meeting. The following dates concern Rotary clubs: June 25, District Assembly at Jackson June 26, District Assembly at Kalamazoo July 25, District Golf Tournament at Point-O-Woods Country Club at Benton Harbor Tiie Lansing Club celebrated its 50th /uiniversary on June 2, It has established five clubs during that time; Ionia, St. Johns, Grand Ledge, Haslett, Okemos and East Lansing. Step No. 7 in electing a new member is as follows: The proposer, accompanied by a member or members of the Rotary Information Committee of the club, shall fully inform the proposed member of the privileges aiid responsibilities of membership in a Rotary Club, and shall secure the oral or written permission of the proposed member to publish his name to the membership of the club. Our newest member is Fredrick A. Hough, the Administrator of the Community Health Center. He lives at 570 South Sprague Road with his Rotary Ann Janet. They have four children, Fred age 7, Allen age 5, Joe age 2 and Sarah 1 montli old. Did you ever stop to think of the job which is done at Rotary International Head quarters at 1600 Ridge Street, Evanston, It must have on its staff people who ca:i handle the lai'iguages of the clubs around th^ world and also the wide variety of currencies which are used in their operation. Rotary worldwide has grown 58% in its global operations in the last ten years. There are now over 12,300 clubs with 590,000 members in 132 countries. A practical young man couldn't afford a summer suit so he had his winter one wrinkled. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. t! ALBION - Porker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Diroctor TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY Classification—Ouke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ElECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON Pre»idont Vice.Pre$ident ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Carlo Helkkinen, Ch., Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts BOARD OF Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Dick French, Ch., C. P. H. TEENSTRA — Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlernationoi Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgts, Michigon Carroll Barnes VOCATIONAL SERVICE International Information- Mark Weeks French June—1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen July-1966 Visoskv 5—A. 12—K. 21—Croig Sebald 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeler, Ch., 31—John Doon Teelor 7—John Kennedy 14—John Andrews KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Faller Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce January—1966 SONG LEADERS Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms 23—Fred 30—Dick International Student Projects- Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Trade Associations- 16—Howard Russell Moore, Ch,, Don Shorno Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Occupational Informotlon— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey (Rotory F'dotion Int.) International Contacts- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Four-Way Test— Dolly 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Bert Feller, Ch,, Ralph Toupalik President Rotary International May-1966 November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Competitor Relations— INTERNATIONAL 26-Olln Moore Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillard 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-Will Youth- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 19-R. 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Bob Rumsey Special—At the coil of the President 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- Sorgeont-ot-Armt—Bob Hawley, Ch. at 12:00 noon April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allemier Awards — Pet Potterson Regulor—First Thursday of ooch month 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7-Wm. Kioas Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik September—1965 Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKellh Magazine—Carroll Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Von Aken March-1966 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- John Walker Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. John Efswetler. 3—Ray Pills Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner FelJowthip—Ken leovenworlh, Ch. 22—Fritz August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul' Thompson Community Sefety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Croig Sobald ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Weodword Rotary Magazine Duano Davidson LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 196S-1966. If you wish to change dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, tuch as ladies' Night, may appoint a commilteo to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotor—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn ____.278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-2682 - Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ...278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-2854 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockso n—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 ..278-6054 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Volcrle John Elsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-lucllle Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte ..278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 ...278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 279-9471 278-2818 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth 278-2587 .—.278-^17 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.-Mary Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,—Jeon Wifliom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No; 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5358 -.278-6621 Corroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 279-9266 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luso, R. R. 4-Rolh 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoler St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia 278-5078 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 Mel Rice, Kibby Rd,, Jackson-Lillion. ST2-S594 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rllo.. ...278-8318 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie - Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .__278-2947 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 George H, Pierce, ^0 N. Sprogue—Virginio 278-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1903 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Address and Rotary Anrt 278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ani»__. Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 276-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon Art Lyon^ 11 Pork Pl.-Elicro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Daughetry—Gretchen See. 3< PRAY COLDWATER, MICHIGAN of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— FREDERICK H, WEEKS quality spring PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 Clyde Willioms, R. R. l-Wilmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth PGR PEACE ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.-Phyllis Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshcll St.—Gertrude 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �f "He PTojits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 24 On Tuesday Pveo Goodwin as program chairman presented Deputy Sheriff Joe Keigt who outline the rules regarding boat operation and the principles of boat and v;atcr safety. There was a question, and answer period after his presentation. Absent were Bacon, Bovee, Burandt,Endicott, Kerr, Koinstein, Loose, McKeith Moiitor, R.Moore, Mulchahey, Patterson, Mel Rice and Shomo. Tnere iv-ere fourteen early leavers, this number along with the absentees meant 28 members who did not hear the program. This must have been precty discour aging for the speaker, Howard Swan and John Visjsky both win "seegars", Howard called and stated that he believed the Barbary apes on GiLralter had organized a new Rotary Club and John said th at it was organized on Gibralter, They read the Rotarian. On page 25 of the Ju/ie Rotarian is a report of the Tenafly New Jersey Rotary Club which iias 48 members.The report gives the various activities in which the club was involved for the year 1965. Chech Coldwater Rotary against the list of 25comraunity projects in v/?iich the club was active. See how Coldv/ater Rotary st a cks up.Our club has had :irny projects in the past most of which have been the giving of financial aid or tiie puchase of equipment for diffeerent organization. Gee how many you can list. Have we as a club done what the com munity expects of a Rotary Club ? Step No. 6 in the election a member: If the classification and membership com mittees have reported adversely upon the n.ame oi the newly proposed mem.ber and this has been sustained by the board of directors the proposer shal be so not ified by the secretary. If the classification and membership committees have reported!favorably and the board has sustained this action the secretary shall so notify tlie proposer. Read the article "The Three R's of Adulthood in the June Rotarian, It causes^ one to ST-op and think at this time of yoar when youngscars and young adults are graduating from high school and college. Next week Ray Fox as programm chain.ian will present a Rotarian Carlo Heikkenein who will discuss the need for additional millage for the school operation. ' •' .V i. It will help your editor if the members will let him know in advance what the programm will be for the week that they are providing it. It took 7 telephone calls today to find out was coming up for next week, PLEASE HELPIIII!!! To many the leaps of impulse are considerably greater than the bounds of reason. - • -7^,- - — Ray Mulchahey ' - You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 6 ALBION — Parkor Inn — Thoridoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episeepal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVilLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CiTY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER/ MICH, COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Aitendonce—Craig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY FRED CULY - President FRED ANDERSON Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweilcr. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Mogozine—Corroll BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kioos P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Four-Woy Test— General Secretary, Rotary internotlonal George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internallona! Richard R. Bucknelf, Sturgis, Michigan Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf May—1966 26-Olln 3—Seton Dally Carroll Barnes 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno 14—Ken July-1966 5—A. 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Choirmen SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph SONG LEADERS FoMer Leovenworth 19-Wm. January-1966 Mark Andrews leovenworth 2i-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French December—1965 International Student Proieets— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Howard Teeter, Ch., June-1966 (Rotary F'datlon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Inlernotionol ContacH— International Information- 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deem Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director J. A. Kennedy, Ch,, R. Sweet 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Bovee 10—Roy Patterson Youth- Dick French, Ch., Moore Howley 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Coulllord 19—Jomes Skinner Occupational Information— Trade Associations- 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. 12—George Pierce Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor Relations- ★ C. Patterson Visit October—1965 Boyd Wiggins Sergeent-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey Special—At the call of the President Awords — Toupatik April-1966 28—Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student Loons, George Pierce, Ch., Public Relations-Roy Pitts 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandl 21—Governor 1—Harvey Bent (World Underst'ng Int.] September—1965 Student Guests- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wlleox Progrom—Fred Andersen ot 12:00 noon 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- March—1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 24—Robert Nagle Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Troot Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of each month 17—Clyde Williams Rural Urban- Barnes Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safely— M. A. McKeith John Wolker Pol 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorco, Ch. ★ Directors: John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. ElECTION FeWudry—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965<1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odvise the program chairmon of the chonge. Members having tpeciol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Ailemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie .,278-5358 278-6821 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgorel Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret-.,, Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tlieima Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 ._-278-6501 278-5585 278-4243 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren WMIiams, R, 2, Coldwater—LoMalne 278-8238 278-6693 Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnIghf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 ,-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd,—Annetia 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila,. Robert t4ogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfisid Dr.—Lucille Albert Falier, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 279-9266 278-6909 278-6603 Fred Neor. 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 A.xner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 - George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia, 278-6322 Ray Pitts. 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel. ,,278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis-,,,,,, 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise,, Torg Skobe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. Rr 2-Nellle James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive., : 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Saro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafriee Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St Douglas Woodworo, R. 1, Coldwater-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR Janeon - —— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Eiva Johrt Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen,.— Sec. 34.6f I -AM POR PEACE PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2612 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS P R AY 1955 279-5094 278-4159 Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 Ralph Toupoiik, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suxanno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 767-7508 278-5234 278-6054 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen,.278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn,, 278-6783 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-2261 luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogcne Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Barbara 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Ernest W, Robert loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel! Ct.—Gladys Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne ...278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore— 278-6517 Phone No. 278-6850 278-2990 279-9471 278-2818 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Ariene E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Jockson—Vera Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FRSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49056. 278-5091 278-6311 ,.278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Ro/a>y REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 17, 1366 The fifth step in the election of a new member is as follows: The Board shall then review the action of the Classification and Membership Committees and sustain or reject their decisions or refer it back to the Classifications Committee and the Membership Committee for further consideration and action. This v^eek Rotarians ate barbecLied chicken as a part of celebration of Michigan Week. Each member was held resnonsible for checking with the Secretary as to his attend ance. If any member was present and did not check in be sure to do so before Tuesday. If you were not there better try to make up on Monday at Quincy (noon), Reading or Angola (at night). Next week Reo Goodwin is presenting a very timely program dealing with water safety. The Sheriff's Department is assisting with the program. We only hope that some control can be made over speed boats that endanger smaller boats, what might be called "Water Hot Rodders" are a nuisance. A "seegar" or a candy bar to the first Rotarian who calls and tells your editor where the newest Rotary Club has been formed. It is given in the June ROTARIAN. 258 new clubs have been organized since July 1, 1965, The Wallingford, Vermont Rotary Club owns and maintains the school where Paul Harris attended sdiool. On May 30 a historical marker v;ili bo erected by the State of Vermont in front of the Memorial Rotary Building, Head about what the Vicksburg, Michigan Club did for a girl back in 1933. As a result the girl is now able to walk and raise a family. Page 53 of the June ROTARIAN tells the story. Tecumseh, Michigaii Rotary has just received the State's Award for Excellence in Promoting Automobile Safety Inspection, made to Tecumseh. . Tnis is the fifth year tlie award has been . On June 2, Lsnsing Rotary will celebrate its SOth year. Past President of Rotary International, A. Z. Baker will be the principal speaker. Sturgis Rotary Club recently made a $1,000 donation to the Froh Community House Fund. You still can't beat the Irish. "Kiss the stone you cnme face to face with in the morning, and the words will pour out of you." These words of Cliodna the fairy queen were said to Cormac McCarthy who was v/orried about a lawsuit and had asked the fairy for advice. So the Irishman kissed the stone and his words vv*ere so convincing that he won his case. Tlien as directed by Cliodna he moved the stone to the top of a tower to prevent others from kissing it. It is still there; Hie Blarney Stone. A finance corni^any has taken up a new line in its appeal in advertising. reads, "For the man who has everything but hasn't paid for it," Tlieir ad Ray Niulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chor«h — Monday, 12:15 M. Y? ALBION — Porker Inn — Thur*day. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiena! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wedneiday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M, HILISDALE — Epltcepol Pariah House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stale Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COIDWATER, MICH. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE President Vice-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Cralg Scbald Boys' and Girls' Week- Ciassification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Sofofy— Paul Thompson (Foir Comm. 17—Clyde Willloms 24—Robert Nogte Cirppled Children- 31—Duke Doviason Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. John Wolker Rural Urban- 14—Gus Burandl Scholarship, Student Loans, 28—Chet Allemior Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron WIlcox Pot Polterson Regular—First Thursday of each month VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon ★ Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Bob Ylngling, Ch., Bob Loose General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 D!st., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Harold Gobdholm, Ch., C. Swart Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Mark Occupational information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 31—John 16—Howard Teeter (Rotary F'dotlon Int.] 23—Fred 30—Dick Weeks French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy Visosky 28—Harold Goodholm 5—A. Fatler 12—K. Leovenworlh 19—Wm. SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston Wllcox KEN PUTNAM, Choirman Heikkinen July—1966 21—Cralg Sebald SONG LEADERS Leovenworlh 28—Carlo Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews Dean June—1966 21-M. McKellh December—1965 14—John Bovoe 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore International Student Proiecls— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer.Employea RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaus Four-Way Test- Barnes INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director International Informotion— Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL 3—Seton ID—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November-1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Competitor Relations- May—1966 26-Olin Dally Dick French, Ch., Moore 26—A. Lyon Couillord 19—James Skinner International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer.Selier Reiotiona— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-Will 12—George Pierce Youth- Corroll Sergeont.at.Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Ylngling 22—Ray Fox Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- March—1966 29—Ralph Toupalik 7—Wm. Klaos Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swert 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Magazine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonisi Special—At the call of the President Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary information-Los Wise, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pills M. A. McKellh Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 Fritz Von Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Ch., James-Skinner Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward John Etsweilcr. February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates witir another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a. committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary'Ann Phone No. NAME Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma ;.,276-5790 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary; Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmti- 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Ernest W. 278-2261 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.—Jean 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 5. West Ave., Jackson—Vera 278-2990 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 278-8840 ——279-9551 E. Ken Leovonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-8536" 278-6501 278-6850 278-2947 278-8909 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wtima Worren Willioms. R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Cralg Sebglcl, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita..—...278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise.. 278-5842 Torg Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..270-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9266 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh 278-6517 279-509-1 278-4159 278-4191 278-2587 278-5318 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph ToUpolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-6603 Weisster Treot, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 278-6769 Robert Nogle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 kennelh Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian ST2-5594 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogoe—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ru1h_ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-6322 278-6161 278-5006 278-2710 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Janean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo......278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen. - Sec. 34.6( I Rotary REFLECTOR .PRAY FOR PEAC E 1 FRSDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TE.MPLE Visuiris Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— The COLDWATER 0®0 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 279-9551 Duono E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Chorlotte 279-9471 278-2318 278-4350 ..278-4222 Nbrmond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette. 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 49036 278-6730 �r "He pTo^s Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 10, 1966 On Tuesday, Roy Patterson as Program Chairman arranged for the membership to attend a concert at the Coldwater High School. Rotarian John Visosky, The program was under the* direction of It was well presented and enjoyed by the members. The club had as their guests eight girls who are contestants in the Miss Branch County Pageant to be held Saturday night, 'Iiay 14 at the Coldwater High School. Other guests included Harvey VanKampen who was the guest of Keath Pearce and Gale Knight who was the guest of John Dean. A visiting Rotarian was Chal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio, Absent were Bent, Dally, Faller, Henry, Joseph, Kornstein, Bob Loose, Mulchahey, Putnam, Sebald, Teeter, TlLompson, Wilcox, Wise and Yingling. Next week there will be NO MELTING at the Elks Temple. It being Michigan Week the club will go to the chicken barbecue at the Methodist Church, club will eat indoors at the church. In case of rain the It is the responsibility of each member to be sure that his attendance is recorded so be sure to check in. The following man has been proposed for membership in the club: Frederick A. Hough, Mis Major Classification is Institutions and Hospitals, Active and his Minor Classification is Hospitals. ^\ny objection to this proposal should be filed in writing within ten days with Ernest Luse, Secretary of the club. The club lost Dick French last week through his resignation. him. We are sorry to lose Fred Anderson, the incoming President for 1966-67, has made the follov/ing appoint ments for the Comndttees to serve during the ensuing year: Club Service, Tom Collins; Community Service, Chuck Bacon; Vocation Service, Bob Rumsey and Doug V/oodward for International Relations, The District Assembly will be held in Jackson on June 25 and in Kalamazoo on June 26, This Assembly is specifically planned for the incoming President, Secretary and Committee Chairmen. The Rotary Information and Classification Committee are especially urged to attend. Read "The Firsts in Our Lives" in the May ROTARIAN. Then think back to the first thing you remember and then continue up to the present. cigar, your first puppy love, your first job, etc. Do you remember your first Service above self is a Rotary maxim. On Page 54 of the liay ROTARIAN is told the story of how it all began. Since tliat time in 1907 when the idea first originated much has been done by Rotary clubs throughout the world. Read about how the Chicago club bought a preacher a new horse in 1905. If the directions read "so simple a child can do it" you had better get a child to do it. Maybe new "math" is involved. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFtCERS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-PresidQnt ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. ★ Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Attendance—Croig Sebald Boys' ond Girls' Week- Clossification—Oube Dovidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Safety— M. Directors: Prod Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wileox C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucbnell, Sturgis, Michigan Carroll Barnes INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch-, R. Goodwin Internationol Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholmi Ch., C, Swort Howard Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R, Sweet Mark Andrews Visosky 5—A. 12—K. Foller Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobicr 26—Keith Pearce ' SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilco* 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogozine Duone Dovidson Heikklnen Jury-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Croig Sebold SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wllllonis . 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occupational Information— Trade Asseciotlons—. 14—John June—1966 21-M. McKeiih 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- Weeks French December—1965 International Student Prelects— Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Rumsey 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dotlon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Polterson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bert Feller, Ch,, Ralph Toupalik President Rotary International 3—Seton Dally November—1955 CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 26-Olln Dick French, Ch., BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Youth- Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5-WiII Couillard 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins VOCATIONAL SERVICE Speciol—At the call of the President 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 George Pierce. Ch., Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey at 12:00 neon April—1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allcmicr Student Guests- Pot Pottorsoii Regulor—First Thursday of each month (World Undorst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph Toupalik Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Rotary Informotlon—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7—Wm. Scholarship, Student Loons, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Blringer 15—Robert Yingling 22-Roy Fox September—1965 A. McKcilh Rural Urban- Barnes March—1966 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., John Walker Magazine-Carroll 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm. 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken Icovonworlh, Ch. 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bovoe, Ch,, James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahoy Membership—Keith Paarcc, Ch. John Etsweiler. February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-T966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolls. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 'Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Cofdwaler—Foy 278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma_.. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary-j. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Mariorle 278-6821 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopte lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 276-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 273-2682 Richard Birlnger. 37 Carlyle Ave.—Joan William Bobicr, 260 Grand St.—Margaret 273-8086 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara .. 278-5891 Albert Bultcrfield, 31 Edison. Ct.—Thelmci.. Koreld Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Jackson-Vera.._.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-5234 Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Colv, 81 W. Clarke Av.-i.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Chorlolte 278-8609 278-5909 .-278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suronne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonor«.._ 278-6517 Rco E. Goodwin,,78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley; R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Horry Joseph, 383 278-6758 Carlo Heikkiticn, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 1 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Marlho John Klein, Box .143—Polricio— - Phone No. 278 5790 , H. Vincent Kornstion, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— __-278-8840 278-6603 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater take—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. Ri 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-6501 279-9360 278-2979. 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Rulh___._ 278-6161 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 Kibb^ Rd., Jackson—Lillian..- Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Elleen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .278-4029 Clyde Williemis, R. R. 1-WiImo Worren Willlcims, R. 2. Coldwater—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Ph-Elidra . Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefeherr • r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.6 PR PE/ ROTARY CLUB oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visit,ins Rotarians Alwavs Welcome 278-2612 -Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth. 279-9426 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshoil St.—Polly.— 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie— ...—270-6393 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.278-5006 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita —.278-8318 Donald-V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— 278-5842' Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie,.—...278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive : 369-9092 PUBLISHED BY 270-8942 276-4222 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 1OT3 Phone No. 278-4350 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Milford A. McKolth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen __278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Homo—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweH Ct.—Gladys 273-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila z—278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo,St.—Mobel Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 278-8536 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Roth NAME Address and Rotary Anr> Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FREDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singin^es^Club^i^jJie U. S. A. The committee to select a high school boy to attend Camp Einery as a representative of Coldwater has named'Robert Doll a Junior at St, Charles High.School. The committee was Al Butterfield, Dick French and Ax Olson. Eureka] Attendance has improved and last month Coldwater Rotary was second in clubs of comparable size x-dth 92.89^. Allegan was first with 93*1^^« Dowagiac was low with 76.63^* Cow pasture pool fans take notice-! The District Golf Tournament is scheduled for July 2$ at Point 0'Woods Country Club in Benton Harbor. Draw a circle around this date. President Fred read a news paper account of the organization meeting of the Coldwater Rotary Club on Kov, 19, 1921. Rotarians from Angola, Hillsdale, Adrian and Battle Creek attended the meeting. The first officers were: President-Frank Rowe, Vice President-O'Neil Carroll, Secretary-?Iugh Clark, Treasurer-Rollo Thompson and Sergeant-at-Arms, Frank Treat. The Directors were, Herb Sloman, Harry Lansing and Fred Chambers. A charter member of the club a Mr. Osbome usually attends one of our meetings each summer. We noticed that the badges are not in proper order and the ones of the newer members are all on the one side. It would be nice if everything was ship-shape in Bristol fashion. Visiting Rotarians included Nelson Weber, Wendell Hathaway, Ed Facklam and J. L. Amidon of Bronson and Dick Heyerson of Kalamazoo. Student guests were Bill and Bob Shaw sons of a former member Bob Shaw. They are both Seniors at Coldwater High School. Another guest was Ray Harris of Coldwater the guest of your editor. Absent were Heikkenin, Joseph, Kornstein, Leavenworth, Laney, Putnam and Treat. There were seven early leavers. Harry Joseph is at home, he returned from the University of Mchigan Medical Center recently. Seton Bovee x^as program chairman and xvith- the assistance of Roy Harris showed pictures of automobile accidents that have occurred in Branch County fairly recently. Some were pretty rough and makes one stop and think and realize that constant alert ness and care are necessary if accidents are to be prevented. You must be a de fensive driver at all times. Nest week Pat Patterson who is program chairman with the help of John Visosky is providing a concert at the Coldwater High School. the The Cardinal Band will play for club. -The neur&tic builds--the houses, the.psychotic.3-ives irL them,and the psychiatrist. collects the rent. Ray Hulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. AIBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. . BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COIDWATER, OF COMMIHEES — CLUB SERVICE ^COMMUhWTY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vlco-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ET5WEILER Directors: Asst. Sec'y-Treos. Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axnor Olson, John Efsweiler. Classification—Ouke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey Fellowship—Ken Lcovenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Barnes ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. P. H. TEEN5TRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evqnston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, MIcMgon 28—Chei Allemier 5-Will Carroll Barnes Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Int.) June—1966 7—Torg Skobo Weeks French 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKellh 28—Carle 7—John Kennedy 14—John Vljosky 28—Harold Goodholm Jonuary—1966 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Horry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston V/ileox 18—Albert Butlerficid 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Heikktnon July—1966 21—Craig Sobald SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 Mark Andrews Bovce 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey IRotary F'dallon 23—Fred 30—Dick Occupational Information— Trade Assoeioilens— 3—Seton Dally 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test— May—1966 November—1965 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Moore Howley 26—A. Lyon Couiilord 19—James Skinner 26—Olin International Student Protects— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos 19-R. Youth- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik Employer-Employee Relations- 5—Richord 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 12—George Pierce International Information- Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Aprir-1966 21—Governor Visit Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- Kloos Scholarship, Student loons, CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Special—At the call of the President 7-Wm. 14—Gus Burandt Internotlenal Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupoiik September—1965 Rural Urban— Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon Carlo Helkkinen, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Sergeonl-at-Arms—Bob Hawloy, Ch. Bob Rumscy Regular—First Thursday of each month Copied Children- George Pierce, Ch., Pal Patterson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingltng 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Public Relations—Ray Pitts March—1966 17—Clyde Wililams 24—Robert Nogle Student Guests- Rofory Information—Les Wise, Ch. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Community SafetyScion Bovae,-Ch., James Skinner Awards — Program—Fred Anderson Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Membership—Keith Poarce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Fritz Van Aken August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson M. A. McKeilh John Walker 1-les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Allondenco—Cralg Sobold February—1966 LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for ihe Relary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladles' Night, may appoint a commilteo to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn _„__278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie-..Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Cariylc Ave.—Jean Wiliicm Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerficid, 31 Edison Ct,—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Vora Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-2682 - Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Witmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha —.278-5790 278-8840 V/in. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary H. Vincent Kornsficn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-4350 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Chary! Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 278-6850 SVebster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanno—278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Worner Var>Aken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara 279-5094 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret Mllford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Hclen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, Coldwator St. Home—Carol——279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 278-4406 276-2854 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth — 767-7508 278-2261 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwefl Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-5234 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo— 278-5078 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Robert Naglo, 36 \V. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Near," 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-6278 —— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine —278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sproque—VIrginio Roy Pllfs, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth 278-6322 278-6161 278-5318 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel— Me! Rice, 1^3 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lillion ..$12-5594 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Borbora 279-9266 278-8909 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morriaen Lake-^ita 278-5006 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Noilie Joines R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive— 270-6316 369-9092 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-41 lis 278-6788 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Sf.-^ouis^ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-5842 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Witma Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Notoile 278-6393 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitins Rotarians Always Welcome FREDERICK qUMIII COLDMTER, 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwafer—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.-Polly 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 iyepawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janean ! Art Lyort, 11 Park PI.-Eliorc Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlliowbrook Rd.—EIvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4159 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Susonne Phone No. 278-8942 278-5891 Ernest V/. Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 276-80B6 -.278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-5358 278-6821 276-8006 NAME iQAti INC. 49036 „__278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �■'//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 26, 1966 V/ednesday night your editor made up at Burr Oak and heard four high school students tell of their exchange week at Wallaceburg, Ontario, hliile they were in Canada four Canadian High School students spent the week in Burr Oak. Tliis is the fifth year that the Burr Oak Club has cooperated with the IVallaceburg Rotary Club in this exchange. understanding. The club believes it is worthwhile and helps in International On Tuesday, twenty-three club members were awarded pins for 100% attendance. Warner Van.'Xken led the list with 43 years and others were Fred Weeks with 26 years, iMpk Andrews with 19, Bob Kerr with 18, Ernest Luse with IS, Fritz VanAken with 17, Dick Biringer with 11, Craig Sebald with 9, Bob Rumsey with 6, Ray Mulchahey with 6, Cranston Wilcox with 5, Axner Olson with 4, Keath Pearce with 4, Fred Culy with H, Fred /\nderson witn 4, Was Wilbur with 2 and Chick Kennedy, George Pierce, Howard Teeter, John Visosky, Les Woodward, Beniard Laney and Gil Molitor each with 1 year. Absent on Tuesday were Biringer, Burandt, Mawley, Heikkinen, Joseph, Kennedy, Molitor, Norm Moore, Skabo, Shomo, Weeks and Wise. There were 5 early leavers. On Tuesday, Mark Mdrews introduced the Honorable Alvan UlUe, Judge of Probate for Branch County. He outlined the work of the Court and told of some of the problems v;ith which the Court is faced. Judge Ulile stressed the lack of professional staff to assist him in working with some of tlie children referred to him. Next week Seton Bovee is the Program Chairman and will present a program using an opaque projector to show pictures dealing with the presentation. From all reports tae District Conference was well worth attending. attended the meeting, . Five Rotarians In the May ROFaRIAN read the article "The Reach for the Moon". The front shows the Gemini VII space craft and in tlie capsule was a P^otarian. He is shown on Page 25. Step No, 4 in the election of a new member is as follows: After making due in vestigation of the character, business, social standing and general eligibility of the person proposed for membership, the Membership Committee shall then proceed to vote and if not to exceed one negative vote is cast by the members of the Committee, the name of the proposed member shall be considered eligible and so recommend to the Board, The Membership Committee shall then report to the Board the action it has taken thereon. In av;arding 100% pins for attendance the newer members may not be av/are that this is for consecutive years of attendance. A member may have 100% for 5 years and ^ then have one year in which he is not 100%. He then starts all over again in years counted; the first 5 years of 100% attendance do not count. Then there was the sweet young thing who said to the auto mechanic, "Please fix my horn, my brakes don't work." John was working on the budget and remarked to his Rotary Ann, "iVe should have saved during the depression so we could live through this prosperity." Ray Mulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Weiconrie at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chursh - Mondoy, I2:t5 M. iJ ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director MICH. OFFICERS BY ElECTiON - FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-Prosident Secretary JOHN KLEIN JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Mogaztne—Carroll Bornes Scholarship, Student leans, Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Regular—First Thursdoy of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin k International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort General Secretary, Rotary intemotlonal Howord Teeter, Ch., Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Vlsosky 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazine Duane Davidson Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston V/ilcox 18—Albert Butierfield 25—Corroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Heikklnen July-1966 21—Croig Sebald SONG LEADERS Leovenworth 28—Carlo January-1966 Mork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 7—John Kennedy Occupational Information— George R. Moans, Evanston, Illinois June-1966 Weeks French December—1965 14—John Boveo 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore (Rotary F'dation Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands 9—Norm Internotionol Student ProjectsDick Birjnger, Ch,, Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 16—Howard, Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- May-1966 Dolly 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer>Sel!er Relations— SD.ciol—At the toll of the President Barnes Hawley 26—A. lyon November—1965 International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 19-R. 19—James Skinner 26-OIIn Youth- Carroll 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL April—1966 5-Will Couillord George Pierce, Ch., Bob Rumsey (World Undersl'ng Int.) October—196S Student Guests- Sergeont-nt-Arms—Bob Hawloy, Ch. 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupollk 21—Governor Visit 28—Chct Allomler Awards — Pat Patterson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burondl Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Rotary Information-Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist •k BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 17-Clyde Williams 24—Rooert Noqle September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nogie, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Rclollons—Ray Pitts 22—Fritz Von Aken March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward John Efsweiler. Community Safety— M. A. McKeith John Walker Treasurer August—1965 3—Roy Pifis Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Pool Thompson Crippled ChildrenCarlo Haikkinen, Ch., Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey President TOM COLLINS, Director Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-]966 FRED CULY 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys* and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemlcr, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth _278-53S6 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaref 273-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-8036 278-5386 Soton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bullerflcid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Charles 8acon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-2682 Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 279-9471 - Duone E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volorle John Efsweiler, Jr.. 37 Fofrflelcl Dr.—Lucille 278-2818 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suxonne Phone No. ...278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klcios, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8536 279-9551 ..278-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margorof Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta ....278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Ltlo Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-4191 .....278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-5475 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sproguc St.-Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 278-2587 Mci Rice. 1903 ST2-5594 ._278-8609 278-5909 ___,-278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 t4. Honcheft St.—Charlotte NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo .278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.. 278-4115 278-6788 Robert Hawley, if. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara..278-8909 Kenneth Putnam, 11 1. Chicago St.—Mabel—.— Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion ..278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ...278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicoga-Eiieen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonno™.278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 John Vlsosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcalrice 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phytiss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 ... Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-LoMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St... 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth. 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly __„.278-S033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-2790 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis-—..—.278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. 278-5842 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Walker, 33 R. 4, Bfoiison—Olive Phone No. —278-4350 Janeon _278-3091 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-EIva Dougherty—Gretchen... __.278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 S*'- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR i PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Sec. 34 FC PEA frsdsrick h. weeks QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. UIOHIGAN 49036 �"//e Profits Mast Who. Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 19. 1966 Absent on Tuesday were Burandt, Butterfield, Davidson, Endicott, French, Goodholm, Hawley, Joseph, Kennedy, Kornstein, Loose, Russ iioore, f-iulchahey, A1 Rice, Mel Rice, Teeter, Weeks, Chuck Woodvjard and Les Woodward. Visiting Rotarians included Gordon Packer from Litchfield, Jerry Nowak of Hillsdale, Ray Smith of Bronson and Charles Pilliod of (Angola. Richard Raybom and Ken Putnam had Dick Scovili. Wayne Farst had as his guest There were five early leavers. From all reports aiid comments the "Fabulous Forties" was excellent. Your editor heard several persons who saw it say that it was the best show Coldwater Rotary has ever presented. Gentlemen, take a bowl Keath Pearce has requested that all bills for materials, printing or service in connection with the Rotary Show be submitted as soon as possible. He asks that they not be permitted to drag along. Tom Collins has also asked that all money and unsold tickets be turned in immediately Step No. 3 in the election of a new member is as follows: The Board of Directors shall refer the name of the proposed member to the Classification Committee, which Committee shall consider the eligibility; of such proposed member from the standpoint of classification and declare the classification proper or improper and shall return the proposal card, together with this information to the Board, who shall then refer it to the Membership Committee. The following Rotarians arc planning to attend the District Conference at Hillsdale College on April 23 and 24; President-Elect Fred Anderson, Secretary Ernie Luse and the following members, Andy Henry, Paul Thompson, Bob Nagle and Wayne Farst. On Tuesday, Fred Anderson substituting for Bob Hawley presented a film appropriate to this time of year, Tlie film showed Paul Varney playing a round of golf and dORonstrated the use of the proper club, stance, grip and how to play the ball from where it lay. Tlie April ROTARIAN as mentioned before tells of the West and the area around Denver particularly. Your editor having traveled considerably in this area; it is v/ell wortii seeing and it is too bad tiiat more Coldwater Rotarians are not going to the Rotary Convention in June, In the April ROTARIAN read about v;hat other Rotarians have done and are doing. Bob Loose should be sure and see the cartoon on Page 77 of the April ROTARIAN. Next week Art Lyons has tlie program and will discuss Law V.feek and its implications. If you think old soldiers just fade away, try getting into your old service uniform. He talk about equality of the sexes but who in the v/orld ever heard of a retired housewife. Ray Hulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. "(t ALBION - Parker inn - Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Home — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE - Skyline Restaurant - Tueidoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Diroctor ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance-Cralg Sebald Beys' ond GirK' Week- BY ELECTION FRED CULY - John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 - President FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEIIER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etswoilcr. Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Barnes Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. din Daily, Chuck WeedworcJ Program—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Ray Pitts Relory Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cirppled Children- Carlo Helkklnen, Ch., Pot Patterson Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Student Guests- Carroll BOB NAGIE, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the call of the President Competitor Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intamallonal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DItl., Rotary internallonal Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose . Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Worron Wlllioms SONG 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 5-A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm 12—K. leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier. , 26—Keith Pooree 4—Hprry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Bulterficld 25—Carroll Barnes Rotory Magazine Duane Davidson Leovonworth July-1966 January—1966 Mofk Andrews June-1966 21-M. McKelth 28—Carlo Heikklnen 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Cralg Sebold Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks French December—1965 Rotary Foundation— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotory F'dation Int.) tnternolienal Student ProjectsDick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Necr Howord Teeter, Ch., Korr Moore 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Informolion— 2—Robert 9—Norm 16—Howard Teeter International Contocts— Buyer-Seller Relotions— 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Moy-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olln Dally Barnes Moore 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL 5—Richard 12—Mork Andrews 19-R. Howtev October—1965 5—Will Coulllord Boyd Wiggins Bob Rumsey April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chct Allcmier George Pierce, Ch., Sergeonl-ot-Arms-Bob Howley, Ch. Regular—First Thursday eF each month 7—Wm, Kloos 14—Gus Burondt Scholarship, Student Loans, Dick (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik September— 1965 Rural Urban- Youth- 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeilh Mogozine—Carroll March—1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner John Wolker Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 3-Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey 1-les Wise 8—Cenrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—196S Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS Februory—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a eemmittoe to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 ~ JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Andersen, 46 Maple Lane—Kelhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy 279-9551 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIe Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara— 278-5366 278-5891 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Buttcrfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2654 Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2990 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy— Ofin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-5234 ' 279-9471 276-2818 Ouane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric John Etswellcr, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille— Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Cherlotle Rov Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 276-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonora 278-6517 Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Roth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Borboro 279-9266 278-8909 Richcjrd C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn _--278-6850 Tekonsha—Morgarel Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. HucJson St.—Helen 278-2587 278-4115 278-6788 767-7508 270-2261 __278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto .„_27S-6769 Richord D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Jockson-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. HudsonvEmily 278-6501 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Frod Neer, 203 W, Chicago-Ernestine— Axnor Olson, 340 Grond St—Rctha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lokc—Su2onno__278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann—__278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—GlacJys 278-4243 John VIsosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fied H. V/eeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice— 279-5094 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 279-9492 ..278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. _.__._278-M33 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Noiolie 278-6393 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth.. 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— .—278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz,' 14381 lyopawb Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.-Eliora Howord.K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen.... •-' 1 - " ■ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR * PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK^S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-4029 Crolg Sebald, R. R. 2/ Morrison Lake—Rita__.-___278-83}8 • 278-6942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.— Paul W. Thompson, 27 Chary! Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8238 278-6693 George H. Fierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.......278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby- Rd., Jackson-lillion ST2-5594 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R. 2-Nelire. James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5512 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chleogo St.-Louise... Phone No. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WlIma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater-laMolne ....279-9360 278-2979 ..278-6341 Robert E. Rumsey, 11,8 Grand St.—Phyllis Address ond Rotary Ann 278-4191 ..278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude., FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC. 49036 ._._278-S091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 12, 1966 Tuesday's propam was the final club practice before the Rotary N^nstrel Show "The Fabulous Forties". We hope the show is as the practice indicates' it will, Hpry Joseph had surgery last week at the University of Michigan Medical Center. His room number is 10-420. His son A1 told your editor Tuesday night that he is doing well. Miy not drop him a card? He will appreciate it. Absent on Tuesday were Bacon, Burandt. Dally, Farst, Fox, Joseph, Komstein, Laney, Neer, A1 Rice, Sebald, Skinner, Warren Williams, Wise and Mulchahey. Visiting Rotarians included Bert Ward, Phil Hensley and Jerry Pearco of Bronson. Paul Thompson had as his guest Willard Milard and Bob Hawley had as his guest Garland Ferrell. Bert Ward of Bronson had as his auest Austin Lewis of Elkhart, Indiana. There were nine early leavers. Don't forget the District Conference to be held at Hillsdalo on April 23 and 24. All new members should attend; it will help them to understand more about Rotary, its aims and how it operates. All new and old officers are expected to attend. On February p there were 12,290 Rotary Clubs and 587,500 Rotarians in 131 countries and geographical regions, 185 new cluUs have been organized since July 1, 1965. On April 30, Hollaiid, Michigan will celebrate the birthday of Queen Juliana of The Netherlands and "Sput" Teenstra, President of Rotary International inll come to help in the celebration. Ti'/o visits to Michigan within a year by the President of Rotary International is something to be proud of. Yp can't beat the Irish. A Rotary Foiiiidation Fellow froia Kalamazoo tells of the Limerick Rotarian who took a Qiristmas basket to an 82 year old lady and told her of Rotary, Her ansv/er was, "I do appreciate your asking me Mr, McQuarrie, but I am just too old to join." Recptly the Board of Directors of Rotary International stated that clubs should be reminded that additional active members can be elected from Rotarians who move into a new community. Rotarians. This permits continuity of membership and prevents loss of Something to remember. We noted recently that Ainsley Roseen, Associate Editor of the ROTARIAN recently retired. He will be missed as he was always very helpful in providing information when requested to do so. Did you know that Coldwater, Michigan is the only to^im in the world by that name to have a Rotary Club. Flint and Muskegon celebrate 50 years of Rotary this month. Read the April ROTARIAN before you go on your vacation this year. It covers the Western United States and tells where to go and what to see. Psychologists state that it is a good thing to kiss the children good night, if you are awake when they come home. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION — Parker inn Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance-Crciig Sobold ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vlee-Presldent Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. LU5E Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer BY ELECTION - JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. See'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Mogazine—Carroll Borncs Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Scholarship, Student loans, Carroll Wes Wilbur, Ch,, R, Goodwin international Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupalik TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon Rotary Foundation— Howord Teeter, Ch., Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams Visosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leovonworfh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wileox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Mogoiine Duane Davidson Heikkinen Jury-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Crotg Sebold SONG LEADERS • 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken January—1966 Mark Andrews Oceupotienal Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- 14—John June-T966 21-M. McKelfh 7—John Kennedy Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Weeks French December—1965 International Student Proieels— Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International (Rotory F'dotion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorro Competitor Relations- 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- INTERNATIONAL 9—Norm Boveo 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 3—Selon Dolly November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL May—1966 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce 26—Olirt Youth- Bob Rumsey 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. 5-Will Couillord Boyd Wiggins Sergeent-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. April~1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., BOB NAGLE, Director ★ P. H. Bill Bobior, Ch., Cron WIfcox Kloos 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allemier Student Guoils— Pot Patterson Special—At the coll of the President C. Awards — Public Relations-Ray Pitts (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 neon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-Wm. 1—Horvey Bent 22—Roy Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeith Rural Urban- Regular—First Thursday of each month * 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker March—1966 6—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 24—Robert Negle Crippled Children- Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Mrs. Grace Pollerson — Organist 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OP DIRECTORS MEETINGS 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Foir Comm.) Community Safety— 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS February—1966 COMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having speciot progroms, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a commillee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrem Chairman—Te'ephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Foy 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5353 278-6821 Wm. Kloos, 489 AAorse St.—Mory__ Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ru1h 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgorot Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-3006 278-2682 Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.-Morgoret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Codciington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 ._278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone— John T. Deon, 59 RIdgemoor ifd.—Volorle Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8536 279-9.551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Eniily 278-6501 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.-Ilia 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta,____ 278-6769 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine. _„__279.9492 278-5512 278-8609 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine..; 279-9360 _._.__278-2979 278-6341 278-5909 - ___..278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Potricio 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflcid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelf St.-Chorlolte Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia.. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sproque St.—Roth 278-6322 278-6161 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonno.. 278-5554 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly___ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. ...278-2790 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 278-5006 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise... 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro 369-9092 Johrr Wolker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 E. Chicogo St.-Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Torg Skobo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Robert Hawley,- R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 276-6909 278-6788 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeIla 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marsholl St—.... _...__278-5033 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth.. 279-9428 Kenneth Putnam, 11 6. Chicago St.—Mobel Corlo Heikkinen, 91 278-2710 Weirrcn Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LaMoine Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby RS., Jackson-Llllfon ST2-5594 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee Ricnard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Suzonne-..278-2587 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Croig Sobald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Phone Ne. 278-4350 278-5(j33 _____278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean .._______278-509l ... Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva ): ■ -,| imT*"' A. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.6 0®<3 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan. Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome FREDERICK Fi. 278-6311 ...278-5412 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-6730 �"ffe Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 5, IPr.: Each Rotarian in District 636 has received .?n invitation to arid program of the 1966 District Conference to be held at Hillsdale College on Saturday, April 23 from 11:00 a.m. until ^0:50 p.m. and for the second session to be held on Sunday, April 24 from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. All new members, club officers for the coming year and any and all Rotarians are invited to attend. Take the little gal along and give her a bit of a vacation. Last week due to lack of space we omitted Step No. 2 in the Admission of a New Member. Here it is; The name of a prospective new member to fill an open classi fication having been proposed by a member in good standing shall be submitted first to the Board through tlie Secretary on a standard form known as a proposal card. Beginning Monday, April 11 the practice sessions for the "Fabulous Forties" will be held at the Tibbits. John Visosky is asking the end men to report at 7:00 p.m. and the chorus at 7:30 p.m. Have ycu sold all your tickets? If not, why not? Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Biringer, Dally, Joseph, Mulchahey, Treat, Clyde Williams, Chuch IVoodward, Les Woodward and Yingling. Visiting Rotarians included Walter Tucker of Sylvania, Ohio and Ed Jrhnson of Valparaiso, Indiana. Carlo Heikkinon had as his guest Dr. Bowman. There were 5 early leavers. Duke Davidson has returned from his cruise. If he saw what friends of mine have seen on similar cruises he will never be the same again. We are glad that Torg Skabo is back with us again after his illness. Harry Joseph is in the University of Mi^higai Medical Center. We don't know his room or floor number but a card sent to him will reach him. At the Board of Directors meeting it was decided to help send a school child to the University of Michigan Speech and Hearing Clinic. For many years your editor has been plugging for a more meaningful induction ceremony when new members become members of the club. In a recent Bulletin of another club we read of just sucli an induction and it was very ivell done. Member ship in Rotary is a privilege for which many men strive and a nev/ member should realize that his membership imposes responsibilities upon him and he should be willing to abide by these if he becomes a member. A great many members are inclined to regard Rotary meetings as a pleasant place to have a lunch with other men. l\/hat does your membership mean to you? Don't forget to push ticket sales for the Rotary Show. With the recent recovery of the H-Borab from the ocean off Spain, go back to your February ROTARIAN and road about the macliines that were used in the recovery. Page 12 - February. Read in the April ROTARIAN on Page 73 about a Rotary Foundation Fellow from our neighboring town Vicksburg and his stay in France. There is one thing that is so simple a child can run it and that is a pair of parents. Ray I-lulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Chureh - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thureday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregalionol Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri'State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Chureh — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director .TOM COM! NS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Allendenca—Craig Sebald ★ OFFICERS BY FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey Feilowship—Ken loavenworth, Ch. Magazine—Carroll Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Boyd Wiggins ^ Special—At the call of the President Bob Rumsey President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Retory Inlcrnationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionul (Rotary F'dation International Contacts- Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Ssller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International Information- Bob Yingling, CK., Bob Loose Fred V/eeks, Ch.. Wm. Klaqs Howard Teeter, Ch., • Horeld Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworl' SONG Heikkinen July—1966 5—A. Foller 12—K. leavenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier '26—Keith Januarv-T-1966 LEADERS Leavenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis,' Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeith 28—Horold- Goodholm Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch,, R. Sweet French 21—Craig Sebald Mork Andrews' Trade Associations- 30—Dick June-1966 Int.] 7—John Kennedy Rolory Foundation- Four-Way Test— Weeks December—1965 international Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Employer-Employee Relotions— 23—Fred Bovoo 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Bert Feller, Ch., Rolpb Toupalik INTERNATIONAl 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Compeliier Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carroll BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 26—Olin Ddlly Dick French, Ch., Sergeont-of-Arms-Bob Howley, Ch. at 12:00 noon May-1966 19—James Skinner Youth- Pot Patterson Regular—First Thursday of each month 5-Will Ceuillard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Rotary information—les Wise, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Howley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 Student Guests- Toupalik April—1966 28—Chet Allemier Awards — 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Morch—1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Rural Urban- Bornes Program—Fred Anderson Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist * BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Crhspled Children- 31—Duke Ocividson M. A. McKelth Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob John Efsweiler. Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Wolker Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Community Safely— Scton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner I—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Akon August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon, Ch. Paul Thompson Closiificatien—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams ELECTION — 1965-1966 Februory—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS IB—Albert Butlerficid 23—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogazine Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE-Web Treot The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Phono No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwalor—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn _278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Ctirroi! L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. CmcIb Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylo Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ; Sofon Boveo, 171 Grond St.—Clara .- Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholma-.., Jackson-Verci Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avs.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-4350 279-9551 Robert Sweef, R. R. 1, CoJon Rd.—Arlcne Howcird M.] Teeter, • 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 278-3840 278-8536 Klein, Box 148—Patricia Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6501 E. Ken Lebvcnworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Suzonno 278-5554 767-7508. Fritz VanAken, 65 E( Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. 278-5585 Ernest W. 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ' 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwofcr St. Home—Carol—.279-9551 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-4191 278-5234 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lite Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan.: —278-2818 278-2587 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.' 278-6788 278-4115 278-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 279-9360 Chorlos Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth 278-6161' Axner Olson, 340 Groncl SI—Retha George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sproguo—Virginia 278-6322 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd.« Jackson-iLiilian Robert E.' Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R.. 4, Bronson—Olivel • * " Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth 278-2790 .: ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Janean - Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elxoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen '.•"ST'ir.. Rotary REFLECTOR ^903? PUBLISHED BY ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5033 ._..278-5033 278-6393 Ed Hottz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— •V, ROTARY CLUE 278-4159 278-5078 279-9492 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 279-9471 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrico 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 273-6693 278-6769 278-6054 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone-Saro Coyd Wlgginsr 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wiima Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta Rithard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen John Address and Retory Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-8086 27B-5366 278-8609 278-5909 273-6598 278-5475 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha V/m. KIoos, 489 Morse St.—Mary NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-2682 Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridge'moor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotfe Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris Phone No. 273-5790 278-8006 Horold Coddinqton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiinto FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUALUry SPRING PRODUCTS. tNC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 „278-S091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 29, 1966 Remember the dates for practice for "The Fabulous Forties" - end men at 3:30 p.m. at the Elks Temple on Sunday, April 3 and for the chorus at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5. Attendance has been good and much appreciated. The week of April 10 practice will be held at the Tibbits on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. On Saturday night, April 16 after the show a party is planned for Rotarians and their Rotary Anns. This will be held at the Country Club. All Rotarians are urged to attend; end men, chorus and all others who help in other ways. this a 100% attendance affair. Lets try to make This is taken from the Battle Creek Rotary Bulletin: Four-Way Test of Attendance, 1. Is it true that you really can't remain until the meeting adjourns? 2. Is it to walk out on the speaker who is giving of his time to inform you or entertain you? 3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships to slight your guest and your host at the club? 4, Will it benefit your fellow club members, their guests and other visitors to see you leave early? How do you as a member rate under this test? Good, Fair or Poor? On Tuesday, Ralph Toupalik, as Program Chairman, introduced Charles W. Walton who is an associate economist with the Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit. Mr. Walton discussed the reasons for the tight money situation at present stressing the fact that there is now full employment and factories are turning out products at a capacity rate. }ie stated that there Had been a 7% annual grov/th in productivity over the past five years but that only 5-1/2% had been a true growtli and that at present this fact is causing a rise in prices and the demand for goods. Absent on Tuesday were Burandt, Dally, Davidson, Joseph, McKieth, Hulchahey, Russ Moore, Norm Moore, Patterson, Pitts, Mel Pace, Skabo,'Clyde V/illiams, IVilcox, Charles Woodward, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward and Yingling. There were six early leavers. Rotarian guests included Mel Ross of Indianapolis and Ray Smith and Jerry Hollister of Bronson. Vfeb Treat had as his guest Charles Bristol and Les Wise had Lloyd Luce. The student Senior guest from the Coldwater High School v/as Brad Thompson who was introduced by Bob Sv/eet. Next week the club will spend the usual program time in practicing for the show. Our attendance for March was 89,33% whicli places us 7th of the 16 clubs in our class. Our attendance has not been as good as it was formerly. Lets try to do better. The Hastings Club has presented Dr. Wesley G. Logan as a candidate for District Governor for 1967-68. The District Governor for 1966-67 will be Stu Bearup of Charlotte. Most people have enough spending money these days. little keeping money. The problem is how to get a Ray Hulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedne$day, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AlBION — Porker inn — Thwreday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tr!>Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce—Croig Sebold ★ OFFICERS BY - FRED CULY John Dean, Clyde Wllioms 1965-1966 Vice-President Secretary KLEIN Fallowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Tnternatlonul C. P. H. TEENSTHA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 DisI,, Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknelt, Sturgis, Michigan' May-1966 3—Setoo Dolly SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Duone Davidson Heikkinen July—1966 5-A. Foiler 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 4—Harry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams •' SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronslon Wilcox 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes SONG LEADERS Leavenworth 28—Carlo January—1966 Mark Andrews Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKelth 28—Harold Goodholm Occupational Informailen— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweof Int.) French 7i-John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 21—Croig Sebold Rotary FoundollonHoword Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch.. C. Swarf 31—John Dean June—1966 December—1965 Inlernollonol Student Proiecis— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test- 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'dotion Bob Ylngting, Ch., Bob Loose Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Moore 23-Fred Weeks International Information- Bert Fellor, Ch., Ralph ToupaILk " Emoloyer-Emploveo Reiotions— Kerr 9—Norm 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Buyor-Selier Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- 2—Robert 16—Howard Teeter Internationol Contacts- Bovee 10—Roy Potierson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Corroll BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President 26-Olin Dick French, Ch., Bob Romscy at 12:00 noon 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Couillord 19—James Skinner Youth- Pat Patterson Regular—First Thursdoy of each month 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Toupollk April-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Awards — March-1966 29—Ralph Kloos 14—Gus Burcndt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treof Sergeant-al-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. I 7-Wm. Scholarship, Student loons. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 24—Robert Nagle September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Magazine—Corroll Barnes Noglo, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Reiotions—Roy Pills ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams M. A. McKeith Program—Fred Anderson John Etsweiier. 3—Roy Pitts Community Safety— Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Directors; Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Paul Thompson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart IS—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Vo/1 Aken, Ch. Scton Bovco, Cn., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey President FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN • Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotory Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay---' Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lona—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Chorlcs Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret: r 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther! Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand :S).—Clciro Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert ButterField, 31 Edison Cl.—Tholmq Harold Coddiogton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Voro Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple lone—Jone Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridoemoor Pxl.—Valerie ; John Efsv/eiler, Jr., 37 Fofrfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Falter, 95 N. Honehett St.—Chorlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Roth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ' Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 NAME ; Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. * Robert Sweet, R. R, 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 ,279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-2682 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson-Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Loke—Suzanno 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen — 278-2261 Home—Carol 279-9551 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H,-Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce. 278-8036 278-5386 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 276-5234 _.278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 ^278r5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2387 _.578-6517 279-9266 278-8909 H. Vincent Korhstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— 278-6501 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. 767-7508 278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angoio Rd.—Annetta: 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave,—Elaine Russcli F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roymond Mulchohey. 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila— — Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refha '_ Mel Rice, 1903 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 279-9492 278-5512 Wcirren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoino ST2-5S94 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita ___.278-B318 378-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicagq St.—Louise 278-2710 278-4029 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion 278-5842 Torg Skcbe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinrier, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Bbyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss CroHston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy 278-6316 369-9092 278-2612 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeliG Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, R., 1, Coldwoter—Rpth." 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scotf-Nofolle 278-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .,278-6161 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lakeJo neon .__.278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wilfowbrook Rd.—Elva..__._278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherfy—Gretcheni, '..278-6730 V : . '. ' t' * • . T • . - • ' * :. . . i, . ' T ■' '-U * :• j'. VVl-:!'' ; '• V- , •" {. 5..- i •: . ; ' -.r . i • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 5.90^^ O®<0 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-5585 278-8238 278-6322 Ray Pitts. 55 N. Sproguc St.—Rulh Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6603 ..278-5554 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-6341 H. Pierce, 70 N. Sproguc-Virginia 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-5078 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroinei.. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Wesley Wilbur," 144 S. Cloy ;St.-_l._- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace George Phone No. 278-4350 278-8942 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box, 148- Polricla Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helenj_278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-6788 •« NAME FRSDSRICK H. WEEKS QUAhLTV SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Proifts Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 22, 1966 Rotary Show Practice Schedule: end men at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday liarch 27 at the Elks Temple and the chorus at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 29, Only one practice session after this before we move to the Tibbits. Lee Jolgren of Vilican and Lemau, which is the Urban Renewal Consultant firm being hired by Coldwater, discussed the renewal of towns. He stated there are two types of renewal: (a) clearance and redevelopment and (b) conservation. There are 33 acres in Coldwater being considered for conservation witli some clearance. In order to revitalize a domtom five things are necessary: 1. Rid downtown of eye sores, 2, New sites for new development. 3. Off street parking, 4, Modernizing buildings which can be retained and have new rear entrances, 5, Good merchandising to attract customers. The first three can be done through urban renewal and de velopment aiid the last two can only be done by the merchants involved. Absent on Tuesday were the following; Davidson (in the Bahamas - how lucky can you be), McKieth, Russ Moore, Mulchaliey, Pearce, Pitts, Putnam, Skabo, Swart, W. Williams Les Woodward, Endicott and Sweet. There was one visiting Rotarian, Kenneth Montgomery of Hillsdale, Harry Joseph introduced the student guest Jim Gibbens, William Tinm, John Dean had as his guest There were four early leavers. About once each year your editor outlines the 14' steps in the method of electing nev; members. Step No, 1: From time to tine the Board shall review the list of filled and unfilled classifications as prepared by the Classification Committee and decide which, if any, of the unfilled classifications should be considered as open for proposals and shall advise the membership as to which classifications have been opened for proposal. Old and new officers of the club should circle April 23 and 24 for attendance at the District Conference at Hillsdale, All newjnembers and coirmiittee chairmen should also attend this Conference, Here is where you will learn how Rotary operates. We have three exchange students attending High School in Coldwater, Your editor hopes that they are able to attend a Rotary meeting before they leave. Coldwater Rotary needs new members. Read how one Rotarian secured twelve new members which is related on Page 8 of the February ROTARIAN, It takes a certain amount of push to accomplish anything - even with a wheelbarrow. No wonder the Irish go places and do tilings, Ray Mulcliahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. tY ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE ~ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .. Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiier. Carroll Osr! Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Buclcnell, Sturgis, Michigan Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Hovrard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Mark SONG 14—John Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo VIsoskv 5—A. 12—K. Foller Leavenv/orth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Goodholm Ouane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Sebald LEADERS Leavanworth 21-M. MeKeith 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Weeks French 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews Occupatlonol Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- Kerr Moore (Rotary F'dotion Int.) Dick Biringor, Ch., Fred Ncer Fred Weeks, Ch., Win. Kioas 2—Robert 9—Norm 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 16—Howord Teeter International Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International C. International Competitor Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 3—Seton Daily November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ 26-Olin international Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon 5—Will Couillard Guests- Youth- Pot Patterson 5—Richard Moore 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Sergcant-at-Arms—Bob Howloy, Ch. Visit 12—Mork Andrews Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Student Toupalik April-1966 28—Chet AMemier Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts Regular—First Thursday of each month 21—Governor Scholarship, Student Loons, Pregrom—Fred Anderson (World Undcrst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kioas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Peoree, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Roy Fox September—1965 A. MeKeith Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson darlo Hoikkinen, Ch., M. Morch—1966 24—Robert Nagle Crmpled Children— John Wolker Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Willioms Seton Bovoc, Cn., James Skinner Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. Magazine—Carroll 3—Ray Pitts Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Deon, Clyde Williams 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo Boys' .ind Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sebold ★ February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronsfoo Wllcox 18—Albert Buttarfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotory Magazine STAG DAY-Chuek Woodword LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onelher member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kafhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5359 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull Sf.-Morgaral Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 :-278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon _.278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora'. J Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmei Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jacksoii-Vera 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Voierio John Etswelles, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-6598 ;278-5475 278-5318 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278;8609 Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne--.278:2587 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B, Kerr, 0 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse'St.—Mary : Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 767-7503 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Milferd A. MeKeith, 75 N. ttudson St.—Helen ^_„-27B-2947 Harold MeKnIghf, Coldwater St. Home—Coro! 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richcrd D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys.; 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pparl St.—Llla 278-5078 Robert Nagle; 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan i_.;279-9492 Fred Ncer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ___278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Relho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grate 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—tbrrainej.-. 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sl.-wRolh 278-6161 George H, Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia : Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillion Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 278-4115 Torg Skaho, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6322 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ST2-S594 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Jornes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronsorj—Olive 369-9092 278-6316 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwofer—Ruth Leslie Woodward, J63 Marshal! St.-Polly HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen . Sec. 34.66 % FREDERICK of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R, R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Worren V/iliiams, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoine.. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. _.278-5033 A-' ■ V 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2790 „278-5006 278-8318 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann____.278-5585 •. Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-4222 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonshd—Morgaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh , Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.'—Mary Helen 278-6788 278-4350 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion. Webster Treof, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita - Phone No. 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 278-6517 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn—. Address ond Rotory Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene John Klein, Box 143—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara,.-278-8909 278-8536 NAME Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 __.278-63n 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. M\RCH 15, 1966 On Tuesday, Robert Yingling presented Ward Mayrand, Information Officer of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission. Mr. Mayrand told of the three types of planes being used at the present time. (1) Military, (2) Scheduled Commercial and (3) General Aviation, in which field there are 86,000 planes at present v/ith 115,000 expected very soon. He stressed the need for close in airports and that very soon runways will have to be lengthened to land jet planes. Me stated that suitable air ports are a great influence in bringing new industries to a city. Eight companies in Brancli County now have planes at the local airport. Accompanying Mr. Mayrand were Norman IVetherly and Maury Malone both of the Commission. Absent Tuesday were Bent, Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Coodholm, Heikkinen, Kerr, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Nagle, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, W. Williams, D. Woodward and L. Woodward. Tliere were 8 early leavers. Guest Rotarians included Olan Martin, Wendell Hathaway, Bob Marrig and Jim Amiden of Bronson, Ray Kimball of Sturgis and John Marvin of Tliree Rivers. Other guests included Noel Shedd the guest of Bob Yingling and Terry and Tom Ward, Seniors at the Coidwater High School who were introduced by John Dean and Fritz VanAken. The Club voted to contribute $500 to the Mott Sdiolarship Fund at Olivet College. This amount will be matched by the Fund. The Club also agreed to contribute $800 to the Rotary Park Fishing Site to go toward the construction of toilets and a drinking fountain. Next week John Dean will have as a guest speaker Lee Jolgren of the firm of Vilican and Lemau, consultants on Urban Renewal of Southfield. Mr, Jolgren is expected to discuss Urban Renewal and how its use in Coidwater can benefit the city. Dear Cousin Muley: As you know, I attend a lot of service club meetings and I canno-. say mucli for the food at Coidwater Rotary when con^ared with other clubs. It just don't rate at all. Recently I have been to Galesburg, Climax, Homer, Fremont and some others and all of them had much better food. Maybe the poor food may have some thing to do with th.e poor attendance. You ought to see how Coidwater Exchange and Kiwanis eat. Yours, Gully There are only three chorus and end men practices scheduled between now and the week of the "Fabulous Forties". Don't forget end men - Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Elks and next chorus on Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks. BE THERE'. Thursday is St. Patrick's Day and this is for the Rotary Ann who says she is Irish. A Toast for St. Patrick's Day: Sainte 'gus saol agat Health and long life to you Land without rent to you The v/oman of your choice for you A child every year to you A long life and may your bones rest in Ireland Children are something that you know how to raise better than anyone else because you don't have any. Ray Mulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISOAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVilLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 .. FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. lUSE Presideni Vico-President Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Scc'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Ccflins, Doug Woodward, Bob Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. DIRECTORS MEETINGS Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Awards — Bill Bobicr, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson President Rotory Internotlonal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International Georgo R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknoil, Sturgis, Michigan 16—Howard Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodv^in Competitor Relations- International Information- Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose (Rotory F'datlon Int.) Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Howard Teeter, Ch., Occupational Information— 7—Torg Skabo 14—Kan Heikkinen July-1966 5—A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox Duane Davidson Leavenworth 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Croig Sebold KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch,, Warren Williams June-1966 21-M. McKelth 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trode Associations- French January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks 30—Dick December—1965 Iniernotional Student Proiects— Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Ncer Employer-Employee Relations— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 31—John Dean Teeter 23-Fred Bovee 24—Rco Goodwin 9—Norm Mor^re SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL Internationol Contacts- BOB NAGIE, Director 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 2—Robert Kerr Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE May—1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Dally Youth- Carroll Moore 26—A. Lyon 5~Will Couillord . 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Sergeonl-el-Arms—Bob Howiey, Ch. Bob Rumscy 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Horvcy Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YIngling 22—Ray Fox April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- . Pot Patterson Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-Wm. March—1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Loans, at 13:00 noon •k Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. Regulor—First Thursday of eoch inenlh Special—At the call of the President Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Mogaxine—Carroll Borncs Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.} 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Rural Urban- Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. ★ Community Sofety— M. A. McKeith John Walker Nagic, Charles Bacon,' Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweiler. 3-Ray Pitts Paul Thompson Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Wise 22—Fritz Von Aken August-196S Fritz Vein Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1-les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Glrb' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebold * February—1966 COMMITTEES ~ CLUB SERVICE 18—Albert Butlerficid 25—Carroll Barnes ' Rotary Mogazlne STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving speclol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orie 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 276-6821 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Korr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha— Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlcne..1 278-8942 Pout W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 276-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-5790 278-8840 —278-8536 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Wllliom Bobicr, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sciro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Seton 278-8086 Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma. Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Avo., 278-2854 Jockson-Vera-... 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfisid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelf St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 - 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne --278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth -.-.279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory HeIen-_278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 278-6501 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret W. iuse, R. R. 4—Ruth — Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnIght, Coldwater St. Home—Carol- 278-2947 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carjyie Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LHa Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peofce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine George H.. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 B. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rite, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis— Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nelli© Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Branson—Olive 767-7508 —278-4191 278-6278 - 278-5078 279-9492 273-5512 279-9360 273-2979 278-6341 278-6322 .278-6161 -.278-2790 ST2-5594 —278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofalle 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy— HONORARY MEMBERS Janean ___278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvq John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen ■m- • Rotary REFLECTOR See. 34.66 FREDSRICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— The COLDWATER of Coldtvater, Michigan, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St / ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 1 PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. M-\RC1I 8, 1966 There will be a practice of end men of the Rotary Show at 5:00 p.m. on SUNDAY, MARCH 13 at the Elks Temnle. OF 3:50 P.M. NOTE THE ca\NGE IN TI;!E — IT IS AT 5:00 P.M. INSTEAD " r- The chorus meets TUESDAY, MARCH 15 at the Elks at 7:30 p.m. A On Tuesday the club lost Bill Klacs who is moving to Cleveland. the He bade good-by to club. The club membership voted to purdiase and donate to the Tibbits Opera House a new spot light. In return the Tibbits will make no charge for the use of the theater for the Rotary Show. Absentees for Tuesday included burandt, Couillard, Faller, Goodholm, Kennedy, Kerr, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Pitts, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Warner VanAken, Weeks, Clyde Williams, V/arren Williams, Wise, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward and Bob Yingiing. Visiting Rotarians included Nelson Weber of Bronson, other guests included Harold Higgins the guest of IVayne Farst and Carroll Barnes had as his guest Donald B. Quada. Hal Fitch, a Senior from the Coldwater High School, was the student guest and was in troduced by Bill Bobier. Hal played on the Coldwater Basket Ball team that beat Albion Tuesday night in the Regional Tournament. There were seven early leavers, ^ Next week Bob Yingiing will present Mr. Ward J. Jiayrand of the Michigan Department of Aeronautics, who will tell the club about the importance of an adequate air terminal. Bob, by the way, is a licensed airplane pilot. Dick Biringer presented three new members, Reo Goodwin, Andy Henry and John Visosky. Eadi of these members told something of themselves. Reo Goodwin was bom in Branch County, graduated from I'iontgoinery High School, served 52 months in W.W.II and for a tine was stvitioned in Hawaii, iie has worked at Quality Springs, Montgomery Wards and now has his own Shervdii-Williams Paint Store. He is married and has three diildren; tv/o daughters and cne son. Andy Henry born in Ohio, graduated from High School, served three and one-half years in the U.S. Navy aboard an air carrier under Admiral Halsey. He has worked on the railroad, as a civil employee, bookkeeper and in 1955 came to Coldwater with Federal- Mogul. He is now ma:aagor of the Systems Department in data processing. His v;ife is Velina and he has two daughters and one son. Jolm Visosky was bom in Pennsylvania, graduated From High School, served in the U.S. Coast Guard and later attended the University of .Michigan majoring in music. played in the University of Michigan Band and v;as at one Rose Bowl Game, taught in Reading where he was a Rotarian. daughter.- He He has He is married and has a son and a He is now band.director at Coldwater High School. This was a good program and we should hoar from all new Rotarians and perhaps some of the older lumbers. The Board of Directors has voted to again send a boy to Camp Emory in 1966, The Borad of Directors has voted to buy from the Crippled Childrens* Fund $834 of equipment for th.e ortiiopedic room at the Franklin School, This is on recommendation of the Crippled Childrens* Committee of the club. No well reared girl should wcp.t a pair of slacks. Pvay ilulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Chureh - Mondoy, 12:15 M. tS AlBION - Parker inn - Thorsdoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HJLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ' �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY Preiident FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTrcas. Soton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodword, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Corlo Hcikkinsn, Ch., Magazine—Carroll Barnes Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Trcot Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. 26—Olln Dick French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr CHARLES BACON, Director Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Sellor Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin international DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Competitor RelationsBert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Employor-Employeo Relations- International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Ncer President Rotary international Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas ★ C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Inlcrnationai George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary iniernatienal Richard R. B'ucknoll, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotory F'dalion Inf.) 23~Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Four-Way Test- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Mark 7—John Kennedy Goodwin 31—John Dean June—1966 7—Torg Skabo 5—A. 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Bornes Rotary Mogarine Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. leovenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Associations- Bob Korr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo July-1966 14—John VIsosky Andrews Bovec 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Helkkinen 21—Craig Sebold SONG LEADERS J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Weeks French December—I96S Occupational Information— Trade 3—Scion 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Moore Mov-1966 Dally November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 5—Will Couillard IP—Jomes Skinner Youth- Pal Patterson Regulor—First Thursday of each month 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox Aprll-1966 October—1965 Student Guests- Public Relotions—Ray Pitts Kfoos 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7-Wm. 14—Gus Buroiidt Rural Urban- March-1966 (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupallk September—1965 M. A. McKeith John Wolker Mrs. Grace Polterson — Organist 31—Duke Dovidson Crippled Children— Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Folr Comm.) 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nagle Community Safely— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Wise 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classiflcatlen—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1-Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-I966. If you wish to chonge dates with onother member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speclol programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allcmier, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoar Rd.—Marjorle 278-6033 ____278-5358 273-6821 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Phono No. 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Anis Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 278-4222 278-6501 278-6850 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 Webster Treof, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna.. 278-5554 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8536 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2662 H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy £. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7503 Williorn Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterficid, 31 Edison Cl.—Thclma. 27B-53B6 273-5891 278-4406 278-2854 Ernest 27B-2261 Fritz VonAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glody5 278-5585 278-4243 Horoid Mcknight, Coldwater St. Homo—Carol— 279-9551 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. V/eeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce 279-5094 278-4159 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornv/ell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Llla 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.-rJean Horoid Coddingion, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8086 Jockson-Vcra___-278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avn.-Dorothy 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lucllle___ _-278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlofle 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ___278-5318 Richard C, French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore-> 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Rulh 279-9266 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara Harry Joseph', 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-8909 278-6788 W. luse. R. R. 4-Ro1h Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Pecrce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2947 279-9492 278-5512 — 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H, Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth-. 278-6161 Ker>neth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 278-2710 278-4029 Clyde Willioms, R. R. T-NVilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—loMoIne 278-8238 278-6693 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!ia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nolalle— 278-2790 Kibby Rd,, Joekson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond 5t.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sobald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. 278-8318 278-5842 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2-Nellie Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-6316 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 0®<3 FREDERICK PUBLISHED BY o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeling Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-S033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— > ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUJa PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �7/c Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. 1, 1966 There will be a practice of the End Men of the Spring Show on Sunday, March 6 at the Elks at 3:30 p.Jii, There will be a chorus practice at the Elks on Tuesday night, March 8 at 7:30 p.m. Try to be tiiare. On Tuesday, Harvey Bent as program chairman introduced Fred Hough, the new Administrator of the Community liealth Center. Mr. Hough discussed the duties of an administrator and then went on to discuss future needs and plans illustrating this v;ith graphs. He stated that more space was needed for service and that in 1975 at least 170 beds at the Health Center will be needed. The club attendance slipped badly in January. Our average was 89.37% which placed us 11th in clubs coinparable in size. We were less than 1% over the District Average of 88.45. This was for 49 clubs with a membership of 2829. Wlien a man becomes a Rotarian he obligates himself to attend his own club regularly or make up at some other club. Seven clubs had thirteen 100% meetings during January. At the election of new members to Board of Directors, Fred Anderson, Dick French and John Klein were selected at Tuesday's meeting. Next week Dick Biringer will be the program, chairman. He is presenting three new members, /\ndy Henry, John Vivosky and Reo Goodwin. He has asked them to give a thumb nail sketch of all the facts regarding themselves that can be told. On April 23 and 24 a District Conference will be held at Hillsdale College. According to the latest District Governor's Letter it is mandatory tnat the in coming officers aiid the present officers attend. It is suggested that all new members attend so as to familiarize themselves with the operation of Rotary. Rotary Anns are invited and activities ate planned for them. Give the little gal a break and take her along. Rotary'5 World Understanding Week is :Marcii 20-26 and Rotary International suggests that some effort be made to plan a program with this in mind. In the February ROTARIAN read the article by Ralph E. Prouty entitled "Nothing Succeeds Like Excess". He points out that many of the world's gre.atest benefits have come about because someone, somewhere, sometime displayed a fanatic devotion to solving some problem and people are the benefactors. Read it. A "seegar" or an orchid to tl^e Rotarian or Rotary who can tell your editor where the newest Rotary Club has been organized. It tells of it in the Rotarian for February. It is a good thing that hair dyeing wasn't so popular back i:x Eben E. Rexford's day. ile couldn't have written "Silver Threads .imong the Gold". Ray Mulchah3/ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs QUINCY MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Unton Church — Monday, 12:15 M. AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUStote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director - TOM COLLINS, Director MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde WilliaTns FRED CUIY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-Presidenf Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classiilcotion—Ouke Davidson, Ch. - John Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Seton Bovec, Ch., James Skinner Walker Dick Mooro, Ch., Webb Treat Regular—First Thursday of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bert Feller, Ch., Relph Toopaiik Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. KIoos President Rotary international C. P. H. Four-Way Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlonds Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf General Secretory, Rotary International 12—George Pierce Carroll Barnes Trode Associations- Richard R. Buckneil, Sturgls, Michigon Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean CHARLES BACON, Director Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Weeks French 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken July—1966 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsesky 5-A. 12—K. 21—Croig Sebald 28—Horold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Ouane Davidson Faller Leavenworlh 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston V/ileox SONG LEADERS Leavenworlh 28—Carlo Heikklnen January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews June—1966 21-M. McKelth December—1965 International Student Pro[ects— Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Foundation— Howord Teatcr, Ch., Toeler (Rotary F'dallon int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick tfussoil Moore, Ch,, Den Shorno International Information- Moore 16—Howard Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumscy 2—Roaforf Korr 9—Norm SERVICE Inlornational Contacts- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Governor, 636 Dill., Rotary International 3—Seton Dolly November-1965 Occupational information- George R. Means, Evonsten, Illinois May-1966 19—James Skinner Youth- INTERNATIONAL Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillerd 26-Olin Dick French, Ch., Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the call of the Prosidont 5-WIM Boyd Wiggins BOB NAGLE, Director 5—Richard Moore 19-R. October-1965 George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon Aprll-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awards — Bill Bobtcr, Ch,, Cron Wllcox Bob Rumscy 29—Ralph Toupoiik 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- Sergeonl-at-Arms—Bob Kawley, Ch. 22—Roy Fox (World Undersl'ng Int.} 28—Chef Allemior DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling KIoos Scholarship, Student leans, Mr*. Grace Potterson — Organist ★ 7—Wm. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Pot Potterson 22—Fritz Van Aken March—1966 Soplomber—1965 14—Gus Burondt Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ Corlo Hcikklnon, Ch., Rural Urban- Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts BOARD OF Crippled Children— Magazine—Carroll Bornes Program—Frod Anderson John Etsweiler. August—196S 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.} 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKcith Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Poul Thompson Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1-les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule For the Rotary Year 1965<1966. If you wish to change dote* with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such a* ladies' Night, may oppoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmnn-Telephene — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmci Phone No. 278-5790 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Wm. Kiaas, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8086 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Av4., 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Ernest 278-2261 Jaekson-Vera Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2990 278-5234 —.——278-2818 Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Anr> Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E, Goodwin, 76 S, Jefferson—Roth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen—278-4113 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave-—Elaine Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno—278-6054 Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Russell F. Mooro, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 - Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine — Fred H- Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss-. —278-5078 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wiima 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 273-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroino— 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth.. 278-6161 278-6322 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Moafel Mel Rice, 1W3 Kibby Rd., Joekson—lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grfrjnd St.—Pkyllls 278-2790 ..-ST2-5S94 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita _.__278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skohe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Otive Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-6278 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LaMolne Lester P. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE VisiWig Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 ..279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchet) Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupoiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-4191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rotho Roy C. Patterson, 36 14. Circle Dr.—Grace George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague-Virginia 278-8942 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Loko—Suzanne....278-5554 278-6501 R. 4—Ruth 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-6850 767-7508 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Luse, R. Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278.8006 278-26B2 W. Address and Rolory Ann 278-8536 279-9551 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshali St.—Gertrude. FREDSRrCK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, tMC. coldwater, MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. FEBRUARY 22, 1966 These iriembers have been nominated for the Board of Directors and from these men the*;" club win elect the Directors for tiie coming year: Fred Anderson," John Klein, A1 Butterfield, Dick Frencti, Dick Moore, Bob Rumsey and Bob Sweet. May the best men win. From the new Board will be elected the club officers for the year to come. They will take over on July 1, 1966. It would be nice, fitting and proper and of value to the club if the new President and Secretary were sent to the '.\nnuai Convention in Denver. them and their Rotary Anns.) (All expenses paid for Other clubs do it, why can't Coldwater. Absent on Tuesday were .^nd3rson, Bacon, Bent. Bobier, Bovee, Couillard, Davidson (Caribbean Cruise), Dean, Faller, Kerr, Komstein, Leavenworth, Moore, fiulchahey, Putnam, Skabo (ill). Teeter, Thompson, Warron, ivilliams (Mesa, Arizona), Wilcox, Doug Woodward, Les Woodward (Tucson, Arizona), Henry and Endicott. There were four early leavers. Visiting Rotarians were: Richard Weber, Momev/ood, Illinois; K. Tiiomas, Alfred Gutstein, Henry Johnson and Emery Boyd of Mgola; ilorris Wood of Bronson; Ken Woollen of Shelbyville, Indiana; and a former Coldwater it®.,' now of Ann Arbor,» Georce Owers. & We are sorry we missed Tuesday's meeting and by so doing missed the slides and narration of the hunting trip into Montana by two of our club members, Chuck Woodward and Clyde Williams, Hiey were successful as they came back v/ith two elk, a black bear and a grizzly bear. From all reports the orogram was enjoyed by the membership. A new member James R. Endicott of the Board of Public Works was introduced to the club by Tom Collins. His Rotary Ann is Tiioima and they live at 72 Cheryl Ann Drive, They have two daughters, Christine 12 yen^s old and Gloria 22 of Terre Haute, Indiana. He is a veteran of Army service and attends the'Methodist Church. Next week Harvey Bent will have as his speaker Fred Hough, the new administrator of the Coiranunity Health Center, who will tell tSie club of the problems a hospital faces at the present time. Recently your Editor made up at Vicksburg and heard Samuel V. Bennett of the W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research speak on the employment in iHchigan. is a good prograiri for someone. Kalainazoo, Here You can reach him at 300* South Westnedge Avenue, The average husband is 42 around tlie waist, 40 around the ciiest, 9S around the golf course and a nuisance around the house. ■ Ray liulcliahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG V/OODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boyf' and GirU' Week— ASfendonce-Craig Sebald ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFiCERS ELECTION BY JOHN ETSWEILER . - John Walker ★ Scholarship, Student Loans, Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thursday of each month Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Ooodwirt International informotion— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose Bert Fcllor, Ch., Ralph Toupoiik President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International 14—John Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Andrews SONG Bob Kerr, Ch,, Warren Willleims Visosky 28—Har^d Goodholm Rotary Mogoxine Duane Dovidson Heikkinen 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Bulterfield 25—Carroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 28—Carlo 21—Craig Sebald LEADERS 7—Torg Skabo July-1966 Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occvpotionol Informotion— June-1966 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Hcirold Goodhelm, Ch., C. Swart Weeks French December—196S Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Ncer Four-Way Test— George R. Means, Evonilon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international RIchord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotary F'dotion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick International Student Proieelt— Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos INTERNATIONAL 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Deon 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relotions— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Bornes CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the coll of the President Carroll Bovce 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 international Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 3—Selon 10—Roy Poiferson Youth- INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Mav-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olin Dolly Dick French, Ch., Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couiilord 12—George Pierce George Picfco, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Pat Patterson DIRECTORS MEETINGS 28—Chat Aliemier 5-WIII Toupalik Aoril-1966 S—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Rotary Information—Ics Wise, Ch. (World Undersl'ng Int.) 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- 1—Harvey Bent 22—Roy Fox 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Cus Burondt Awards — March—1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Public Relations—Ray PiDs ★ Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Mogoxine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Potlerson — Organist BOARD OF Crippled Children- Rural Urban- Progrom—Fred Anderson John Etsweilcr. 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogic 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeith Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Coly, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Paul Tnompsan (Foir Comm.) Selon Sovec, Cn., James Skinner 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. Asst. Sec'y-Treas. August—1965 Fritr Von Aken, Ch. Ciatsificalion-Duke Davidson, Ch. FebrOory—1966' SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above i* our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 196S-1966. If you wish to change doles with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033, ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aflemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kolhryn .,__.278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.-Marjorie.——278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Riehofd Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson-Vora Tom Collins, IS Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfietd Dr.—lucllle 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4223 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trent, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzanna.___278-5554 Fritx VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-5386 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth — Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home-Corel Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfa Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glody5 278-4243 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poor! St.—Ilia Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Axiicr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 .____278-2979 278-6341 278-2654 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 278-8609 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honcheff St.—Charlotte—278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-6850 767-7508 278-2818 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barboro Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chitogo St.—Mary Helen Hcirry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.-Qutnn 279-9551 Phone No. ..278-4350 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ——..278-5909 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricla Address and Rotary Ann 278-2682 Fred Culy, 81 W. Ciorko Ave.—Dorothy— —.-279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople lone—Jane Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha Wm. Kloas, 489 Morse St.—Mory NAME Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6501 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmni Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Phone No. 278-.5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy ____...._278-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Scfon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.. 278-2587 ..279-9266 278-8909' 278-4115 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine— 278-5512 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprcgue-Virginia 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth ..... 278-6161 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Fred H. Weeks, 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— 278-5842 R. R. 4-8eotrieo Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wiima Worrcn Wiiiioms, R. 2, Coldwater—laMoine... Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Roth __279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 ScotI—Natalie ... 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopuwa Rd., Coldwater loke— Joneon Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Hov/ard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrock Rd,—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen I'a' I'CQjs' 2, ,o T-1 I5EG FRSDSRICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE VisUins Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 The COLDWATER Ro/arj REFLECTOR 279-5094 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis R. 4, Bronson—Olive John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 15, 1966 On Tuesday, Honorable Menber John h'alker told the club of circuses. He stated that he had been a circus fan since 1904 when he carried water for the elephants and re ceived passes for the show. This was when Bamuit and Bailey visited Coldwater, During early times Rome had records of a circus in 329 B.C. Later the circuses traveled around the country playing in small towns. These were followed by large traveling circuses Lind by 1900 there were many on the road. Host of the early travel in the United States was by train and the parades were large and colorful. At one time Ringling Brothers Circus had 1600 employees and the daily cost was about $14,000. John states he liked freaks and he told of many he had knovm. Since 1956 none have been under canVvis. The circus people had a language of their own. Many years ago we heard that once John ran away with a circus. We cannot vouch for the truth of this, however, one little known Fact is that the Germany Army adopted the circus metiiod of loading equipment onto trains and used it extensively. The Nominating Comrattce has been appointed and next week the bulletin will carry the names of the nominees for the Board of Directors for 1966-67. Absent this week were Bovee, Butterfield, Goodholn, Hawley, Heikkinen, Joseph, Kerr, Leavenworth, Laney, McKieth, Russ floore, lulchaliey, Patterson, Mel Rice, Rumsey, Shomo, Skabo, Thompson, Warner VanAkon, IVsrren Williams and Yingling, Tliere were only 4 early leavers. Visiting Rotarians were Morris Wood and Alvin -Uilor of Bronson. This is taken from the Sturgis Rotary Bulletin: ROTARIAIJS ROTATE: "The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service' can cone about only if each of us does his part to promote fellowship at v/eekly meetings. As Rotarians, we need to rotate to a different table each week. If you are a younfier member, don*t sit with the same other younger members, week after week. Tlie same advice can be given to older club members, too. Help advance t]ie object of Rotary." Next week Clyde Williams and Cnuck Woodward are to present a program on their last hunting trip. It should be interesting. Your editor will miss it as he is speaking at the Galesburg Rotary Club, Sorry! Now that the Armed Forces are looking for a lost atom bomb in the Atlantic the article on Page 12 of the February ROTARIAN should be interesting to the members. Read it and then consider how well you would like to be dajigled down 2,000 feet in a small capsule, A teacher annoyed by his clock-eyed students covered the face of the clock with a sign that read, "Time will pass. Will you?" Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HJILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. it ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Audiiorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweilcr. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Magazine—Corroii Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Bob Rumsey President Rotary tntemaiionol P. H. Four-Way Test- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary Inlernotional Georgo R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornational Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan SERVICE International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Occupational Information— Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams SONG 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Teoter Weeks French June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken December—1965 7—John Kennedy July-1966 21—Craig Sebald 5—A. 12—K. 14—John VIsosky 28—Horold Goodhoim LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Dovidson leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carle Heikklnen 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Foller Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Mark Andrews Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey (Rotary F'dallon Inf.) Rotary Foundation— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Kerr Moore 23-Frcd 30—Dick International Student Preiecis— Howord Teeter, Ch., 2—Robert 9—Norm 16—Howard Dick Blringer, Ch., Fred Ncer Harold Goodhotm, Ch., C. Swart 3—Seton Dally November—1965 Barnes Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carroll CHARLES BACON, Director Competitor Relations— Moy-1966 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce International Contacts— Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin 19-R. Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Richard Moore 12—Mork Andrews 5-Wifl Coulllard 26-OI!n Toupalik April—1966 October—1965 Boyd Wiggins Scrgaant-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. (World Underst'ng Inf.) 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmler George Pierce, Ch., Pot Pottcrson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 7—Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burendt Student Guests- Buyer-Seller Relotions— ★ 22—Fritz Von Aken September-1965 Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts Special—At the call of the President Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Crmpled Children- Scholorship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon C. Barnes Wise March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Rurol Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Otin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday oF each month Paul Thompson M. A. McKeith Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist •dr BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 3—Roy Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Sofely— 17-Clyde NVilllams Seton Bovce, Cn., James Skinner 24—Robert Nagle Fritz Van Akon, Ch. ClossiFicatlon—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY 1-Los 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shomo Beys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Cralg Sebold ★ February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the progrom cholrmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. —278-2903 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude ..278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth - 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjoria Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoref Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro .278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddlnglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylc Ave.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-8086 278-5386 Gust C. Borondt, 75 t4. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Jackson-Vera.... 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borboro 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Iniogene 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lone—Jane 278-2318 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorofhy Duone B. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo.._ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Efswcilar, Jr., 37 Feirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 ' Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Aim Dr.—Suzonne 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Kowtey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand Si.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-8536 .._278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoref 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol—_-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefto 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lite 278-5078 Robert Nogie. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Rslho 279-9360 Roy C. Potterion, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ,_._-278-6341 Geofge H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth — ._278-6161 Kenneth Potnom, 11 £. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Mo! Rice, 1903 Kibby.Rd., Jackson—Lillian-. —ST2-SS94 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-.5006 Craig Sebald, R. R..2, Mprrlson Lake—Rita —....278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chlca^ St.—Louise 278-5342 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna.___278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann..— Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara.... 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1-Wiima 278-2612 278-8238 Wctrren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie __279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elxora Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 The COLDWATER 0®<J Phone No. FRSDSRICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 ,,.278-6730 �r "//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February R. 196fS at Stukey's Inn on Thursday, February 3. Several actions were ta.<en. (I) A1 Face, a former Rotarian who resigned from the club, was elected to Senior Active membership. (2) Torg Skabo was excused his past absences because ot Illness, However, lus aosences are included in the attendance of the club. (3) Considerable discussion of absenteeism and early leavers followed and it was agreed that wnen a man 301ns Rotary he assumes several responsibilities among which are: roo r attend his own club or make up each week. (b) To attend at least 0U-. of each meeting. It was brought out that some members who do not sign up to leave early are doing so. ^ On Tuesday, Conrad Swart introduced Tlie Reverend Vemcn T. Smith of the Presbyterian Churcn who discussed the 4-Way Test and how it came into existence and its applica tion to business life at the present time. We are sorry we did not hear him but from ail reports he did a good job. Absentees were Bovce, Burandt, Butterfield, Davidson, ffciCieth. flolitor. Russ Moore, ^lulchahay, Patterson, Rice, Sebald, Skabo, Treat, H'amer VanAken, Clyde Williams and Warren Williains. Tnere was one visiting Rotarian, Jerry Novak of Ilillsdale. George Pierce had as his guest Qiarles Watkins and Harold Goodholin had !/alt Balcolm as his guest. Tliere were seven early leavers. i/e understaiid taat the Don Shomos arc leavijig for a vacation in a wanner climate, iNext week Frsd atderson pinch hitting .for the vacationing Don Shomo will introduce our John Walker who will tell us about circuses that he has known. In the area of human relations and selling the book SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS outlines how one salesman made a success of selling a very common commodity; baked beans. He outlined liow his company could save a housewife 16 hours in preparing a baked bean meal. He had studied the needs and likes of his customers and then geared his approach to meet this need# lie tIiou^,ht of his approach and considered his prospective customers. In this time oT excessive competition such a plan will pay off if done properly. In the February ROTARIAi-i read about '"Hie iian With 8000 Miracles" telling a story of guts", courage and the will to do something for someone else. Foreign Aid" is very much in the news at present. Road tiie article on Page 34 of the February ROTARIAi^i about v/hat Rotariaiis did in Calcutta for their city. For every person who wishes dreams would come true there rare at least 10 who thank heaven that they didn*t. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium ^ Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Attendance—Craig Ssbafd * OFFICERS BY Clossificatlon—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Wllfiains President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . _ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Magazine—Corroll Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Program—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Ray Pitts Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Bob Ruinscy MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernationo! TEENSTRA - Netherlands Generol Secretary, Rotary Tnlernational George R. Means, Evonsion, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Community Safety- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 5—Richard Moore Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox 19-R. Howley 26—A. lyon October—1965 5-lMtll Coulllard Student Guests- 12—George Pierce George Piorce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26—Olfn French, Ch., 3—Solon Dolly Barnes 9—Norm SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director (Rotary F'datlon Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Inlernolienal Student Protects— Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Neer Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Rotary Foundation— Howard Teeter, Ch., 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Moore 16—Howard Teeter International CeirloeK— Int.) June—1966 23—Fred Weeks 7—Torg Skobo 30—Dick 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKellh French 28—Carlo December—1965 7—John Kennody 14—John Visosky Hclkkinen Julv-1966 5—A. Falter 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 21—Croig Sebald 26—Harold Goedholnr 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews Bovco 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 2—Robert Kerr Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupailk Employer-Employee Relations- Bob Korr, Ch., Worren Williams Aprll-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awards — International Informotlon— Trade Associations- (V/orld Underst'ng lot.) 29—Rolph Toupailk 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burondl 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmler Scholarship, Student loons, }. A. Kennedy, Ch., R, Sweet 22-Ray Fox September—1965 Rural Urban- Mark 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Four-Wcy Test— Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupationol Information— Mareh-1966 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nogle Seton Bevcc, Ch., James Skinner Cirppled Children- Carroll 22—Firtz Van Aken 3—Roy Pilfs Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 neon Paul Thompson Youth- 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Dick Pat Patterson Sergeant-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. P. H. Barnes Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Boys' ond Girls' Week- M. A. MeKolth Memborshia—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 18—Albert Butterficld 25—Carroll Barnes Duane Dovidson STAG DAY-Chuck Weodword Rotary Mogozinc LADIES' NITE-Web Trcot The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special progroms, such as todies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Choirmon-Telephono - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwofar-Fay Phone No. _,278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane-Kafhryn _,278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morlorie Corroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Maroaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-5353 _„278-6B21 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringar, 37 Corlyfe Avc.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 276-8086 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5391 Gust C. Burardt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci. 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddloglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jocksen-Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorka Ave.-Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6054 279-947] 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Loeille____ Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancliett St.—Charlotte.. Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 .278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-2587 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address ond Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—WllmoRobert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 - John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8536 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 279-9551 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6850 278-6501 V/cbsfer Trcot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna __278-5554 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rufh 767-7508 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Alary Ann__ 278-5585 278-2947 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafr!ce E. Ken leovenvrorth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol—..279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Rlehord D. ALoore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 V/, Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Rotha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce —.279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne — George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virginia 278-6341 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 J. Chicago St.—Mabel—...278-2790 A\ol Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson-Liliian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis— ___278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skcbo, 155 Morrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Worner VanAkon, R. R. 2-^ladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warron Willioms, R. 2, Celdwatcr—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celio— Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-6693 278-4424 ...578-5033 .___279-942B ... 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elxoro Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen See. 34.66 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ ColdivateVf Michigan ELK'S TEMPLE 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams. R. R. l-WI1mo Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4243 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER VUhing Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 273-4222 278-6603 Rolph Toupailk, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornsflen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy FREDERICK IT. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATERr MICHIGAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 ...-278-6730 �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR . , Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 1, 1966 If you want sore interesting reading ..-hicli includes everything but nare calling^ read the article in "Your Letters" beginning on Fa"e 4 of the February hOTAPIAk' regarding liberalisir: and consorvatisr. The writers really generate sore heat. Your bditor is willing to .rake a snail contribution to finance the Purchase of a medallion a\d chain of office as worn by the President of tlie Dundee, Scotland Rotary Club, Pernaps we might be able to buy it at a discount since our President is a jeweler. Look it over on Par^e 24 of the February ROTARIAU, One disapoointment is that none of the Rotarians pictured are v/earing Tartan ties. Rotary Anns be sure to read the statements made by various Rotary Anns as to why they are glad their ausoands are Rotarians. They begin on Page 16 of the February ROTARlAih This week Jackson Rotary celebrates 50 years of existence. The club had a big v;hing-dlng on February 2 with a Past Rotary International President as the sneaker. Your Editor spoke at the Rockford Rotary Club on Tuesday and found that tb.at club although with only 55 members the/ send expenses paid, their President, the incoming President and tiie Secretary to the National Convention at Denver. Perhaps if the Coldwater Rotary iielped witii sorae of tne expenses more rerbers miaht be able to go. It is worth thinking about, ice also learned that if a member is absent and does not make up it costs him $1 - if he is ill be does not nay, Tlie money goes to the Rotary Foundation. This week Les Rise presented !!r. Fitch of the Battle Creek Social .Security Office, who outlined the recent ameadmsnts to the Social Security law, there was an interesting discussion following the talk. "e understand that Next week Conrad Swart will present The Reverend Vemon T. Smith of the Presbyterian Church who will discuss the 4-l.'ay Test. be believe the Spring Show of the Coldwater Rotary Club is to be April 14, 15 and 16 and nope the date is included in the iiarcn District Governor's honthly Letter. The annual Election of Officers of each club has to be held before harch SI. It is time to be thinking about those members you would like on the Board of Directors for next year. For those v/no believe chemical warfare is nev; \je would suggest tnat they read some thing of tiie history of perfume. Pay iiulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thoriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrego^eno! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturget Auditorium ~ Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CtUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Dire'cter Attendance—Craig Sebald Classificoiion—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey Fellowship—Ken Leovonworlh, Ch. John Walker Pat Patterson Bob Rumsey BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the coll of the President Competitor Relations— Borl Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupallk DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Tnternolionai C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Ganerol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Employer-Employee Relotlons— Fred V/ceks, Ch., Wm. Kloos Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupatlonol Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associotions— Rtchord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams August-1965 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Noglo Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., 22—Fritz Van Aken 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert YIngling 22—Roy Fox (World Undcrst'ng int.) 29—Ralph Toupallk September—1965 7-Wm. Kloos M—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Student Guests- Aprir-1966 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Howley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 5-WilI Couillord 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins 26—Olin Youth- Dick French, Ch., Carroll Wise Mareh-1966 1—Harvey Bent 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- 3—Seton Dally SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skabo 7—John Kennedy Julv-1966 14—John Vlsosky 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 21—Craig Sebald Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer 28—Harold Goodholm Rotory Foundation— January-1966 Mork Andrews 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cronston SONO LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Corroll Bornos Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Dean June-1966 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKelth 28—Carlo Heikkinen December—1965 International Student Pra[eels— Howord Teeter, Ch., Kerr 9—Norm (Rotary F'dotion Int.) CHARLES BACON, Director International Information— 2—Robert 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumiey November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon + Community Sofelv— Scholarship, Student loans, Regular—First Thursday ef each month ★ Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Membership—Keith Pearee, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Sergoant-al-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. 1-Los 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Magazine—Carroll Barnes Rotary Information—Los Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsonlst ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS M. A. McKelth Program—Fred Anderson Februory—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS, Director Rural Urban- Nagle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations-Ray Pills John Efsweilor. ' STAG OAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onolher member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, ColHwoter—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorio 278-8006 278-8086 Robert Loose-R. if. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgoret—767-7508 _-___278-5358 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margorct.. Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Richord Biringer, 37 Cqrlyle Ave.—Jean.-__ Gust C. Burcndt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jockson—Vera 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilferd Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane-Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy 2^-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—lueille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8'Parsons Ct.—Martha 273-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy—.-278-6501 278-6033 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorct NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5909 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 V/ebster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice..- 279-5094 278-4159 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-2261 270-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyilss Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine..: Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Noglo, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy — Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Wnrren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!ia Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St 278-4424 278-5033 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol—279-9551 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee. - B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 .278-6341 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn__ 278-4115 278-6788 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ST2-5594 —.278-5006 —.278-6318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth... Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 273-4029 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean — Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva. John VYolker, 33 Doughorfy—Greteher)...... FEB 5 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 270-4243 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— The COLDWATER ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleogo-Eileen 278-2127 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lanore— Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. ..278-4350 270-6850 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8909 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlone E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue-VIrglnIo Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel Mcl Rice, 1M3 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Runiscy, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis— Craig Sebald, R. R. 2. Morrison Lake—Ril6 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude FREDERICK 11. quality spring products, inc. COLD'lfATER, MICHIGAN A9Q36 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January luoo ~ The attendance record for the entire year has just been published by Secretary Ernie Luse. Eighteen members had 100% attendance for the entire 52 meetings and three members v^ho joined the club during the year had 100% for the time that they were members. This means that 24% of the club members had 100%. December the--attendance was 92.33%. parable size, For the month of This places our club third in clubs of com iiiddleville with 23 members had an attendance of 100% for the entire month. Next week Les Wise, who is fumisliing the program, will have as his speaker a man from the District Social Security Office in Battle Creek. The speaker will outline the new amendments to the Social Security program. Torg Skabo, who has been ill, is now out of the hospital and members can send him a card c/o G. D. Miller, CIS Center Way, Lake Jackson, Texas. Why not let him know you are glad that he is on the mend. We lost a member yesterday; Boyd Wiggins is leaving for Nigeria this week. We are sorry to lose him. Tuesday, Andrew Frederick Henry was added as a new member. He lives at 619 North Fall River Drive but his mailing address is Rural Route 4, Box 152-C. He came to Coldwater from Willard, Ohio and is employed at Federal Mogul. He was presented to the club by Gil Molitor. His Rotary Ann is Velma and he has three children, Andrew Frederick, Jr., Andrea and Theresa. He will be a good addition to the club and we welcome him. Carroll Barnes as program chairman on Tuesday asked your editor to discuss the ROTARIAN. The early history of the magazine was outlined and pertinent articles appearing during 1965 were outlined. Ainsley Roseen, Associate Editor of the ROTARIAi^ was most helpful in providing background material which was much appreciated Visiting Rotarians included Bert Ward, Jim Amidon, Nelson Weber, Ray Smith and Lloyd Phillips of Bronson, A1 Scherer of Delta^t Ohio and Mel Ross of Indianapolis. Carroll Barnes had as his guest Bemie Wisner'of Kalamazoo and Bob Hawley had Bob Christiansen. Absent were Burandt, Dean, Fox, Goodholm, Komstein, McKeith, Pitts, Putnam, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Clyde Williams, Wise, Less Woodward and Sebald. Jas Endicott has been proposed for membership. He is employed by the Board of Public Works, His Major Classification is "Electric Industry and Electronics" and his Minor Classification is "Electric Light and Power Service". Any objections to his membership must be made in writing to tlie club secretary within ten days. We were told that tlie Warren Williams are taking off for Mesa, Arizona on Wednesday, January 26. Ralph Toupalik and his Rotary Ann had a week end in Florida last week. Ralph says the weather was miserable and he came back with very little golf and a cold. The publication of this quip has been approved by a Rotary Ann: George V/ashington was first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen, but he married a widow. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA ~ Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Gills' Week- Attendance-Craig Scbold Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS BY ElECTION FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehahey - ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN Treojurer KLEIN JOHN ETSWEIIER _ . Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Efsweiler. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. John Walker BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:C0 noon ★ Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intemotlonel C. P. H. .TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory Internetienol Richard R. BucRnell, Sturgii, Michigan 24—Robert Noglo 31—Duke Davidson Crippled ChildrenCarlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Scholarship, Student loant, Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson Dick Pat Patterson Scrgeont-at-Arms—Bob Kawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey VOCATIONAL SERVICE Carroll International Information- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos International Student Proiecls— Dick Biringcr, Ch,, Fred Neer Four-Way Test— Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willloms 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- (Rotory F'dalion Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Mark 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken leavenworth 28—Corlo December—1965 7—John Kennedy 14—John VIsosky 5-A. Foller 21—Craig Sebald 28—Harold Goodholm SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January-1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews June—1966 21-M. McKeilh Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., Bovoo 17—Robert Rumsey SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director Buyor-Seller Relations- 3—Seton 10—Roy Potterson November—1965 Barnes International Contacts— Howiey May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olin Dolly French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL 19—R. 26-A. Lyon 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Youth- 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 5—Will Couillard George Pierce, Ch., Public Relations—Ray Pitts Aprll-1966 October-1965 Student Guests- 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupallk 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmicr Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treof Morch-1966 1—Harvey Bent (World Undersl'ng Int.) September—1965 A. McKeilh Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday oF each month 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson [Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Wllioms Community Safety— Seten Bovee, Ch., James Skinner 1-Les Wise 8—Conard Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Ruarl Urban- Rotory Information- Les Wiso, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ February-1966 CGMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE 11~Cronsfon Wilcox' 18—Albert Sutterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is pur program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such at Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 NAME Address and Rotory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha .278-8840 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.-Mary__ 278-8536 Address end Rotary Ann Phone No278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 279-9551 278-6501 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-6850 767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Locfe—Suionna ..278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Ann__ Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5535 278-4243 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 278-2990 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 279-9492 278-5512 278-6693 278-2818 278-8609 Robert Noglo, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Frod Neer, 203 W. Chleogo—Ernestine.—— Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMotne Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace-.._ 278-2979 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Falrfield Dr.—Lucille. Albert Faller, 95 Honchelt St.—Charlotte Rev Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ___J278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 270-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Chorlcs Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie-____.278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-. 278-6006 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Riehcird Biringer, 37 Carlylc Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— 278-2682 E. Kan leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Mllford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Holen 278-2947 Harold McKniglit, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol—279-9551 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Sutterfield, 31 276-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Edison Cf.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara 278-5234 John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Klein, Box 148-Pairicia 1 H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-5909 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 278-2587 278-6517 Rco E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth 279-9264 Robert Howiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara—278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.. 278-6788 Robert loose—R, R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth__ Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila_„——278-5078 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo Sf.-J-Mobol Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive John VIsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sera Frod H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-6316 369-9092 278-4029 ^ Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celio.— Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie 278-8238 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Aft Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 ...279-9428 ____._.278-5033 278-6393 The COLDWATER 1 279-5094 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St... Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita...—..278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5342 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Eileen 278-2127 See. 34 5903^ FRSDSRICX H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 __278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 7'he Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JAiNUARY 18, 1966 In the January ROTARIAN on Page 40 is an extremely interesting story. You will enjoy it. These days with travel so simple and easy we are very blase' about making long journeys but most of us are pikers compared to the travelers described in the article. Marco Polo did his travel in the 15th Century and had he lived at the present time would have worn a gray flannel suit and worked on Madison Avenue, Dear Cousin Iiuley: I must be getting old! Teenagers who ride bicycles in the dark without lights or reflectors bother me, I pretty nearly clipped one the other morning. Another thing is the way teenagers cross streets in the middle of the block and dare you to run over them. If you say anything to them there is always one smart one who gives you back talk. Can you tell me how to get along with these problems? Yours, Gully The Rotarians of Darley-Lansdoivne, Pennsylvania each subscribe to an extra copy of the ROTARIAN and send them to places where they will be read; even to beauty parlors. They regard it as a worthwhile expenditure of money. Read the letter on Page 14 of tiie January ROTARIAN written by James C. Shaw of East Haddam, Connecticut about condemnation by failure to be brought to trial. On December 1, 1965 there were 12,218 Rotary Clubs, One hundred and eleven new clubs in 54 countries have been organized since July 1, 1965, Absent on Tuesday were Bent, Biringer, Burandt, Butterfield, Fox, Goodholm, Heikkinen Klaas, Leavenworth, Laney, Molitor, R, Moore, Russell Moore, Mulchahey, Skabo, Thompson, Visosky, Clyde Williams, Warren Wi,lliams, Wilcox, C, Woodward, Les Woodward, and Yingling. Visiting Rotarians included Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Glenn Bamett of Bronson and William Northrop of Vicksburg, Boyd Wiggins had as his guest John Mathews, Here is an idea for a program. There is a filmstrip available from Rotary Inter national, "The Making of a Rotarian", which gives in detail how to propose a new member. It is 15 minutes long and should be worthwhile. Next week Carroll Barnes, Program Chairman, win have a program on THE ROTARIAN magazine. Tuesday, Jim Boyd of Michigan State told of the work of the college in Nigeria, stated that there were about 50 families from Michigan there. His work was pri marily in the agricultural area. It was a good program and well presented. He What a man may stand for isn't everything, what he falls for also counts, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri'State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Seboid ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Ctub Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory JOHN Treosurer KLEIN JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Etsweiler. Mogazlne—Carroll Barnes Rural Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Awards — Bill Bobter, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program—Fred Anderson BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dick Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thuridov of each month ★ International Informolion— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor Relations- ★ Bert feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ! Employer-Employeo RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm, Kloas President Rotary Internationol C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Intornotional George R. Means, Evqnsion, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark Occupational Informotion— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sv/cot 7—Torg Skobo 30—Dick French 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo 5—A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pcerce January—1966 Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroll Barnes Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebalo KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wifliams Weeks 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- June—1966 23-Fred December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Harold Goodholm, Cli., C. Swort Kerr (Rotary F'dation Int.) International Student Preieels— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Necr Four-Way Test— Bevce 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Speciol—At the coll of the President 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— May-1966 Dolly 17—Robert Rumsey International Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director Couiilord November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 26—Olin French, Ch,, Carroll Sorgeanl-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. MEETINGS 5-WilI Moore 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Youth- 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Pot Potterson Aprir-T966 October—196S Student Guests- Public Relations—Ray Pitts (World Undersl'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burondt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allomicr Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 22—Ray Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeiih March-1966 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker Relory Information—Les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ 17—Clyde Willtoms 24—Robert Nogle Scton Bovec, Ch., James Skinner Crippled Children— Wse 22—Fritz Van Akon 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowiliip-Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1—les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogoiine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 196S-1966. If you wish to chongo doles with onelhor member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change Members hoving special programs, such as ladies Night, moy oppolnl a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemicr, H. R. 4, CoFdwoter—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kalhryn _J278-6033 Mofk S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth __278-5358 Charles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Eslher 278-8006 ...278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Avc.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8086 .278-5386 Scion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5891 Albert 278-2854 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Butterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Korr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Wm. Klcos, 439 Morse Sf.-Mory John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Lose, R. R. 4~Ruth Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Heleri 278-8942 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Worner VanAkcn, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 278-5585 278-4243 279-M94 278-6501 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlylc Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 278-6769 Jack-son-Vorc 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6054 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5073 279-9492 Axner Olson, 340 Grond Si—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorcc, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople lone—Jone ,.278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rcl.—Valerie. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lueille.. Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelf St.—Chorlotte 278-5909 278-6598 .278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....278-6517 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris.. Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzcinne Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora 278-5318 278-2587 279-9266 276-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mc«ry Helen—270-4115 Hcirry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 270-6278 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo-Ernestine 278-5512 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Rulh__ Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1503 Kibby Rd., Joekson-LilMan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-4350 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Wilford Couiilord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ..ST2-S594 278-5006 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Bcotrice 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater-Ruth 278-4424 _„278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBERS Joneon Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro James R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen_—_ Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products, IH-. COLDJ.ATER. MICHIGAN of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK^S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome ■1/ 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-6316 ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Torg Skabo, 155 Sorrows Ret., R. R. 2—Nellie PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Craig Sebald, R..R. 2, Morrison loke—Rifo-_.___-278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 El Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 R. 4, Bronson—Olive Phone Ne. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlono 278-2947 Normcnd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.. Address and Rotary Ann 278-8536 279-9551 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 49036 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 _-278-6730 �"i/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. January 11, 1966 On Tuesday, A1 Butterfield presented Edward C. Pellowe of Adrian College. Mr. Pellowe told the club of the new building program at Adrian and then showed a film - which emphasized the need for the making of a will. It stressed that by doing so you can be assured that any estate that you may have will be distributed according to your wishes. Have you and your Rotary Ann made your wills? If not you had better do so. The student guest was Bill Vanh'agner, a Senior from Coldwater High School. A1 Butterfield had as his guest Bill Lutz of the Coldwater Schools. Boyd Wiggins will be leaving Coldwater on February 1 to go to Nigeria in Africa where lie will be associated with the University of Nigeria and will be working in the area of Community Development. We are sorry to lose him but are glad he will have a chance at a new and challenging job. Absent on Tuesday were Collins, Couillard, Faller, French, Goodholm, Hawley, Joseph, Kerr, Klaas, Komstein, R. Loose, Nagle, Neer, George Pierce, Putnam, Rice, Sebald, Skabo, Teeter, Visosky, Clyde Vvllliams, Les Woodward and Yingling. We know that over 90% of these members will make up. We have not intended to needle the absentees by listing them but occasionally a reminder when you get the bulletin makes you realize that you have a meeting to make someplace, sometime before the next Tuesday. As leaders in a community how many Rotarians measure up to a test established by one District Governor who wrote: "Leaders4up is a challenge to be met, a task to be performed, a responsibility to be shouldered and an obligation to be met. qualities are essential; honesty of purpose and enthusiasm of purpose." Two basic Next week Cranston Idlcox will present Jim Boyd of Michigan State University who will outline what the University is doing in helping to develop the University of Nigeria, It is to this school that Boyd Wiggins is going. Some of the travelers, gypsies or gadabouts, of the club should be interested in the January Rotarian. It is dedicated to the "Extraordinary Traveler" and covers the world. You name where you would like to go and probably the magazine will tell you what you should see. Towns in Michigan are mentioned in the .Tanuary ROTARIAN on the following: twice on page 54, twice on page 60 and 74. pages 52, A "seegar" if you tell what each article is about. Then there was the man who said he was going to put a snow shovel on his shoulder and start walking south until someone asks-him, "IVhat's that?" Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thortday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mendoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. . Bays' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Croig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTtON - FRED CULY — Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965-1966 Pre»ident FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prejldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Fred Cuiy, John Etsweiler. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internaliona! Carroll November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL 9—Norm SERVICE (Rotary F'dation Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms 5—A. 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Mogozlne Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Carroll Barnes LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . July-1966 Jonubry—1966 Mork Andrev/s Occupallonol information- Richard R. Buclcnell, Sturgii, Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo Heikkinen 28—Horold Goodholm Rotary FaundotionHoward Teeter, Ch., SONG Int.) Weeks French 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 21—Cralg Sebola Inlernallanol Student Preiecis— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June—1966 December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Harold Goodholm, Ch,, C. Swart 31—John Deon Moore 16—Howard Teeter 23-Fred 30—Dick Bovec 24—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr tnlernalional Information- Four-Way Test— C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Generol Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Disl., Rotary Intornotionol 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey Youth- Dick French, Ch., Hawley Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorn© Bert Feiler, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas 19-R. 26—A. Lyon Couillord 26-Olin Dolly international Contacts- Competitor Relations- ★ 5—Will 12—George Pierce CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ■^Special—At the coll of the President 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Boyd Wiggins BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— Aprir-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupaiik 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burendt Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Sergeant-ol-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey ★ 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Student Guests- Pot Potterson Mrs. Groca Pollerten — Organist Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Awards — Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. 1—Harvey Bent 17—Clyde Williams Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axnor Olson, Public Rotations—Ray Pitts Morch-1966 24—Robert Nagle 31—Duke Davidson Cirppled Children- Scholarship, Student leans, Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Fred Anderson, Community Safety- Rural Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. 22—Fritt Van Aken 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] M. A. McKeilh Magaxine—Carroll ★ Directors: Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Frifi V'bn Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Seton Bevce, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Muichahey John Walker JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Soc'yTreos. February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Ni ght, may appoint a committee to assist with the'details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier. R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Fay Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. ..278-2903 Mark 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle ..278-6033 -278-5358 —278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 . Persons Ct.—Moriha—Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary : 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn — -278-8006 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .278-2682 John Klein, Box 148-T-Pafficic>. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily .278-5386 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margorot Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4-Ruth- Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clare .278-5891 Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., .278-2854 .278-8086 Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora .278-4486 -278-2990 ..278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-- -.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorolhy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— — - Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo - .279-9471 .J78-2818 .278-3609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rcl.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Poirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison take, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 ..278-6598 .278-5475 ..278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suicnne. -278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth —279-9266 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora —278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago,St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-4115 —270-6788 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 ^78-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann___ 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrrce 279-5094 278-4159 278-4243 • Doyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur,.144 S. Clay St ..__278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo ,-.J.i__278-8238 V/arren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 §cott—Nefolte.:— 278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 ; ; ".^.278-616T ..278-2790 ..ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ....278-5006 Creig Sabeld, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie ..278-6316 Jcimes R. Skinner, __278-4222 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell F; Moore, 15 CornweH Ct.—Glodys ___-278-6278 Raymond Mulchphey, .175 E.. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Ncgle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susoni ..279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine. 278-5512 A>:ner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce..... 278-2979 B. K. Peorce,-97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Spragye—Virginia 27B-6322 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicogb. St.-Mabel Mcl -Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Howofd M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd;—Annette —.278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle. Ave,—Eloine 270-4191 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprqgue St.—Ruth..J Phone No. ...278-4350 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson; 27-Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro ..278-6501 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jear: William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. t, Colon Rd.—Arlene R. 4, Bronson—Olive HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon ; ? ■ V,. ;• M. ■■ 278-6311 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen.... 369-9092 . 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowhrook Rd.-Elva i . • •• . • ; • - J-i:'..'* ;Vv; .1- ' .278-6730 r • :s:. - : • " - e- # ! • • •" . . v-efv' - rH:'. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR o ; - l^iiG 'W 0®<} FRSDSRICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRUIG PRODUCTS. INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 i <■'!■ �"tfe ProfUs^Most Who Serves Best*^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JANUARY 4, 1966 Only 26 more bulletins to July 1! The Rotary year is half over and it would seem to be a good time for the Chairman of each committee to stop and evaluate what he has done in the last six months. Have you completed half of the program which you out lined for the year and submitted to your District Governor and your President at the club assembly? If you have not time is going by! Absent at Tuesday's meeting were Burandt, Dally, R. Moore, Mulchahey, Neer, Rice, Skabo, Teeter and Visosky. Early leavers were Wiggins, Klaas, Bent, Patterson, Putnam and Laney. For the first time that your editor can remember there were no visitors. John Visosky is in the local hospital following surgery on his knee. He expects to be out this week end. The Rotary Float in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Years won an award for its excellence. The High School Band from Durand, Michigan was outstanding. the day the other Micliigan participants did not show up as well. Later in Did you know that the first issue of the ROTARIAInI was a 12 page newspaper that came out in January of 1911, The January, 1966 issue has 76 pages. a million readers around the world. making a total of 12,212 clubs. It goes to about half New clubs formed since July 1, 1965 number 105 One of the most interesting and often controversial part of the ROTARIAN is "Your Letters." Reading the letters is an education as to opinions around the world. Read the comments on the United Nations on page 73 of the January issue written by a Rotarian from South Africa and see if you agree. New member proposal: Name: Andrew F, Henry, Rural Route 4, Coldwater Classification; Proposed By: Major - Machinery and Equipment, Minor - Bearing Distribution A, A. G. R. Molitor Any objection to this proposal should be filed in writing within 10 days of applica tion with Ernest Luse, Secretary. On Tuesday, Harry Joseph presented Dr. Lawrence Gholz of the Job Training Center at Fort Custer State Home, Battle Creek. Dr. Gholz outlined the objectives of the program and also some of the problems with which the project is faced, A very well presented outline and rated as one of the best programs presented to the club re cently. Next week A1 Butterfield presents Edward C. Pelloive, Director of the Financial Department of Adrian College, He will show a film and share information on .Power," Trouble is a sieve through which we sift our acquaintances. Those who are too big to go through are our friends. P.ay Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. Y? ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer Attendance—Craig Sebold 'Boys' and'Girls' Week- Community Safely— Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davioson Magazine—Carroll Progrom—Fred Anderson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. Dick Moore, Ch,, Webb Troot Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month BOB NAGIE, Director Buyor-Seller Relations- ★ Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Special—At the call of the President ★ Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international Fred Weeks, Cli., Wm. Kloas ' Four-Woy Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlands Horolcl Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan French, Ch., Barnes 23-Fred 30—Dick Internalionai Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., ! Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 28—Carlo 5-A. Failer 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 24—Keith Pcarce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Corroll Bornes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Heikklnen July—1966 28—Harold Goodholm LEADERS leavenworth 21-M. McKelth 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June—1966 Weeks French January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews SONG 31—John Dean December—1965 International Student Protects— Dick Blringcr, Ch., Fred Neer Bovce 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'datlon Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Solon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE internelional Contacts- Mark Dally November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director I Occupational Information! 26-Olin INTERNATIONAL Competitor Relations— May-1966 19—Jomos Skinner Boyd Wiggins Moore 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillard 12—George Pierce Youth- VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Carroll April-1966 21—Governor Visit Student Guests- Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumsey (World Underst'ng Int.) 28—Chef Ailemier Awards — Dick 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 29—Ralph Toupallk 7-Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burandt Rural Urban- Pat Patterson March-1966 September—1965 Scholarship, Student leans. Public Relations—Ray Pitts Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ C. P. H. Barnes Oltn Dally, Chuck Woodward John Etsweilcr. DIRECTORS Scton Bovce, Ch., James Skinner M. A. McKeith Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagic, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, August—1965 3—Roy Pills Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams John Walker Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, OF ROTARY PROGRAMS Fellowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. ★ BOARD 1965-1966 TOM COLLINS, Director Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey JOHN ETSWEIIER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director MICH. ★ February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onother member, odvite the program choirman of the change Members hoving special programs,'such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Choirmon-Telcphone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Ailemier. R. R. 4, Coldwalor—Fay. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn _-„.__278-6033 NAME Address and Rolory Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha... Phone No. 278-5790 ^ 278-8840 Mork S. .Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Joon 278-8086 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret.-767-7508 278-4486 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighf, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Buroiidf, 75 N. Circle Dr.;-Josophine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholmci 278-5386 278-5891 -278-2854 Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth.^ i Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara —278-6769 279-9471 — 278-8609 278-5909 A.xnor Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore——..278-6517 Carlo Heikklnen, 9] .E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Robert NagIc, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-2818 Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchctt Sl.-Chorlotte 278-2261 ..278-2947 279-9551 .... 278-6278. Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille ..278-6850 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-4191 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 Richard 0. Moore, 42 Corlyie'Ave.—Elaine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mory John Klein, Box 148—Palrieio -' H. Vincent Kornstion, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 279-9266 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila — 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—VIrglnio— Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Rulh... Kenneth Putnam, 11 t Chicago 5t-—MebeI 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 Mcl Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd.. Jockson-Liliian.. ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ..278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ..278-6318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise—- 278-5842 Torg Skab®, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 NAME Address end Rotery Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howeird M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanne.. 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-<5ladys , 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 John . Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visuina Rotorians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Clyde Williams,. R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Willicims, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne. 278-8238 278-6693 Cranston Wilcoxi 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cello Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2612 278-4424 ___.278-5033 Douglos Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth— 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly— —.—278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretchen i0®0 of Coldwater, Michigan. 273-4159 Doyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss.. Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring COLDWATER. MICHIGAN A9Q36 278-5091 .—.278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 28 We have just received District Govenor's monthly letter and our attendance for November was 90.93 %as against 86.85 % of the District. We were 4th in the clubs of our size. Twelver clubs had one or more 100% meetings. There are at present 49 clubs in District 636 with 2809 members. Past District Govenor Glenn Stewart died recently. He was District Govenor of District 636 1952-53. A memorial fund in memory of Glenn is planned and this will be presented to the Rotary Foundation.Any club or individual member may contri bute by sending his money to the District Govenor. Be sure to watch the Tournament of Roses Parade as District 530 is to have a float in the parade. Rotary International President "Sput" Teenstra is to be an honored guest on this sTccasion. Don't forget the Teenstra Honorary Dinner in Detroit at Cobo Hall on Feb. 3 if you are planning on going make your reservation atonce. Two clubs in the District plan to propose a candidate for District Govenor for the year 1967-68, Has Coldwater ever nominated any one ? If not why not? Don't we have a member who would make a good District Govenor? Names to be submitted should go to Ed Lincoln, PDG of Marshall by Feb. 1, 1966, The District Govenor , will be selected at the District Conference on April 23 ^ 23 at Hillsdale, Does any one have the name of som^ one that they would to submit to the club for consideration for a Rotary Foundation Scholarship? This would be for the year 1967-68. The name must be submitted to the District Govenor by March 1, 1966. The scholarships are for college graduates for study abroad and the person •• selected must have a knowledge of "the language of the country in which they . • wish to study. On Tuesday Harold Goodholm presented Association. Mr. Gerald Fahlen of the Michigan B Akers He discussed the economic outlook for 1966 and went on to s ay that he believed that it would be a very good year. He discussed the stock mar ket and how various seemly small events can often cause a flurry in the market. He believed that good real estate is an excellent investment if held over a period of time and that the auto industry is a good index to follow as to what is coming in the next year. He stressed paricularly the value of a college ed ucation and told of the part that the banks in Michigan are taking in helping high school grauates in going to college. A college grauate earns $ 178,000 more during a lifetime than does a high school graduate. This your editor be lieves was one of the' outstanding ones of the past year. Next week Harry Joseph will present Dr. Lawrence Gholz of the Job Training Cen ter of Fort Custer, Battle Creek. He will outline some of the objectives and aims of the programm as we.'H as some of the problems with which his staff is faced. There 58 members present on Tuesday, 16 were absent and there were 7 early * leavers. In the past when we have had space we have listed the absentees and starting with the first of the year we are going to list also the early leavers. Adolescence is when a boy stops collecting stajrps and starts playing postoffice. HAPPY NEW YEAR. Ray Mulch-hey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY ~ Union Chureh — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONGSVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF CO.MMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sebald ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - FRED CULY 1965-1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-Presldant ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treosurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Scc'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axncr Olson, John Elswetler. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. John Walker BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Scholarship, Student loans, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary inlernolional Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan Four-Woy Test- 14—John VIsosky J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams 5—A. Foller 12—K. • SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes' Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce' ; 11—Cranston V/lleo* SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leavenworth ,19—Wn>. January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Occupotional Information- Heikkinen Jury-1966. . 28—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch., Mark Andrews leavenworth 28—Carlo 21—Craig Sebald Rotary Foundolion— Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeilh 7—John Kennedy international Student ProiectsDick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer- Fred Weeks, ch-, Wm. Klaos Jyiie—1966 . Weeks French December—1965 Bob- YInglIng, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Teupolik Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary Internotlonal C. International Information- Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL (Rotary F'datlen Int.] 23—Fred 30—Dick 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Oeon • ; 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Barnes INTERNATIONAL . Si-Seton November—1965 Internotionol Contacts— BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the toll of the President Dick French,' Ch., Carroll May-1966 26-Oliii Doily CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ot 12:00 noon 5-Will Coulllord 19—Jomes Skinner Youth- Teupalik Ai3ril-1966 5—RIehord Mooro 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. lyon 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch.; Beyd Wiggins Sergeonl-al-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Rumscy 29—Ralph October—1965 Student Guests- ... • 21—Governor Visit 26—Chet Allcmier Awards — Public Relations—Roy Pitts 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 7-Wm. Klaos • : . 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Pregrom—Fred Anderson March-1966 September—1965 Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Rural Urban— Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. ★ Crippled Children-r Magozine—Carroll Barnes Pal Patterson Poul Thompson {Fair Comm.J 17-Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson Community Safety— M. A. McKeiln Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Ray Pitts Poul Thompson Seten Bovea, Ch., James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Dovidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Wtllloms Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward , Rotary Mogazine -LADIES' NITE-Web Treot The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change.dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon—Telephone — 27e-M33. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6033 .._„..278-5358 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgarcf Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringor, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-682! NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha — 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Potricia ._-279-9551 Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4-Roth-._ NAME Address and Relary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8536 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora ._278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna.: 278-5554 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone Ne. 278-4350 278-6850 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.™...278-5585 278-8086 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-2261 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-^lady8 i__ 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ^ — Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimn Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 276-2854 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen ...278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol..—279-9551 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 276-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfteld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Chorlotfe_ Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 278-6598 —278-5475 278-5318 Ricnofd C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Succinne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S, Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 Normand Moore, 796 Angofo Rd.—Annetta 767-7508 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Comwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4191 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan™ ...278-M78 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olspn, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine —278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia. Ray Pitts, 55 t4. Sprogoe St.—Ruth 278-6322 ...278-6161 Mcl Rice. 1?03 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-S594 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrlson^Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 tHarrows Rel., R. R. 2—Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Morshali St 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth. Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natoiie HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Heltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Loke— 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizora— ... Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen. 278-8318 Jonean 278-6316 369-9092 •• : - V ... The COLDWATER Kotary REFLECTOR See. 34.6/ \ PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 ____278-5033 278-6393 278-5006 • 279-5094 278-4159 Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. l Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-2790 ... 278-4243 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 490?6 .278-5091 ..278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, ( n' ( V \ DECEMBER 21, 1965 Those absent nenbers missed an excellent'program on Tuesday. Our own A1 Butterfield, with the help of a tape recording, outlined the traditional Christian Theme or mean ing symbolized by the wreath and the four candles. The wreath symbolized God, the God who was, is and always will be. The four candles symbolize: (1) Greed and selfishness. (2) Recognition of the Bible. (3) Representation of the church. (4] God's promise to who so ever believe. It was beautifully done and very impressive. Those absent were Bovee, Dally, Dean, Mawley, Heikkinen, Klass, Leavenvjorth, Molitor, Neer, Olson, George Pearce, Rice, Skabo, Skinner and V.'iggins. Visitors included Rotarians Lawrence h'enier and Bill Ward of Bronson, Charles Pilled of Angola, Mel Ross of Indianapolis and Dr. Burg of Sturgis. V'ayne Farst had as his guest Terry Shustrom. We understand that one Rotary Ann (she shall be nameless) was perturbed over our quip about Irishmen in last week's bulletin. ancestors came from Ardfinnan in Tipperary. For her information your Editor's Sure and how much more Irish can one be? Next week Harold Goodholm presents Mr. Gerald Phelan of the Michigan Bankers Associ ation who will discuss, "What the Bankers See on the 1PC6 Eccnomic Horizon." The Rotary year is half over and a good time to take inventory of how you and your committee are functioning. Are you carrying out your program as submitted at the beginning of the year? A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone from your Editor. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatienol Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE ~ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER . Asst. Sec'yTreos. Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Magazine—Corroll Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk Emoloyer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos President Rotary Internotional C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Iniernalienol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Four-Way Test— 2—Robert (Rotory F'dpllon Int.) 23-Fred 30—Dick 14—John Howard Teeter, Ch., 5-A. Falfer 12—K. leavenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wikox SONG LEADERS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroil Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Bob Kerf; Ch., Warren Williams Visosky January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Oovidson Heikkinen July-1966 28—Harold Goodholm Occupational Information— Leavenworlh 28—Corlo 21—Croig Sebald Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 21-M. McKcilh 7—John Kennedy Inlematienol Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neor J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June-1966 Weeks French December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bovce 24—Rco Goodwin 31—John Deon Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Information- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relations- May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner 2d-Olln Dolly Barnes Hawley 26—A. lyon 5-Wi1l Couillard International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— 19-R. 12—George Pierce CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director * 12—Mork Andrews French, Ch., Carroll 5—Richard Moore 28—Chet Alicmier October-196S Boyd Wiggins INTERNATIONAL Toupallk Apirl—1966 21—Governor Visit George Pierce, Ch., Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumscy at 12:00 noon 14—Gus Burondt Student Guests- Dick 29—Rolph 7-Wm. Kloas Awards — Youth- (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Scholarship, Student Leans, Pot Pollerson Regular—First Thursday of each month ^ Carlo Hoikkinen, Ch., Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Progrom—Fred Anderson Rotary Infennatien—les Wiso, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 24—Robert Nagle Rural Urban- Barnes March-1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Ch., Jomes Skinner M. A. McKeith Nagle, Charles Bocon, Axner Olson, Public Relolions—Roy Pitts John Etswciler. 3—Ray Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Camm.) Community Sofety— Jotin Walker Membership-Keith Pearee, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson Club Bulletin—Ray Mukhohey 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Clossificotion-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Deon, Clyde Williams 1-Les Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ February—1966 LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The obovc it our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965«I966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chalrmon of the change. Members having tpectol programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a eommlllee to astltt< with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen-Telephone — 27e-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester I. Alicmier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn : Phone No. 278*2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .-278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Corroil I. Barnes, 265 Hull, St.—Margaret Horvcy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther —278-8006 278*2682 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margoret Solon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara .-278-5386 1278-5891 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 : Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 1.278*4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thetmci 273-2854 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbaro-l Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—tmogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278:2990 - 278-5234 ..278*6054 279*9471 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wjlmo— 278-8840 John Klein, Box 143—Polrleia 279*9551 Wm. KIcios, 489 Morse St.—Mary Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75,N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ._._278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 270-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278*6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279*9266 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-4115 278-6768 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morirson loke—Barbara 278-8909 B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine... Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Pufnom, 11 6. Chlcogo St.—Mobel— ....278*6341 278-6322 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo V/orrcn Wiiiioms, R. 2, Coldwafer—laMoine Douglas Woodward, R. 1; Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofelle ..278-2790 369-9092 '4' Janean - - Art LyoP, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen. • Kotary REFLECTOR 5903*^ — mpstftca: H."•WEETRs- QUALITY SPRING PI^ODUCTSs INC. COLDMTER, MI-QHIGAN of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visilim Rotarians Always Welcome //j v. ... 279*9428 278*5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Sec. 3< ROTARY CLUB 270*2710 278*4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd,, Coldwoter Lake— The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 276.5565 ..278-6161 Jomes R. Skinner, Io@o 278-5554 278*4424 278*5033 279*9360 ST2-559.4 278-5006 278-8318 278*5842 278*6316 Bronson-Olive Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5512 278-2979 Mel .Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Uilian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Graffd St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie R. 4, 273-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278*2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake-Suzanna 279-9551 ..278*5078 279*9492 278*6598 278*5475 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro 278-4222 279*5094 278-4159 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Poor! St.-lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan John Eisweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Haneheli St.—Charlotte 278*4350 278*8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bcatriee 278-2947 278*6769 Roy C.: Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace. Phone No. 278-4243 278(4191 .278*6278 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwcl! Ct.—Glodys Fred Noer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude ^.278-2261 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetla.. 278*2818 278*860? 278*5909 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ..278-6501 E. Ken Ledvcnworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278*6850 Robert loose—R. R, No, 2, Tekonsha—Morgaref...767-7508 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Rldoemoor Rd.—Valerie Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.-rMartha 49036 278-5091 278*6311 ..278*5412 278*6730 �'He Profits Most fPho Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S, A. DECEi-iBER 14, 1965 On Tuesday, John Visosky presented Reinaldo Gonzalez who at present is an employee of Federal-Mogul in Engine Research, He is a graduate of the University of Havana and came to this country four years ago. He has been active in bringing to the Coldwater area refugees from Cuba and he has been screening them so that they will fit into the employment situation without too much difficulty. When these people leave Cuba they leave everything they own and arrive penniless. This is the price they pay for living in the United States and are anxious to pay it. gripe because we think tilings are tough. And then v;e We don't know just how lucky we are. President Fred announced that there were 26 members v/ho are 100% in attendance so far this year. IVe hope they are able to make it for the whole year. Six new members who joined during the year are 100% also. At a recent Board of Directors meeting it was decided to give $10 to the Landou Community Hospital in Missouri, India. Don't forget the Blood Bank will be here on Monday, December 27. If you wish to donate contact Bob Nagle. If a member moves and his address is changed please notify your Editor so the addressograph plate can be changed. The post office will not deliver the bulletin to you unless it is directed to the new address. President Teenstra says, "The days are past when Rotary can be passive in the field of public relations and thus be misunderstood as a secret organization or a luncheon club." Rotary International President C. P. H, Teenstra is to be in Detroit on Thursday, February 3, 1966. Dinner is at 7:00 p.m. at Cobo Hall at $7,50 per person. Make your reservation through District Governor Dick Bucknell of 115 East Chicago Road, Sturgis. Howard Swan has a "seegar" due him the next time he comes to Rotary, Editor and said S.E.P. stood for Student Exchange Program. He called your The I.G.F.R. trophy has come to Houston, Texas being won by Rotarian C. D. Tinsley. What is the I.G.F.R, trophy? A "seegar" if you know. We haven't heard of any plan to entertain foreign college students at the Holidays. We have missed the student guests who have visited us in the past. IVhere are they? Next week A1 Butterfield will be introduced by Craig Sebald. program and there are to be no early leavers. A1 will present a short Did you know that the wheelbarrow is the greatest invention in the world? It taught the Irishman to walk on his hind legs. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. tY ALBION — Parker Inn - Thuridoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart HoteJ — Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Dlrcetcr TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Poys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald ★ OrFJCSRS BY ELECTION FRED CULY - 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohoy FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN Treosurcr KLEIN JOHN ETSWEIIER _ Asst. Scc'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Bill Bobrer, Ch., Cran Wlicox ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupollk INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Jnlernalional Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan (Rotary F'dalion int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Competitor Relotlons— Employer-Employee RelationsFred V/ccks, Ch., Wm. Klaos Four-Wey Test— Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sworf Mark Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 26—Carlo 14—John Visosky 28—Harold Goodholm 5—A. Failer 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wiieox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Bornes Rotary Magazine Duone Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Sebala KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken Leovonworth 21-M. McKeith French 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 23-Fred Weeks Januory—1966 4—Harry Joseph Andrews June—1966 30—Dick December—1965 International Student Proiecis— Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Necr Rotary Foundation— Hov/ord Tceler, Ch.. 31—John Dcon 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Bovee 34—Reo Goodwin 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERViCE CHARLES BACON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— 3—Selon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Romscy November—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 26-Olin Dally French, Ch., Carroll Bob Rumsey Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Youth- Sergeanl-ol-Artns—Bob Howley, Ch. Moore Howley 26—A. lyon 5-Will Couilford 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Dick Toupatik Apri I—1966 5—Richard 19-R. October—1965 Student Guests- Pat Potterson 29—Ralph 12—Mark Andrews Awards — BOB NAGLE, Director ★ P. H. Scholarship, Student Leans, Public Relations—Roy Pills (World Underst'ng Int.) 7-Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allcmier Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Harvey Bent 22-Roy Fox September—1965 A. McKeilh Rural Urban- Bornes Progrom—Fred Anderson at 12:00 noon C. M. Membership—Keith Poorco, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Regular—First Thursday of each month 31—Duke Dovidson Carlo Keikkfnen, Ch., March-1966 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 24—Robert Negle Cr^pled children- John Wolkcr BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 17—Clyde Williams Scton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. Mogozine—Carroll 3-Roy Pills Paul Thompson (Fair Comm. Community Safety— Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace PoHerson — Orgonlst ★ r Paul Thompson 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Closslflcolion—Duke Davidson, Ch. February—1966 STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is cor program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special progroms, such os Ladies Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Cholrmon-Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Cofdwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kofhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjerle Corroil I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 „_278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 14. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Wllllom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 ___278-2854 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Wm, Kloos, 489 Morse St.-Mary 278-8536 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha John Kiein, Box 148—Patricia 767-7508 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwolcr St. Homo—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2818 278-8609 Axner Olson, 340 Grand 5f—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo,—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Falter, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte-™..278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonoro Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-2587 278-6517 279-9266 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-6054 278-2990 278-5234 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, ,213 N. Hudson—Emily Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Jackson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8640 Fred 278-2261 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine—_-.__.™-278-5512 279-9360 — 278-2979 B. K. Pearco, 97 Edison Ct.—lorrclne— —278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-Ullion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5S94 278-5006 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.«Chieogo St.—Mabel Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—RIto Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcimes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 .369-9092 278-8942 Howord M. Tester, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toopallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno—..278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara „_278-4243 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Chervl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wlleox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 __-278-2612 278-8238 Warren Will'oms, R. 2, Coldwoter—laMoine,. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello ™-_____„_.278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Mershai! St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth__ Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 279-9428 —278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 i Phono No. 278-4350 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janeon 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva. 278-6311 278-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-6730 . 17^- ,4 I. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRSDERICX H. quality spring products. INC COLDW-ATER, MICHIGAN 49Q35 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. December 7, 1965 On Tuesday, Chick Kennedy outlined the history of the Quality Springs Company tellinc of its gro^tfth and development. He also told of Bill Donkin, who was one of the founders of the company. Fred Weeks also described some of the work of the corpo ration. A couple of weeks ago we very nearly made a horrible mistake regarding an item for the bulletin. We saw in the paper where a Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams had a new son and we were going to congratulate them. We checked with Fred Culy and found out that Clyde Williams has an alterego named Clyde U'illiams who not infrequently gets fouled up with the law. Our Clyde Williams does not have a new son. Absent for Tuesday's meeting were Burandt, Dean, Mulchahey, Putnam, Skabo, Skinner, Toupalik, iviggins and Wilcox. There were six early leavers. Among the visiting Rotarians were Merlin Young, Donald Pruitt, Emery Boydand and Ben Antle of Angola, Larry Hogen of Bronson and Mel Rose of Indianapolis. We wonder if Coldwater Rotary is missing a chance to make Coldwater more attractive to summer visitors. The Ci;amber of Commerce does a good job in listing cottages for rent and such service but isn't there something that can be done to make visitors more welcome to the area? The boat launching area is used mainly by local fishermen and the bathing beach is used by local kids. In spite of what everyone expects the new expressway to bring to Coldwater many motorist who now stop in town are going to go sailing past. It would be good business if something could be done to influence them to stop. attractive? Is the'coirtmunity doing all it can to make it What can you as a Rotarian do to help? What is S.E.P.? A "seegar" to the Rotarian who calls your editor and tells him what it is. Read the article on page 36 of the December ROTARIAN. Persons who live inland do not appreciate how a light house is truly a beacon. There are still many left in the Great Lakes and one of them on Stannard Rock in Lake Superior still is manned by Coast Guard personnel. It is completely out of sight of land between Keeweenaw Point and Marquette. John Visosky has the program for next week. The club, gave $25 to the Community Christmas Program. Any man who thinks he is more intelligent than his wife is married to a really smart woman. Ray Mulchahey Yoo Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Diroctor ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 196S-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER ... Asst. Sec'yTreas. Classification—Duke Dovldson, Ch. Johrt Dean, Clyde Williams Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Program—Fred Anderson Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ ★ Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupolik INTERNATIONAL Employer-Employee Relations- International Student Proiecis— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Woy Test— Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas President Rotary International C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Nefherlonds Generol Secrotary, Rotary International Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary International Richard R. Bueknell, Slurgis, Michigan SERVICE International Information- Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2—Robert Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupalionol Information— Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June-1966 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken leavenworth 21-M. McKeilh 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy Visoskv 28—Horold Goodholm 5-A. Foller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pcarce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wileox LEADERS 18—Albert Botterfield 25—Corroll Bornos Rotary Magazine Ouone Davidson Heikkinen July—1966 21—Croig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- Weeks French January—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews SONG 31—John Dean December—1965 14—John Bovcc 24—Reo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dotion Inf.) 23-Fr0d 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ^ Special—At the call of the President 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Rolallons— Mav-1966 Dally November—1955 CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 19-R. Hawley 26—A. lyon Couiliord 19—James Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE et 12:00 noon 5-Will 26—Olin French, Ch., Carroll Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS George R. Means, Dlck Sergeanl-ot-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF Yeulh- 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Pel Patterson Aprll-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Rotary Informollon—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allemier Student Guests- Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweiler. 22—Ray Fox (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupolik September—1965 Scholarship, Student Leans, Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Corlo Hcikkinon, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson Rural Urban- Barnes March-1966 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children— M. A. McKelfn Magazine—Carroll Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams Community Safety— John Walker 22—Fritz Van Aken August-1965 3—Roy Pitts Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Soion Bovec, Ch., Jomes Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey 1-les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorne Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ February-1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with onolher member, advise the program choirmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 369 Gre-nd St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-5790 ._-278-8840 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 John Klein, Box 143—Patricia „..279-9551 Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Celdwoler lake—Suzonna 278-5554 767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Saro Fred H. Weeks. R. R. 4-8eafrice 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morioria Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlylc Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-6086 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmci Harold Coddinglon. Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jockson-Vera 278-4486 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane ^ Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfielcl Dr.—Loellle.l 278-2818 278-8609 278'5909 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Richard C. French, 24.Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcna—.-278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wm. Klcios, 4W Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— E. Ken Loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, 3. R. 4—Roth 278-6501 278-2261 Mllford A. McKoilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Carol—279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Cariyle Ave.—Elaine — 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornwcH Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 — Axncr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ^__].278-2979 B. K-. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sproguo—Virginio 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 ST2-M94 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.,Chicago St.—Mabel NAME Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshal! St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 278-5006 Reo E. Goodv/in, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Torg Skabe. 155 t^orrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Eliora Jcinics R. Skinner, 369-9092 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -V- .v-e-t . X.. • ____.278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllls__._.__ R. 4, Bronson—Olivo 278-8233 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwatcr—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 270-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. ____270-5O33 Douglas Woodward] R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth279-9428 Mel Rice, 1^3 Kibby Ffd., Jcjckson—Lillian 278-6788 —278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo 278-6517 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater LakeJdneon 278-509) 278-6311 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo leaWyr- «" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR " ''iiir^ [>®<0 FRSDSRtCIC FI. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston WMcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy 278-2587 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-4222 Ralph Toupulik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore— Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara_'-278-B909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Phone No- WSSfCS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49035 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. — Nov<?mhf?r SO, 196S Rotary International has prepared a statement which should be to the attention of all Rotarians who are the employers of youtli. Every Rotarian engaged in industry and who is the employer of adolescent young persons and/or engages the services of youth direct from school, should constitute himself the friend and advisor, especially during ivorking hours of each person in his employ, whether it be in the workshop, factory, store or office. Are you as a Rotarian carrying out this program. Last week we asked who "Sput" Teenstra was and a "seegar" to the person who knew. We had no claimers. He is the President of Rotary International and will be in Detroit on February 3, where Michigan will play host at Cobo Hall. Dinner at 7:00 p.m. and the tab is $7.50 per person. Reservations must be made by December 5 with Dick Bucknell. District 636 has been allotted 250 tickets. Bronson has just become a 700% club in the Rotary Foundation, Congratulations! No candidate has been nominated for District Governor for the year 1967-68. to be submitted should be sent to the District Governor before February 15. Names Coldwater Club attendance for October was 91% which placed it fourth in clubs of comparable site. Nine clubs had a total of fifteen 100% meetings. and Constantino had three such meetings. Climax had four If you want to get a cross section of worldly opinion read "Your Letters" which appears in each issue of the ROTARIAN. They usually deal with articles which have appeared in previous issues and frequently the letter writers disagree with the articles. Absent at Tuesday's meeting were Bent, Joseph, Norm Moore, Mulchahey, Rice, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, Treat and Wiggins. There were eleven early leavers. Guests in cluded Wendell Hathaway and Glenn Bamett of Bronson and Hugh Fritz of Jackson. Bob Rumsey had as his guest Gerald Garber, Keath Pearce had Fred Hough and Bob Hawley was host to Bob Brett. Dick French presented a group of the "Sweet Adelines" who presented several numbers along with Mrs. Feller and Patricia Holben as soloists. Next week Chick Kennedy presents a program on his company "Quality Springs", One of the greatest tragedies in life is to have an ulcer and not be successful, Ray Mulchaliey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director *- OFFICERS BY John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Paul Thompson JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodward Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Roy Pitts John Etsweiler. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Scholarship, Student leans. Awards — Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Corroll SVes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory international C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands CHARLES BACON, Director International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch,, Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relations— Fred V/eeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way Test— Occupational Informollon— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Troda Int.) 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy July—1966 S-A. Folier 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Peorce 28—Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson leavenworth 21-M. McKellh 28—Carle Heikklnen 14—John Visoskv KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Associations- French 21—Croig Sebald SONG LEADERS Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wlllioms Weeks 30—Dick June—1966 Januory~1966 4—Horry Joseph AAork Andrews J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 31—John Dean December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., 23—Fred Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dation International Student Proiects— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Hcirold Goodholm, Ch,, C. Sworl General Secretary, Rotary Interrralionol Georgo R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan 2—Robert Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Competllor Relations- Bert Feilor, Ch., Ralph Toupolik 3—Solon 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE internallonol Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— ★ Dally November-1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Moore May—1966 19—Jomes Skinner Dick French, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 5—Will Coulllard 12—George Pierce Youth- Bob Rumsey BOB NAGLE, Director 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October-1965 26-OIIn Toupallk April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chef Allcmier Boyd Wiggins Sergeonl-af-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. at 12:00 noon 29—Ralph Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Georgo Pierce, Ch., Pot Pollcrson Regulor—First Thursdoy of each month 7-Wm. Student Guests- Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. [World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Carlo Keikkinen, Ch., Rural Urban- Barnes 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 24—Robert Nogle 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKcith Magoxine-Carroll March-1966 17—Clyde Williams Seton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Crippled Children- John Wolkor 22—Fritz Von Akcn 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Lcovenworth, Ch. I—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—196S Fritz Von Aken, Ch. ElECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. Februory—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS, Director LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above It our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1965>1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to osslst with the deloils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. AMemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoler—Fey Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 .._-278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Mortho 278-8040 John Klein, Box 143—Patricio 279-9551 Wm, Klaos, 489 Atoroe St.—Mary 278-8536 Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-8006 278-2682 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avc.—Jean 278-8086 Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thoima. Harold Codciington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-5391 278-4486 278-2854 Jackson-Vera.„-278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barboro Witford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple lone—Jone 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorolhy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t4. Hanchett St.—Chorlotfe 279-9471 ._.278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAkcn, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro 278-4243 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bea)riee. 278-4159 Mllfofd A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elolne: 278-4191 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6783 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-6278 i ..278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Reiha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Piorcc, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6341 278-6322 ST2-5594 .__-278-S006 279-9266 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-2261 : Rco E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Joseph, 383 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ! 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Jomes 369-9092 R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2612 278-8238 ..278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwoler—Ruth 278-4424 _.278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie —... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean. Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker. 33 Dougherty-Grefchen - The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 J78-6393 Ed Holiz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., .Coldwater Lake— . r.- Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. T-Wflmo Worren Williams, R. 2, Coidwotor—loMoIne ..Hi/. of Coldwater, Michigan 278-5554 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-6161 278-2790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E., Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.. R. R. 2-Nellle R. Skinner, Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhylUs .til ^11 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 767-7508 lose, R. R. 4—Roth Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, U8 Grond St.—Phyllis Hcirry 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Ernest W. 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara..276-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1. Colon Rd.—Ariene Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tckonsho—Margaret 278-5318 278-2587 Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzanna.. E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Address ond Rotary Ann 273-6850 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lako, R. R. 2—Doris. 278-6501 NAME Conrad Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude FREDSRtCiC II. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, -MICHIGAN 49036 i • ... .278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 r-1, / . �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Noveir.ber 23, 1965 On Tuesday, Dick French introduced Vincent Farrell and Robert Milliman who outlined a new program being brought into being at the Coldwator State Home and Training School. This has to do with on the job training of patients and their placement on jobs. It is also planned to have a "halfv/ay house" in which patients will live during tiie early stages of training and work. A tip of the hat to Ken Putnam for his award as a result of his beautifying the grounds at his place of business. Fred Anderson has been promoted and has a new title. develop the bankers eye. IVe just hope he does not We have heard of diamond dog collars but Ralph Toupalik comes up with a diamond studded wrist watch for his increase in car sales. Bob Kerr has at last a boy to carry on the family name and business. Congratu Your Editor spoke to the Monroe Rotary Club on Tuesday, November 16. This club lations! has 66 members. It is, however, contributing $175 to each of four members so as to have a good representation at the Rotary International Convention in Denver in June, We note that "Sput Teenstra v.'ill be in Detroit on February 3, 1966. IVlio is he? A "seegar" to the Rotarian who is not an officer who tells your Editor. Quite recently Bill Klaas told us of the problems connected with employment. The December ROTAF.TAN has an extremely fine article on "Fringe Benefit Bonanza". Apparently the European firms are faced with the same problem as employers in the United States. Read it, it is a good a^rticle. Do you have an old Stereoscope in your attic? If you do you might donate it to Leonard J. Giles, an optometrist and a Rotarian in Pletermaritzburg, South Africa. He appeals for these in an article on page 8 of the December ROTARIAN. The book collection netted about 3,000 books, the schools were able to use about 150 and the club received about $140 from the sale of others. Docs anyone have an idea as to how the balance can be used? If you do tell George Pierce or Tom Collins about it. With Christmas coming up v.^ry soon how about club members having as house guests for Christmas weekend foreign students from some of the colleges near by? It might help some of them througli a difficult time when they are far from their o^Ti homes. On Tuesday, November 30, Fred Anderson pinch hitting for Fred Weeks, will present singers from the Sweet Adelines. It should be good pulchritude and music all on the same day. Nothing"^"^®^ a woman bl^er thaii having her friends discover ivhen she was bom. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotieno! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ^ ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cofe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH, DOUG WOODWARD, Director 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER — Asst. Sec'yTreas. Magaxine—Carroll Seton Bovee, Ch., Jomes Skinner M. Awards — Pal Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Special—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relottens— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kiaos H. TEENSTRA - Netherlonds General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Richord R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon Howard Teeter, Ch., J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skabo 28—Carlo Heikkinen July-1966 5-A. Foller 28—Harold Goodholm January—1966 KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams June—1966 14—Ken leovenworth 21-M. McKeith 14—John VIsosky 21—Crolg Sebald SONG LEADERS Trade Assoeiotions— Weeks French 7—John Kennedy Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean Docombor—1965 International Student Proieets— Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Sv/ort 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsoy (Rotary F'dalion Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test— Mav-1966 Dolly 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Russell Mooro, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- President Rotary International Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupaiik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY P. Carroll 19-R. Howley 26-A. Lyorr Couillard November—1965 International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 26-Olm French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon C. Dick Bob Runisey Regular—First Thursday of each month ' Youth- Potterson 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—Jomes Skinner Boyd Wiggins Toupaiik April—1966 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Sergeant-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 5-W!l[ Student Guests- Rotary information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) October—1965 Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox Program—Fred Anderson 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 29—Ralph 7—Wm. Kloos 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 28—Chel Allemier Scholarship, Student loans. Olln Dally, Chuck Woodward March-1966 22-Ray Fox September—1965 A. McKeith Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Efswotlcr. 31—Duke Dovidson Rural Urban- Barnes Membership—Keith Pearco, Ch. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob 3-Ray Pilts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] 17-Clvdo Willioms 24—Robert Nagic Crippled Children— Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., John Woiker 22—Fritz Von Aken August—196S Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Feliowthip—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1-les Wise ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' end Girls' Week- Attendance—Crotg Sebotd ★ February—1966 1965-1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE ' TOM CCJLLINS, Director 12—K. Leovenworth 19-Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wileox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfiold 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magozine Duane Davidson LADIES' NtTE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone - 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. NAME Chester I. Allemier, R. 8. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo... 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse Si.-Mary 270-8640 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorie— .278-6821 Corroli I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgaret Horvoy G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Es!her 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 200 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St,—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jaekson-Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avs.—Dorothy 278-6054 Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jone 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8609 John T, Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Bfsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfietd Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Chorlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris. Ricnard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore— 279-9471 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 6. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. E. Ken Loavcnworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Ernest W. lose. R. R. 4-Ruth 278-6603 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwaler Lake—Suionna 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 273-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sore Fred H. V/oeks, R. R. i-Bcatrlee 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glody$_. 270-6278 Robert Naglo, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grord St—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace—— B. K. Peofce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine — George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6769 278-4191 278-5078 „_279-9360 273-2979 278-6341 278-^22 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 278-6161 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Ullian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyl[ls..__ Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skohe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ST2-5594 278-5006 278-8318 270-5842 278-6316 James R, 369-9092 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Worren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-laMoine Lester F. Wse, R. R. 2—Cello Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwafer—Ruth 278-8238 278-4693 278-4424 ___278-5033 __279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly____ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie 278-6393 278-2790 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howord. K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Woiker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Nove' -^i —j PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Visiting Rotarinns Always Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wllma ROTARY CLUB ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -AM Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Saro ^.278-2947 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sl.-Helen Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta. Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eioine Phone No. 278-4222 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha-Margaret Address and Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—Marion 278-8536 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude PREDSRtCIC H. WSCFCS QUALITY SPRIHS PRODUCTS, IWC, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 490>6 278-5091 ___278-63li 278-5412 278-6730 �'^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" ' The COLDWATER Rotan REFLECTORT" Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 16, 1965 On Tuesday the club heard of life in Brazil. Roberto and Delores Schiller described the situation in general and went on to tell of the two classes of people; the very rich and the very poor and apparently the two do not meet too often. There were 21 absentees on Tuesday. We assume that most of them are chasing the elusive white tail. They included Bent, Biringer, Bobier, Couillard, Dally, Faller, Leavenworth, Loose, Mulchahey, Pearce, Skabo, Sweet, Thompson, Visosky, Wilbur, Wilcox, Doug and Les Woodward, Farst and Molitor. There were five early leavers. Guests included the following Rotarians: Chuck Geishert of Quincy, Melvin Ross of Indianapolis and Bob Pennell of Bronson who had Paul Reeb as his guest. Next week the program is to include a talk by Vincent Farrell of the Michigan Department of Mental Health. Mr. Farrell is the Director of the Opportunity, Automation and Training program in the Division of Mental Retardation. He will outline the aims of the state wide program and Mr. Robert Milliman (a local boy) will outline the Training Opportunity Placement Program at the Coldwater State Home and Training School. We saw in the paper where Branch County has been designated as an area of Economic Distress. How come? For the first time in the knowledge of your Editor the Coldwater State Home and Training School is having difficulty in hiring help. IVhere are the unemployed? The payroll^ of the State Home last year was over $4,800,000 and 60% of that amount went' into the City of Coldwater. On October 1, 1965 there were 12,173 Rotary Clubs in 129 countries with over 580,000 members. There were 65 new clubs organized since July 1, 1965. It sounds like an epidemic of new clubs. Has anyone had any correspondence with our matched district in South America? A woman may be small of frame, with tiny fe.et that patter, but when she puts one small foot down her shoe size doesn't really matter! Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ^ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMinEES — CLUB SERVICE MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director OFFICERS BY ElECTION — 1965-1966 FRED CULY President FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-president Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ John Etsweiler. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans, Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox at 12:00 noon ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary internotional C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Nethorlonds General Secretary, Rotory Intemationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary Internotional The above is our Howard Teeter, Ch., French 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 28—Carlo Heikkinen Julv-1966 28—Harold Goodholm KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 SONG LEADERS Associations- 30—Dick 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visesky 21—Croig Sebald Mork Andrews 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG OAY-Chuck Woodward Duone Davidson Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Wliiioms June-1966 December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Foundation- Weeks Rumsey 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dation Int.) 23-Fred Bovee 24—Reo Goodwin 16—Howord Teeter International Student Projects— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Occupational information— Trade Bornes International Information- Employer-Employee Relotions— May-1966 Skinner Dolly November—1965 Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor RelationsBert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigon French, Ch., International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— •k 19—James CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the cell of the President 12—George Pierce 26-Olin INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon 5—Will Couillard Boyd Wiggins Carroll 5—Richord Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Dick Apr>r-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chot Allemier Student Guests- Sergeant-at-Armi—Bob Howley, Ch. Bob Rumsey sgular—First Thursday of each mortth - Awords — Youth- (World Undersfng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Pat Patlerson •k 7—Wm. Rural Urban- Public Relations—Roy Pitts 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 M. A. McKeith Mogazine—Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 17-Clydo Williams 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Program—Fred Anderson Morch-1966 1—Harvey Bent 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- John Walker 22—Fritz Van Aken 3—Ray Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Fellowehip—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Community Safely— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. . BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS TOM COLLINS, Director " Fritz Varf Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Classificotion—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Wliiioms Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald * February—1966 COMMUNITY SERVICE Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members igrams, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. having special programs, FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwatcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth __278-5353 Carroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-8006 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morforle 278-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret ___278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulleifield, 31 _27B-4486 Edison Ct.—Thelma 276-2854 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha — Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia —279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MelCnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta...——278-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treol, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara 279-5094 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 276-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrico 278-4159 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy... 278-2612 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss... Wesley Wilbur, 144 5. Clay St 278-2710 278-4029 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—loellle 278-5909 ....278-6598 Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mukhahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St--Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand 51—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine.. 278-4191 ...—278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 -—278-2979 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginio Albert Faller, 95 14; Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-M75 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragftet St.-Ruth" ._278;6322 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie. Richard C. French. 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonoro 278-2587 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 —ST2-5594 r278-5006 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 5. West Ave., Jackson-Vcro 278-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..278-6054 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbara 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avn.-Dorofhy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 279-9471 278-2818 Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lako, R. R. 2—Doris Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth ...278-8609 278-5318 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita—__._278-8318 278-6788 Torg Skobe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcmes R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 'i'' 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Warren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwaler-LaMoine.. 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Janean -— ...278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ——..278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo 276-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen » - • ■ 1 / V ..i • Rotary REFLECTOR Mn\7 iQ I / •• • 'I PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome > . • * * . 278-5033 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS ■- 1 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly—... 1, The COLDWATER 278-5033 Douglas. Woodword, R. I, Coldwater—Roth ' •V:' 278-6693 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-6161 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbara...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chlcogo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wi1ma * FRSDERECi^ H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49Q3& 278-6730 �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. November 9, 1965 Tuesday Norm Moore the "Mayor of Kinderhook" presented Gene Cawvey of Fort Wayne who told of food distribution and outlined the eight essentials that makes for good food sales. Foremost of these were high quality and satisfactory value. In May of 1962 the Board of Rotary International adopted a policy regarding Rotary International Public Relations; the following points are outlined: 1. To create and maintain a favorable atmosphere in which member clubs and individual -Rotarians may effectively fulfill the object of Rotary. 2. To interpret the Object of Rotary and Rotary's broad program of service to the public, to member clubs and to individual Rotarians. 3. To inform the public, member clubs and individual Rotarians about the program of Rotary. 4. To report the activities of member clubs and of individual Rotarians as and when considered advisable. 5. To utilize all available cliannels of communication in achieving these objectives. You will note that three different areas or groups are stressed, (1) The public, (2) The member clubs and, (3) Individual Rotarians. This means good communication between Rotary and the public in general, between Rotary International and member clubs and between the club itself and clpb members. stand in these areas? Now, how does Coldwater Rotary Is it good, bad or indifferent? Warren Williams should be interested in the article on page 34 of the November ROTARIAN. Maybe someday he may not haVe to "travel to Africa to bag a gemsbok or a kudu. Several months ago v^e had Ken Leavenworth discuss "ROAR", Now we find that there is an organization called "BIRDS" whose members are Rotarians who oim and fly planes. There are about 600 members in the organization. Does anyone in Coldwater Rotary qualify? Next week's program will have an international flavor as we are to hear Roberto and Delores Schiller who have lived the last several years in Brazil. Should be in teresting. The next week or so many members will be hunting "white tails." probably be small. The attendance will Let us give some consideration to the speakers with few early leavers. Then there was the husband who was waiting for his wife when the astronauts ivere in flight. The husband remarked, "They have been around the world once and here I am still waiting." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. tY ALBION - Parker Inn - Thurcday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �CLUB ROTARY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Sebald Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — FRED CULY I96S-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey - FRED ANDERSON Vice-Prestdent ERNEST W. LU5E Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler, Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wilcox Program-Fred Anderson Pol Patterson BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Was Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ★ C. Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob loose President Rotary International Berl Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaos P. H. Four-Way Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston. Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Iniernatlanal (Rolory F'dotion Int.) Intornotionol Information- Competitor Relations- Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupotionol Information— Trade Richard R. Buchnell, Sturgis, Michigan Associations- Bob Kcrr, Ch., Warren Wlllitinis French June—1966 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken Leovenworth 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy 14—John Visosky 5-A. Feller 21—Craig Sebald 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS Rotary Mogazlne Ouane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 18—Albert Butterfleld 25—Carroll Barnes KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Leovenworth 19—Wm. 11—Cronston Wilcox LEADERS Heikkinen July-1966 January—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews SONG 30—Dick December—1965 Rotary Foundation- Howord Teeter, Ch., Weeks 21-M. McKeith Inlernalionol Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer J.-A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon Kerr 23-Fred Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyer-Seiler Relations— Special—At the call of the President 2—Robert INTERNATIONAL International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Seton Dolly November—1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Moy-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes Howiey 26—A. Lyon Youth- Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Bob Runisey 5—Richofd Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch., Toupolik Aprll-1966 5-Will Couillard 26-Olln Bent (World Underst'ng Int.) October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Boyd Wiggins Public Relations—Roy Pitts 1—Harvey 29—Rolph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Von Aken 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 7—Wm. Kloas Scholarship, Student Loans, Shorno 22—Fritz 22-Ray Fox 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Olln Dolly, Chuck Woodword Wise 15—Don March-1966 September-1965 A. McKeitn Rural Urban- Barnes 1-Le$ 8—Conrod Swart 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children— Corlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Scion Bovee, Ch., James Skinner John Walker Magazine—Carroll August—1965 3—Rciy Pills Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Community Sofety— Fellowship—Ken leovenworth, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist February-1966 ' COMMinEES ~ CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Phone No. 278-2903 _j_278^6033 278-5353 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Morgaret Horvey G; Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther -_278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret :_278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Ctora 278-5891 Gi'St C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddlngton, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera Tom Collins,. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . Phone No. 278 5790 Robert £. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.'—Martha 278-8640 Wm. Klaos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Palrlcia 278-8536 .. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 273-6769 278-4191 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 1278-6054 Robert Nogie, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 278-5234 u'279,9471 Duone £. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield .Dr.—-Lucille Address ond Rotary Ann Harold McKnight, Coidwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.-Elolne Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave,-Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane NAME John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— !278-2818 278-5909 273-6598 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo•. 278-5078 A.xner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Albert Feller, '95 t4. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 278-2587 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, tit. Chicogo St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lilllon— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rito 278-8318 JnnMjs R. skinner, R. 4, Bronson—OHvo 369-9092 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Hawlpy, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Heleh Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn- 278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Donald Vr Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2790 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5842 278-.6316 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwater lake—Suranna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VotrAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion .'ohn Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora 279-5094 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coidwater—LoMoine 278-8238 278-6693 Charles'Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coidwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie V' 279-9428 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42'Wltlowbrook Rd.—Elva__ John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen QUA' SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. Q01.DS.n.'ER. alCHlQAN «036 ELK'S TEMPLE ; 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS FREPF.RICK H. UEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Lester F. Wise; R.' R.. 2-Celia—-J- Kotary REFLECTOR o/ Coidwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-41159 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 •• rr PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5091 __278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"//e Projits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the £/. 5. A. November 2, 1965 .1 know that all Rotarians of Coldwater joins me in sorrow over the death of Jolm Etsweiler. He was most helpful in getting out the bulletin since he cut the stencils and ran the copy. He also wrote the bulletin when I was on vacation. After he re signed from the club I wrote him a note telling him we would miss him and also that I appreciated his help. I later saw him and he thanked me for the note. I am very glad as things turned out that I thanked him as I did. His death is a real loss to the community. Tuesday's speaker was Gordon Rockwell, who is the legislative representative for the Michigan Retail Hardware Dealers Association. He was introduced by Fred Anderson due to the absence of Bob Kerr, who secured Mr. Rockwell as a speaker, Mr. Rockwell, who is a former member of the House of Representatives, discussed the changes that have occurred in the relationship of the business man to politics. Visiting Rotarians included Mead Rogers of Albion, Elmer Dobson of Quincy, Bill Northrup of Vicksburg and Alvin Wiler of Bronson. Gilbert Molitor had as his guest Andy Henry and he also learned that advertising your company costs money. Mac McKeith had as his guest Dave Dodge who is a new druggist with Mac. There were 6 early leavers. Absent members were Bacon, Barnes, Bovee, Burandt, Dean, Faller, Goodholm, Heikkenin, Joseph, Kennedy, Kerr, Klein, Kornstein, Norm Moore, Patterson, Rice, Skinner, Wiggins, Wilcox, Wise, Yingling and Laney. We would like to have a three minute comment by either Seton Bovee or Duke Davidson on the article appearing on pages 16 or 17 of the November Rotarian. The feeling of your editor is that the Coldwater Daily Reporter has held pretty well to the center of the road. Michigan is unique in that it has avery.firte center for the training of the physically handicapped at Plainwell. A similar program is described which is located at Bensenville, Illinois on page 42 of the November ROTARIAN, The Michigan center is operated by the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation and does an extra ordinarily fine job and cannot fill the demand for its trainees. Michigan's Camp for Handicapped Children is one of the fevj such camps in the United States. It is located at Big Bay, north of Marquette, and in the November ROTARIAN it tells of the Hancock club sponsored Charity Ball which raised $500 for the Camp. Dear Muley: Last week I wrote and griped about the various speed limits in the towns around Coldwater. This week it is the very short spaces on the state highways where the sign says "Pass With Care." Some of them are less than 100 yards long. Now any driver should know you can't pass a car in that distance. If you try you are quite apt to get clipped. If you or any of your friends knov; of such spots just drop a note to the State Highway Department about them. you may save a life and it might be your o\m. Tell it where they are and maybe Yours, Uncle Gully Next week Norm Moore says he is having a program from out of tovm and not from Kinderhook either. One traffic expert has said that if all the cars in the United States were traveling in one line some guy would pull out and try to pass. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregaliono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JCNESVILLE — Skyline Restourant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Muichohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN ETSNVEILER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodword, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Magaxine—Carroll Barnes Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Scholarship, Student loans. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Boyd Wiggins Corroll C. P. H. International Information- Bob Yingling, Ch,, Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Richard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan Four-Way Test— Korold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swort Mark Occupational; Information— J. A. Kenrredy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 14—John Visosky 5—A. Faller 12—K. Leovenworfh 19-Wm. Bobier 38—Harold Goodholm 26—Keith Pearce SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wlcox 18—Albert Butlcrfleld 35—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Duone Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 Jonuary—1966 4—Horry Joseph Andrews leovenworlh 28—Corlo 21—Craig Sebald KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms French 7—John Kennedy SONG LEADERS Trade Assoeiotlons— Weeks 30—Dick December—1965 Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Rotary Feundotlon— Howard Teeter, Ch., June-1966 21-M. McKelth inlornalional Student Proieels— Relations- Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloos 31—John Dean Teeter 23—Fred Bovee 24—Roo Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dation Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin President Rotary international 2—Robert 16—Howord International Contacts- Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsoy 9—Norm Moore SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY May-1966 Dolly November—1965 Borncs INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLeI Director ★ 26-Onn Dick French, Ch., Bob Romsey Special—At the call of the President Couillord 19—James Skinner Youth- Pat Patterson at 12:00 noon 5—Will 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Sergoant-ot-Arms-Bob Hawley, Ch. Regulor—First Thursday of each month 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. lyon October—1965 Student Guests- Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Awards — Public Relations—Ray Pitts 29—Rolph Toupalik 7—Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson (World Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 M. A. McKelth Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodvrard 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children- John Walker 1—Harvey Bent 17—Clyde Williams 34—Robert Nogle Seton Bovec, Ck., James Skinner Van Aken March-1966 Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) Community Safety— Fellowship—Kert Leevenworth, Ch. 32—Fritz August-1965 3—Ray Pitts Frilx Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Clastiflealion—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sobald ★ Fobrijary—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE i STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1965>1966. If you with to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such os ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay.._ 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn -...278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Morjorle Corroll L. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Or.-Esthcr 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylc Ave.—Jeon WiNlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterflcid, 31 1 Edison Ct.—Thelmct.. 278-4486 278-2854 Hofold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vera._:.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryt Ann Dr.—Barbora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke. Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Luclllo 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris ..278-5318 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Choriolte 278-5475 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Marlho Wm. Klaas, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein," Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Ernest W. luso, R. Tekonsho—Margaret—767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Carol _-279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto ; 278-6769 Riehord D. Moore, 42 Coriyie Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore. 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Muichohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Ilia Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Susan 8. K. Peorco, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-5512 ^-279-9360 278-2979 i George K. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N, Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Reo E. Goodwin, 78 5. Jefferson—Rulh Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Barbara Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.. 278-4115 278-6788 ..278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Mel Rice, 279-9266 278-8909 278-6501 278-6850 R. 4—Ruth Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne -.278-2597 B. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 1903 K-ibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 270-6341 278-6322 ..278-6161 NAME ST2-5594 ...278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howard M. Te.eter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Frilr VonAken, 65 E. Chicago' St.—Mary Ann 270-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatfice 278-4243 279-509'< 278-4159 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—LoMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Roth 278-4424 _.278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall'St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2790 278-5006 Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elioro Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-5091 278-6311 ___278-5412 278-6730 r- MirioVA- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. '-WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ^ ' 'v t.'' ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome •2^5 ■« ' I \ INC. i "iini""nj'_ii �"^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. October 26, 1965 According to District Goveinor Dick Bucknell*s monthly letter our September attend ance average was 92.19%; second among clubs of our size. The District average was 86.63% with 13 meetings of 100% attendance. There are 2815 members in District 636. Probably none of our Coldwater golf enthusiasts will make the Golf Hall of Fame but they might be interested in reading about the opening of the Hall of Fame on page 50 of the November ROTARIAN, The sympathy of the club goes to Bob Kerr on the death of his father. Dick Bucknell in his letter tells of over 2000 young people who have had Rotary Foundation Fellowships. He points out that this is international service in action as these people have had wide contacts with other students, faculties, Rotary Clubs and citizens in their country of study. The week of November 14-20 has been set aside as Rotary Foundation Week. Visiting Rotarians at Tuesday*s meeting included Elmer Houghton, Lloyd Phillips and Ray Smith of Bronson, Dr. Geishert of Quincy and Jerry Nbwak of Hillsdale. Noel Shedd was the guest of Russ Moore. Eurekai There were only three early leaversi A1 Butterfield has apparently identified himself with the Democratic party as he was in the hospital with a gall bladder flare up. He is out again. Red McKnight was in the hospital because of surgery on his- knee but he too has gone home. This week Olin Dally presented Dr. Mooi who told the club of his recent trip to Europe. He spent some time in the Netherlands where he has relatives. A very good and interesting program. On Monday night of this week your Editor spoke at the Rotary meeting in Temperance. This is one of the few clubs in the United States that owns its own building. On the wall they have framed the patent covering the ground on which the building is located. This patent is signed by President Andrew Jackson. Dear Newt: I wish that towns, cities, villages and the State Highway Department would set up a uniform speed limit for all areas. In Quincy you have a 50, 40 and 30 mile limit; in Coldwater 45, 35 and 30 mile limit; in Hillsdale 45, 35 and 25 and in Allen a 40 mile limit and you bettsr he dang sure you don't go over 40 or you will wind up with an officer before a Justice of the Peace in Litchfield seven miles away. It don't make sense. In one to^vn you have three different speed limits in one tenth of a mile. You can't watch traffic because you are watching speed limit signs. Some thing ought to be done about this mixed up mess. Yours, Uncle Gully Next week's program with Bob Kerr as program chairman will deal with hardware merchandising. George Washington once said, "A citizen who enjoyed the rights and privileges of a country should be willing to help financially in its support and if need be defend it even with his life." In view of all the lunatic fringe which is so active at present this needs to be stressed. Ray Mulchahey .-tN You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. iS ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri>State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOODWARD, Director . TOM COLLINS, Director MICH. 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Willioms FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice Presidonf Club Bulletin-Roy Mulctiahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer OFFICERS BY ELECTION - JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworih, Ch. John Mogazine—Carroll Barnes Directors: Fred Cuiy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relolions—Ray Pitts BOARD OF ★ Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk President Rotary Inlernollonal Employer-Employee Relotions— Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas P. H. Four-Woy Test- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. Buyer-Seller Relations— ' Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary Internallenol George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgit, Michigan Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Carroll Mav-1966 26-Olin Dolly 3—Seton SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Teeter (Rotary F'dotion Int.) Weeks French 14—John 7—Torg Skabo 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy Visosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- 4—Harry Joseph SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bobier SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilcox 18—Albert Buttcrfield 25—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson leavenworfh 19—Wm. 26—Keith Pearce January-1966 Mork Andrews Heikkinen Julv-1966 21—Croig Sebald Dick Biringer. Ch., Fred Necr Deon June—1966 14—Ken Leovenworih 21-M. McKelth December—1965 Intenrational Student Proiecis— Howard Teeter, Ch., Kerr 9—Norm 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno International Information- 2—Robert V6—Howard Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—1965 Borries Inlernotiono! Contacts- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Couiilord 19—James Skinner OeeupationaJ Information— Trode Associations- 19-R. Hawley Youth- INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Ar>drews 12—George Pierce Dick French, Ch,, BOB NAGLE, Director ^ Special—At the call of the President • Bent April—1966 October-1965 Boyd Wiggins Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon Awards — George Pierce, Ch., Pat Patterson 1—Harvey 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox (World Underst'ng Inf.) 29—Rolph Toupalik Klaas 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Scholarship, Student loans. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-at-Arms-Sob Hawley, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month 7-Wm. 14—Gus Burandt Von Aken March—1966 September—1965 Student Guests- Rotary Information—Lcs Wise, Ch. DIRECTORS MEETINGS Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsanist ★ Cirppled Children- 31—Duke Dovidson Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Rural Urban- Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. John Etsweiler. Community Safety— 3-Ray Pitis Poul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Pool Thompson M. A. McKeith Walker 22-Fritz August—1965 Fritz Von Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1—Les Wise 8—Conrod Swort 15—Don Shorno Boys' and Girls' Week- Altendonce—Craig Sebald ★ February—1966 1965-1966 ROTARY PROGRAMS STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. fRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Che.sler L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Moplo Lone-Kofhryn Phono No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _-278-5353 Chorlos Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-6821 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biirnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Williom Bobier, 280 Grand Sf,—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmci. Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vero John T. Dean, 59 Rldgemoor Rd.—Vclorlo • John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 27.8-2854 Richard D. Moore, 42 Cerlyle Ave.—Eloine 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne__. 278-2587 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Roth i J 278-8840 -278-8536 279-9551 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ,_278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta_j._278-6769 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholf St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris — H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5234 276-6054 279-9471 _.278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Wni. Kloas, 489 Morse St.-Mory John Klein, Box 143—Patricia Phone No. 1_. 278-5790 278-2682 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-6517 279-926i5 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago-Sl.—Mory Helen_-278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nugle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Prod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St-Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprague-Virginio Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rico, 1903 KIbby RiA, Jackson—Lillian Lake—Rita 278-5512 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 278-6161- i Roberl E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-6501 _278-6850 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-2790 ST2-5594 -.278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Ariene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Poul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lane—Sara Fred H. Weeks, ■- 279-5094 R. R. 4-Bealrico 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylissi 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 leslie'Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Notolie 278-5033 278-6393 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cl.—Dorothy 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwatcr Lake— Janean _____278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzoro 278-6311 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen 278-5412 278-6730 =• <, The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitinn Rotarians Always Welcome Sec. 34 FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLO'/:ATTR, MICHIGAN INC, W �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A. OCTOBER 19, 1965 On Tuesday, Jim Skinner introduced Lloyd Spitznangle who told the club of pipeline construction and of transportation of oil by that means, John Klein, who formerly was in the same type of work, stated he felt right at home and went on to say it was an excellent program. What with 16 early leavers and 11 absentees 32% of the club missed the program. Guests included Thomas and R. J, Megargle and also Lloyd Phillips of Bronson, Jack Warner of Jonesville and Chal Dyer of Columbus. Olin Dally had his dad Charles Dally as his guest. In last week's bulletin your Editor mentioned the 4-lVay Test. In the November ROTARIAN this is described on page 6, New members should by all means read it as it is one of the ideals of Rotary. A "seegar" to the member who tells your editor the newest country in which a Rotary Club has been organized. There have been 58 new clubs organized since July 1, 1965. We would like to hear Mark Andrews discuss the article in the September ROTARIAN entitled "Should Society Pay Crimes Victims." It would be interesting and in formative. Rotary Foundation Week is to be ^rom November 14-20. Recently your Editor- was at a Rotary meeting and many of the members knew little about it. This v^ould be a good chance for Howard Teeter to tell of the plan and what it has done for the world, Read the letter from Grant C. Butler of Pacific Palisades, California on page 10 of the November ROTARIAl-J regarding the payment of speakers for an occasional program. It might be worthwhile and would be helpful to Fred Anderson whose job is no snap. Michigan is well mentioned in the November ROTARIAN. IVayne, Hancock, Manistique, Marquette, Battle Creek, Charlotte, Dearborn, Plymouth, Mt, Clemens as well as Districts 629 and 636 are recognized for some outstanding performance or item of interest. You will have to read the magazine in order to find out in what way. The booklet ADVENTURE IN SERVICE states that no man is ^vorthily a Rotarian who can not lift more than his share in business or who is not a center of enlightment in his community. No man is a true Rotarian unless he can attain some measure of success through a continued and sincere effort to leam, how to live and how to serve. How do you measure up? You should be thankful you are not too deeply in debt and also thankful you are not one of your creditors if you are. Next week Olin Dally will present Dr. Mooi and he will describe his recent trip to Europe for the club. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiena! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. John Dean, Clyde Williams FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ELECTION — JOHN ETSWEILER _ Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. John Walker Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin C. International Bert Feller, Ch., Rolph Toupolik President Rotary tnlernolional Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas P. H. Four-Way Test- INTERNATIONAL TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary- Internolionol Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Information- Bob Ylngling, Ch., Bob loose Competitor Relations- Rotary FoundationHoward Teeter, Ch., Trade Associations- Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Weeks 30—Dick French June—1966 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken leovenworth 21-M. McKoith 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy 14—John Vlsosky 5—A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Good holm 26—Keilh Pearce January-1966 Mork Andrews 4—Horry Joseph 11—Cronston SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson Heikkinen July-1966 21—Craig Scbald Occupational Information- J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 23—Fred December—1965 Internolionol Student Pra[e<ts— Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Necr Harold Goodholin, Ch., C. Swart 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'doiion Int.) Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Bovee 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Setoo Dally November-1965 Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President French, Ch., INTERNATIONAL Bob Ruinsey May-1966 19—James Skinner 26—Olin Howley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Corroll 19-R. 5-Will Couillord Georgo Pierce, Ch., Sergeani-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. 5—Richard Moore 12—Mork Andrews Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Dick Toupolik April~1966 October-1965 Student Guests— Youth- (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt 21—Governor Visit 38—Chcl Allemier Awards — Pot Patterson 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringor 15—Robert Ylngling 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Public Reloliens—Ray Pitts at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. A. McKeith Scholarship, Student loans, Regular—First Thursday of each month ★ Crippled Children- Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Program—Fred Anderson March-1966 31—Duke Davidson Mogoztne-Carroll Barnes Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Paul Thompson Rural Urban- Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—196S 3—Ray Pitts Poul Thompson [Fair Comm.) Community Safely— 17-Clyde Williams Selon Bovee, Ch., James Skinner 24—Robert Nogle Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification-Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965-1966 OFFICERS BY 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Cralg Sehald ★ February—1966' COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS Wileox 18—Albert Butterflcid 35—Carroll Barnes Rotary Magazine STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to chonge doles with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoer Rd.—Mariorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret 278-6033 „.278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ,_-278-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Potricio 278-6501 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret Ernest W. lose, R. R. 4-Roth 767-7508 278-2261 278-2682 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret— Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .,278-5386 278-5891 Mtlford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Bent, 51 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avc.—Joon Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma.. Harold Coddingfon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Joekson-Vero- 278-8086 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 276-5234 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—lilo— 278-6054 Fred Cuiy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzonne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .—278-2947 279-9551 273-6769 V^lford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrflsid Dr.—luelile— 278-6B50 Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetia - Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Olin Daily, 61 Maple lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278.8536 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy— N. Circle Dr.—Esther Horvey G. Phone No. 278-5790 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 ,278-5475 278-5318 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan_ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 —,279-9492 ... 278-5512 Axncr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Pottorjon, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groco 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N, Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6322 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2587 278-6517 Mel Rice. 1OT3 279-9266 278-8909 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 378-4115 278-6766 278-4191 — Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278'4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-B942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sora 278-6603 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonno Fritz VonAkcn, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce 279-5094 278-4159 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-5006 — 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2612 278-8238 Worrcn Williams, R. 2, Coldwoter—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingilng, 21 Scott—Natalie ... HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Howord K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 H.- WEEKS COLOWATERt MlCBlGAti o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome I 278-5033 278-6393 Ed Hoitz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Dougherty—Gretchen.... QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St The COLDWATER ■ 278-4222 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2790 _.-ST2-M94 Phone No. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ___278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 12, 1965 At the Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, October 7, John Klein was elected to the Board replacing John Etsweiler, On Tuesday, George Pierce presented the Reverend William Harrington, who dis cussed four things: (1) Home. (2) School. (3) Government. (4) Church. He stressed that far too few people participate as they should in these four areas. The John Q, Public does not interest himself as he should unless some thing unpleasant or distressing arises. Dick French has been elected Assistant Treasurer-Secretary to take over the duties of John Etsweiler. Something new has been added for the early leavers. Now they may gamble as to how much it may cost them to leave early. There were eleven early leavers on Tuesday, Yesterday your Editor spoke at the Cedar Springs Rotary Club meeting. There are forty members in the club. One member was excused as an early leaver to go to his mother-in-law's funeral. Absent on Tuesday were Bovee, Burandt, Dean, Heikkinen, Joseph, Leavenworth, R. Loose, Russ Moore, Mulchahey (made up), Neer, Pitts, Rice, Teeter, Thompson, Wilcox, Wise, Yingling and Molitor. •L' * Guests included Jack Scliaefer, Ed Facklin, Nelson Weber, Glen Bamett and Bert Ward all of Bronson and Mel Ross of Indianapolis. Your Editor has not heard from Ernie Luse regarding "Grandfather Clocks." On August 24 there were 12,145 Rotary-^lubs with 580,200 members in 129 countries. There have been 33 chartered since July 1, 1965. We have had two programs on atomic power so the article in the October ROTARIAN on page 16. Either Dick Biringer or Mark Andrews should be able to present an excellent program based on the article on page 38 of the October ROTARIAN. Why not have an old-timer tell the new members the "Who, How and I'/hy" of the 4-Way Test. Next week Jim Skinner presents a speaker on transportation of oil by pipe lines. Should be interesting. Did you ever notice as you push a cart in a supermarket that the economy item is always in the giant size? Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUmCY — Union Church - Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Porktr inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgei Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER. MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLfNS, Direttor ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance—Craig Sebald * OFFICERS BY Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. 1965.1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Secretory Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchahey ELECTION — FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN KLEIN -- Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER .... Asst. See'yTreas. ★ Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweilcr. Fellowship—Ken Leavenworlh, Ch. John Wofker Progiom—Fred Anderson Public Relations—Roy Pitts Pot Patterson Sergeant-at'Arms—Bob Hawlcy, Ch. Bob Rumscy BOB NAGIE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— ^ Special—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. P. K. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretory, Rotary Intomational Goerge R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Olsl., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Slurgis, Michigan Soton Bovee, Cn., James Skinner Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way Test— Hcrold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 24—Robert Nagle Crippled Children- Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., 14—Gus Burandt Awards — Trade Associations— Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Wilfioms April-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemlcr 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October-1965 Bill Bobler, Ch., Cron Wilcox 5-Will Coutllord Student Guests- 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Mav-1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins 26—Olin 3—Selen Dally Dick French, Ch., Carroll 17—Robert Rumsey November-196S Barnes SERVICE 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean 16—Howard Teeter CHARLES BACON, Director (Rotary F'datlon Int.) 23—Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- Russell Moaro, Ch., Don Shorno InternBllonal Infermotion— Weeks French Howard Teeter, Ch., 5—A. January—1966 Mork Andrews KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Butlcrfield 25—Carroll STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19-Wm. Bobler 26—Keith Pearce 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston SONG LEADERS Heikklnen July-1966 26—Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation- Leavenworlh 28—Carlo 14—John Visosky 21—Cralg Sebald Dick BIringcr, Ch., Fred Neer 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 7—John Kennedy International Student Pro(eett— June-1966 21-M. McKeifh December-I96S Bob Tingling, Ch., Bob loose Bovee 10—Roy Patterson Youth- Occupational Information— J. K. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Kloas Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick BIringer 22—Ray Fox September—1965 A. McKeilh Van Aken March—1966 15—Robert Ytngling 31—Duke Davidson INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17-Clyde Williams Community Safely— Scholarship, Student loons, Regvlar—First Thursday of each month ★ Paul Thompson Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 22—Frill August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Von Akon, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ Boys' ond Girls' Week- M. 1—les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Magoxine—Carroll Bornes BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February-1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treol The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may. appoint o cammilleo to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Progrom Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Cho-Mer I. Alleniicr, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorio Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret Horvey O. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Birlnger, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cloro Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Theltna Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 ..278-5306 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 6D 1^. Monroe St.—Imogen# Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.-Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Barbara Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Homo—Corel 279-9551 278-2990 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta— Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glody# 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 278-5234 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-6054 279-9471 .276-2818 278-8609 279-9266 278-8909 Corlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Si.—Quinn Robert B, Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha ____-27B-8840 Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mory 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornsflen, 2W Grand St.—Dorothy -278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret_.767-7S08 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Rulh 278-2261 Milford 'A. McKciih, 75 N. Hudson St.—tielen 278-4484 278-2854 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgomoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 John Etsweller, Jr.. 37 Foirfie'd Dr.—Lucille.. 278-6593 Albert Faller, 95 t4. Honeheit St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lcnore ....278-6517 Reo £. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Phone No. 278-5790 278-5891 Harold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson—Vera NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wlima 273-6786 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axncr Olson, 340 Grand St—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2947 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 ...278-2979 .... B. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth.. 278-6322 'i..278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, lit. Chlcoao St.—Mobel Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jaekson-LIMIan ...278-2790 -ST^-5594 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. ..278-5842 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phylils _li..278-S006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.....—278-8318 Torg Skabe, 155 Norrov/s Rd., R. R. 2—NeUie. James R. Sktnnor, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coidwoter lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann.... Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice. 279-5094 278-4159 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon Boy.d Wigglris, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Sf Cranston Wilcox. 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1-Wilmo Wcirren Williams, R. 2, Coidwoter—loMolne Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Notollo-- .....278-6393 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly-_ HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean ...278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elxoro — ___278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen ... 278-6730 ■ Sec. 34.6 [>®0 ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 'Ed Holtz, 14331 'lyopowo Rd., Coidwoter Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6693 278-4424 .'____278-5033 ..279-9428 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceilo ChOrles Woodword, 163-Marshall St; Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coidwoter—Ruth ■ ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chteogo-Eileen 278-2127 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLOWATER, WCHLGAN 49Q36 �"jtfe Profits Most Who Serves Best^* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. October 5, 1965 Do the members know that a new musical composition "Rotarian Rhapsody" has been written and also been performed. It has been recorded. V.'hy not buy it for the club. Mel Rice at Tuesday's meeting presented banners from several clubs in the Southwest that he visited during his vacation. There were seventeen members absent Tuesday: All^mier, Bent, Burandt, Faller, Klein, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Patterson, Thompson, Treat, Wilbur, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams, Wise, Chuck Woodward, Doug Woodward and Laney. The bird season is open and some of them are shooting holes in the atmosphere. There were only five early leavers. Visitors included Chal Dyer of Columbus, Ohio and Jerry Hollister, VJendell Hathaway, Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidson all of Bronson. Ernie Luse likes to sing "My Grandfather's Clock." Your editor will buy him a bottle of hair tonic if he will answer these four questions: Grandfather Clocks first produced? (2) Who wrote the song? (1) (3) Grandfather Clock be in order to be considered as such a clock? IVhere were How tall must a (4) Is there a Grandmother Clock? At Tuesday's meeting Will Couillard presented a most interesting program. First he told of his experience in business and then stressed the changes that have occurred in retailing in the last few years and the causes for the changes: (1) Effect of mass and repetitive advertising on the buyer. (2) The rise of the supermarket and self-serve stores. (3) Conformity. . All people want to feel that they are a part of the accepted group. It was an excellent program. Next week George Pierce is presenting the Rev. William A. Harrington of the Baptist Church. Don't forget next IVednesday is the WOWO Focal Point Dinner at the Masonic Temple. From all appearances club members were having a good time at the Roosevelt School in looking over some of the books collected. Dick Biringer was referred to law books, Bob Sweet to HAWKINS ELECTRICAL GUIDE and Chuck Bacon to Dr. Chases MEDICAL INFORIviATION FOR EVERYONE. Probably about 2,500 books were brought in. President Fred suggested that the members mingle more with visitors particularly when standing in "the chow line". Read the article "Does Rotary Cost Too Much?" on page 21 of the October ROTARIAN. Comments regarding this are given by seven Rotarians from different countries of the world. Read it, it is worthwhile. The article on the United Nations which appeared in the June ROTARIAN stirred up a lot of comments. Some praising the article, some condemning it and some neither. Apparently one member from Traverse City feels that the article was inconclusive and the subject needs further investigation. Then there was the gal who said to her husband, "Have you noticed how much brighter than people machinery seems to be getting?". You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCV — Union Chor«h - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thor*day, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday. 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COLDWATER, MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sobald ★ — 1965-1966 John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer BY ELECTION JOHN ETSWEILER _ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Etsweiler. Fellowthtp—Ken leovenworfh, Ch. Crmpled Children- 31—Oukc Davidson Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodward Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wllcox Dick Bob Rumsey Regular—First Thursday of each month Special—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 16—Howard Buyer-Seller Relations— Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Relations- International Information- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relotions— International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Howord Teeter, Ch., 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken French 28—Corlo 14—John Visosky 5-A. Foller 12—K. leovenworth 28—Harold Goodholm 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearee 4—Harry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wllcox 18—Albert Buttorfield 25—Carroll Heikkinen July-1966 21—Croig Sebalo Duane Davidson leovenworth 21—M. McKeilh 7—John Kennedy KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Worren Williams June—1966 December-1965 SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 31—John Dean Teeter January—1966 Mork Andrews Bovcc 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary F'dation Int.) . Rotary Foundation- ; 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 23—Fred Weeks 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno , fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way TestHarold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart Occupational InformationJ. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet May-1966 Dally 2—Robert Korr 9—Norm Moore SERVICE International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 19-R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon Couillard November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Toupalik April-1966 5—Richard Moore 19—Jomcs Skinner 26-Oltn French, Ch., Carroll Sergeant-ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Rolph 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Pet Patterson ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 5-Will George Pierce, Ch., Youth- 1—Harvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling October—196S Student Guests- Public Relations—Roy Pitts Van Akon March-1966 12—Mark Andrews Awords — Program—Fred Anderson Wise 22—Ray Fox 7-Wm. Klaos 14—Gus Burandf 21—Governor Visit 28—Chat Allcmicr Rural Urbon— Barnes 1—Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno September—1965 M. A. McKeilh Magazine—Carroll Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonisi C. Paul Thompson [Fair Comm.] 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle John Wolker Rotary Information-Les Wise, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Community Safety— Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ Paul Thompson - 22—Fritz August—1965 3—Ray Pitts Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS Fqbfudry—1766' COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Barnes Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Wob Treat The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Choirmon-Tofephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lano—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rulh ____„278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Mortho— 278-8840 Carroll I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Morgarct 278-8006 Wm. Kloas, 489 Mor.se Sl.-Mcry John Klein, Box 148--Pa!riela H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Harvey G. 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth.„ Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 ,__-278-2947 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean V/illlam Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret 278-80S6 278-5386 Seion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thetmci Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Jackson-Vero Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone ' Fred Culy, 01 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorolhy Olin Dally, 6l Maple Lane-Jane 279-9551 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 278-2990 Russell P. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Glodys Raymond Mulchohey] 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo I 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 1 l_278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte s 278-5475 278-5318 278-2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln Sty^lanore 278-M17 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Borbafa...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen. 91 E. Chicpgo St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 : . '• " • ' ' 1: 767-7508 Harold McKnlght, Coldwotor St. Home-Carol 278-6054 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Richord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-4486 278-2854 278-5234 ; 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 ••• -tr: ' ■ •. I . Norniand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine - 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce. B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—lorrolne George H. Pierce,'70'N. Sprogue-Virginia 279-9360 -278-2979 278-6341 .:278r6322 Mel Rice, 1903 Kjbby Rd„ Jackson-Lillian- -ST2-5594 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, .11, E. Chicogo St.—Mobel NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swarf, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6603 —278-5554 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleon 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2612 278-8238 V/orren'Willfcims, R. 2. Coldwaler—laMoIne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Celdwatcr—Ruth 278-4424 278-5033 —279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie -369^9092 John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Grefchen Janean : 278-5091 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo ::w.r ^ J..,-. -T 5 * The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S '••I TEMPLE 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS • *1 . Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome — Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Jomes R. Skinner,'; R. A. fbsderick h. weeks 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora o/, Coldwatev, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-6316 PUBLISHED BY 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Artn Dr.-Phyllss Torg Skobe, 155 tQarrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ROTARY CLUB 273-5585 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone-Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 'Vfi' t[ 276-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanne 278-6161 278-2790 ..i.; 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro Robert E. Rumsey;MB Grond St.—Phyllis r .278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .--.1278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Brons'on—Olive Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene quality spring products, inc .gOLD?JATSR, yUCHlGAN 49056 . 278-6311 —278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most- Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. September 28, 1965 On Tuesday, two new members were introduced to the club, Wesley Laney by Ernest Luse and Wayne Farst by his father-in-law Chet Allemier. We are glad to have them added to our membership. President Fred told the club of the remarks and recommendations by District Governor Dick Bucknell. Among these were comments we had a good club and sang well. He believed we should try to increase our membership, compile a club history, consider an inter-club council in Coldwater and endeavor to cut down on the high number of early leavers. Apparently he is satisfied with the bulletin. Remember the book pick up on Tuesday, October 5, Don't lose your route for which you are to be responsible. If any member does not have a street to cover he may volunteer to help Axner Olson at the deposit point which is the stage of the Roosevelt Junior High School. If you cannot pick up on the street assigned please notify Tom Collins so he can assign it to someone else. August attendance average was down, we are ISth in the District and 4th among the clubs of similiar size. Our average was 87.12%. District 636 now has a Rotary Fc-rndation Fellow who is attending Western Michigan University specializing in Economics. It would be nice to invite him to speak to the club. If the club is interested, inquire of Jack Hamilton of 1220 Howard Street, Kalamazoo. He is Japanese and comes from Tokyo, His name is Eiji Tanaka. A ' Past District Governor Glenn Stewart Has been a patient at the University of Michigan Hospital but is now back home at 225 Park Avenue, Parchment, Michigan. Why not drop him a card or a letter. Ordinarily the Coldwater Club does net have a member attend the Rotary International Convention. This year it is in Denver on June 12-16. Would it not be possible for the club to contribute toward the ej'q^ense 'and send the incoming President for next ye ar? On October 13 there is to be a program promoted by the Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with radio station WOWO. It will be a dinner at the Masonic Temple and all service clubs in Coldwater are invited to participate. Rotarians and their Rotary Anns are invited. Tlie cost is $2 per person and reservations are to be made by October 8 at the Chamber of Ccimnerce. Our newest member Wayne Farst told us of the Cadillac Company. How it came to be in Coldwater, its growth and its products. It is a valuable economic asset to the city. The display was excellent and it shows members can provide good programs. Next week Will Couillard has the program. and find out for yourself. We are in dark as to what it is. Thanks to Doug Woodward for last week's bulletin. Come The vacation was wet and cold. Ybun^ children should be seen and not heard but when they get to be teen-agers they are neither seen nor heard except at meal times and then sometimes they are late. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ☆ AlBtON — Parker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Audlterlum — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUStote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. CGMMinEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Beys' and Girls' Week- Atlcndonce—Crois Sebold * OFFICERS BY ELECTION - Paul Thompson John Dean, Clyde Willioms 1965.1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Viee-Presldenf ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN BTSWEILER __ Asst. Sec-y-Treos. John Walker DIrectori: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Program—Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relotiens—Roy Pitts John Etsweiler. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Awards — Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron WIlcox Regular—First Thursdoy of each month Intenrational Information- Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Competitor RelotlonsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary tnternallenal C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands General Secretary, Rotary international George R. Means, Evantlon, Illinois Oevemor, 636 Disl., Rolory International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupoilk Employer-Employee Relations- 30—Dick Howard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goedholm, Ch., C. Swart J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 7—John Kennedy 5-A. Faller 12—K. leavenworth 19—Wm. Bobier 28—Harold Goedholm 26—Keith Peorce 4—Horry Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cronston Wilco* KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Willioms July-1966 14—John Vlsoskv SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- 28—Carlo Heikkinen January—1966 Mark Andrews Duane Davidson Leavenworth 21-M. McKeith 21—Croig Sebala Rotary Foundation- Occupational Information— 7—Torg Skabe 14—Ken French December—1965 intematienol Student ProieclsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas Four-Way Test- 31—John Dean June-1966 23—Fred Weeks Russell Moore, Ch., Den Shorno Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Kerr (Rotary F'dalion Int.) Intenrational Confoett— BOB NAGLE, Director Special-At the call of the President 2—Robert 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director 6uyer>Seller Relations— 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 24—Reo Goodwin November—1965 Bornes INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon May~1966 3—Seton Bovee 19—James Skinner Dick French, Ch., Bob Rumsey MEETINGS 12—George Pierce 26-Olin Dally Youth- Sergeant-ot>Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 19-R. Howley 26—A. lyon 5~Will Couillard George Pierce, Ch., Bcyd Wiggins Carroll 5—Richard Moore 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- Pat Patterson Mrs. Groce Patterson — Organist Apirl-1966 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Scholarship, Student Loans, Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupoilk 7~Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burandt Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Chuck Wo^word 22-RGy Fox September—1965 M. A. McKoith Magazine—Carroll Barnes 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biringer 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Dovidson Cirppled ChildrenCarlo Heikkinen, Ch., Fellowship—Ken Leavenworth, Ch. March-1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nagle Seton Bovee, Ch., James Skinner Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. ★ 3—Roy Pitts Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— Club Bulletin—Roy Mulehohey 1—Les Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shomo 22—Fritz Van Aken August—1965 Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Clanlfieotien—Duke Davidson, Ch. February—1966 18—Albert Butlerfield 25—Carroll Barnes STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1965-1966. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmon of the change Members having tpeciol programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint'a commlHee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 276-6033 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Chester I. Aiiemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy.. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons C).—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle 278-2903 ; 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 279-9551 278-5585 279-5094 Lose, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278.4191 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys. Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.-llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 .-.--_-278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St-Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine.. 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia 278-6322 Richard C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Mel Rice, 1903 KiSby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.. Kenneth Putnam, 11 t. Chieogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 278-5318 E. Harold Goedholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore _„278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth .279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Bqrbaro..278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen—278-4115 278-6788 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.-Ruth Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-6161 ST2.5594 278-5006 Crolg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke-Rlta 278-8318 Torg Skobo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NclJie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5842 369-9092 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ___.278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilme 278-4029 ____27lf-2612 278*6236 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylias Warren Williams, R. 2, Celdwater—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Ruth... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd,—Eivo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Crefehen ■■ Sac. 34 t PUBLISHED BY , FREDERICK H, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTSV INC. coldwater, MICHIGAN.--4^036 ' • ' ' . .« . i_v 278-6693 278-4424 97tf. WTt 279-9428 278-^93 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. Mi \ 278-2710 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly______.278.5033 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 'iinrm ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6603 Ralph Toupoilk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Ernest W. John T. Deen, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Follor, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlotte Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson Sf.-Qoinn 278-4222 278-8942 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 276-2818 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, l56 Church St.—MarionJ. 278-2947 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John Klein, Box 148-Paffieia Phone No. Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-601. 354 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-8536 Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene.: 278-5891 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Wm. Kloas, 409 Morse Sf.-Mory NAME Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna__.278-5554 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-8840 278-2682 278-2654 Jackson—Vera Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-6501 276-6850 767-7508 278-4486 Harold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., Phone No. 278-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 27B-509I 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �Pi September 14, 1365 The Board of Directors has approved for membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual, /my objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days from the date of this letter. NAME liAJOR CLASSIFICATION iMNOR CLASSIFICATION Wayne Farst flachinery § Equipment Heat Control Parts Manufacturing Ernest Luse, Secretary �i ... v . . "i (• �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 14, 1965 Here are some of the questions discussed at fireside meetings of the Ashtebula, Ohio Club. This v;as not for the education of new nembers but meetings of the club members: (1) Should the club continue its student exchange program? (2) Should the club have two members of tlie same classification? (3) Are club programs satisfactory? (4) Are methods of serving club luncheons satisfactory? (S) Should the club initiate a new community service project? (6) '.'ould individual members cooperate in publishing a new club directory? (7) Should th.e club engage in a fuiid raising project? (8) Should the club regularly use unusual methods or con tests to stimulate attendance? (9) iv'ould a system of fines or assessments be worth while in helping finance the club budget? '.hat do you think of them? As of July 1 there were 12,126 Rotary Clubs in 128 countries with a membership of 580,000, Since July 1 twelve new clubs have been organized. If you are planning on going to Denver for the Rotary International Convention on June 12-16, 1966 you should be thinking of making your reservation now, Vhy not take the Rotary Mn aiid the kids for a vacation and take in the convention. will be something for everyone. There Past District Governor Glenn Stev;art of Kalamazoc is chairm^ji of what Rotary Inter national Committee for 19oS-66? A seegar if you tell your editor. In the September ROTPiRIAi-J read the article on Page 56 about Rotary Foundation Fellows and what they have done. To what Michigmi Rotary Club does the author of DEATH DEEP DO'''M belong? find it in the September ROTARIAi'J. A seegar if you find out. You will Next week your editor is going back to the woods aiid someone else (probably Doug Woodward) will be writing the bulletin. Absentees for Tuesday were Fox, French, Goodwin, Hawley, lleikkenen, Kennedy, Komstein, Russ Moore, Pierce, Swart and V.'ise, There were only 5 early leavers, Fred Culy introduced a new member, Gilbert Molitor, and vv'e welcome him and his Rotary Ann Bemice. Next week District Governor Dick Bucknell will be vdth us. Lets have a 100% meeting and a good attendance at the club assembly at 6:30 p.m. at Stukey's Inn, The various committee chairman should make this a must. Gust Burandt introduced Lee Feller who told the club of Food For Peace, It was one of the outstanding programs for the year and most thought provoking. Opportunity knocks at the door but once, temptation, hov;sver, kicks in the door. Ray Mulchahey ■:3; pi/ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UnJon Church — Monday. 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVllLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. i3 AIBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturget Audiforium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965.1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director ' TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald ★ OFFICERS BY — FRED CULY John Dean, Clyde Williams 1965.1966 President FRED ANDERSON Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER -. Asst. Sec'yTreas. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nogle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, John Elswcilcr. Paul Thompson Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. P. H. Dick French, Cli., Carroll Bob Rumsey iriternatlonal Contacts— Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorne Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin International InFormotlon— Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose General Secretary, Rotary Inlernatlonol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internationol Richard R. Bucknoll, Sturgis, Michigan 7—John Howard Teeter, Ch., Horold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swcirt Mark J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 5-A. Faller 12—K. Leavenworth 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams JuIy-1966 SPECIAL EVENTS Wilcox 18—Albert Bultorficld 25—Corroll Barnes Rotary Magozinc Duane Davidson Bobier 26—Keith Pearce 11—Cranston SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Kennedy 28—Horold Goodholm Occupational Informotion- Leavenworth 28—Carlo Heikkinen January-1966 Andrews 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 14—John VIsosky Rotary Foundation- June—1966 21-M. McKeith 21—Craig Sebald Dick Biringer, Ch., Fred Necr Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas Weeks French December—1965 International Student Protects- Employer-Employee Relations- 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean (Rotary F'dolion Inf.) 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovce 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE Four-Way Test— 3—Seton Daily Novombor—1965 Barnes INTERNATIONAL Hewley May-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olln Youth- Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupallk TEENSTRA - Netherlands 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Sergeant'Ot-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. President Rotary International 19-R. 26—A. Lyon 5-Will Coulllard George Pierce, Ch., Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 12—Mark Andrews October—1965 Student Guests- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April—1966 5—Richard Moore Visit 28—Choi Allomior Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wllcox Pet Patterson Special—At the coll of the President 21—Governor Awards — Buyer-Seller Relations— ' 29—Ralph Toupalik Klaos 14—Gus Burandt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Public Relations—Ray Pitts at 12:00 noon 7-Wm. Scholarship, Student Loans, Program—Fred Anderson (V/orld Underst'ng Int.) September—1965 Rural Urbon— Barnes Membership—Keith Peorco, Ch. Oiin Dolly, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bent 15—Robert Yingling 22—Ray Fox 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeith Mogaiine—Corroll March-1966 8—Dick Biringer 24—Robert Nogle Corlo Heikklneh, Ch., John Wolker 1-Les Wise 8—Conrod Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Von Aken 17—Clyde Williams Crippled Children— Fellowship—Ken leavenworth, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month Poul Thompson (Foir Comm.) Community Safety— Scton Boveo, Ch., James'Sktnner Rotary information—les Wise, Ch. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Von Aken, Ch, Classilieotion—Duke Davidson, Ch. ELECTION February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-VJeb Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairmen-Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 6. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha — Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-5358 278-6821 Wm. Klaas, 439 Morse St.—Mary Horvey G. 278-2682 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margoret Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterficld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, Apt. 02-1700 S. West Ave., 278-8006 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 276-2854 Jackson-Vera 278-2990 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Rldpemoor Rd.—Volorle John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille-_ Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Chorlotte 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5234 278-5318 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Howley, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Ignore Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6517 278.4115 276-6788 John Klein, Box 148-.PalriciG H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278.8840 Robert Sv/eet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 270-4222 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 278-8536 - 278.6501 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 __278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann__ Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Soro Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafrice Richard D. Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S, Clay St 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Roymond Mulehahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-6278 278-5078 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wi1mo 278-8238 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine— Axner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 279-9360 V/orrcn Williams, R. 2. Coldwaler—LaMoine.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-6693 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _-278-2979 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth__ 279-9428 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St,—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 Robert 0. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St-—Phyllis - 278-6769 ST2-5594 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—RIto — 278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 276-5842 369-9092 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____278-5033 Ed Hottz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater lake— Jonean 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzore 278-6311 Howord K. Swan, 42 Wiltowbrook Rd.—EIva__—-278-5412 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 ' S«c. 34.£ HB • FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER» aiGlflGAN 49056 ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M, TEMPLE 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS ■ PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly-_ Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-8942 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest V/. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnlght, Coldwater St. Home—Corol The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Phone No. 278-4350 ■i �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 7, 1965 If you're very blase and sophisticated and don't believe in myths and odd beliefs just read the article "The Myths by hhich IVe Live" beginning on page 32 of the September ROTARLM^J. You may be in for a shock and maybe it would be good for you. At the last Board of Directors meeting the purchase of 2,000 cards for 4-H Club members each bearing the Four Way Test v/as approved. They will be distributed through the Boys and Girls 4-H Club leaders. The Board also endorsed the plan for the VOWO program outlined several weeks ago by Paul Reeb. The plan is to await further developments before making final plans. If a member makes up at another club be sure that you are credited with attendance with our Secretary. It is your responsibility to do so; sometimes the Secretary of the club where you make up fails to send the attendance card. Also along this line, if a member is absent for four consecutive meetings, if attendance rules are followed to the letter, he can be automatically dropped as a member. Don't let this happen to you. There were fourteen absentees on Tuesday: Bacon, Dean, Hawley, R. Loose, Russ Moore, Neer, Putnam, Mel Rice, Skinner, Swart, Teeter, U'ilcox, C. Williams and W. Williams. The absentees and early leavers on Tuesday missed one of the outstanding programs of the year. Bill Klaas outlined fully and completely the factors which a new company considers when locating in Col^lwater as it relates to wages and fringe benefits. A tip of the hat to Bill for a job well done. Some of the newer members of the club may not bo familiar with the various tyipes of memberships. There is the active membership which is a membership loaned to a member because of or as a result of his profession or business. Additional active member ship is a membership allowed from a concern or business with which the proposer is connected. Senior active membership is mandatory if a member is 65 years old, or he may be if he has been a Rotarian for 1"G years or more. Past service membership is permitted when a member retires from his business or profession and has been a Rotarian for 5 years. Honorary membership is acquired through the election to that type of membership by the Board of Directors and is for one year only. New or the renewal of honorary membership is usually made at the first meeting of the ne\v Board of Directors. However, a new honorary member may be elected at any time Next week Gus Burandt is to present Erwin Lee Feller of the Alliance Associates who will discuss "Food for Peace in a World of Hunger". It should be worth listening to. Don't forget that District Governor Dick Bucknell will be with us on September 21. All members are invited to the Club Assembly at Stukey's Inn in the evening. Re servations are to be made next week. A tip of the hat and many thanks to John Etsweiler for the very fine job he has done in getting out and also in the writing of the bulletin. Your Editor will miss him. -A welfare state is one run for the benefit of everyone but-the taxpayer.Ray Milchaiiey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationol Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopoi Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE — Skyline Restaurant •— Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STUR6IS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M, UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF OFFICERS BY COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. ♦ ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Attendonco—Craig Sobald Clnssification-Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dean, Clyde Williams Community Safety- 3—Ray Pitts Pool Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Nogle Crippled Childreit— 31—Duke Davidson Selon Bovee, Ch., James Skinner uorio Heikkinen, Ch., John Walker JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. ★ M. Magazine—Carroll Barnes Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Scholarship, Student Loans, Bill Bobler, Ch., Cran Wilcox Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF Bob Rumsey ■k Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose Bort Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupollk P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Mark General Secretary, Rotary International I Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois I J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet Governor, 636 Olst., Rotory International \ Trade AssociationsRichard R. Bueknell, Sturgis, Michigan 7—Torg Skabo 14—Ken 5-A, Falter 12—K. Leovenworth 19—Wm. 4—Harry Joseph 11—Cranston Wilcox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPECIAL EVENTS 18—Albert Butterfield 25—Corroll Barnes STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward Rotary Magazine Duane Davidson Bobicr 26—Keith Peorce January-1966 Andrews Leovenworth July-1966 28—Horold Goodholm SONG LEADERS Bob Korr, Ch,, Warren Williams June-1966 21-M. McKeith 28—Carle Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy Rotary Foundation- Howard Teeter, Ch., Inf.) Weeks French 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebalcl Dick Biringcr, Ch., Fred Neer j Four-Way Test— ! Haroief Goodliolm, Ch., C. Swort 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Dean December—1965 International Student Preiecit— Employer-Employee RelationsFred Weeks, Ch., Wm, Klaas INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. International Information- Competitor Relations— ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Buyor-Ssller Rotations- Special—At the call of the President (Rotory F'dation 23—Fred 30—Dick Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsoy 2—Robert Kcrr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howord Teeter SERVICE Internotlonol Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Selon Daliy November-1965 CHARLES BACON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon May-1966 19—Jomes Skinner Barnes INTERNATIONAL Hawley 26—A. Lyon 12—George Pierce 26-Olin French, Ch., Carroll Sergeont-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. * DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month * Dick 5—Richard Moore 19-R. 5-Will Coutllord Boyd Wiggins Pat Patterson Toupollk April-1966 October—1965 George Pierce, Ch., Youth- {World Underst'ng int.) 29—Ralph 21—Governor Visit 28—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. 22-Ray Fox 12—Mark Andrews Awards — Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, Public Relations—Ray Pitts John Etsweilor. 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Birlnger 15—Robert Yingling Kloos 14—Gus Burondt Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat Program—Fred Anderson Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob 7-Wm. Wise March—1966 September—1965 A. McKeith Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Augusl-196S Fritz Van Aken, Ch. Paul Thompson Fellowship-Ken Leovenworth, Ch. 1-Les 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno 22—Fritz Van Aken Boys' and Girls' Week- Club Bulletin—Rcty Mulchahey Treasurer February—1966 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman-Telephone — 276-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-8006 NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Martha Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patrieio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-5790 278-8840 278-8536 279-9551 278-6501 278-2682 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Ernest Phone No. -..278-2903 278-6033. AAark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carrctl I. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8066 278-5386 Salon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro .278-5391 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Jackson-Voro Tom Collins. 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sl.-lmogene..—278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 278-2818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor RdL—Valerie 278-5909 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John Itsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfisld Dr.-Lueille 278-8609 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte— Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 Reo E. Goodvrin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9266 278-8909 Hofry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 RIchord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzanne ... 278 2587 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-6517 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 luse, R. R. 4-Rufh Address and Rotary Ann 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Pool W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-5554 278-2261 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chieogo St.-Mory AnnWerner VonAken, R. R. 2—Oloclys — 278-5585 278-4243 278-6769 Milford A. McKollh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 John Visosky, 66 Sonet lone—Saro Fied H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatfice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Richard D. Meore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce Sf.-Susan 278-4191 278-6278 278-5076 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf 278-4029 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. Douglos Woodword, R. 1, Coldwater—Ruth- 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie— 278-6393 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grond Sf—Retho Roy C. Poflerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine., 278-6341 George H. Pierce. 70 N. Sprague—Virglnio Roy Pitts. 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 &• Chic6go St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-6322 278-6161 278-2790 ST2-5594 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Jcimes R. Skinner, 369-9092 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabe, 155 Norrov/s Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5006 278-5842 278-6316 Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— PUBLISHED BY janeon S«c. 3 of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. FREDERICK H. 278-2612 278-8238 278-5033 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzora Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva— John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.— r ROTARY CLUB 279-5094 278-4159 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4222 Rolph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-EIIeen 278-2127 The COLDWATER VisUing Rotarinns Always Welcome Phone No- Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne Robert Loose—R. R. No, 2, Tekonsho—Margaret—.767-7508 W. NAME WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. CQLDWATERs MlCaiQAN 49036 278-5091 278-6311 —278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. August 31j 1965 According to District Governor Dick Bucknell's last monthly letter there are various reasons why a club becomes weak. Some of the reasons given are, 1, Poor Leadership, 2. Not living up to attendance requirements, 3. Club gets too old by not taking in new younger members, h. Clubhas^ no project,'5. Money problems (club did not operate on a budget), 6. Friction in the club or community, 7, Meetings seated by cliques with little fellowship, 8. No committee activity, 9, Did not adhere to Constitution and By-Laws» 10, Lack of Rotary information among members, 11. Lack of balance in the club in age, membership, classification and programs, 12. Men kept in position too long because they feel that they had a vested interest in that activity, (If any one wants the job of bulletin editor, the line forms on the right.) If you are a committee member and have not submitted your report to the ch^rman of your division by the time that you get this bulletin you are late. It is im perative that they be sent in at once. Seven clubs in District 636 had one or more 100^ meetings in August. Coldwater was one of them. Vicksburg had four out .of'fiv«. Climax had three out of four. We have just learned that the addresses that we have on the news plates are in correct, if you have not been getting your bulletin please give your editor your new and correct address. No one has claimed the "seegar" or candy bar offered in last week's bulletin. The offer still stands. The following members were absent at Tuesday's meeting, you can make up at Quincy and Monday night at Angola, the Angola club meets at Halls Restaurant just north of Angola? Barnes, Bent, Burandt„ Butterfield, Culy, Kornstein, McKeith, Leavenworth, Russ Moore, Mulchahey, K.Fearce, Pitts, Mel Rice, Shorno, Skabo, Sweet, Teeter, Wilcox, Wise, and Yingling. There were 8 early leavers. The visiting Rotarians included; Glen Barnett and Dwight Green of Bronson, Glen Barnett had as his guest Glen Lichenwalter. At Tuesday's meeting Duke Davison presented Ray Peake the new superintendent of the Branch County Intermediate School District who outlined the new concept of the district under the I962 law. From his talk it seems that at last the school systems are on the move, far too long have schools and the department of public instruction been dragging their feet in new programs and aims. At this time when Amen. there is apparently so much crime you will find the article on page of the September Rotarian entitled, "Should Society Pay Crime's Victim" very interesting, both sides of the problem are discussed. Read it. Also read "Rotary Hilft Ein Lefcsn Retten" in the September Rotarian and find out what it is. Here is a project that might be used by Coldwater Club since the toxm is on the crossing of two main highways and in the center of the lake area. Do you remember the book project described to the club several weeks ago and which the club agreed to undertake. One of these days you may be called on to do some work so doTi*t say we did not warn you. Now would be a good time for the committee on "Drop Outs" to canvas the situation and find out how many students are not returning to high or grade school this year and to try to do something about the kids involved. You can never tell about women and if you can you shouldn't. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thurcday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVillE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COA^MUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1965-1966 FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON President Viee-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Crippled Children- 31—Duke Davidson Carlo Heikklnen, Ch., John Walker Bornos Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Trcot Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson. Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Progrom—Fred Anderson Nogle, Chorles Bacon, Axner Olson, Publlc'Rtflations—Roy Pills' John Etsweilcr. Bill Bobier, Ch., Cron Wileox Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orjganisl Dick VOCATTONAL SERVICE' at 12:00 noon ★ * Special—At'the call of'''lite'lltcsidont 2—Robert International Conloets— i internaiioiial' Student Proiecit— ■' Dick BIringer, Ch., Fred Neer., Inlernationol Information- Fred Weeks, Ch.; Wm. Kloos General Secretary, Rotary Intornotio^l I Oc^updtiondL .infarmotioh— ; ' George R. Means, Evnnston, Illinois I , J. A- Kennedy, Ch., R., &wcet Governor,'636 Dist.,'Rotary International L Trade' Assoiiatldns—' '■■■■■; " 7—Torg Skabo July^1966 Vlsoskv A. Folfer 12—K. 28—Harold Goodholnr 25—Carroll Bobier 26—Keith Pearce ' n 1—Cranston VTIIeox 18—Albert Butterfleld KEN PUTNAM, Chairman leovenworth 19—Wm. , 4—Harry Joseph SONci LEADERS ; Dean June—1966 14—Ken Leovenworth 21-M. McKellh Januory—1966 /;tark Andrews, Goodwin 31—John 28—Carlo Heikkinen 7—John Kennedy Howard Teeter, Ch., Horold Coodholm, Ch,, C. Swort Weeks French 14—John Bovcc 24—Rao .21—Croig Sebold Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test— TEENSTRA - Netherlands _ • December—1965 Bob Yingling, Ch., Bob Loose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL I Employer-Employee Relations—- President Rotary International 23—Fred 30—Dick Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Sort FcMcr, Ch,, Ralph' Tdupdiik, Kerr 9—Norm Moorp •: BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relotions— I Wcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin..,;" ' j Competitor Relotioris— -■k 3—Seton 10—Roy Patterson 17—Robert Rumsey l6—Howard Teeter . (Rotary F'dation Int.) CHARLES BACON, Director ' Mav-1966 Dally November—1965 INTERNATIONAt SERVICE Bob Rumsey Regulor-^First Thursday oF eodi month French,. Ch., . Hawley 26—A. lyon 19—Jomes Skinner 26-Olin Carroll ..Bornes Sergeanl-at-Arms—Bob Howley, Ch. ;★ BOARD OF D'ntECTORS MEETINGS 19-R. .12—George Pierce I Boyd Wiggins y 5—Richard Moore 12—Morcf Andrews 5—Will Couillard George Pierce','Ch., Pet Po.fterson , October—1965 Student Guests- Youth- , Toupalik April—1966 28—Chet Allqmler Awards — Rotary Information—Los Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.] 21—.Governor Visit. Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dolly, Chuck Woodword 1—Horvey Bent 8—Dick Biirnger 15—Robert Yingling 22—Roy Fox 29—Rolph 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondt Rurol Urban- Van Akcn Morch-1966 September—1965 M. A. MeKollh Magazine—Corroil ★ P. H. Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 17—Clyde Wlllioms 24—Robert Nagic Fellowship—Ken Leovenworth, Ch. JOHN ETSWEILER __ Asst. Sec'yTreas. C. Community Safety— Seton Bovee, Ch.,-James Skinner Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey 22—Fritz August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon, Ch, Paul Thompson Classification—Duke Davidson, Ch. John Dcon, Clyde Williams 1-lcs Wise 8—Conrad Swort 15—Don ^orno Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Croig Sebald * February—1966 .SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward BarooS- Duane Davidson Richard R.'.Bv<h:tell,; Sturgls, Mlchigon ' - Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williums Rotary Mogozlne L/^DIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1965-1966. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chairman—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann . Che.cler L. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson,;-46-«Maple' Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrewi5,'.25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 .:..._..278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoar Rd.—Marjorie Carroll I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Morgoret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cirplo Dr.—Esther 278-6821 —278-8006 278-2682 , Richard Biringer, 37 Caiiyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bdbigr, 280 Grand.St.—Margaret - Salon Bovee, t71 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N; Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Eoflorflcld, ■ 31 Edison' Cf.—Thelmo Tom Collins. 18 Chcyyl Ann Dr.—Borbaro Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogena John T. Dean, 59 Riclctemoor• Rd.—Valerie' John Etsweller, Jr.v 3.7 Foirfield Dr,—Lucille ' Howard M. Teeter, 156' Church St.-Morion 278-4222 279-9551 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro 278-6603 ; 278-8536 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-6501 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieago-Elleen Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwator Lake—Suzanna 278-6850 767-7508"' Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-2261 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sara 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-4191 278-5234 —278-2818 —278-8609 278-5909' 278-6598, ,-278-6517 —^^LL..279'9266 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lokc—Borbara—278-890? Carlo Heikkinen, 91 ■£."Chicago'St.—Mary'Helen..278-4H5 Harry Joseph, 383 N.-ffudson St.—Quinn. Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Richord D, Moore, 42 Ccirlyle Roy Fox,,16.Morrison Lake,'R. R. 2—Doris.. 278-5318 Richard C. Fr'cncH,'24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzdhfre... 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. JbfTerson—Rulh NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swort, 471-Mdrsliall St.—GertnJde 278-8840 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. f-lpme-Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta 278-5475 E. Harold Go.odholm, 20 Lincoln St,—lonore Phone No. 278-5790 -■ . 278-2990 279-9471 Albert Fdllerj" 95 N. 'Hdiichett' St.—Chorlolle Wm. Kloos, 469 Morse St.—Mary ; Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6054 - Olio Dolly, 61 Mople tone—Jane Duane E.- Davidson/ IS.Scott Ave.—Ellen-Jo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha. 278-5891 278-4486 278-2654 Harold CoddingtoiT,, Apt, ;G2-1700 S;'West Ave., JacksOn—Vero Free) Culy, 81 VJ. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 NAME Address end Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6788 Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.-Glodys... Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla.^..:. Roncrl Nogle, 36 W." Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. !_i Chicago—Ernestine - 278-4029 279-9492 Wcirrnn WilKams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoIne 278-6693 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie.. 278-6393 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virginia.. 278.-6322 'Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprcrgue'St.—Ruth' li; 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicago $t.—Mabel J278-2790 Mel Rke, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jocksoh-llllian—_'_iST2i5594 Robert E. Rumsey,. 118 Grond St.—Phyllis.. ._._278-5006 __.278-8316' 273-58^2 Tors Skabe, 155 Narrows Rd., IT. R. 2-;N«lli«i-..—278-^16 369-9092 Cronstoh Wileox, 22 Edlsori Ct.—Dorothy. ' jpupw /').• k.JU'o Cl' . :. plA j.-t., f 4'v. J--'"; '--A HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 Ivopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon... i Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzdra C'i - I * -.1 jJ-.',.' 'jjipn.';; •.L ('.'r X'u-i. I- / -...'J' (T .UO;- ijryfOb; /L' .pp.- .• ■ i",: r.A'/4"J0:j .-.uq .p;.- CrJ. p;-i-TO,.T;J OOJi-oA' pUiiCy/l'c-., .".'p'CiA i/C oj::'!.! J- s. j-y y-:r:h. oi, " • I9G5 0®0 FREDERICK H. , . PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S Vv-riii. ..'U'.l vV' A At;'.: pJO}.' X'-.-O !"v>J : V-','. o.vT'.JL.'0T■' The'COI;DWAT.EKH;£s o' A^c,' «.i~: iU-:- laOCJ KC-.v ..'i.i.p.i i'AVJ't;;;':! l: AO/1 fi.: .-i/: ' ' . .•'• T. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY..SPRING PRODUCTS. INC COLDli'ATER/- MICHIGAN ^ Howard K. Swan, 42 WUIowbroolc'Rd,^.^va* John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gre(cheir_-J ■ .. . p.'i. 5 AoUri-A 31.-4: ■■ jj.' — — , i' O". .-Ojy:/ ri. .''T---''' V. i." i J . . 278-2612 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ______278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwater—Rulh 279-9428 L ; 278-4159 278-2710 278-8238 278-5512 R, 4, Bronson—OJive 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 279-9360 James R. Skinner, 278-2127 278-6273 278-5078 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dri-^PhylUs 278-8942 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St A.-;ner Olson, 340 Grond St—Retho Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita; Fiad H. Weeks. R. R. 4—Beatrice Phone No. 278-4350 49056 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 278-6730 �The Board of Directors has approved the adnission of the following man for membership in the Coldvjater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission, these must be submitted to the Secretary v/ithin ten days. NAl-E MAJOR MINOR Gilbert liolitor Machinery § Equipment Bearings, Distributing Ernest W. ■a Luse, Secretary �-.T. yr ■ <: p . ; , �'tie Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. AUGUST 24, 1965 A "seegar" or a candy bar to the first Rotarian or Rotary Ann who tells your Editor of the three Michigan Rotarians whose books are mentioned in the September ROTARIAN. You will have to read the fine print to find them. You will find also a Michigan Rotarian who has 100^ attend ance for 35 years or more. The article on page 34 of the September ROTARIAN should be especially interesting to Torg Skabo. The article on page 40 of the September ROTARIAN is interesting to your Editor as he knew the woman about whom the article is written and has visited Hull House at 800 Halsted Street in Chicago many times. Committee Chairmen: Don't forget that your report for District Gov^ner Dick Bucknell is due on or before September 1. Make them in triplicate. All Rotarians are or should be familar with the 4-Way Test but they may not be as familar with the four objectives of Rotary. They are: (l) The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service. (2) High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society. (3) The appli cation of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal,business and community life. (4) The advancement of international understanding, good will and peace through a world fellowship of business and profess ional men united in the ideal of service. How well do you stack up as a Rotarian? The Coldwater Rotary Club owes the Federal Mogul Service a big vote of thanks for addressing the Bulletin over a long period of years. Paul Hurley has helped the Club a great deal and has been most kind. Tuesday's visiting Rotarians included Clarence Snyder of Bronson, John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio and Chal Dyer of Columbus, Ohio. Fred Culy had as his guest Paul Reeb and Chuck Woodward hosted C. Bristol. There were 16 absentees and 8 early leavers which meant only 2/3 of the Club was present for the program. Bob Nagle, as Program Chairman, presented John Dygert, Director of Vo cational Education for the Coldwater High School. He discussed the programsnew to Coldwater and then presented Tom Ruesink who is the head of the M.D.T.A. program for auto mechanics and Wade Smith who is heading up the Distributive Education Program. They discussed their individual programs, Kermit Dennis, Principal of the Coldwater High School was also introduced by Mr. Dygert. Paul Reeb acting on" behalf of the Chamber of Commerce presented a proposed plan whereby station WOWO of Fort Wayne would tape a program of a combined meeting of all service clubs in Coldwater and in this way advertise the City of Coldwater. This will be discussed by the Board of Directors, There are always three sides to every questions, your, the other fellows and the true picture. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Porker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �emocleW syawlA snairatoR gnitisiV r ELPMET S'KLE .M .P 51:21 ,YADSEUT :emiT gniteeM nagihciM ,retawdloC fo BULC YRATOR YB DEHSILBUP ^3094 NAGLRCIM ,RETAsWDLOC .CNI ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ SKEEW .R KCrRE.DERF. yJ f'/ROTCELFER I•)ratoR V*0'YJ S'&Jj OJ'Lr jJ'b'jLJif.Dy I • RETAWDL0C ehT U7".5jJiJ ;>VT ' ' r ' '' "• .-U•• . ! . i'•. j.'• -,- :iK . b■-■' Opr; ,JOJL*)ftAjp'( lJC7,Jp,2'Jii" .lj,L i'.'.' ■ Gpw.irjbjLf j:j 'iJOJjf. 'LK'SM• \/'su )J( ..iV G"' *; 'kOJ'.f- . GS'f £'',/}:",yi• pjJO'-'; -i a'jjr5TL-"s"f.o;i JJ! '--r'p•■• ■>> j'p•-■• l'p'.. r../■ IO Y \'-3'.c,7 '' -;'A- r *YT-r r3"=,;i. 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S. A. August 17, 1Q6'^ A tip of the hat and marQ)' thanks to John Etsv/eiler for the very fine bulletin that he put out last week» Writing a newsy bulletin that pleases eveiyone is no cinoh and John does a good job, Yonr editor, along with 17 other Rotarians from Coldwater, made up at Quincy on Monday. From all reports the smorgasbord served at the lunch on August 9 wag very fine and it is toobad that only half of the members were there to enjoy it. We hope that those who did not get there made up so that the attendance will not drop. Did you????? We note that there were 1? absent on Tuesday of this week. They included: Birlnger, Bobier, Collxns, French, Goodholm, Kennedy, Klein, Leavenworth, Russ Moone, Olson, Pitts, Putnam, Rice, Thon^json, VJeeks, Wiggins, and Tingling, A gneat many of the above named members were at Quincy, so maybe they were making Monday^^ bope so. If not, they should visit Quincy again this coming Tuesday's visiting Itotarians included: Jack Schafer of Bronson: John Williams of Quincy, Charles Pilliod of Angola, Les Wise had as his guests Kenneth Fink and Harry Nellegan who are with the new industry that is setting up a branch from the factory in Litchfield, We jrear that Paul and Sara Thompson have a new SOW. CongratulationsiJ Thaji the Club will have a show next Spring is new certain, with the dates of Apr:p. Ih, 15 and 16, Draw a circle around these dates. On Tuesday Clyde V7illiams discussed briefly the industry by -ijhich com cobs are used in the manufacture and processing of many things and then the members toured the plant. C^de told us that there are only four such plants in the United States and at present the Coldwater plant is working over time and cannot meet the demands for it*s product. ^ bulletin is printed some information v;ith which the members Should familiarize themselves. Check when the date of your program is to be so ^hat you can plan in advance. It helps Fred Anderson a lot and saves his V Committee Chairman, note that District Governor Dick Bucknell l A 21 and your reports are due by September 1. They should Il^de out in triplicate and turned into your division chairman by that time, ^uoation present Carlo Heikkinen who will discuss "Distributive " thafhfw^im and 638 have been paired with District hl5 (Mexmco) and Governor of la5, Jorge C3arcia, has five clubg tha-ji he would like to pair with or match with clubs in our district. Wayland Club wnrkK be matched. Here is a chance to learn more about how Rotary or)cp in a foreign country and should be interesting. Remember how much we enjoted the program that was sent to us by Chico and Manuel? Why not try this? has helped her husband to the top of the ladder and then decided that the picture would look better some place else, Ray Muichahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congragatlona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — EplKopol Poriih Heuie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. Union city - Methodist Church — Tuesday. 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1965-1966 DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance—Craig Sebald ★ 1965-1966 John Dean, Clydo Willioms President Vice-Preiident Club Bulletin—Roy Mulchohey ERNEST W. lUSE Secretary JOHN BY ELECTION - KLEIN Treasurer JOHN ETSWEILER Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob Nagle, Charles Bacon, Axner Olson, DIRECTORS MEETINGS Dick French, Ch., Carroll Internolionol Information- Bob Yinglinci, Ch., Bob Loose Bert Feller, Ch., Ralph Toupalik Employer-Empioyeo Relations- Intemolionai Student Proieels-r -Dick Birlnger, Ch., Fred Neer Four-Way Test- Rotory FoundationHoward Teeter,.Ch., Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Kloas President Rotary Internationol TEENSTRA - Netherlands Harold Goodholm, Ch.,*C. Swort . Bob Kcrr, Ch., Worren Williams . 14—John Visosky 21—Craig Sebald 5—A. Foller 12—K. Leovenworlh 19—Wm. Bobier 26—Keith Pearce January—1966 4—Horry,Joseph SPECIAL EVENTS 11—Cranston Wilcox 18—Albert'. Butterfield 25—Carroll Heikkinen July-1966 ' 28—Harold Goodholm Ouane Davidson Leovenworth 28—Carlo 7—John Kennedy . KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 7—Torg Skobo 14—Ken 21-M. McKeilh December—1965 SONG LEADERS J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet June-1966 (Rotary F'datlon Int.l Mark Andrews Oecupationol Information— 24—Reo Goodwin 31—John Deon 23-Fred Weeks 30—Dick French Russell Moore, Ch., Den'Shdrnd' Bovee 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsey 2—Robert Kerr 9—Norm Moore 16—Howard Teeter SERVICE International Contocts— Competitor Relations- General Secretary, Rotory International George. R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan Barnes CHARLES BACON, Director Wes Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin ★ 3—Seton Daily November—1965 INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Mey-1966 19—James Skinner 26-Olln Youth- DOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President 12—George Pierce Boyd Wiggins Hawley 26—A. Lyon 5-WIII Coulllard George Pierce, Ch., VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 19-R. October—1965 Student Guests- Bob Rumsoy at 12:00 noon April-1966 5—Richard Moore Visit 12—Mark Andrews Bill Bobter, Ch., Cran Wilcox Sergeont-ol-Arms—Bob Howloy, Ch. Regular—First Thursday of each month 21—Governor 28—Chet Allemler Awards — Pal Potterson ★ P. H. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treot Rotary Information—Les Wise, Ch. (World Llndorst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Klaas 14—Gus Burondl Scholarship, Student leans. Public Relations—Ray Pills Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Barnes 22—Ray Fox September—1965 Rurol Urban- Program—Fred Anderson John Etsweiler. BOARD OF Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., Membership—Keith Peorce, Ch. Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 1—Harvey Bont 8—Dick Biringor 15—Robert Yingling 31—Duke Davidson M. A. McKeltn Magozine—Carroll Asst. Sec'yTreas. ★ Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Crippled Children- Von Aken March—1966 17—Clyde Williams 24—Robert Noglo Seton Boveo, Cn.; James Skinner John Walker 22—Fritz 3-Roy Pills Community Safety— Fellowship—Ken Leovenworlh, Ch. 1—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno August—1965 Frilz Von Aken, Ch. Poul Thompson Clastilicallon—Duke Davidson, Ch. FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON OFFICERS February—1966 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE STAG DAY—Chuck Woodward Bdrnes Rotary Mogazine LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1965-1966. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chalrmon—Telephone — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 -._J78-5358 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marlorle 278-6821 Corroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margorel Harvey G. Bont, 51 Phone No. __278-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 RIchord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ___278-8086 .278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara. __278-5B91 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma hiarold Coddinglon, Apt. G2-1700 S. West Ave., 278-2854 278-2990 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbaro 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridciemoor Rd,—Valerie Phots* No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene Wm. Kloas, 439 Morse St.—Mary John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8942 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Arm Dr.—Sara 278-M03 Webster Treat, 1^ 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 279-9551 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sora Fred H. V/eeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4243 279-5094 278-4159 278-4191 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Harold MeKnight, Coldwotcr St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelta— ... Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Ndgle, 36, W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5073 __._J279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axiicr Olson, 340 Grond St—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 279-9360 ..278-2979 278-6341 278-6322 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Rulh 278-6161 278-5475 Rcy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel : E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore 278-^17 Mel Rice, 1903 __.ST2-5594 278-2587 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara..273-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen-.278-4115 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Ouinn : 278-6788 Kibby Rd,, Jackson—lillion.. 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 __278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwaler—Ruth... Robert G, Yingling, 21 Seoft—Natalie... James R. Skinner, R, '4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 ... ■ : '»• "mmA : '' I ' , Janeon 278-5091 278-6311 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen ■ . ,1 . • ■ J ■' .( • ; • 278-6730 • - i ■ ■ ■ ..... • ••• ; Vi. :^r: CT ' • -i ' ' C* -OJ: •• S.V.- • ^ : :.v ■..'s - J- • /■'- •r-\ . : The COLD WATER .i/CC't.iC- .. '''-i-i :', • ,r.c;; ,• ■ ."-../.v.; • -c" ^ Rotary REFLECTOR e. 34.6 T-. D>®0 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S uh c- r t TEMPLE Visuing Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6393 Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo J ) • •- 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E.'Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebaldr R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—R)ta."_-..,-278-8318 Donold V. Shbrno, 156 E. Chicago St.->loulse 278-5842 278-6316 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wtlma Worren Willioms, R. 2, Coldwaler—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce!io Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-2790 Torg Skcbe, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie-- 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox,.22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____.:278-5512 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Charlotte 278-5585 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 27j-6278 George H. Pierce, 70 N. Sprogue—Virgtnio Rtcbord C. French, 24 ChcryJ Ann Dr.—Suzanne Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ...278-6769 Russell F. Moore,. 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-4222 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Robest loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Halen w.278-2947 278-8609 278-6593 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion..... 278-8536 279-9551 279-9471 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr.. 37; Folrfield Dr.-Luellle__ NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8840 Richard 0. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Jackson—Vera Tom Collins, Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Mortha FREDERICK H. WEEKS TquALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COhBWATER. MICHIGAN 49Q36' s �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 10, 1965 '^is week has been Fair Week in Branch County and due to the miserable Monday, ibtary was able to start the official festivities on Tuesday noon, of a beautiful clear, cool day, with selected It-H Club members, the King and Queen of the Fair ' as Rotary>s_guests for lunch at the new First Ward School, It is regretable that the 35 missing Rotarians weren»t able to participate in this Club project. >feabe next year, if the lunch is held at the Fair Grounds, the atmosphere generated by activity might inspire more Rotarians to share this moment in time with the hardworking members and their advisors. We also enjoyed the presence of Mark Semmelroth, President of the Fair Board,- luella Hamilton, Home Eo Agents and Leland Sanford, it-H Fair Manager (who is probably sleeping better these last lew nights after observing the crowds attending the Fair), So that attendance record for August 10 does not embarrass President Fred (after his recent 100% meeting) here are the names of those members who should make up before August 17, if they have not already done so ^Allemeir, Barnes, Bent, Birinpr, Bobier, Bovee, Burandt, Couillard, Faller, Fox, Goodholm, Heikkinen, Joseph, R. Loose, McKeith, Norm Pfoore, Dick Moore, Russ Moore, M.chahey, Neer, Pitts, aimsey, Sebald, Shomo, Skinner, Swart, Toupalik, Wes Wilbur, Wilcox, L, Wise, Doug and Les Woodward. If you all intend to descend on Quincy this Ifonday, they would appreciate a little warning, or you better pack a sandwich. o, ^ Visitors who shared our bread and smorgasbord were G. K. Raber add his Rotaiy Ann from Newcastle, Indiana^ Dwight Bennett, Van Wert, Ohio; John Elwell, Hamilton, ^10; Harold Howard, Dayton, Ohio; William King, Quincy; and Jim Simpson, Bill Klaas guest from Eaton Mfg. They all seemed to enjoy themselves, too. Be sure to get out and vo;^e |or the two propositions on Tuesday, August 17th. S^ce you are going to be paying for Medicare, you might as well have a place for the convalescing. It may help relieve the strain on acute hospital beds. Even If you don t agree with this, get out and vote, you'll feel better for doing it. In case you haven't noticed, your editor has taken off to the north lands again, leaving the bulletin to a less experienced head and hands. I haven't read the Itotarian recently, but I can assure you, it makes good reading if you will take the time. The program for this coining Tuesday is in the hands of Clyde Williams. He is invitine you thi^? Ld°he (^hey use them for purposes other than what arit wm S dust^ ^ bringing a whisk broom (or old clothes) We are now running on the new Rotary Bulletin forms. poss^ while his youngsters tried their best to rouse him from afteraoon nap to t^e them for a promised walk. Finally, his youngest still S Si^ eyelids, peered caref^ly, then reported: "He's People come in three classes: the few who make things happen, the many who watch things happen and the overwhelming mjority who have no idea what happened. John Etsweiler You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRON50N — Congregallonal Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. H ALBION - Porker Inn - Thgrjday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturset Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE I96S-I966 MICH. DOUG WOODWARD, Director TOM COLLINS, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS OFFICERS BY ElECTION FRED CULY FRED ANDERSON John Dean, Clyde Williams President Vice-president Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchohey ERNEST V/. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN — JOHN ETSWEiLER . _ Asst. Sec'y-Treas. Progrom-Fred Anderson Nagle, Charles Bocon, Axner Olson, Public Relations-Ray Pills John Etsweiier. Dick Moore, Ch., Webb Treat ★ Carroll Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS •k Internotional Informollon— 5—A, Folier 12—K.' Leavenwofth SPECIAL EVENTS 25—CarrolL Barnes Rcrtary Magazine Duane Davidson Bebior 26—Keith Pearce 18—Aibertj Bsjtterfleld KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon Bob Kerr, Ch., Warren Williams Heikkinen 19—Wm. 11—Cranston Wilcox SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- Vtsbsky Jonuary—1966 4—Harry Joseph Mark Andrews Occupational Information— J. A. Kennedy, Ch., R. Sweet 28—Corlo July-1966 28—Harold Goodholm Howard Teeter, Ch., Harold Goodholm, Ch., C. Swart 7—Torg Skabo 21,-Craig Sebald Rotary Foundation-^ Four-Way 'Test- General Secretary, Rotary International Goorge R. Moans, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Richard R. Bucknell, Sturgis, Michigan 14—John June-1966 14—Ken leovenworih 21-M. McKeith 7—John. Kennedy International Student ProjectsDick Biringer, Ch., Fred Neer Fred Weeks, Ch., Wm. Klaas President Rotary Internationol C. P. H. TEENSTRA - Netherlands Int.) Weeks French December—1965 Bob YIngling, Ch., Bob Loose Employer-Employee Relations- INTERNATIONAL (Rolcry F'dotion Russell Moore, Ch., Don Shorno Bert Feller, Ch., Rojph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Moore 16—Howard Teeter 23-Fred 30—Dick International Contacts- Buyer-Seller RelationsWcs Wilbur, Ch., R. Goodwin Competitor Rofatlons— Special—At the call of the President 9—Norm Bovee 24—Ree Goodwin 31—John Oeon 2—Robert Kerr SERVICE CHARLES BACON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 3—Solon 10—Roy Potterson 17—Robert Rumsey November—I96S Barnes tNTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 26-Olin Dally French, Ch., Moore May—1966 19—James Skinner Boyd Wiggins Sergeant-at-Arms—Bob Hawley, Ch. Ragulor—First Thursday of eoch month 5—Will Couiliard 12—George Pierce George Pierce, Ch., Dick 5—Richard 12—Mark Andrews 19—R. Hawley 26—A. Lyon October—1965 Bill Bobier, Ch., Cran Wilcox Youth- April-1966 Visit 20—Chet Allemier Student Guests- Pot Patterson Mrs. Groc. Patterson — Organist 21—Governor Awards — Rotary Information—les Wise, Ch. (World Underst'ng Int.) 29—Ralph Toupalik 7-Wm. Kloas 14—Gus Burandt Scholarship, Student loans, Olin Dally, Chuck Woodward 8—Dick BIringer IS—Robert Yingllng 22—Roy Fox September—1965 Rural Urban- Bornes Directors: Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Tom Collins, Doug Woodward, Bob BOARD OF Carlo Heikkinen, Ch., M. A. McKeith Magazine—Corroli March-1966 I—Horvey Bent 31—Duke Davidson Crippled Children— Fellowship—Kon leovenworih, Ch. Membership—Keith Pearce, Ch. ★ 17—Clyde Willioms 24—Robert Nogle Soton Bovec, Cn., James Skinner John Walker Treasurer Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.] Community Safety— 1965-1966 - 22—Fritz Von Akon August—1965 3—Roy Pitts Fritz Van Akon. Ch. Paul Thompson Claislfleation—Duke Davidson, Ch. I—Los Wise 8—Conrad Swart 15—Don Shorno Beys' and Girls' Week- Attendance—Craig Scbald Fobruory-1966 STAG DAY-Chuck Woodward LADIES' NITE-Web Treat The above is our program schedule for- the Rotary Yeor I965'l^66. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ibdies' Night, may appoint o committee .to lossisl with the details. FRED ANDERSON, Program Chalrmdn-Tclephene — 278-6033. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE, 1965 - JULY, 1966 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Corroli I. Bornes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-5386 Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 John VTsosky, 66 Sonet Lone—Sorq Fred H. iWeeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2990 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lllo Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris'_-____;^78-53l8 Ricnord C. French, 24 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Suzdnne E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lartore 278-2587 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 73 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara_.278-8909 278-4115 278-6788 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo-Ernesfine . _„_278-2979 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraines ._278-6341 George H. Pierce, 70' N. Sprague—Virginia Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague Sf.-Rufh 278-6322 .278-6161 Kenneth Potnom, -ll 6. Chicago St.—Mabel Donold V. Shorno, 156'E. Chicago St.—Louise.ll 273-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Jcimes R. "Skinner,'Ph 4] Broasdh—Olive 278-6316 369-9092 ._.,4 -.'.i...; 279-5094 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R, R. 1-Wiima Wcirren Wlllicims, R. 2, Coidwator—loMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 273-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 MershoM St. 273-M33 Douglas Woodward, R. 1, Coldwoter—Roth 279-9428 Robert G. Yingllng,: 21 Scott—NotalTe.Il 278-6393 Leslie WoodwoVd, 163 MorshoM St.—Polly 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Liliion ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita.w_w—278-8318 ' • 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace '■:■■■■ - 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Refhq •a .10 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. 278-5585 Warner; VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys ___278-4243 278-6769 278-4191 278-6278 279-9471 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn" : 278-6603 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzariha Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-7-Elleen 278-2127 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone ...278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Soro Normcnd Moore, 796 ''AngoIa Rd.—Annofta Richard D. Moore, 42'Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-5234 278-6054 Albert Folier, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—ChoHotie.' Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corel Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borbora Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.-^Luciile.;!^! __278-8942 278-4486 Horold Coddinglon, Apt..G2-1700 S. West Ave., Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorkc-Avn.-Dorolhy 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Phone No. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-2261 __278-2947 278-2854 Jackson—Vera 278-8536 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Ernest W. Luse, R. R'. 4-Rufh Milford A. McKeith,-75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5891 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Albert Buflerfield, 31 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio Wm. Kloos, 489 Morse St.-Mory 278-2682 Seton Bovec, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-8840 278-8006 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Rithord Birlngsr, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon Phone No. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Ct.—Morfho 278-5358 278-6821 ^ NAME Address and Rotary Ann John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowG Rd., Coldwoter lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro 1 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John. Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.; 278-5091 278-6311 __.278-5412 278-6730 i .. -i. : c- a-.r. I L.- ■. on A i- • .rr • V * J : •; v.. • ■ A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR > "i:'- ;v h' m fRgiir.Rrc?: h. ttbcks OUALIIT SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDSATIR, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visitins; Rotarians Ahvays Welcome MICH. �*^He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 2, 1965 The Coldwater Jtotary Club has achieved what has always been believed to be im possible a 100^ meeting and July 27th was the dayi we tiy for two?????? CongratulationsiJ Shall Attendance for July was 90.86^ which places the club in 2nd place -tdth clubs of comparable size and 7th in District 636. Ralph Toupalik*s Rotary-Ann, Irene, wins the candy bar or dairy queen or? as she called your editor early last Saturday and told him that the poem mentioned in last week*8 bulletin was vjritten by Dorothy Swen, the daughter of a Grand Rapids Rotarian, It was "In the Shadow of the Bookcase" and it is printed on page 31 of the August Rotarian, ftead it, it is worth your time, Irene says that she is using it in her classes at Bronson. Many thanks for the knives that were contributed by the club. They were shined up, sharpened and then sent to a Peace Corps member from Branch County who is now serving in Nigeria, Speaking og Nigeria, read the article in the last Rotarian starting on page 31 telling of medical care far different from medicare which is at present very much in the public eye. The cow pasture pool addicts were pretty subdued, uwiy quiet and ^rery reticent regarding the prizes that they won. On Tuesday, Ray Pitts presented V/esley Urch of the Michigan United F\md, Glen Gochenour, President of the Coldwater Community Chest and Floyd Ety, Campaign Chairman for the Coldwater Chest, The speaker was Mr. Stahl Butler, Director of the Michigan Association for Bet^ier Hearing. He told of the work which he is doing and President Fred told your editor that it was extremely interesting and informative. There were Ik absent and 11 early leavers which meant that only 66% of the members were preseht for the program. It seems rather too bad when a speaker drives from Lansing that he has to face so many empty chairs. Early leaving is a bad habit to acquire. How many spoke to the speaker before he left? Visiting Rotarians included Vic Lockhart of Montpelier, Ohio; Chad Dyer of Columbus, Ohio; Walt North of Battle Creek; Nelson Ross of Indianapolis and Ray (did you say Roy, John?) Smith of Bronson, Next week the club WILL MEET AT THE FIRST Wi\RD SCHOOL and not at the Elk's Temple, The club vxill have as it's guests the h-H Club members who are exhibiting at the Fair, President Fred has asked that all members attend. In the past, the attendance at these meetings has been very small. It is a project that the club has sponsored for many years and the kids feel that they are getting some recognition for all the work that they have put in during the year. If the club is to continue this project, let us support it, Paul Thompson will M.C, the program. If the members of a family spoke to each other in the same voice that they use in answering the telephone, there would be less need for family clinics, THE IMPORTANT DATES TO REJEMBER THIS VffiEK ARE AUGUST 9 THRU li^, 1965 County l-H FAIR, The Branch Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregoHona! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 ?. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS ■— Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:20 P. M. UNiON CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FREO CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Tom Collins, Norm Moore Directors—Axner Olson. Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist K. Olmstod, K. Leovonworth BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Student Guests- Rotary informationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Cran Wilcox, A! Butterfieid, ★ Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Employer-Employee Relations— CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Craig Sebald, Conrod Sworl Four-Way Test— General Secretary, Rotary- International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Disi., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. ■ Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews 25—R. Toupalik Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June—1965 10—H. Goodholm 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 17-C. Swart Intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundotion] 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- 8—K. leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22—W, Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D.: Shorno International Student Proieets— 6—K. Peorce ' 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfieid Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundotien— Dick Biringer, Roy Fox Januo'ry—1965. SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore ■ 12—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 4—M. McKeilh n-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken FRED ANDERSON, Director' Paul Hurley, R. Yingling May-1965 November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— e B. Faller, Will Couillard Coinpetilor Relations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mo! Rice, H. Coddinglon Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Den Wright 30—R. Loose April-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loons, Fred Culy at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Awords — Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 6. K. Poorce Program- 16-W. Treat September—1964 Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 18-R. Kcrr Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken March—1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Wm. Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair} Torg Skabo, R. Hawley FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- 23-R. Waldron August-1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Club Bulletin- Woodword. 16—S. Bovee Community Sofoty— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahey, Jahn Etsweiler, Jr. .. President Viee-Prejidonf Seerelary Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon Boys' end Girls' Week- AttendanceClassiifcation- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duone Davidson V. KORhlSTIEN 19-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with anether member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Progrom" Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgpmoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51, N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 270-4486 278-2354 Tom Collins, 18 Charyl Ann Dr.—Bobaro 278-5234 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Mopio Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdoomoor Rd.—Valerie.., 278-2990 ..-1278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foifrield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehctt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora Paul Hurley, 163 Falrflcid Dr.—AlleefT__„_ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia___.___ 278-6517 278-8909 278-6687 273-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 270-6501 " 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. t4o. 2. Tckonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Miiford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261' 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol Nprmahd Moore,. 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta-- -.279-9551 278*6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweii Ct.—Glodys __.278-6278 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 276-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson ... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Erncstine.l 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna...V 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.~Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel.J— 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2451 ST2-5594 .278-5006 27B-5714 Croig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5642 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie..-..278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ....278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Chutgh St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .. 278-4222 .—278-2841 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwaler Loke—Syzdnno.. 276-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Anh— 278-5585 Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 Russell Woldfon, P. O. Box 125-Delio 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phylisi— _...278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .J.1X..1..278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ' .._J78-2d12 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WiImo Worren Williams, Batavia—loMoine— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 'Parsons-.,Ct.—Ruth ...278-5165 Ed IHoltk, 14331. lyopawa Rd., Coldwcter Lake— Janean ! : ...278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elioro 278-6311 Richord Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elairie ,..278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva. 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen ..__._.278-6730 ■■ - • ■ "f : • • ••• The GOLDWATER 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 276-4468 ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry; 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ... ■■ 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDV&TER, NXCH. IHC �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. 4- July ^7,-1965' " * Thursday, Jiily 29 is OLSOK in Norway, ask Torg what it is and he can tell you, Sunday, August 1 is UN/lBHiLNGIGKEITSTAG in Switzerland. It is also the beginning of Lighthouse Week, National Clown Week, (John VJalker take notice), August Sandwich Month begins, and August Lamb Month begins, Monday, August 2 begins National Smile Week, Wednesday, August k is Coast Guard Day, Thursday, August 5 starts Seafood Festival Week and Sunday, August 8 is TISH * AH B'AB (a seegar if you can tell your editor what it is). It is also International Character Day, I wonder just what they mean by an international character? R.I. President C.P.H. Teenstra has provided a guide in planning club activities and projects: Preserve what has proved to be good Discard what failed to succeed Modify what can be improved Extend what merits further development Introduce what was neglected in the past Initiate new plans and activities I suppose that these can be called the New Yearns Resolutions for the incoming presidents of the various clubs for the coming year. These might well be the guide lines to be used by the various committee chairman in outi lining their programs for the coming year. A club president in his message to the members of his club said, "All the success and progress attained during any president's reign must first begin with the willingness and desire of each Rotarian in this Club to 'serve above self," You members who are employers read the article on page 58 of the August Rotarian. Six new Rotary Clubs were formed in the^United States during the month of July bringing the total in the world to 12,078 with 557,250 members. Rotary is like the national debt—it never seems to stop growing. Good reading is a marvelous thing and it is often said, "Heaven help the lonely person who does not read," See how the daughter of a Michigan i^tarian wrote regarding this on page 31 of the latest Rotarian, A seegar for the member who tells your editor to which Club this member belonged. If some Rotary Ann calls we might make that a candy bar or a dairy queen or ? Harold Coddington as progran chairman presented ctobert Kettner, Assistant to the President of the Consumers Power Co. of Jackson who first discussed Nuclear Power and it's developaaat and then went on to relate it to it's use in industry and domestic activities. He followed this with a movie showing the practical application of the power together with pictures of the huge plant at Big ftock, Michigan, A very good program ably presented and interesting, Rotarians visiting the club from Bronson were Glenn Barnett, Morris Wood, Bert Ward, and Neison V/eberj from Hamilton, Ohio John Elwell and from Van Wert, Ohio Dwight Bennett. Harold Coddington had as his .guests Dan Karn, former District Governor from Jackson, and the President of the Jackson ■Notary Club, George Olmsted, Boyd VJiggins had as his guest, Gene V/aples, the new Boys and Girls Club Leader and Red McKnight had as his guest his son Kent and his son-in-law, Jim Clavel, August 10 the club will meet at the First Ward School for lunch NOT AT THE ELKS TEMPLE and will have as their guests some of the i^H Club members, as the U H Fair will be in session and the club is following the usual custom. Next week the club will hear about the Michigain United Fund and the Branch County and Coldwater Community Chests, yir editor has checked and we believe that Ray Pitts is program chairman. A courageous man i&uDii^^lhrjhbvc^BtBelWetooam <aj ^1a«r^eigl^9>6aai^fesand stewed raisins in a dark one, make UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ^ _ ^ Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 'COMMUNITY SERVICE ' DOUG WOOWARD, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classiifcation— Club 19S4-1965 AXNER OLSON I..- FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Viee-President Seerotory CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Treasurer Assistant Sec'v-Treas. Bulletin- Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Awards — C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith. Public Relations- Student Guests- Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary Information— .. Youth—' Cran Wilcox, AI Butterfieid, H. Teeter Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENCILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Donold B. Doubieday, Kalamazoo, Mtch. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno ' 22—A. Butterfieid 29—H. Teeter Ju!y-196S 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Foller LEADERS KEN PUTNAM. Chairman V. Kornslion, Horry Joseph 22-W. Willioms 2P-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox SONG Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 1—Paul Hurley Paul Hurley, R. Yingling • 1—R. Hdwiey (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International information- Trade Associations— Jun«~T965 10—H. Geodholm 17—C. Swart International Student Preiects— Croig Scbold, Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Oecupationol information- 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 3-W. VanAken Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo International Contacts— Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— . 27-T. Collins May-1965 20-Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^^Jpeclal—At the call of the President 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Seboid 13—C. Allemler FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VanAken '13-^R. Patterson October—1964 R. Sweet . April-196S 29-R. Yingling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur . Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF DIRECTORS MfETINGS 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Fred Neor, Bob Rumsey ' (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Scholarship, Student Loans, ProgramFred Culy 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz. VanAken March-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban— Wm. Bobier. (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr . K. Oljnsted, K. leavenworth Membership— 23-R. Woldron : 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— Magazine— 9—C. Bacon August-1964 Torg Skabo, R. Howley Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- February—1965 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^ 26-W. Bobier ' (Rotary Mogozir^e) Duane Davidson : . FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chooge dates with onother member, advise the progrom ehoirmen of the ehongo. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 2/9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, iUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grond St,-Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret--767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Rofh 278-2261 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 273-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jecin William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Borandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, ,31 Edison Ct.-Thclma 278-8086 278-5386 270-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol 279-9551 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Baboro 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli O.—Gladys Raymond Molehahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholi St.-Edno 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Horold Coddington, 324' E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jono Duane E. Dovldson, IS Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox. 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore 279-9471 u Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 _-.^._278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ___278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma--™—. 278-5790 Robert 0. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha_____ John Klein, Box 148—Potricio 276-8840 279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotfa Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Pulnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-De(ia 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Choflcs Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 *..278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellto 278-5842 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Sworf, 471 Morsholi ^f.—Gertrude Howard M. Teotof, 156 Church St.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .-;s - ■li:... . '■ 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9360 278-2979 278-4350 278-4222 278-2841 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrleo-^ Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Worrcn Williams, Batavia—laMoine •Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia.. Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-M33 279-9428 .278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Koltz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, H Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine..' 270-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd;—Elva ___J78-M12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefcheir.."..... .278-6730 irrKs QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, SXCH. PUBLISHED BY 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolle' Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholi St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER h. 278-4229 278-2710 278-4029 ..278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth h' ■ V ^ fredericr: Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-6769 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Croig Seboid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Address ond Relory Agn Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcago-Eiieon 278-2127 278-2947 278-2539 - NAME Webster Treat, R., 3', .Coldwater Lake—Suzqnno IffC �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JULY 20, 1965 This is Butter Barbecue Time, Pickles for Picnic Time and Fr^sh-Up Soda Bath Time. This is Captive Nation Week, National Rabbit Week, Wednesday is Dag Der National Onafhankelyheid in Belgium and Sunday is the beginn ing of National Safety Week. Some of the cow pasture pool specialists in District 636 have promoted a district tournament to be held at the Klinger Lake Country Club on Monday, August 3« The tab is $12 to include green fees, door prize, dinner and a swim in the pool. A dead line of Tuesday, July 27 has been set with reservation to be made (also a check to be deposited) with Norm Moore. Tuesday's visitors included the following Rotarians: Wendell Hathaway and Henry Gomley of Bronson, Melvin Ross of Indianapolis and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio. Other guests included "Miss Branch County" Marcia Enos and her chaperon Mrs. Keith Pearce. Fred Weeks had as his guest his son Major Fred V/eeks, Jr. and Fred Culy had as his guest his nephew Gordon Morlan of Largo, Florida. John Dean as program chairman presented the Little League ball players who will be competing in the All Stars game at Kalamazoo this week end. The following boys had lunch with the club? Russell Belt, Dick Murdock, Bob Biringer, Craig Kilgore, Jim Olmsted, Mark Zinn, Jim Hauska, Dale Parshall, Greg Lowe, John Swanson, Danny Watson and Mitchell McCullough. Bill Murphy is to play also but could not ^.ttend on Tuesday. John gave a resume of the Little League Program'in Coldwater. Both John and Duke Davison are involved in the All Stars game. Next week Harold Coddington as program chairman will present Robert Kettner, Assistant to the President of Consumers Power Company, who will discuss Nuclear energy and its application toward peaceful purposes. The best wishes of the club go with Chuck Schmitt on his new job in Detroit. He deserved his promotion but we will bet he would rather live in Coldwater. Which club in Michigan has a project which is described in the July ROTARIAN to help the high school library? A "seegar" to the first one who calls your editor. Read "Speaking Out" in the July ROTARIAN. well worth your attention. It is on pages 26 and 27 and is The new President of Rotary International is C. P. H. Teenstra of Amsterdam, Holland. He is a physician who graduated from Gronigen University in I930. His field has been tuberculosis. He has been a Rotarian for 25 years, has been Club President, District Governor, Director of Rotary International, Chaiimian of ENAEMAC and 2nd Vice-President of Rotary International. He is the first President from the Netherlands. His Rotary Ann comes from Vingaker, Sweden where they were married. More about them next week. These pointed shoes women wear are good for one thing; stepping on bugs in corners. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER^ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore Claiiiifcatian— OFFICERS Horvey Bent BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Presldonf Viee-Presldenf Seerelory Treosurer Assislant Sec'yTreas. Director*—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmifl. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Pattersorr — Organhl Student Guests- Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 ttoon INTERNATIONAL ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, lllinoi* Governor, 636 Diti., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— Inlernotionol Student Projects— Don Shoroo, Roy Patterson Four-Way TestRay Pifis, Mark Andrews Occupational Infarmotion— Rotary .Foundotion— Dick Bifingor, Ray Fox SONG Paul Hurley, R. Yingling V. Kornsticn, Horry Joseph Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkincn 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox - 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddingion • January—1965 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN - ~ " 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon Trade Asseeiations— 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Craig Sebotd, Conrod Swart 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 International Informotion— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph international Contocts- BOB NAGLE, Director ■pecial—At the coll of the President SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— 8. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart R, Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins May-196S November—1964 Cran Wllcox, Al Butterfield, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of ooeh month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Polterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Aliemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddingion Sorgeant-at-Arms— April-196S October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKetth Public Relotiens— 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingling Awards — H. Teeter BOARD (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K, Peorce ProgramFred Cuiy Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VoaAken March—1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Wm. Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magasine— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waidron August—1964 4-0. Dally Crippled Children— Ray Mulehohey, John Etsweller, Jr. 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Deon, February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26—W. Bobier Duane-Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) . F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you v/ish to chonge doles with another member, advise the program choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the detolTs. • FRED CULY, Program Choirmon Tolcpht Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 : Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C, Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison. Ct.—Theimo Harold Coddingtori, 324 E. Chicago St.—Veto Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Mbnroo St.—Imogono Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 273-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 _-278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopfe Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2618 278-8609 John Etswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholt St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5313 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Looore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .-278-8909 Coflo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6501 Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 270-2127 Tekonsha—Morgorct—767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzonno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann -__-278-5585 E. Ken loovenworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ' Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-6850 278-2261 -278-2947 279-9551 Normand Mooro, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan.. 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Werner VonAkon, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Waidron, P. O, Box 125-Delia 278-5512 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. B. K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2790 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson—llllion ST2-5594 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2539. 278-2979 278-6161 278-5006 Craig Sebatd, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise —278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, '163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 M. Jefferson St.—Susie.i.. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-5714 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel — .__278-516S Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen,. 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn________278-678B John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-5790 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie——278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 •Marshall St.—Gertrude-. .278-4350 Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-, Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronco Rd.—Arlene Howard K. Swon, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elva Howord M. Teofor, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148-PatrIcIa 278-8840 279-9551 278-4222 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia——278-2841 vJ.: it •7 ? 'i . The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR • r-- " . I '• I FREDERICK H. tEfKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, C0LDIA7ER, HICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 279-9428 .278-5033 278-446B 278-6393 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshaTi St.-Edna_ 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyli** Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren WilRams, Botovia—LaMolne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice— XNC i': .. .278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .._.278-M12 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 13, 1965 This is Odor Control Month, Raisins For Outdoor Fun Time, Rye Bread Sales Month and Summer Time Salad Time has arrived. Tuesday wvening was La Retraiteauxflam- beaux in France. Today, Wednesday, is Bastile Day in France and tomorrow is^ St, Swithin's Day and if it rains on that day it is a legend that it will rain for forty days. Let's hope it is fair. Friday is the beginning of International Brick and Rolling Pin Contest. Teams from Stroud, Ontario; Stroud, Canada; Stroud, England; and Stroud, Australia compete. Sunday begins Shiv' Ah B'Tammuz. More next week if I can find out. A tip of the hat to John Etsweiler for the very fine job that he did in writing your bulletin. While he was slaving away on it I was sitting on a cushion in a boat in the middle of a lake in the middle of nowhere. It was so much fun I believe that I will go back. Good fishing and not even a newspaper for a week. Tuesday's program, as presented by Boyd Wiggins, told the club of the bureaucracy in Washington and how it operates. From the notes that John gave me, it must have been a sobering experience and it is only by the American way of life and individual enterprise that democracy has been able to survive, John apparently felt that the goal is to take from those who have and give it to everyone whether they have or not. Someday the honeymoon will be over and then we will begin to pay thru the nose whether we like it or not. (The last statement is mine.) From reports, your editor's son did O.K. in his description of his experience at Camp Emery, We, as a family, appreciate his selection to represent the Coldwater Rotary Club. Many, many thanks. •0 Visiting Rotarians on Tuesday included Len Kaskey of Sylvania, Ohio; Dale Ulrey of Goshen, Indiana; Charles Dyer of Columbus, Ohio and Nelson Weber and Kenneth Gunthorpe of Bronson. There were 14 members absent on Tuesday. 8 made up. Last week 16 were absent and only If the attendance is to improve for July, we had better get on the ball and be making up. If any of the members go to the northern peninsula this summer it will be worth their time to stop and see the reconstruction of old Fort Michilimackinac, The old site is being gone over by archeologists and they are finding many artifacts. We have a new President of Rotary International, a New District Governor and a new Club President. May they all have a good year, but his can only be done if the membership lives Rotary each and every day. In the article beginning on page 10 of the July Rotarian, our new president asks some questions, one is why is it that Rotary must take in 12 new members in order to make a net gain of two members? ffhis is because of the 10^ loss in membership each year. The other Question is: Why do 17^ of the clubs have less than the required 25.members? I believe that this is becuase clubs have been started in towns that do not have enough business men in them to have more than 25 members- Some of these clubs, altho small, are thriving and are a lot of un. Next week, John Dean will present 14 members from the 8 teams of the Little League in Coldwater and will tell of their activities. And then there was the secretary who was complaining that she had typed so many letters during the day that she ended up her prayers at night with "Yours truly". Ray Muchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M, BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ^7 ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cofe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Mooro PresldonI FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE VIce-Presideni Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Wm. Progrom— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Youth— Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President ^ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evansfon, Illinois Craig Scbold, Conrad Sworl Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Diit., Rotary International Trade Associations- CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazao, Mich. The above e is programs , 25—R. Toupalik Jttne-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 2P-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox International Student Protects— Don Shorno, Roy Patlersbn Rotary Foundotion- Jurv-1965 ■ 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 Dick Birlnger, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R, Moore 12—0. Davidson 19—A, Faller 26-W. Bobier SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlen, Horry Joseph 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Poul Hurley, R. YIngling 4-M.iMeKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Cornpetitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 27-T. Collins May-1965 27—Lcs Woodward FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Fallef, Will Coulllord April—1965 October-1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleid, VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 15-F. Weeks 29—R. YIngling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Naglo, Don Wright' 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Rotary InformationH. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Student. Guests^ (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy 2—K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Public Relations- Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Dobier Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VaaAken Morch-t965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban— Magozlne— (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—8. Wiggins (4H Fair) Club Bulletin- FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Ray Mulchahey, Jahn Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OlSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-196$ 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-196S ROTARY Duane Davidson. FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN (Rotary Magozlne) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER our program schedule for the Rotory Ycor 1964-65. if you wish to change dates with onothcr member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. 767-7508 Harvey G. N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen William Bobier. 280 Grpnd St.—Margaret 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto Che.slcr L. Allemier, R. ,R. 4, Coldwalcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIa Bent, 51 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane-Jane J 278-6821 27B-8086 278-5891 278-4436 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehott St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Volcrie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfiold Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Boraforo..-278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Foul Hurley, 163 Foirfisid Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 14B—Patricia 1 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 .278-8840 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily No. 2. 278-6850 Tekonsho—Margoret 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzenno 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Wprner VanAken, R. R. 2—Giddys 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-4229 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witmo Warren Williams, Botavia—LaMoine... 278-2539 279-9360 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha - 278-6769 Fred H. Weeks, R, R. 4-Beatriee _._J78-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia—.x_.l i 278-4424 ! 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ... Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-6161 278-2790 Robert O. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Mel Rice, 278-2979 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson-lillion Donald Wright, 21 ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise- 276-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-NeMie 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude.—- Howord M. Teeter, 156 ChuVeh St.—Morion— 278-4350 278-4222 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Jonean 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Eioine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen._.. X- . t '. ir REFLECTOR rREDERICK ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. R. ItttKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDfATCR, ttCH. INC. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro . • PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 ..278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS i The COLDWATER 278-5033 .....278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.-x—.278-2341 : - ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2710 ..278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -'.jr., I VUking Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Si '• I- 278-4198 ..278-5412 ..278-6730 �''He Profits Most wi ? Serves Best'* The COLDWATER K->tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLi; Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the i A. 'Xr July 7, 1965 Since the substituting editor of your Rotarian does not have Ifey*s book of facts concerning what special month, week or day this period holds, let the sub submit the following: Fred Culy*s Etotary Year; Have Fun, Ray Week; and this weekend Thanks to Ax, welcome to Fred relaxed and smiling, Fred looks year as prexy is the toughest. Be Good to Yourself Mbnthj Gome Back, Come Back, Ray Day, as another Rotaxy Year begins. Ax looks and looks, Don*t xrorry, the first Have you Rotarians looked at your Four-Way Test desk plaque recently and wondered how far it is being followed in everyday life? If not, read it here; Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it buildOOODliJIIL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIA.L to a1 T concerned? Look at advertising and labeling today, look at action (or lack of it) by our state legislators, and look at rezoning action in Coldwater and you will see a few examples that would certainly flxink the TEST. The question is: can Rotarians do anything about it, will they, and how can it be accon^lished? An intriguing question, eh? If Bent, Bovee, Coddington, Collins, Davidson, Hawley, Joseph, Kennedy, R. Loose, Mulchahey, Patterson, Geo. Pierce, Ifel Rice, Sebald, Treat and Weeks woxild be sure and make up before Tuesday, Prexy Fred can start off with a 100^ meeting, up, so far. Monday at Quincy woxiLd do fine, if you haven* t made Thanks, Les Woodward for the five pen knives in response to Bay Mulchahey*s plea. Bob Nagle put one in the pot, too. Thanks, How about the rest of us? Duke rumor has it you had an Eagle on Eight. Isn*t that the same as am eagle on three? It*s two strokes xmder par. Did you buy? Thanks to program chairman Keath Pearce, a lot of Rotarians (and golfers) were able to cover a lot of acres touring the tremendous Federal MogiQ- operation here in Coldwater, Bob White and his team have a terrific operation behind that brick and glass face that they show to West Chicago Road, it to believe it, You must see /mdy Henry, one of the team, made it a pleasant and enlight ening hour for our foursome. Thanks. Those who missed the tour were the losers of the day. Next week. Carlo Heikkinen has the program, Terry Mulchahey will make a brief report on his experiences at Camp Emoiy. The program will be given by Boyd Wiggins whose topic will be "Testifying in Washington, D.C." A la Bobby Baker? Golfer (in trap): "The traps on this course are quite annoying, aren't they?" Bob Nagle (trying to putt): "They sxire are. Woxild you mind closing yours?" Dick Moore teed up, eyed the distance to the green and announced, "A drive and a putt will do it," Then he swung but the ball travelled only a few yards. His caddie handed him the putter, remarking brightly: "This putt will be worth telling the boys about." Aren't you all lucky that Ray is going to be gone for only a week? John Etsweiler You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotional Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Reitauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore Boys' and Girls' Week— Charles Bacon, Al Rice Clossiflcolion- Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R- Hawtey Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ElECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON Fellowship- PresidenI FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES 5CHMITT JOHN KLEIN John Walker, Bob Loose Magozine— Vice-President Secrefory Treasurer Assistant Sac'y-Treas. Program- OF DIRECTORS at 12:00 noon ^ Buyer-Seller Relations— " Special—At the call of the President > B. Fallor, Will Couillard Dick Moore, Rolph Toupaltk Emoloyer-Empieyee Relations- PresidenI Rotary Internotional CHARLES PETTENCILI - Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J, A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Information- Red McKnIghl, Art Lyons ' SONG 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peorco 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wllcox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph Julv-1965 15—D. Shorno 22-A. Butterfield Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Trade Associations— 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Rotary FoundotionDick Biringer, Roy Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomaxoo, Mich. 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsoy 22-W. Williams December—1964 International Student Projects- Croig Sebold. Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 25—R. Toupalik Juno—1965 24—H. Joseph Internotional Contacts- Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 18-T. Skobo (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director International 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director * May-1965 November—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sobald 13—C. Aliemier 20-Me1. Rice 27—Los Woodword Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfieid, Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS April-1965 29—R. Yingling Youth- H. Teeter BOARD 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeiih Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy Awards — Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. 25-N. Moor# September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Cuiy (Rotary's Annlvorsory) Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsted 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pcarco Public Relations- 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally n-B. Wiggins {4H Foir) Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Doily, les Wise, Frill VanAken 2-R, Fox 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August—1964 Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth Wni. Bobior Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Cuty, Chorles SchmitI, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ROTARY Rural Urban- Membership— Fobruory-1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogazine) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge doles with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kolhryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Horvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6821 278-6086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 .-278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 t4. Honchetf St.—Charlotte 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison. Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora...278-8909 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 369 Grand St.-Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha______„.. John Klein, Box 148—Potrirtn 278-8840 .„_„...279-9551 , NAME Address and Rotary Ann ' Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ,.278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Morgoret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4~Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila— Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annotfa- 278-6769 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Susanna _-278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Woroer VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotriee 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ____278-2710 278-5078 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy :i_.__.278-2612 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshoii St.-Edno— 278-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.— B. K. Poorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-6341 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cello 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St— __.278-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Roth____ 279-9428 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161- C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn— Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 iyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake- 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro 278-8942 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva.____.278-5412 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Crond St.—Retho 279-9360 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel- 278-2790 Loke—Rita Donald V, Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-rLoulse 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene ,.278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sti—Marion_____ E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—VIrgtnio 278-4222 278-2841 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-W!lma Worren Wlllioms, Bolovlo—LoMolne 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 MorshalJ St.—Polly __278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Jo neon John Walker, 33 278-5165 __.278-S091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Dougherty—Gretehen 'c-i-CTCv TCt'i .\.0' "T The COLDWATER JUL O H. 278-4468 Robert G. Yingiing, 21 Scotl-iNatolie .1. j'-JsJ FRCDI-RICK 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson'St.—Susie ..i').' Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4029 fWS QUALITY SPRTNq;pRODUCTS, INC COLDIATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome m „.278-4198 ___..278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club iii the'lJ. I * «k;. June 29> 19^5 July has been set aside as Hot Dog Month, National Iced Tea Time and as National Odor Control Month, as stated last week this is Save Your City Week, on July 1, l8iJ-7 the first United States Stamp was issued. Thursday, July 1, is also Dominion Day in Canada which corresponds to our July 4th. If you are interested, this is Hillbilly Home Comming Week at Maryville Tennessee. Sunday is July 4th so break out your flag and display it. Tuesday's meeting was the last one presided over by our outgoing President Axner Olson. Clyde Williams, as a past president, presented him with a past president's pin and badge, we believe that he has had a good year with a lot of growth of the club. Fred Anderson as the new Vice President for I965-66 was presented with the gavel ty President Axner in the absence of incoming President Fred Culy, who is in Dallas. No one mentioned the town in which Dr. Stokes practiced medicine and so nm one won the "seegar". The offer is still good for the next meeting. See your June Rotarian. The need for pen knives, scout knives, hunting knives, even switchblades, is still with us. Won't the members go thru their desks and look at home and, if you have anything to contribute, bring them next meeting and leave with John Etsweiler. Your editor is taking to the woods next week, no radio, no T.V., no tele phones, no traffic and no baths, back to the primitive on an island. Etsweiler will be doing the bulletin. John Please pass your dope along to him. Visitors at Tuesday's meeting included Hugh Fritz of Jackson, Morris Wood, Bob Pennell, Wendell Hathaway and Bert Ward of Bronson, Dick Biringer had as his guest Charles Bristol of Coldwater. Eleven early leavers (too many) missed a very good program presented by Howard Teeter. It was a set of beautiful slides showing Michigan scenes and industries together with a narration, Howard also passed out some check lists so that members might find out how many of the scenes shown had been visited by them. Your editor batted 70^, how did you do? Apparently there will be no Rotary Golf Tournament unless some one promotes it. Why don't some of the cow pasture pool enthusiasts stir themselves and promote one for Coldwater? In the past it has been enjoyed by the members and should be continued. Keith Pearce has next week's program and he has promoted a trip thru the Federal-Mogul plant. Lunch will be as usual at the Elks and the members will leave from there. Keith asks that you allow a little extra time as the plant cannot be seen in less than an hour or more. Congratulations to our new District Governor Dick Bucknell, We hope that he has a profitable and productive year, A bachelor always hopes that his courting plans go thru without a hitch. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSOAIE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. t JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri'Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVUCE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB President Vice Prcsidont Seerelary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN . Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Andersort, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Program- Youth- * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 8. Foller, Will Couillard 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart SERVICE Craig Scbold, Conrad Swort Rotary Foundation— General Seerelary, Rotary International George R. Meant, Evanston, Illinois Rciy Pills, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donold B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. Trode Associations— SONG 29—H. Teeter July-1965 6—K. Pearce 15—0. Shorno', 13—C. Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox ■ 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19—A. Foller 26—W.,Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman. V. Korn'stien, Hdrry Joseph 22-W. Williams 22—A. Butterfield' ' Dick Birlnger, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingltng 15—R. Rumsey , f—Poul Hurley International Student ProteclsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Woy Test— Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth B-L/Wiso:. < Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 1—R. Hawloy (Rotory December—1964 . International Information- Competitor Relations- June-1965 (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J.,A-Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations- 35—R. Toupalik November—1964 International Ccnifacli— ' ll-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NA6LE, Director 4-M. McKclth 27—Les Woodward i . .R. Swe.ef ...v,: i.'., Bob Nogle, Don Wright Buyer-Seller Relations— Mav-1965 20-Mel. Rice Crah Wilcox, Al Butterfield, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemlcr Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-at-Armi— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKeilh Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon Special-At the coll of the President Awards — Rotary Informotion— Ernest lusc. Chuck Woodward, • 30—R. loose Aprll-1965 29-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Fred Culy 16_W. Treat (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- H. Teeter MEETINGS 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, MembershipOlin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsfcd 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) n-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) 1B-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsled, K. loovenworth Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— 23~R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Torg Skabe, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Woodword. August—1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Horvey Bent Wm. 16—S. Boveo Charles Bacon, A! Rice Classiifcation- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS Boys' end Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS 8Y ELECTION February-1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN y' SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rofory Magozlne)" ' Duane Dovldson ' F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge dates with another- member, odvise ihe progrem chairmon of ihe chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coidwcter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N;.'Circle-Dr.-rEithor Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seten Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2654 William Bobier, 280 Grand St,—Margaret Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 278-2990 27B-5234 278-6054 279-9471 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekon'shd-Morggrel—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helcn^ 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home-^aro! 279-9551 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson 279-9492 Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. l-W5lmo K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno 278-2539 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelIa Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred 278-5078 Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine; 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 27?;9360. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison' Cf.—Lorraine 1.278-6316 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8340 279-9551 ).:--ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Gtond St.—Phyllis ..278-5006 Chorles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barget __278r5714 Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donold V. Shorno, .156 E. Chicago St.—Lauise Icslje Woodward,,163;Marsholl St.—Polly ' HONORARY MEMBERS Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefehen .i •?J"; r?. * - ^ ■ , , ' ; lyi;--..::;' C-;.:.:. -■ • z.ijOq %'Jfh HJpfj :: jv pc if wr;). -v.. '-UlSJCl-.-. - -.ryi.J';": ..v- ; . • • ^..p /iuv:-- • The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR ■I- FREDERICK PUBLISHED BY of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome ,278-5165 278-4350 j.' ■Ai-.) i aupjT'';.-':-.:.; ROTARY CLUB 278-4468 278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague, St-—Hazel I L'U :.C i'-i.'." . . 278-5033 Donold Wright, 2t'N.'Jefferson'St.—Susie Ed Holtz, 14361 lyobawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jqneon • Art Lybn, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro— Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia •- II 278-5033 —279-9428 .278-8318 278-5842 Conrad SwarC 471 MaPshall St.—Gertrude ; 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163. Marshall St. 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Ri,Jackson—Lilljan, - 278-8238 278-2790 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd„ R. R. 2-Nel1i# John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia __278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoft—Natalie 278-6161 E. Chieogo St.-MobeL Worren Williams, Batavio—laMolne Douglas Woodward,-20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— 278-6517 Kenneth Putnam, 11 , Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2979 278-6341 278-5475 278-5318 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo™— 278-4159 278-4029 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6788 Fred H. Weelts; R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-2710 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchefl St.—Charlotte, Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Dorls-i 278-6687 278-4229 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn 276-5585 Russell Woltlwni P. O. Box,125-Della Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-6598 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-5554 278-4243 278-6278 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara,..278-8909 Fritz VanAken, 65' E. Chieago St.—Mary Ann— Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys .i_-.278-6769 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Phone No. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna__ Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.-Annetta Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valeric NAME ' Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573. W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDfATCR, SIGH. IKC 278-5091 278-6311 ___278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.^S. A. JUN 2 2 1965 This is Swim for Health Week, it is also Barnum Festival Week (John Walker take notice and on Saturday the day the membership receives this there is to be a Devil's Square Dance Festival at Hell Michigan, (if you attend you re ceive a Hot Foot Badge and a Damn Stompers Button). Next week is Save your City Week. -j Dear Cousin Muley: I don't know what is the matter with Coldwater but apparent ly no one pays im?.ch attention to National Flag Day or Flag Week. Even the city forgot about Flag Day until it was over. On Monday June 1^ which has been National Flag Day for many years there were only 15 flags displayed on Marshall Street from State St. to Chicago St. Some of the people seem to forget that the National Flag is the symbol of the country to which every one should be grateful for the free life that they lead. Don't forget next year to put out your flag on the proper day. Your Uncle Gully. Attendance for May was doxm as you were told by Tom Collins on Tuesday, it was only 89.ii-9^ which places our club 19th in the district and 7th in the 16 clubs of comparable size. We can do better than that. Speaking of attendance, your editor counted the early leavers on Tuesday and 25^ of the members present left early. It is a bad habit to acquire and should be broken. We don't Imow how many apologized to the speaker for leaving early. Did you? Tuesday's visitors included Flint Harding Jr. of Denver Colorado, John Williams of Quincy, John Elwell of Hamilton Ohio and Dwight Green, Wendell Hathaway and Lloyd Phillips of Bronson. Your editor's son reported that he had a marvelous time at Camp Emery, he said that never had he heard so many inspiring spealcers in such a short time. We also took up with us the boy sent by the Quincy Rotaiy Club, Larry Marvin. ROAR stands for Rotarians Of Amateur Radio! ship about it on Tuesday. that it would come this quickly. name. Ken Leavenworth told the member V/e knew it would happen sometime but did not believe Ken has now become a number and has lost his He is W_8 A J S, John Visosky, a new member, was introduced to the club by President Axner Olson. John is the music director at the Coldwater High School. He lives with his Rotary Ann and their tuo preschoolers at 66 Sonet Lane. Warren Williams, as program chairman, introduced Larry Boger of the Agriculture Economics Department at Michigan State University who discussed the Perspective of Rural Michigan from now until 1980. Michigan is most fortunately situated for growth and development and certainly has a great future. Kow3Td Teeter next week will follow up Roger's speech with a program on Mich - igan. other. We don't know whether they got together but one will compliment the We understand that the program in new and just off the desk of the orginator. A "seegar" to the member that can tell your editor the name of the toim and the state in which Dr. Stokes, mentioned in the June Rotarian, practiced medicine. And then there was the gal who was buying a washing machine and asked the salesman, "Is the motor sealed in so that my husband cannot monkey with it?" Ray MuLchahey snng Clubs You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighbonrtg MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY ~ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- FRED PresidenI CUIY Vieo President ERNEST W. LUSE Soereiory CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treosuror Assistant Sec'y-treas. FellowshipJohn Woiker, Bob Loose Mogazine— Wm. Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Bayd Wiggins, Scholarship, Student loans. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Public Relations- Student Guests- Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary Information- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month , DISTRICT 636 ROTARY President Rotary Internotionai CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Genera] Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 4-M. McKcilh 11-H. Bent 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorao , ; 27—A. Butterfield ' 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Coddington January-196S Dick Birlnger, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore SONG •12—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE LEADERS 19-A. Fqllor KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations— 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph international Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Way TestRay Pills, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundotion) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph. Toupalik 1—R. Hawley (Rotory 17—C. Swart International Information- Employer-Employee Relations— June-1965 10—H. Goodholm Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Couillard 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Competitor RelationsINTERNATIONAL 27-T. Collins Moy-196S 18-T. Skabo R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director •k 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 27—les Woodward Gran Wilcox, AI Butterfield, Sergeani-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ Special—At the call of the President April-1965 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, at 12:00 noon 30—R. Loose Youth- H. Teeter • BOARD 8—J. Kennedy October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Membership— Olin Dally, Lcs Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 25-N. Moore (Rotary's Anniversary) March-196S 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, AI Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964>1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce— Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY ' (Rotory Mogazine) Duane Davidson . F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirmon of the chonge. Merhbers having special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may oppoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairmon - Telephone 279-947!. . ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chc.sfor L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. N. Circle Dr.-Esfher 2^-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2W0 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Bent, 51 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6821 278-8086 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 273-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie 278-8609 273-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirficld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehott St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfiold Dr.-Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn__ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha__„_ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6517 278-8909 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. ■2. Tekonsho—Morgaref Ernest W. lose, R. R. 4-Roih 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russcil F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohoy, 175 E. Peari St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 .279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Poarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—MabeLC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 ST2-5594 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-5512 278-5006 278-5714 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorran^e Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia \ , ■ •: •' Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTIma 278-8238 Warren WiMioms, Batovia—LoMoine "■ Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio......^.:.^.— 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth... Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly ..279-9428 ....278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie — 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nololle—.— _.._278-M93 ' HONORARY MEMBERS Art Lyon, II Park PI.-Elzora Janean 278-5091 .__278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen .._..278-6730 v'j.:-'.. ' ■; « - ; ■ 278-5165 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine JU1 M'-t- M 1965 : FREDERICK fECKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IMC. COLDWATER* MIOH. of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Tinie: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-6316 __278-43S0 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 V. PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 278-8318 \ ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice .'l. ■■li.jL ■ ■ Phono No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sproguc St.—Hazel Ed Holfz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—.—278-5842 Torg Skobo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie NAME Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwater Lake—Suzanna ; �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 15, 1965 This is National Hone Permanent Month (Rotary Anns please note), Portable Radio Month, National Reg Weed Control Month, National Recreation Month and Summertime Banana Month, It is National Flag Week, National Little League Week and Milk for Summertime Vitality Week. Saturday, the day the members will receive this, it is the day of the New Oxford Art and Craft Show and Flea Market at New O:cford Penna. Sunday, June 20 is Father's Day (we will expect to see some new ties and sport shirts at next week's meeting). Read about a Michigan Rotarian and the ^-Way Test on Page 6 of the June ROTARIAN, We will expect Ken Leavenworth to tell us of ROAR next week. Last week we did not have sufficient space to mention that Reo Goodwin who sells Sherwin-Williams Paints was admitted to the club. Also we wish to give a tip of the hat and a hearty thank you to Paul Hurley, a former Rotarian, and the Federal-Mogul Company, for addressing and mail ing of the weekly Bulletin. Without their help there would be no bulletins mailed. Tuesday's visitors included the Reverend Mr. Charles Asborn of Kalamazoo, who was a charter member of the Coldwater Rotary Club. He told of arrang ing for a visit by Paul Harris, the founder of Rotary to Coldwater. Other Rotarians visiting included Wendell Hathaway of Bronson, Melvin T. Ross of Indianapolis and John Sundquist of Monmouth, Illinois. Phil Ribble of Coldwater v;as also a visitor. ' Paul McKee, Manager of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce, introduced eleven pulchritudinous young women who are contestants in the "Miss Branch County" Pageant. The group included Linda Blasi, Marylyn Burnside and Joyce Bopp of Bronson; Brenda Davis and Mary Minck of Union City and Sue Myers, Valorie Seitter, Laura Loud, Carolyn Read, Gretchen Gottschalk and Marcia Enos of Coldwater. Two other contestants could not attend. May the best gal winl Bob Rumsey presented a marvelous film showing big game hunting with bows and arrows in Africa. Truly it was wonderful. Howard Swan read his ROTARIAN for May and won the "seegar" offered by your editor. Next week Warren Williains will provide the program and tells us that the speaker will be Larry Boger of the Agricultural Economics Department of Michigan State University. Wednesday your editor' s son Terry went to Camp Emery where he will attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Training Conference. If any of the club members saw a recent "20th Century" program on the Kinderdorfer program in Austria you will be interested in knowing that its founder Herman Gmeiner is a Rotarian. The only worse thing than hearing the alarm clock in the morning is not hearing it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church ~ Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OlSON - FRED CULY President Secretary Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulehahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose Vlce Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 Assistant Soc'y-Troas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Program- Student Guests- Fred Ncor, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS Youth— at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director * ^ INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will Couillard DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary inlernalional CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Informotion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 24—H. Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 2P-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley . International Student Projects- Pou! Hurley, R. Yingling . 6—K. PeorcB ;-13—C. Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 29-Q. Wilcox • 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 Dick Birtnger, Roy Fox LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsticn, Harry Joseph Jury-1965 lf-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfiold Don Shorno, Roy PaHerson SONG 1 —R. Hawley (Rotary Inlern'l Convention) 8—K. leavenworth December—1964 International Contacts- Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonslon, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) •_ Red MeKnight, Art Lyons . Employer-Employee Relotlons— 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 17-C. Swart International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKcith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm R, Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month Mav-1965 November—1964 Cron Wllcox, Al BuHerfiefd, Sorgeant.al-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 27-T. Collins 13—C. Allomier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword Mel Rice, H. Coddlngion H. Teeter April-1965 October—1964 6-C. Sebald C. Helkkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 29—R. Yingling Awards — (Rotary's Anniversary) March-1965 30—R. Loose 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Scholarship, Student loans, 9—C. Bacon 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Woldron 2~K. Olmsfed 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urban- Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace PaHerson — Organist 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsfed, K. Leavenworth Magazine— Woodward. Aogoit-1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bocon, Al Rice Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R, Moore 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier (Rotary Mogozine) Ouane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove Is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladlos' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CUIY, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ^ ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. CItl'cago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-5554 278-5358 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwatcr lake—Suzonna.. Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret__767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Harvey 278-6843 Ernest W. 278-2261 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 G. Bent, 51 ' N. Circle Dr.-Esther._ Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Joan 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Seton Bovee, 278-5386 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Thetmo 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-5234 Harold Coddingfon, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vero 278-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Deon, 59 Rtdaemoor Rd.—Valerie —278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucijle 278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore -.278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbora—278-8909 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma___„_„.278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — 276-8840 279-9551 luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla— 278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 K. L, Olmsled, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 .N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn_____ ..278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd„ Joekson-liinan ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 1 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, -156 E., Chicago St.—Louise... Torg Skabo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Neilie Conrod Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude--.... 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. 278-4222 Robert Sweet, R.'R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.l E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 Russell .Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. Ri ■ 4-Beatrlce Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willloms, R. R. 1-Wllma Warren Williams, Bolavlo—LoMoine 278-4029 .278-2612 278-8238 ..Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson Si.^usle Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalle i Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopa.y/o Rd., Coldwafer Loke— Janean ... Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora..... Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Aver—Elaine Howord K. Swan,.42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo John WolKer, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER At I quality spring products, IRC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICH. 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-2841 FREDERICK H. WEEKS 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ■A Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4229 278-4159 ..__.^8-2710 278-6311 278-4198 ..278-5412 278-6730 �June 8, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved for areiabership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual. Any objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days fron the date of this letter. NAME MAJOR CLASSIFICATION MINOR CLASSIFICATION Bernard Laney Real Estate Real Estate Agency Ernest W. Luse, Secretary �"'ic ^.iT •■ ■ ::-V i Mi . :i;.^cwoI u j ; .17 i a:73": ;•; ■ i-'7v^ -v-i �^ "He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jdae 8^ 1965 !-i,V rAS The joint meeting of the old and the new Boards of Directors was held at Stukey^s Inn on Thursday nighty June 3rd- The board confirmed the sale of the Rotary stand at the ii-'H Fairgrounds to the Eronson Kiwanis Club for 1500.00 The Board also voted to contribute to the Rotary Foundation a sufficient arao^t so as to make Coldwater a 500^ club. For the coming year Doug V/oodward will handle Club Service; Bob Nagle, Vocational Service; Chas, Bacon, International Service; and "Tom" Collins will have Community Service, The new Treasurer will be John Klein; Secretary, Ernie Luse; and Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, John Etsweiler# Over the years the Coldwater Rotary Club has made sizable contributions of funds to community projects, A few of these were |2,lr00.00 for the ranger cabin at Camp T, Ben Johnson Boy Scout Camp; |2,200,00 to the roadside park at the west entrance to town; and |l,UOOeOO to the Tibbits Theater, Had it not been for Rotary paying taxes and interest in years past, the Tibbits would have been torn down long ago. Chuck Schmitt reported there was a profit of $1,300.00 from the Rotary Show this year. This is smaller than last year due to additional expense. The expenses included $300,00 rent, $100,00 insurance and $176,00 worth of wiring necessaiy before the show could be given. permanent fixture of the Tibbits, The wiring will be A tip of the hat to Bob Sweet who has given unstintingly of time and material with wiring and electrical installations when the shows have been produced, not only this year but in years past. Also, a tip of the hat by your editor to John Etsweiler for his help in getting rw'j the bullet:n this year, "Thanks a lot, John," Eleven new members will have been admitted to the Club during the year of Axner Olson's presidency, 196U-1965, The board voted to give the follo^wing amounts to various community activities: to the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation, $8C3.C0 (This is the Timm fund which now will have about $8,000,00 total which has been contributed. Twelire students have had loans from this fund to-date. If loans are repaid within one year after graduation from college, no interest is paid. Thereafter, the interest can go on as is at S% per year on the unpaid balance); to the E. Eyron Thomas Memorial Fund, $800,00 (This is a fund to help prospective teachers thru college); to the Tibbits Theater, $t|00,00 (In the past the club has helped a great deal x^ith contributions of money, work and material to this particular project), A tip of the hat to Torg Skabo in bringing 192 trailers to the Wally Byam Caravan Club roundup last weekend at the U-H Fairgrounds. If you scratch a community activity you uncover a Rotarian, ^•5 This week Ken Leavcnworth told us of the merger of the Climax-Molybdenum Company with the company making carborundum. It was beyond your editor. Next week Bob Ri.msey has a film showing Bow and Arrow hunting in Africa, Many of us x-jould be delighted to pay as we go if we could only catch up from paying as we've gone. Ray Piulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE -■ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuetdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Community SafetyTorg Skobo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON — FRED CULY Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Viee-Presldent ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Treosurer Assistont Sec'y-Treas. Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Progrom— OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy .'r Employer-Employee Relotions— Croig Sobold, Conrad Swort Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 22-W. Williams 29—H: Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-196S 6—K. Peorce 29-C. Wilcox 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington • January—1965 ' 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornslien, Horry Joseph intern'l Convention) 8-L. Wise Rotary FoundationDick Birlngcr, Roy Fox 1—R. Howley (Rotary 8—K. Leovenworth - 15—R-Rumsey 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield International Student ProieetsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Poul Hurley, R. Yingling , December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik June-1965 (Rotary Fourtdotion) 24—H. Joseph • International Information- B. FoMer, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- President Rotary Internotienol 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart . SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director. International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. 4-M. McKeifh 11—H. Bent , - 18-T. Skabo '' 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 ' R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 27-T. Collins May—1965 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butferfiold," VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 'pecial—At the call of the President 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Polterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon April—1965 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Fred Neer, Bob Romsey Rotary InformotionErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward,' 30—R. Loose October—1964 Student Guests- H. Teeter BOARD . . C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Culy Public Relations— 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Leans,. Awards — (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Membership— 2-K. Olmsied 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Rural Urban- Wm. Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 25-N. Moore K. Olmsied, K. Leovenworth John Walker, Bob Loose Magoxine- 23-R. Waidron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11—6. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier Duane Davidson V. K0RN5TIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to .assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwdter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddlngton, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone : 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth. 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha-Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnighl, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russoll F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278- Raymond Mulchohey, 175 B. Pedrl St.—Lila— 278-5078. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicapo—Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted. 70 Marshall St.—Edno 278-2539 Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 278-6054 279-9471 278-2318 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.-Retba Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorcc, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Duono E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spropue St.-Ruth 278-6161 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Liilion ST2-5594 John T. Doon, 59 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchcit St.—Chorlolte 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfiold Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sl.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha________ John Klein, Box 148—Polrlcia 278-5318 278-8909 276-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 _.279-9551 Mel Rice, 1903 279-9360 278-2979 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waidron, P. O. Box . 125-Delia._^-- 278-8942 278-4222 —LBronsoii 369-4024 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 1 278-4424 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry,' 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hazel _._278-5165 Ed Hollt, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora - .278-5091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlylo Ave.—Eiolne 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva_«_„.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Grefchen 278-6730 278-2841 , ee. 34, fRRDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 .^..278-2612 .,.___278-8238 Worren Williams, Batovio-LaMoIne I Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St, Cronston Wilcox,-22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21-Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R..R. 4—Boolrleo j.o;-.. PUBLISHED BY Phone Ne. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicogo-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Robert E. Romsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles SchmftI, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget --276-S7\4 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno— Howord M. Teeter, 136 Church St.-Morion NAME Webster Trep.f..R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Spzanna COLDBATCR, MICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in^the U*. ^ A. • June 1, 1965 This is National Arts and Crafts Month, National Barbecue Month, National Dairy Month and Fight the Filthy Fly Month# It is International Kraut Round Dog Week, Let's Play Golf Week and Portland Rose Festival Week# Friday, June 4-, is Old I4aid*s Day and Saturday is Groundlovdag in Denmark# Next Sunday is Whitsunday and both Sunday and Monday are observed as Shavout, Next week is National Humor Week, Thursday, June 10th, is Poultry Day and on Saturday, June 12th, there is a partial eclipse of the moon (but you won't see it here)# Fred Neer is chairman and promoter for the Ladies Night to be held Tuesday evening, June 15th# It will be a dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Stukey's Inn followed by attendance at "Fantasticks" at the Tibbits Theater# The tab for both is $15#00 per couple# There are over 50 reservations at present so make yours early# (The little woman will love you for taking her.) There will be two District Assemblies this year and these should be attended by the Incoming President, Secretaries and Editarians. It is recommended that the Incoming Vice-President and Classification Chairman attend, too# Saturday, June 12th, is the first assembly and will be held at Albion College# A repeat performance of same will be held Sunday, June 13th, at the Southgate Motel in Kalamazoo. Incoming District Governor, Dick Bucknel], (just back from Lake Placid) will head up the programs. Coldwater was 19th in the district percentage wise in attendance for May with 89.78^. It is not often our Olub falls below 90^ but several times recently it has happened. Coldwater needs to contribute 1^100,00 more in order to be 500^ in Rotary Foundation contributions. District 636 has contributed $126,786.30 in toto and, since Oct. 1, 196^, there has been $17,803.92 contributed# The Lansing Club leads with a 1000^ contribution# The little Japanese girl is going to live with Dr# and Mrs. Kilgore of Michigan Center during the next school year. Dear Cousin Muley: Danged if traffic in Coldwater isn't getting as bad as it is in Boston and that is terrible. The other night I waited for the traffic light to change five times in order to make a left turn from l^arshall onto Chicago Street. It seems that, as busy as those two highways are and with as many accidents as they have on that corner, it might be wise to .put in special left-turn green lights letting you make a turn without getting smashed from behind or sideswiped. I guess I'll have to write someone about it since it ain't right. Sincerely, Your Uncle Gully# Bob Hawley, as program chairman today, introduced Gerald V/eaver, a local teacher, who spoke on local history and heritage and how it can be pre served and enjoyed. Program for next week is undetermined at press time# Just about the time you think you are beginning to see daylight you realize it is coming thru a hole in the roof. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parich House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Rettauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE I964-196S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tonr Collins, Norm Moore Club Bulletin- 1964.19S5 AXNER OLSON FREO CUIY ERNEST W. LUSE — President Vice-PresidenI Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistont Sec'y-Treas. Director*—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodwo rd. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Roy Mulehohey, John Elsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS. Awards — Public Relations- Student Guests- Fred Culy Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^^pecial~Af the call oF the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Mel Rice, H. Coddington Youth— Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfiefd, 20—Mel. Rice 4—M. McKclth 27—Les Woodward 11-H. Bent Four-Way Test— Rofctry Foundotion— General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Occupational Information- 10—H. Goedholm Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations- (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworlh 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter July-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen .22—A. Butterflold 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph ' 1—R. Howley (Rotory 17-C. Swort Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SONG June-1965 1—Paul Hurley CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Paul Hurley, R. YIngling 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 Red McKnighf, Art Lyons Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews 18-T. Skabo December—1964 International Student ProiectsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 3-W. VonAken Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik April-1965 13—C. Allemier Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Feller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- 30—R. Loose October—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 23-A. Lyon 29-R. Yingling R. Sweet Sergegnt-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Leans, March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 B. K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- at 12:00 noon 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggii H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday oF each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. leavenworlh Wm. Bobier Membership— (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Rural Urban- Magazine- 23—R. Waldron August—1964 Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Deon, Horvcy Bent 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boves Charles Bacon, Al Rice ClasslEcolien- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN (Rotary Mogozine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obovc is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Yeor 1964-6S. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Ailemlcr, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kofhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorles Boeon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suionna 278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron. P. O. Box 125-Delia 270-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bea1riee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4159 278-8086 Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandi, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Sulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Baboro 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-6054 279-9471 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St,—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone-Jane 278-2818 8. K. Pcarce. 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine 278-6341 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 276-5909 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grord St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl .Ann Dr.-Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rito 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 __-278-8318 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd.', R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorroncc Rd.—Arlene 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter,'156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 RIthord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret- - Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E, Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairflold Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—.... 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-rEileen 278-2127 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia 278-6769 278-2539 278-6161 278-5842 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Botavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 . L. ..... Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake—Janeon Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eloine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotchen . ..T.-r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I * teCKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, ISC, ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome IICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro . C0LD9ATCR, ..278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel •J' t.-r PUBLISHED BY 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolie -.-276-2841 FREDRRICR H. 278-5033 Donald Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie .- C'' i 279-9428 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly '■'■O 5 278-5585 278-6311 278-4198 .-278-5412 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ; i - ' • ■ m 2g, :3.96g - - ■ • r Last night at the Rotary Infonnation Meeting, Carroll Bames asked where we got the list of the various months, weeks and days which we give in the biu.letin„ Well, it is this way:— there is published by the Apple Tree Press of Flint a yearly book called "Chase's Calendar of Annual Events o" In this are listed all the events for the coining year* Here is an example that we did not publish in last week's bulletin,-— Thursday, Miy 20th, has teen designated as KLiza Doolittle Day (Now who was Eliza Doolittle?) Here is a complete list for this week* Sunday, ffey 23rd, was Craters of the Moon Celebration at Arco, Idaho. Also, World 600 Late Model Car Racing at Charlotte, Norjih Garolinaj Monday was Victoria, or Empire, Day in Canada; Thursday was Ascension Day; Saturday is John F, Kennedy's birthday; the Annual Conference of Jewish Communal Service begins; the Annual Fish Derby at Cascade, Idaho; and Sunday there is a total eclipse of the sxin; it is lUsmorial Day, or Decoration Day, Confederate Memorial Day in Virginia and Gettysburg Memorial Day. (Now you know.) The Rotary Information meeting was an epic in the Coldwater Rotary history, Ernie Luse did a marvelous Job in setting it up and the Rotarians who assisted were outstanding. New members and their Rotary Anns were: Virginia and George Pierce, tfery and Wm. KLass, Sally and Bill Visosky, Susanne and Dick French, Peg and Carroll Barnes, Ruth and Reo Goodwin, Sarah Lee and Paul Thompson, and Olive and Jim Skinner, Also present were Fred and Dorothy Culy, Clyde and Billy Williams, Ernie and Ruth Luse, Duke Dav:x-m:\ and your editor. The various phases of Pbtary were Handled by Howard Teeter, who discussed the History of Rotary; ChickKennedy, who jtold of the Officers, Classification and Attendance; President Axner Olson, who gave details as to Admission; Clyde Williams, who told of International and Vocational Service; and Chuck Woodward, who outlined Community Service. From the favorable reports on last Tuesday's meeting, John Pearson did an excellent Job in discussing bankruptcy. We are sorry we missed it since we might have gotten some pointers. A "seegar" to the member that can tell your editor which two Rotary Clubs in Michigan are mentioned in the June Rotarian. Some time soon we will ask Ken Leavenwoiiih to tell the Club what "EOAH" is. Next week Bill Hawley will present Mr, Weaver from the Coldwater High School who will discuss local history, A tip of the hat to Ken Putnam for the beautification of his lawn and flowers. We wonder if he has heard from Washington. If you have never read "The Rotarian" be sure and read the June issue from "kiver to kiver." It will open your eyes, "A good turn is one that gets the blanket on your side of the bed," Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. President Vice-Presidont Seerelary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Troas. DIreeters—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Willlonis, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst * BOARD OF John Walker, Bob loose Program- at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director ^^peeial—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Interrtotionol CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, programs , NAME Cron Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Evonston, Illinois 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart SERVICE ''24-H. Joseph International Contacts— ' 15—R. Rumsey 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wisp 6—K. Peoree .15—D. Shorno—••• Inlematlonol Student Proieets— 13—C. Heikkinen 72-A. Butterfield Den Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundation. Dick Biringor, Ray Fox ' Jonuory—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 1 —R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'! Convonlion) 8—K. Leavenworth 22-W. Williams December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, Rl Yingling June-1965 (Rotary Foundation] FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 International Information- EmpIoyer.Employee Relations— Cralg Sebold, Conrad Swort Occupatianal information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. The abovee Youth- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Dick Moore, Ralph Toupollk. 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 1S-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- May-t965 27—les Woodward R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6~C. Sebold 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 C. Hclkkinen, Mac McKeith Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Apr>l-196S 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pcarco Olin Daily, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken 16-W. Treot 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans, Ma(ch-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 23-A. tyon 1—C. Woodward Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS 25-N. Moare September—1964 Rural Urban- H. Teeter DIRECTORS 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) 18-R. Kerr K. Olmsled, K. leavenworth Magazine— (Rolory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Crippled Children— Fellowship- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Club Bulletin- 2-R. Fox 9—C. Boeon PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovoe Community Safety— Torg Skabe, R- Howley Harvey Bent BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendonce— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 February—1963 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director ClassificationOFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-63. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the chonge. Members hoving special such at Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee- to assist with the details. FRED CULY,-Program iChoirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemior, R. R. 4,'foldwater-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. NAME -,278-2903 H. Vincent Kornstien; 2^ Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Robert'Loos6—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwater - St. Home—Carol Norman'd Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 —278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys.Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Rierce. St:—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 —278-5234 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.-Edna— ..278-2539 —279-9471 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace- 278-2979 —278.2818 —278-8609 8. K. Pcorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy.Pills, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth —278-5909 —278-6598 —278-5475 Kenneth Putnam, .11 E. CKicogo St.—MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 —278-5318 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—PhyllisCharles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BergetJ Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorle -.278-6821 Harvey G. -.278-6843 _ .278-8086 ..278-5386 -278-5891 —278-4486 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro —278-2854 Wilford Couillard, ^ N. Monroe St.—imogone.. —278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo_- John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.-r-Volerle John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfiold Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-lonore —278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara —278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Folrfiold Dr.—Aileen —278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn_„___ —278-6788 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Axner Olson,.304 Gro'nd St.-^-Retho '.1 Torg Skobo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellte __-.278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia :.279-9551 E. Byron Thomos, 5^ N. Circle .Dr.—Virginia wJ;.-278-2841- OXi . ; \ , • - .Su ■ i ■- a. 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS. Olin Fry,''59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel ! Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. "Swort, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John' Walker, 33 Daughe'riy—Grefehen '.1278-4222 ■■ ..'jic-...t- v**jrc ;o.rrr'. ••• ' I /.-.i.c.r.'cn- 'k; 7^5-; '• '-r'-i is ■■. The COLDWATER itf r- Notary REFLECTOR « .!■; . I FREDERtiSK Hi WEEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIfATCR, IICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome INC. .278-5165 _„_-278-509I ' i 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie yt.- r-'.' ..'.•y-:? '"J'' 278-4424 278-M33 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly . V. . 278-4029 278-2612 -Bronson 369-4024 '. i^ i .■• 278-4159 278-2710 278-8238 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ■ if - Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Choflcs Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeflcr, 156 Church St.—Marlon - Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronsfon Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fr«^ H. Weeks, R.'. R. 4—Beatrice- ; Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss ST2-S594 _. 278-5790 Phone No. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 279-9360 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian: Address and Rotary Ann Fritz Vo'nAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-2261 278-2947 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlhp__„w_-..__ —278-8840 NAME Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 y/. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwqler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6311 __278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest "Cli^hAth^ IM Sc A'. . . ■■ ■ i. T/.' i.'- K. r-*^" This is Country Lamb Month, National Hemophilia Month, Learn to Play Tennis Month(Fred Weeks take notice). New York City is a Great Place to Live or Visit Month, National Tavern Month, and White Bread Sales Month, It is also World Trade Week, National Transportation Week, American Merchant Marine Book Week, National Salvation Army V/eek, Dutchess County Stamp Collecting Week, National Pickle Week and Saturday is National Maritime Day, THIS IS ALSO MICHIGAN WEEK!!!!!!!!!! Monday, May 2^th Don't forget the Rotary Information meeting/that is to be held at Stukey's Inn at 7:30 p-m. for new members, their Rotary Anns and the members who sponsored the new members are asked to attend. Meeting but light refreshments will be served. It will not be a Dinner New members and their better halves should try to make this meeting. The Rotary Show pictures are ready and members who ordered them are asked to pick them up at next week's meeting. Please bring along your check book. There was no attendance taken at Tuesday's meeting due to the barbecue, however i^ you did attend be sure and check in your attendance at next week's meeting. Failure to do so may spoil your 100^ attendance and it will also bring the club average down, Next week John Pearson of the Branch County Credit Bureau will tell us about credit, collections and bankruptcys. Should be interesting and perhaps you may pick up some pointers., According to the clip sheet put out by Rotary International there are now 12,000 clubs in existence in the world. Each month the clip sheet asks a question and then it is answered. This month the question. ^ 'VJhat is meant by International Service?' Those things that a Rotarian can do to advance international understanding, goodwill, and peace consitute international service. This means getting acquainted with people of other countries and learning their cultures, customs, accomplishments, and aspirations, Rotarians can do this thru attendance at conventions, correspondence with persons in other countries and participation in international service activities. Is the Coldwater Rotary Club missing a good program by not using some of the men from overseas that are now in Branch County under the wing of Boyd Wiggins? It seems that HERE IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY going to waste. Some of the members may be going to Washington, D.C, this summer on a vacation and if you should be that fortunate, be sure to read the article on the Smithsonian Institute before you go. It twlls you what you should look for. Don't let the kids see the article or they will make your life miserable. It is in the May ROTARIAN on page 30, What has become of the program endorsed by Coldwater Rotary in trying to assist in preventing 'drop-outs'? Has it died or aren't there going to be any more drop-outs? And then there was the teen-age boy who told his mother, 'I had a talk with Dad about girls and he doesn't know anything about them either."' Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN Secretary Treasurer KLEIN Wm. Assistant See'y-Treas. Awards — Youth- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month SOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. ■ Fred Week5,'J.. A. Kennedy December—1964 3uly-1965 ' International Student Proiecis— Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart Don Shorno, Roy Pottcrson; Rotary Foundation— . , 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox SONG LEADERS V. Kornslien, Harry Joseph 20—J, Dean 27—H. Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 3—Ri Moore 12—D. Dovidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman ■ 111'-j' FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller . 26—W.3obier Duane Davidson ' 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen Janyqry—1965 Dick Birlngar, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 15^R. Rumsey • • 22-W.-.Willidms 29-H. .Teeter j Red McKnight, Art Lyons Trade Associations— Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth ■ " Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik' Ray Pitts, Mark Apdrows . George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 24—H. Joseph , , International Contacts— ' Oeeupolional Information- 1—R. Howley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 1—Paul Hurley General Secretary, Rotary International June-1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director International Information- Four-Way Test- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald 6. Doubleday, Kalamozoo, Mich. 3—W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 8. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— Employer-Employee Relations—. President Rotory International 25—Ri.Toupolik November—1964 • INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer.Seller Relations- Special—At the cell of the President • R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 4-M. McKcith U-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo Cran Wllcox, At Buiterfield, Sergeant-atrArms— Bob Naglo, Don Wright MEETINGS Mey-1965 • 20,-Mel.Rice • 27—Les Wdodword Mel Rico, H. Coddihgfon • H. Teeter 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier Student. Guests- Fred'Necr, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information— ' • • Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Woodward. Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R- Blringer Octdbe'r^l964 C. Hoikkinen, Mac McKeith , fred Culy Public Relations— April-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loons. Program— Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Chorles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 6, K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Frit* VanAken (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Warren Willicms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urbon— Bobicr March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 18-R. Kerr 2S-N. Moore Crippled ChildrenK. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- Presidonl Vice-Presideol (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. FRED CUIY 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waidron August—1964 4—O. Dally Charles Bacon, Al Rice Harvey Bent BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Dovidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Classification— OFFICERS February—196S 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the' Rotary Ycor 1964-65.' If you wish to change dotes with another member, cdvise the program chairman of the change. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detolTs. FRED CULY, Program. .Chairmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 19<t4 NAME Address and Rotary An'ri .NAME Phone No. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay.^.. ..278-2903 L.278-6033 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle' Dr.—Esther , Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean t Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago-Sl..—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BdbaVd--_"-! Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Mor\roe.St.—Imogene 278-5554 278-2261 Wdrner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glddys 278-4243 Russell;Waidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-4229 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl. Ann Dr.—Phyljss 278-2710 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St;—tila— Robert Nogle,.36 W. Pierce St.—Sus,on.,w-., .278-2990 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernesfiire—L. K.-' L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno, Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorkc Ave.—TDorothy.^.L .278-5234 -278-6054 .279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lane—Jane .278-2818 B., K. Peorce, 97 EdTsdn Ct.—Lorrdlne -278-8609 Roy Pitts,'55 N. Sprague St,—Ruth : Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scolf Ave.—Ellen Jo'._ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retbd Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—MarJho___ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia- Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beati'ice.-i..-.-^^.;.i.;.. .278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R: 2-^'Cella...:.:i.U'-ii^; 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshal),St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward; 20 Parsons' Ct.-^Ruth.__ .i-:.278-2790 Robert G. YingMr)g, 21 Scott—h^otoile.—- 278-2451 ._.ST2-5594 HONORARY MEMBERS —278-6687 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—LoulJeTorg Skobo, 165 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ^-.278-5842 278-6316 -278-6788 Conrod Swort, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel 278-5165 Art lyon, 11 Park Pi.-rElzdra. 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4350 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-8942 278-4222 '•■I'-- f." i'.-.'.;) '.j'r : V fj'c; ___.278-M12 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen-——_,..278-6730 ' ' ;. ^ • •-f h ..f ' •}■'■■■■ "'-•■I -: • ■i 278-5091 278-4198 •E. Byron. Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.——278-2841 .... •j.C i'._i C./-; 278-5033 278-4468 „„.278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter loke— ... Jancan„ ^ 278-8318 . Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—J^lene 'Howord M. Teeter," 156 Church St;—Morion 279-9428 . ;> ,—278-5006 278-5714 279-9551 Bronson 369-4024 278-6161 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5790 —278-8840 278-8238 Wor'fcn WiMloms, Batovio—LaMoino Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright,"21 N. Jefferson'StJ-L-Susie Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma._.i;> 278-6341 Robert E. Rumsey, 1.18 Grand St.-Phyllis 278-4159 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy •—276-5078 279-9492 279-9360 ' 278-5585 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. --.278-2979 Kenneth Putndm, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel-'.' Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St'-:-Witma___uJ-i- Fritz VahAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary. Ann -.278-6278 —J C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R; 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanere Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison'Lake—Borbaro ..278-8909 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qutnn Rolph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2539 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N- Circle.Dr.—Groee;. .278-5909 —278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 -278-6517 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Phone No. Ernest W. Lose,'R. R; 4-Roth;-—i-",—^ Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys-.- ..278-4486 .278-2854 Edison Cf.—thefma'-J Address and Rototy Am; Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwafer'Lakh—Soxonno . Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. ;Home—Carol.«.—279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Aitnetta' 278-6769 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine^.. NAME 278-6501 278-6850 Mrlford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson"Sf.-Helen'-—.;-278-2947 ...278-6843 .:278-8086 278-5386 i Phono No. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. TekonsHo—Morgdret—767-7508 ..278-5358 ..278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgomoor Rd.—Moriorlo Addresf and Rotary Aitn H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St;—Dorothyr E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson-;-|rgi!y:;-- Oi^i; ;r. ■ U t.' ''.cC •, ^ I 1 .. . j; TT: I 1 .--I r, . . -u . ' •. •• ■ " J ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR •c. 34 .-•J.; I rACDERtCK H. ftCRS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome COLDfflTta, MICU. �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. May 11, 1965 This is American Bike Month, Car Care Month (Ralph Toupalik take notice). National Foot Health Month and Country Lamb Season. This is Police Week (the State Police Post at Jonesville is having open house), Girls Club Week, National Hospital Week, Mutiple Sclerosis Society Week, National Cotton Week, Annual Foot Health Week and next week end the tulips will be in full bloom in Holland, Michigan. Ernie Luse has announced that on Monday, May Zh- there will be a Rotary information Meeting for new members, their Rotary Anns and their sponsors. The meeting will be at Stukey*s Inn at 700 p.m. Light refreshments will be served after the meeting. Next Tuesday's meeting will not be held at the Elks Temple as usual. It will be Michigan Week and the Rotarians are to attend the chicken barbecue at the park. Be sure to check in your attendance. In event of rain the place Tfill be the former Dodge garage. Monday will be Mayor Exchange Day with Karl Vogelheim, the Mayor of Rogers City, and Mrs. Vogelheim coming to Coldwater and Mayor and Mrs. Fry going to Rogers City for the day. There will be a luncheon at Stukey's Inn at 12:15 p.m. Try to get there. Your editor is sutanitting a picture of Warner VanAken to THE ROTARIAN since he has had 42-1/2 years of 100^ attendance. Watch for its publication. With an average of 50 meetings per year and with 1-1/2 hours per meeting it means Warner has spent 410 eight hour days at'Rotary meetings. Match it if you canl On Tuesday, Carlo Heikkenen pinch hitting for Harvey Bent presented two Cold- water teachers, Mrs, Gladys Davis and Mrs. Ann Hayes, who used projectors to present information regarding curriculum studies dealing with reading and mathematics. Your editor hopes it improves the reading ability of some of the students and the arithmetic ability also. Maybe it will be easier for them to figure their income tax. If it would help your editor to under stand logarithms he might be tempted to go back to school. A tip of the hat to the groups who planned the "Fly In" last Sunday, a grand job well done. 180 new Rotary Clubs have been formed since July 1, 1964. It was On March 29 there were nearly 12,000 clubs in 127 different countries. Read in the May ROTARIAN the section entitled "Opinion". The article on "Upping the Art of Listening" reminds your editor of the program presented several years ago by Judd Perkins, Public Relations Director for the General Telephone Company when he showed Coldwater Rotarians that they did not hear what was said. And then there was the father who was talking to his daughters suitor and said "My daughter tells me that you have that certain something, but I wish you had scanething certain." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congrogationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE JOHN KLEIN Treosurer John Wolker, Bob loose Magaxine— DIrectori—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nanle, Douglas OF DIRECTORS Public Relations- Student Guests- Rotary Information- Youth— at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President * INTERNATIONAL Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubteday, Kalamasoo, Mich. 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary Foundation— Dick Biringcr,-Roy Fox Occupational Information- SONG Paul Hurley, R. Yingling • V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Bultcrfield ;29^c, Wi^cox;^_, 20—J. Deon * 27—H.; Coddington January.'^)96S i; SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—0. Davidson 19-A. Follor 26-W. Bobior LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations— 1—R. Howlcy (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworfh 29-H. Teeter December—1964 Inlernotlonal Information- (^arig Sebold, Conrad Swcirt , i General Secretary, Rotary International' George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois .IT-C. Swarf ' (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June—1965 10—H. Geodhoim . SERVICE Fou'r-Woy Test— . .I.Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews;-: ''' President Rotary International 25—R. Toupollk November—1964 3-W. VanAken International Student Projects— , Don Shorno, Roy. Pattorso.n CHARLES PETTENGIIL-Greenwich, Cenh. 4-M. MeKeith n-H. Bent 18—T. Skobo Dick Moore, Ralph Toupuiik Employer-Employee Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY i;4TERNATI0NAL May-1965 20—Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. AMemler R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Coufllord Competitor Relations- 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Pofferson 20—R. Blringer 27—Lbs Woodward Cran Wilcox, A! Butlorficid, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprtl-1965 Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Moc McKcifh Sorgeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 23—A. lyon 22-W. Wilbur Awards — H. Teeter BOARD (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks B. K. Peorce Scholarship, Student Loans, Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritx VanAken ProgramFred Culy Woodword. (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Loavenworth Wm. Bobier Assislonf See'y-Treos. 23-R. Woldron 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Ray Muiehahcy, John Etswollcr, Jr. Fellowship- - Prcsidont Vicc-President Secrafary August—1964 Charles Bacon, At Rice Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification- CHARLES SCHMin COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE I DOUG WOOWARD, Director FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE .(Rotary Magaxiiio) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotcs 'with another member; advise fhc'progrom chairman of the chongc! Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a cpmmittoe to ossist with the details. ;; FRED. CUIY, ProSrani .Chairman - Telephone 279-9471.-~- ; ROTARY ROSTER^ JUNE 19, .1964. NAME Address-and Rotary Ann' Phone No. NAME ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone.No. H., Vincent Kornslien," 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-650V Chester L. Aiicmier, R. RJ 4, Coldwoter-Fay . 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morjerlo Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-^-Margaret 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol NOrmond Moore, 796 Aiigold Rd.—Arsnelta Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Richord Blringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean 278"-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Buttorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholma Harold Coddington, 324 E, .Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 Oust C. Bufondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wiiford Cooillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-imogeno .278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille.I 279-9471 , Albert Foiler, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotto-i.^, Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Ernest W. Luse,. R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2947 t_u279-9551 •-278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 ..279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K,,L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna-_, Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5512 . 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-5318 ^ Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 270-6598 278r5475 278-2261" Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia Robert Nugle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 278-3609 278-5909 : E. Ken Loavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.. 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Kenneth Putnom, 11 Mei Rice, 1903 Kibby .278-6161 E. Chicago St.—MabeL.r! 278-2790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rdlph Toiipalik, R. R. 5) 1573 W. Chicogo-Eiloen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann._ Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Fred H. Weeks; R. R. 4-Beafrice Boyd Wiggins) 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhylisS— Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Ch'arles Woodword, 163 Mbrshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara-_278-8909 278-5714 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazbl—lJJC Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Poul Hurley, Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Conrad Swarf, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude...- 278-4350 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory, Helen_-278-4n5 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen.;_ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn' John A. Kennedy, 389 Grdnd St.—Wjlma™ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfha ~-r John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.., Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marfon .i E.'Byron Thomas, 58'N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Janean 278-6311 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willpwbrook.Rd.-El.va John' Walker, '33' Dalr'gherty-Gretehen riiK. yr^ju- -J -.y. y.' .:.i • on I _ I • .?L.. -• "• ..-.l J ...J...; ■ . ~ . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ..'i rRCDERICK PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome R. fBERS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDeATER, IICR. INC. 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloirie -.i! .-'i. 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Arin Dr.—Berget Croig'Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-6517 278-M33 279-9428 278-5033 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo_ Warren Williams, Botavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �May 4, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved the admission of the following man for membership in the Coldv/ater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission, these must be submitted to the Secretary within ten days. ^ NMC ^iAJOR MINOR John Visosky Education Music Ernest W. Secretary Luse �p) �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.^S. A. ^ . ^4 ' * ^—nrrffi MAY h, 1965 seems to be the month for many celebrations. It is Senior Citizen Month, Radio Month, Better Hearing Month, National Better Homes and Gardens Month and this week is National Baby Week, American Camping Week, American Comedy Week, Correct Posture Week, Mental Health Week, International ESA Wee.< and ^hode Island Heritage Week. It is also Be Kind to Animals Week, National Family Week, National Music Week, Goodwill Week, National Youth hostel Week, National Play Tennis Week, National Insect Electrocutor Week ^wouldn't that burn you) and Brand Names Week - and so on far into the Saturday, May 1 was Law Day, Loyalty Day and May 1 and 2 were international Labor Days. Last Sunday was Mother-in-Lay Day and also Humane Sunday. A square deal for employees is one chapter in SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS that deserves very_careful reading. Each business has its own special problem and must cut its coat to fit the cloth. In making plans for a square deal many things must be considered; size of plant, seasonal work, type of factory, age of worker, level of worker and many others. The Swiss have been particul^ly successful in this regard and much of their success has been due to the full and explicit understanding on the part of the employees of just what the plan includes and its limitations. The next District Governor is to be Stewart Bearup of the Charlotte Club, at Burr Oak the other night and found four high school stadents from Canada there as guests,- -Four students from Burr Oak were at that time guests of the Alvinston Rotary Club in Ontario. This is a v>ro~ gr^ wnich has been going for some five years and has been veiy successful, l International Relations in operation on a local level. Couldn't ColdT^ater Rotary try something similiar. whn needs introducted Dick Moore and Gerald Hensley goLg "'L^nhat'^re^?'" lour ^itor is very flattered and proud to have his son Terry selected by the June S°7junr2r^^' Cranston Wilcox to attend that Camp Carlo Heikkinen has the program next week but what it will be we don't know. Is anyone going to Rotary International? A tip of the hat to Charles Bacon on making TIME magazine. College years are the vacation a boy gets between his mother and his wife. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. &RONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Vlce-Presidont Secrofary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosuror JOHN KLEIN Assistant Set'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Program- Mrs. Grace Potlerson — Organist ★ BOARD OF C. Hclkkinon, Moc McKelih Student Guests— Rotary informationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy MEETINGS at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Rotary FoundationDick Biringor, Ray Fox Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikklnen 22—A. Butterfieid 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstfen, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Ylngling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intorn'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth (Rotary Foundation) December—1964 Inlernotlonol Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rtiy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- June—1965 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Employer-Employee Rnlolions- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE International Informotlon— Croig Sebald, Conrad Swort 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Four-Woy Test— 4-M. McKeith 27—Les Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falter, Will Couillard Competitor Relations— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik May-1965 18-T. Skobo INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday oF each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 20—Mel. Rice Gran Wilcox, Al Butterfieid, Sergeont-at-Arms- Aprll-1965 October—1964 Mcl Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter DIRECTORS 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Ylngling Awards — Public Relations- Woodword. 30—R, loose 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Poaree Olln Daily, Los WIso, Fritz VanAken 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobicr March-196S 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— Membership— (Rotary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Magazine— 23—R. Waldron 10-R. Kerr Crippled Children— FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Wm. August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bacon, Al Rice Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE 16—5. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skobo, R. Howley Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February-1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING (Rotary /Magazine) Duone Davidson LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, odviso the progrom chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detolls. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6350 Harold McKnight, Coldwoler St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2990 Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Soson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Worron Williams, Botovio—LaMoIne 278-6054 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall Sf.-Edna^ Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson,.36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Chester I. Allemior, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay-.. 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5353 Fred Anderson, 46 A^aplo lane—Kothryn Charles 276-6033 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6321 N. Circle Dr.-Esther -278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Richard Biringor, 37 Corlyle Ave,—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison 278-4486 Ct.—Tholma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Torn Collins, 18 Chnryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mopic Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorloflo 278-6598 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valorlo 278-5909 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima_____.__. 278 5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Moriha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-8840 ■._279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann NAME Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofcr Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Mor3aret_-767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 270-2261 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys __278-5585 278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Fred H. Weeks,.R. R. 4-Bealrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss __278-4159 278-6769 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sorague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Chorles Schmltf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bcrget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WiIma 278-8238 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Por'sons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword. 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olln Fry,'59 5. Spraguc St.—Hoiel Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowo Rd.,. Coldwater Lake— Jonean-.:. r__ 278-5165 278-5091 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrod Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion 278-4222 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grefehen 278-6730 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dor'ranee Rd.—Arlene E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-2841 •.T,r. ■ -1-'.- • • A' --r-.N*- '• . • # .Jt' ' 'i. .:l • AA-'. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR .. V. 1 FREDERICK H. fCESS OUALITT SPRIKG PRODUCTS, MC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S, Clay St :r Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 CQLDSATRK^ UXCU. 278-^12 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest'Club in ihe^. S. 'A. ' t . • T. ' '' , T t April 27, 1965 This is Historic Garden Weclc, National Library Week, Canada-United States Goodwill Week, National Invest-in-America Week, National Bali^y Week, Consumer Credit VJeek, National Raisin Week, Youth Temperance Education V/eek, Chemical Progress Week and this week is the annual meeting of the FOSSILS, INC„ Friday is also Valborgsmassoafton in Sweden. At the District 636 Conference at Sturgis there are to be several out standing speakers among them will be Salom Rizk, the author of SYRIAN YANKEE and Claude ¥, Woodward, Past Vice-President of RotaryDoes the Coldr-Tater Rotary Club wish to host the District Conf^^nce for 1966? If the club is interested, contact Governor Nominee Bichard Bucknell of Sturgis. Nine clubs in District 636 have increased their contributions to the Rotary Foundation sufficiently to change their classification upward since December 31, I96U0 Lansing is now a 1,000$ club. Dear Cousin Muley: It has been a long time since ycu have heard from me. You probably heard we had a tornado through here. Aunt Sal and I are fine, it didn't come near us. It x^ras amazing how everyone pitched in and helped. One of the finest groups were the high school kids who spent several days of their Easter vacation helping pick up debris and remains of barns and houses which had been blcwn apart. When the chips are doxfn the kids came through and I don't care what anyone says about delinquents. Hats off to them. Yours, Uncle Gully This week Tom Collins presented Stanley C^rvin and John Holland who discussed the water system nox-T being installed in the city. Next vjeek Mac McKeith will present Gerald Hensley and Dick Moore who x^ill discuss the Downtovm Betterment Associations and its aims. Read the article on Page 22 of the May jK)TA;£IAN, A tip of the hat to the Lions and their work with the blind and the eye bank. You know that if you will yoxtr eyes to the Eye Bank at your death a part of you goes on living and someone else benefits. What greater benefit can one do than bring sight to a blind person. Vacations are great levelers. The person who takes one returns home just as broke as the person who stayed home because he couldn't afford to go away. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE CO^IMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification- Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION Ciub Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OlSON — Ray Mulchahcy, John Elswoiler, Jr. Fellowship- PrcsldenJ FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE John Walker, Bob loose Vice-President Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Wm. AssislonI Sec'y-Treos. ProgramFred Culy Director*—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist MEETINGS ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernationol CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 6-C. Sebatd 13—C. Allemior 20—Mel. Rice Employer-Employee Relations— International Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Four-Way Test- Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Bulterfleld 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS -FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore SONG LEADEflS ' 12—D. Oovidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman^ 26—W. Bobier . V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno Red McKnlght, Art Lyons - 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams December—1964 International information- Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'I Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth (Rotory Foundation) ; 24—H.-Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Craig Sebaid, Conrod Swort June-1965 17-C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- - - Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kglamaxoo, Mich. 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE B. Foller, Will Couillord Compelltor Relotlons— Occupational Information- 4-M. McKcith 11-H. Bent November—1964 R, Sweet Buyer-Seller Relations— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois May-1965 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfleld, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special-At the call of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins Youth— BOB NAGLE, Director ^ April-1965 October—1964 Mo! Rice, K. Coddinglon Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 23-A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Awords — H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Neer, Bob Rumsoy Rotary Information- 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Troot September—1964 Student Guests- Public Relations— Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Ken- B. K. Pearce Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rurol Urban- Membership— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Magoiine— Treosorer JOHN KLEIN 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Torn Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, February—196S 1964-1965 ROTARY . V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller buo'ne Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Mogozine) The obove Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with onothcr member, odvise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the ..details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. .4, Coldwafer-Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kothryn Phone No278-2903 276-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth :_278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie -,.278-6821 Riehord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret-. 278-8086 278-5386 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cire)e Dr.-Esther Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Bulterfleld, 31 Edison -C-t.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. .Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann' Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane.. Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scot' Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswelfor, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—LuelMe Albert Foller, 95 14. Honchetl St.-Charlotte 278-6843 278-5891 278-4486 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth.., B. K. Peorco. 97, Edison Ct.—Lorrolna - I Paul Hurley, 163 Falrficid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilme Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia. 279-9551 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5714 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jenean Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranca Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Grefehen • .'K ■ .■;] -•/ r .• i-.'-j Rotary REFLECTOR r T-' -M'-r ^ Foa'i; • ■. /. ! *.. 3 'c."- The COLDWATER i • .- t .-10 . ■..Jii;-'-'' '.',^1.''? .. . ''OX-ii T).- i,-.. }■' X 4:iJ.;.. v:. -. . J , -ir- - -i- f.'T, VLIOU* ;..VG4::r;-.;d 0®0 rRCDERICIC H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRGDUCTS, IHC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE COLI^ftATCR, MlClie J.'-' ; C- j-C • ijuiKj 278-5165 278-6311 Riehord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4222 278-2841 ; 278-6393 278-5091 278-6316 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora .278-4350 j,i 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Conrod Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter. 156 Church Sl.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Vlrginia 279-9428 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Sedlf—Natolio.__"__ 276-5842 Torg Skabo, 165 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Neille 278-8238 ST2-5594 ..278-5006 :• Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2612 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie.-...; _-278-6161 Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Crolg Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rlla.^ 278-4115 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth !__.i.278-2790 278-8909 278-4029 278-2539 279-9360 278-J1979 _._._278-2451 278-5318 Wesley-Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Warren Willionis, Batovia—LoMolne.'..: Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ce11o Chorles Woodword, 163 Morsholl St. 278-5512 Kenneth Putnom, 11 f. Chicago St.—Mabel Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-\yitmo.___i_J C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Phone No. Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chtedgo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O, Box 125-DellG Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phytiss 279-9492 ^,.278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprdgue St.—Ruth . Address ond Rotory Ann Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy :.;j278-5078 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-6278 Raymqnd Mulchahcy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla 279-9471 278-6517 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys— Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd„ Joekson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annella K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall Sf.-Edna. Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee-- 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 —278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coidwotor St. Home—Carol Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernostlne .278-2818 NAME Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 -Webster Treat,-R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 2Z8-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. K'eti leavenworth, 213 N- Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgaret--767-7508 ; J .__.27B-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^RIL 20, 1965 Les Woodward who has just returned from his winter wanderirtg furnished this one: "A Rotarian crawled into a hollow log one day to get out of the rain, only to find to his dismay that by the time the rain had stopped the log was swollen and he was stopped fast. All at once he had a bright idea. He thought about his attendance at Rotary and how he was pulling down the club's average. Well, he felt so small he just slipped out of the log." This is from a club bulletin called "The Rotary Spoke of Hickory,"' The Board of Directors on Tuesday changed the classification of Harvey Bent to Senior Active. The Coldwater Club no longer owns a white elephant. The Board of Directors on Tuesday agreed to accept the offer for the purchase of the stand at the fair ground. This business venture never really paid off - when the Club sold Dairy Queens the weather was cold and when it switched to pancakes and sausage the weather turned hot. Sometimes you just can't win. On Tuesday, Dick Biringer introduced Charles Berry who showed a film on the Masters Tournament at Augusta, Georgia. Some of the duffers, your editor, included watched open-mouthed at some of the playing. Incidentally if any duffers want to play more golf there are several memberships at the Country Club open. Our student guest introduced by John Dean was Jack Sherrick, a Senior at the Coldwater High School. He plans on attending Michigan State and being a teacher. Paul Thompson, a new member, was*presented to the Club by Boyd Wiggins. is the County Agriculture Agent for Branch County. He Welcome to the Club. Members with unpaid bills for the Rotary Show please send them along to Chuck Schmitt and any money from ticket sales should go to Tom Collins. Father Ben Lavey, President of the Sturgis Club, was a guest and invited any and all members to the District 636 Conference on April 30 and May 1. Who is going at this time is not known but if you want to go call Fred Anderson at 278-2366, Attendance for March was 88.76. below 90^. This is the second month the Club has been Ten clubs had one or more lOO'jh meetings. Rotarians should be pretty proud of their Rotary Anns for the way they pitched in and are working during this time of disaster. Some of the Rotary Anns have put in long hotirs day after day. A tip of the hat to theml And then there was the schoolboy in geography class who said that the chief export of the United States was money. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregatlono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE ~ Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. i3 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMAAJNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Viee-Presldent Secretary Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—A*ner Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Schmltf. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Program- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Bob Nagle, Don Wright INTERNATIONAL Trade Associations— SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peofco 13—C. Heikkinen 15—D. Shorno Inlernalional Student Proieels— 22—A. Bufterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon 29-C. Wlleox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundotien— January—1965. Dick Biringor, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE -v. KORNSTIEN 5—RJ Moore 12—D, Dovidipn" SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Dovidson V. Kornslien, Hcrry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Infern'l Convention) 8—K. leovenworth December-1964 Rod McXnIght, Art Lyons Paul, Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Information- Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mofk Andrews Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 4—M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 1B-T. Skobo 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart International Contacts- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik. Employer-Employee Relations— Crnig Scbald, Conrad Swort Occupational Information-^ May-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 27-T. Collins 6—C. Scbald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mcl. Rice R. Sweet BOB NACIE, Director * October-1964 27—Los Woodward Cron Wjicox, Al Bultcrfield, VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special-At the call of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— Sergeont-at-Arms— ★ ^ Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Fred Neor, Bob Rumsoy Rotary Informotion— Ernest luse. Chuck Woodward, 30—R. Loose Aprtl-!96S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Public Relations- at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. V/ilbur C. Heikkinen, Mac McKcllh Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward B. K. Pearce Membership— Olin Dolly, tes Wise, Fritz VonAken 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier March-1965 2—K. Olmsled 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 18-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmsled, K. Leavonworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— Regular—First Thursday of each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hciwley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Ruy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldfon Av9ust-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Foller ' 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE ' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to cliongc dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE \9, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Mariorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle-Dr.—EstheriRichard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.-^Joan Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara 278-6033 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 :_-278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imdgene 278-6054 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Laavenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily278-6850 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margarel.-767-7503 Ernest W. Luse, R., R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell ,Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Nbrmond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd;—Ahnetta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierca St.—Suson Frod Neer, 203 W. Chicago—ErnBsfine K. L, Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 270-5512 278-2539 279-9471 Axiier Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. .Circle, Dr.—Grace Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 273-2818 278-8609 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorarine 279-9360 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogoe St.—Ruth 278-6161 John T. Dean, 59 Ridacmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlolte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro-.278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory HeIan--27o-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-:-Qulnnj. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo Robert B. Korr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— — John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann V/arner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Red H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Deilh-Jr.'!. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward. 163 Marshall-St. 278-4424 278-.5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 278-8318 Ed Holti, 14331 lyopawa Rd.', Coldwater Lake— Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-5842 27B-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora.. 278-^11 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, iJorrance Rcf.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 278-5006 __-278-8942 156 Church Sti—Marion. 1.278-4222 E. Byron Thomas," 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginid 278-2841 ; I HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel • . •rr J. • .s IC', • • i •' • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDBATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. • -.1 iV :JC I MICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchan .• . : .i] ■- I -• - ^ Janean ,1..- ^ TEMPLE 279-9428 278-2451 Jl'rU:-. .'J ELK'S 278-4229 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis . Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome j.,_ Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.—... 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dordfhyl 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo .278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Mrrl Rice, toTT, i.:''.: I'"'-- Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn i i;!.--. - : 278-6341 NAME ,..v 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club ifith^ IJ. S. A. April ittj 1965 This is American Hearland Development ifonth. National Welding Products Month and it is Pan-American Week, Green Candle of Hope VJeek and today, April Ih is Pan-American Day, years TomorrovL, April l5, was assassinated 100 ago, From the prevue issued regarding the Convention of Rotaiy International at Atlantic City, May 30 through June 3, it will be a great meeting. There will be something doing for everyone regardless of sex, age, vocation, interest of the language spoken. reservation and go. It is not too late to still make a Chapter 9 of SERVICE IS 141 BUSINESS deals with channel of communication. The minds of men are linked by correspondence, newspapers, radio, telephone, television and now the latest is telestar. Distance has been conquered but all too often the conquerors remain aloof and isolated from each other and their fellow-men, incapable of even rudimentary gesture or contact. This lack of proper channels of communication and the resulting understanding is very often the cause of labor disputes, A prominent Rotarian has stated that when a dissatisfied employee comes to you for an interview it is wise to: (1) Listen, don't talk; (2) Don't lecture: (3) Pay attention to what he says; (U) Don't express moral attitudes; (5) Don't let your emotions creep in; Your following the above rules can help you leam a lot about employee relations and how they can be met. Most dissatisfactions are small at the beginning and by getting them settled before they cannonbajl,. everyone will profit. Go back to your February ROTARIAN and look at the map on pages 3ii and 35 and you will be amazed at the 12? geographical regions and coimtries in which itotaiy operates. The first five countries to have clubs were the United States in 1905, Canada in 1905, England in 1911, Ireland in 1911 andScotland in 1912.. Then turn to the article "Service: The Price of Freedom" on pages 32 and 33 and you will find that "service"is not a new concept. Our student guest was Harold Scheidler, a Senior at Coldwater High School who was introduced by Fred Weeks, He plans to attend Michigan State University and specialize in statistics. From all reports the Rctary show was a singing success and enjoyed ty full houses each night it was given. Hard work by the members paid off. Next week Dick Biringer tells us that he will have a film which will interest the golfers of the club. This week Pat Patterson told the club of the sustaining membership plan for the Tibbits Theater and of the program for the coming summer. Nowadays parents are somewhat reticent about having one of those heart- to-heart talks with their teen-agers because they are not sure that they / will be able to understand everything-that. the. jbeen-agers^tsll.theDU Ray I^lchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotlono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Bplscopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERx OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore FRED — CULY ERNEST W. Fellowship- President John Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Viee-Presldcnf LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT — . JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. ProgramFred Culy Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Awards — BOARD OF DIRECTORS Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy International DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Inlernotional Four-Woy Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Ray Pilts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Ditt., Rotary International Trade Associations— December—1964 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Information- 1—Paul Hurley 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Helkklncn 20—J. Dean 22—A. Bulterfieid 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox Januory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph Jury-196S 8-L. Wise Rotary Foundation- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 15—R. Rumsey Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart CHARLES PEHENGILL- Greenwich, Conn. Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 24—H. Joseph International Student Projeels— Employer-Employee Relations— 1—R. Hawloy (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor Relations- June—1965 17—C. Swort International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Follcr, Will Couillord * 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 4-M. McKclfh 11-H. Bunt 3—W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President Mav-1965 November—1964 R. Sweet Bob Nogie, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Ailemior 20—Met. Rice 27—les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Pofterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Youth— H. Teeter Regular—First Thurtdoy of each month 30—R. Loose Aprll-196S 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans, C. Helkklncn, Mae McKelth Fred Neer, Bob Romsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward B. K. Peorce Olln Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Wm. Bobler March—1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews IB—R. Korr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leovenworih Roy Mulchohcy, John Etswoller, Jr. (Rolary's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Horvcy Bent Club Bulletin- 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OlSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification— 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19—A. Fdller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duane Dovidson F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with another member, advise the progrom chalrman'of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may dppolhf o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay • 278-2903, Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Cl.—Ruth ...i., 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—if. Phone No, 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tokonsha—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R, R. 4—Ruth. 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 RIchord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Albert Butterfleld, 31 278-2854 Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Rethcr Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine ; 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholma Harold Cocfdington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Mopio lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle John Etswoller, Jr., 37 Falrfleld Dr.—Lucille 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-947T Albert Fuller, 95 t4. Hanchctt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbora__278-8909 Corlo Helkklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 Pouf Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 ^ 278 5790 278-8840 279-9551 ; Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—LHo Fred Noor, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.-Mobel 278-5078 278-5512 278-6161 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rico, Kibby Rd., Jackson-llllian ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 1903 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-5006 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrdnee Rd.—Arlene— 278-8942. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St.. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Vlfimo._ Warren Willioms, Batovia—laMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Cf.—Ruth Ed Hellz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonoan 278-5091 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen .278-5412 278-6730 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 Art Lyon, T1 Park PI.—Elzora Sec. 34.6 H. 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-W93 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2841 WECRS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, IICK. 278-4029 278-2612 ..278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Olln Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—/fozcl The COLDWATER rRCDCRICR ...278-2710 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling,.21 Scott-Natalie ■■ PUBLISHED BY 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl.Ann Dr.-Phyliss .[. -. i • 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia J- I Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R, 5. 1573 W. Chicogo-Eiloen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Sozanna 278-5554 INC. 278-4198 �APRIL 6, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved the admission of the follov/ing man for member ship in the Coldwater Rotary Club. If there are objections to his admission these must be submitted to the Secretary v;ithin ten days. NAiME MAJOR MINOR Paul Thon5>s<Mi Agriculture 4-H Cooperative Extension �3\, -V-r^ ■ v,v"'^ : U^ v< -• ■ i,." i 1:_ ,Y;'.' I ■[. ^ T , :'; V; i .■ -.,'.?■•■ .; . i. ^ /• •-■ ;;::• 1.' �-4^ ,/ "He Profits Most Who Serves BesP* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan * The Singingest Club in U. A. April 6, 1965 SPECIAL NOTE - Easter* Season Noon services from 12:10 to 12:30 p*ra4 will be conducted four days, Monday through Thursday, during Holy Week, April 12 - I5 at the Tibbits Opera House, The Union Good Friday service will be conducted from l2:00 to 3:00 p,m, on Friday, April I6, at First Methodist Churchy You and your employees are invited to attend. This is Freedom Shrine Month and New Homes Month. It is also National Beauty Career Week, National Want Ad Week, National publicity Week, National Cherry Blossom Week, National Let's Play Ball Week and International Book Fair for Children and Youth Week, More next week. Rotarian and City Manager Godfrey Collins might use the wording and the container on Page 6 of the April ROTARIAN. Read it. Read on Page I6 of the April ROTARIAN how Rotary came to Chatham, Ontario in 1921 when a nucleus of 8 men organized a club and started the ball rolling. Then select from the article that word which sets forth that idea which you would like to emphasize. Is your decision the same as that of William M. Gray? Can you read the article on Page 43 of the April ROTARIAN and n^t be proud of being a citizen of the United States? Anyone interested in improving his human relations (we don't mean your mother-in-law) has much to learn from the art of salesmanship as it has devel oped through the years. Every producer must sell his product if he is to stay in business. There are two main reasons why people buy: (1) Impulse buying and (2) Need for a product. The true and honest salesman sells his product through stressing of quality, worth of the product and not antagonizing the prospective buyer by too much pressure. Courteousness on the part of sales people will go far in selling a product no matter how trivial it may be. Boyd Wiggins is now the protector, mentor, father-confessor and shepherd of a group of peole from Thailand, Nepal and the Phillipines. It would seem that now would be a golden opportunity for some work in international relations on the part of club members. Next week we understand that Pat Patterson will furnish the club with inform mation about the coming summer season at the Tibbits Theater. V/hen a man declares, "I am sure of my wife," he means he is sure of his wife but when a woman says, "I am sure of my husband," she means she is sure of herself. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE —■ Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH, COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RJSSELl MQORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore ClassiBcotion- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-196S Ray Mulchohcy, John Etsweilcr, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED President CULY Vieo-Presideiit ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'yTreas. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose MagazineWni. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Rotary Information- Youth— Special—At the call of the President P* * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— Employer-Employee Relations— Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trode Associations— Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—R. Hawley (Rotory (Rotary Foundotion) 24—H. Joseph December—1964 1-Paul Hurley Infern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter July-1965 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundoiion— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman . June-1965 17—C. Swart international Student Prelects— V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm Inlarnationol Contacts- Poul Hurley, R. Yingllng 4—M. McKoith 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Croig Sebald, Conrad Sworl Four-Way Test- May-1965 27—les Woodword Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Inlornotlonal Information- B. Faller, Will Cooillord Competitor Reloliorts— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R. Biringer 18-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R, Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Mel Rice, H. Coddington Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon (World Undorstonding) 23—A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Student Guests- Sergeant'Ot^Arms— 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treof 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 1—C. Woodward Awards — Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey 23-R. Waldron September-1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Regular—First Thursday of each month 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovcr ia-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobicr H, Teeter BOARD August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Rural Urban- MembershipOlin Dally, Ics Wise, Fritz VanAken Woodward. 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobler Ouane Davidson (Rotory Mogozine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program chairmon of (he change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 Rifhord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Tholmo 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-2990 276-5234 278-W54 Olln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 278-5909 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworih, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert'Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKcith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ,..278-2947 Horold MeKnighf, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—GladysJ _.J278-6769 278-6278 Roymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peqrl St.—Lila_.:..:_:.-.278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce' St.—Susan I Z79-9492 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall Sf.-Polly 278-5033 Donald Wriqht, 21 278-2790 Robert G. Yingljpg, 21 Scott—Nofolie 278-4468 E. Chicago St.—MobeL-.-.- Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis..—■ ST2-5594 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita.— ^.278-8318 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth •Pufnom, 11 .; 2^-2979 1: Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.- 278-6161 278-5714 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. ^—Nellie—:Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Darronce Rd.—AtleneV-— Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 53 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia-- ; 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Roth Jonean Art LyOn, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave,—Elaine. Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dai^herty—Grefchen I rREDERICK Re ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE \ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel Ed HoHz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Galdwalor lake— The COLDWATER ELK'S 278-2612 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorroine r.l Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-6341 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef 270-8840 279-9551 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 2^-9360 Chicago—Ernestine— 278-6517 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 278-2539 Neer, 203 W. K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma________. 278-5790 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box I25-D0lia.._ Fred H. Weeks, Ri R. 4-Beatriee. Eoyd Wtggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-5512 Fred Axner Olson, 304 Grand Sf.—Retho C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyh-_l^_J__—278-2451 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163- Foirfield Dr.—Ailoon 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 278-5585 278-4243 .278-8238 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Werner VanAken, R, R. 2-Giadys Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Williams, Batavio—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia John Etsweilcr, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—lueillo.: Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris NAME ' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwafer Lake—Suzanna tttKS QUALtTT SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLDIATERg SICR. tHC, 278-5165 _____.278-5091 ____278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 276-6730 �March 24, 1965 The Board of Directors has approved for membership in the Coldwater Rotary Club the following individual. Any objections should be presented in writing to the Secretary within ten days from the date of this letter. Maior Classification Reo Goodwin Retailing tiinor Classification Paint Retail Ernest W. Luse, Secretary ��*He Profits Mosi^ Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAKLli iU, iy65 This is National Laugh U'eek, Cancer Control fionth, Teaching Career Month, National Hobby Month and National Autonobile Month begins. Today All Fools Day probably started in France during the confusion of adopting the new calendar in 1564, next week. .More '•Is It the Truth?" Tiiis is the title of a diaptor in SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS and it is given over to a discussion of honesty and trutli in advertising. Tlie Better Business Bureaus (Coldwater doesn't have one) cane into being because of the bilking" of the public* Just how lionsst is the endorsenent of products by celebrities? Then too how can an employer train sales neople and eirployees to deal honestly with custotiers? Honesty and the truth does pay off but it takes "guts" to take a stand and stick to it. This item is for Rotary Anns. On Page 66 of the April ROTARIAN a contest is de scribed open to wives of Rotarians only: "Uhy I'm Glad My Husband Is a Rotarian" is the subject and you may win $100 and have your article published. June 1 is the deadline. Read the rules on Page 66. New matlimatics results are shown on Page 62 of the .April ROTARIAN. It was with extreme regret that the Board of Directors accepted the resi.gnation of Jesse 'Valdron from the club. He has been a faithful member for many years and will be missed. The Board of Directors at their April meeting voted to buy the pins for this years new members of the National Honor Society. The Board also agreed to help with the purchase of braces for a man who is in a hospital at Battle Creek because of a stroke," " ~ " Tlie club is to participate in the District Conference on April 3 and May 1 at Sturgis and Doug Woodward is to head up the cltib project. The club has also agreed to participate in I.dchigan Week to be held May 16 through May 22, Russell Moore is to be the chairman for the club. This week Bob Loose presented Roy Sager who showed a film dealing with natural gas, its production and its use. Your new officers for 1965-66 are to be: President - Fred Culy Vice-Prssident - Fred Anderson Secretary - Ernie Luse Treasurer - John Klein Assistant Secretary § Treasurer - John Etsweiler Next week the club will be asked to approve Board action as to the selection of next years District Governor. Then there was the man who thought he was going to be the Skipper when he embarked on the Sea of Matrimony with a widow but he turned out to be only a Second Mate. Ray riulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK -- Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe -- Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE. Director Boys'^ond Girls'. Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OLSON Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President FRED CUIY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Vice-president Secretary - Treosurer Assistant Sec'yTreas. Fellowshin— John Walker, Bob loose Wm. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglos Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Program- Public Relations- DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Aprll-1965 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 29—R. Yingling Awords — 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler May-1965 4-M. McKeith 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— Croig Scbold, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupolionol Information- Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams 6—K. Peoree 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson S0f4G LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Paul Hurley, R. Ylngling Trade Associations- 15—R. Rumsey July-196S 8-L. Wise IS—D. Shorno International Student Proiecit— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Intern'! Convention) 8—K. leovenworth 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupollk Employar-Employee Relations- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary December—1964 International Information- 8. Failer, Will Ccuillord Competitor Relations- June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 25—R. Toupaiik November—1964 R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student leans, Cran Wilcox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-af-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ '^oecial—At the call of the President 30—R. Loose Youth- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, at 13:00 noon (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddington Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Rotary Information- March—1965 2—K. Olmsted September—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Fred Culy H. Teeter BOARD OF K. Olmstod, K. leovenworth B. K. Pearee Membership- Woodward. 25-N. Moore Crippled Children- Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Mogoiino- (Rotary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Howley Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Classification- Febfuory—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foiler 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson (Rotary Magazine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to chanoe doles with onother member, advise the program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allomier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 276-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie 278-6821 Harvey G- N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-5306 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butlerfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-5891 278-44S6 278-2854 278-2990 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone-Kathryn Bent, 51 278-6033 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-3086 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson. 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Failer, 95 N. Honchetf St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9471 ._278-2818 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Atleen__„__„ 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Polterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ;.278-6341 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 Robert B. Kcrr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 278-5790 279-9551 270-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Charles Schmitl, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6517 Phone No. Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta C. Alfred Rice. R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia. Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily. Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma„__ NAME 278-5512 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel.. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-lilliars Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. _.J278-4029 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Ylngling, 21 Seolf—Nofalle 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 __.278-6393 278-6316 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter loke— Jonean 278-5165 „..278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizoro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-6311 ___J78-4198 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva— 278-M12 Is Rotary REFLECTOR rREDERICK H. fCEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, I«C COLDfATER, ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Botovio—loMoIne The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome .__J78-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma -iA? of Coldwaler, Michigan 278-2710 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy -V Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 278-4243 _.278-4229 278-2451 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude w.278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone .„_278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vtrgtnio—.. 278-2041 PUBLISHED BY 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worncr VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio _.ST2-5594 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows r3., R. R. 2—Nellie ROTARY CLUB Phona No. Ralph Toupaiik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna IICH. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. fferch 23:, 1955 This is Cajipfire Girls Birthday Week, Mutual Insurance Week, Festival of States, and next Sunday is Spring Millinery Week; if this weather keeps up fur hats will he veiy "chic"o We are trying to bring our addressograph plates up to date and if your name and address is incorrect, please help us to get it right. Give your editor the correct information^ Tuesday* s program was furnished by Art Lyon, Fred Culy introduced Calvin Adler, Plant I-fenager if the American International Alizminum Corporation, and Samuel Spector, Vice President of the Corporation, They told of production of aluminum extrusions and Mr, Spector told of the various plants operated by the compary. One of the comments was that new Staff personnel cannot find suitable housing and that new people are not welcomed by the residents of Coldwater as one would naturally expect. This is a sad commentary on Coldwater, but one that is often heard in towns away from Coldwater regarding this fact» Are any Rotarians guilty? Next week Bob Loose is presenting a program dealing with gas production in Southern Michigan, It might be worth while to furnish the Downtown Betterment Association with copies of the March Rotarian in which it describes and pictures the renovation of store fronts. Perhaps if this was done, new stores might be interested in renting themn Chapter Six in '-Service is M^'-Bi^siness", Is Honesty Declining? A well knoi-m educator recently iirged that the teaching of common honesty be in our schools, Iloi'rever, a school rr.perintendcnt placed the responsibility squarely on the shoulders of business? He went on to say that boys and girls leaving school fcr jobs take with them definite standards of honesty, but are soon disillusioned by practices prevailing in places where they work. If hone.st^'' is not to decline, then the home, school, church, trade associations and business in general must combat the tendency to chisel and defraud. If you are feeling veiy sr-iug and solf satisfied, read the article on page 2U of the April ibtarian by Sir Julian Huxley, If it does not cut you down in size, then you are hopeless. You boat owners read of the new bilge pun^ on page 5l of the April Rotarian, Psychiatry is the art of teaching a person to stand on their own two feet while reclining on a couch. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregallona! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopai Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skytine Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Classiifcoticn- Community Sofety— Torg Skabo, R. Howley Club Bulletin- Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. ERNEST W. lUSE Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Chorics FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Wm. Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglos Student Guests— BOARD OF MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith BOB NAGLE, Director * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL — Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary Intornotlonal Emple>ver-Emploveo Relations— 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald May-1965 13—C. Allemler 20-Mel. Rice 4-M. McKeith 27—les Woodward Cron Wflcox, A! Butterfield, 11-H. Bunt 3-W. VanAken SERVICE 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 17—C. Swart (Rotary Foundation] 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Julv-1965 8-1. Wiso 15—D. Shorno International Student Protects- 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 10—H. Goodheim Internotlonal Contacts- KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik November-1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Croig Sobald, Conrod Swart Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mcirk Andrews Occupational Information- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 18-T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor RelationsDick Mooro, Ralph Toupalik April-1965 October-1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 15-F. Weeks Youth— Sergeanl-at-Armt— Bob Nogfe, Don Wright at 12:00 noon ^ Awards — H. Teeler DIRECTORS 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Mcl Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 22-W. Wilbur Public Relations- dr 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist March-196S 1—C. Woodword Scholarship, Student Loans, Woodwa rd. (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Fred Culy 23—R. Waldron IB-R. Kerr Membership— Olin Dolly, Ics Wiso, Fritz VanAken Program- Russell Moore, 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boves PROGRAMS 4-0. Dally Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Bobier February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Prcsldant Vice-Presidenl Schmitt, Fred Anderson, RUSSELL MOORE, Director Beys' ojid Girls' Week— 1964-T965 JOHN KLEIN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OlSON FRED CULY COMMITTEES - ClUB SERVICE V; KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NiTE Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. V. Kornstion, Hcirry Joseph Duane Davidson (Rotory Mogazlno) F.r^EER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to chongo dotes with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may oppoint □ committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Soton 278-5691 Williom Bobier, 260 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 278-5386 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholma 27B-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara-_ 278-2990 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-W54 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille-' 279-9471 ! 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Chorlolte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbora 278-8909 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389. Grand ;St.—WIIma__ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia • 278-6517 278-4115 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 ___„____'.278-8840 ..279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-6501 E. Ken loovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tokonsha—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Fritz VanAlten, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Werner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio 278-5585 276-4243 278-4229 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelid 278-2947 278-6769 Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno .:.278-2539 Axnor Olson, 304 Grond St.'—Relho "..•_::'_279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace...-'-. ;i;_270-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrcirne i 2.1-278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St:—Ruth jj_-278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1.21278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn -.i__278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Rutb N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scolt—Natalie Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsoy, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—RHo 278-8318 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake- Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.~Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-6942 278-4222 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 42 Carlylo Ave.—Elaine Donald V. Shorno,*156 E. Chicago St.—Louise E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5642 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Etva... John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-2841 5; • ri .. i The COLDWATER See. 34. Rotary REFLECTOR 0®0 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDlfATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. TEMPLE 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 •. Jonean •i rREDERIC?: H. ..279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozef T', ELK'S 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 •• Visiring Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wllma Warren Willioms, Balavia—laMolne..! Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella__ Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. .If.'. .J > 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins. 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St • 'C i. Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy INC 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits MosS Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I%rch 17, 1965 This is National Coffee Month, National Egg Month, Spring Clean Up Time and this is National Poison Prevention Week, National VJild Life Week, National Salesmen's Week, National Shoe Care VJeek and National Rice Week. Tuesday was the Ides of l%roh, remember Julius Caesar? Today is St, Patrick's Day and Spring arrives officially the day you get this bulletin. Tuesday, March l6 will go down in history as a red letter day of the Coldwater Rotary Club. Five new members were admitted to the club. They were Richard (Dick) French, Jerry Parker, James (Jim) Skinner, Carroll L. Barnes and George H, Pierce. They were introduced to the club by their sponsors and then Mark Andrevjs outlined the aims, objects and responsibilities of Rotary membership. It was a very fine way to induct new members and something your editor has been plugging for over the years, Eurekal Our student guest was David Olney, a Senior at Coldwater High School, who plans to attend Michigan State next year where he plans to major in Ehgineering, On March 23 at 7:30 p.m. the candidates for Alderman for the city will "Meet the Public" in the Civic Room of the Southern Michigan National Bank. On April 6 the club will have as their guests 9 persons from overseas; 6 from Thailand, 2 from Nepal and 1 from the Phillipines. The 9 are to be here with Boyd Wiggins from April 5 through April 9 with 7 staying on for a longer period,. President Axner Olson in line with Charles Bacon's recent talk on "100 Years in Medicine" told us of teacher requirements in New York City in 1872. You either had to be a saint or a slick hypocrite to meet the criteria for a teacher. According to the District Governor's Letter, Coldwater attendance dropped below 90^ for February. It was 89.29^ - fourth in the clubs of comparable size in the District, A home is being sought for a Japanese girl who wishes to spend her last year in High School in the United States, If you want a foster daughter for a year write District Governor Don Doubleday, Buena fe como norma (habitual good faith) was the interpretation given to vocational service by the Spanish speaking Rotarians of Latin America, Can any more be said? This seems to tell the whole story. If you have a child in school read the article on Page UO of the ■Dferch RCTARIAN. The perfect man is the one your wife might have married, but didn't. Ray M.chahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSOALI — Episcopal Parish House — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 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DERF .HCIM FO ,RETAWDLOC BULC YRATOR �*Ee Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the^U. S. 'A. '"MiRCH 9,"1965 ' This is Cross Month, Children-s Art Month, National Coffee Mpnth and National Egg Month. Also National Business Women^s Week, Girl Scput Week, Save your Vision Week, National Peanut Week and on Satur^ Florida Citrus Fruit Showcase begins. Standards for high professional performance in his chosen field, business or area of so:Vice is required of all R^tarians. One chairman of a Vo cational Service Committee in speaking t-c his club said, "It is my duty as the spokeman for the Vocational Service Committee to say to you in all candor and emestness, that unless you are carrying back to your craft, your trade association, or your profession the ideals, the precepts and the high standards embodied in Rotary, you should resign. If you are td« busy or don't care enough to do this you are failing to carry out the Code of Rotary and the membership made a mistake when they let you in." Think this over. Rehearsal each Tuesday night. less than a month away. Time is flying and April 8, 9 and 10 are Be therel Two new Board Members were elected at Tuesday's meeting; Tom Collins and ■ Charles Bacon will help run the club the coming year. April 1 the old Board of Directors "will meet with the new Board at Stukey's Inn for next years planning. Tuesday, March I6 is to be a red letter day for Coldwater Rotary; six new members are to be taken into the club. Few members wh#^ have not been op the Board of Directors realize the preliminary work and decisions that go into the task of admitting a new member. is to do the honors. .... We understand that Mark Andrews .. The induction of the new members under the direction of Fred Culy will constitute the program on Tuesday. Wade Bressler told the club on Tuesday '-:^f traffic safety stating that , Coldwater has a high incidence of accidents and fatalities for a city of its size. Through the school safety "program they are trying to educate the children sc as to reap the benefit when they are adults. The program for Tuesday, June 1 at the Rotary Convention will cover the Second Plenary Session, entertainment for the Rotary Anns and in the afternoon different vocational groups will meet for discussions. If you are going better make your reservation early. In the February ROTARIAN read the article "Here is Rotary 1965". It makes you very much aware that Rotary is world-wide covering practically every country outside the Iron Curtain. Languages may be different, the complexions may be different but all are Rotarians, The trouble with being a parent is that by the time you are experienced and an expert ycu are unemployable. Ray Mulchahey IK; You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. - ALBION — Parher inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-196S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance- Tonr Collins, Norm Moore Beys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bocon, Al Rice " Classification- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Vice-Presidont Secretory Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- Wm. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Groee Potterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:00 noon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE social—At the call of the President ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Intemetlonal CHARLES PEHENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associatiens— 8-L. Wise Don Shorno, Roy Patterson SONG I 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Dovldson LEADERS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Fuller . KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 29-H. Teeter July-196S 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick .Biringer, Ray Fox Pay,! Hurley, R. Yingling 22-W, Williams 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- Cralg Scbold, Conrad Swort intern'! Convention) 15—R. Rumsey 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 1—R. Hawley (Rotory 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 International information- B. Falter, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 16-T. Skabo 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Mav-1965 November—1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Bullerfield, H. Teeter DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Youth— Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, * BOARD Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Information- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodword. 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Culy April-1965 29—R. Yingling Awards — Program- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearco Public Relations- (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 1—C. Woodword &—J, Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loans, Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Warren Willloms, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Bobior (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 18-R. Ken K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth John Walker, Bob Loose Mogazine— 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron Au9ust-1964 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Community SafetyTorg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—196S COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Sobier Duone Davidson SPRING (Rotary Magazine) LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehgnge dales with another member, adviseihe program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such at Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Progrom Choirman — Telephone 2?9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther-.. Phone No. 278*2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlylo Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton 278-5891 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicane St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bobaro Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogono Free) Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-5386 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278*5234 278-6054 279*9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiler, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278*2818 278-8609 278*5909 278-6598 278*5475 278*5318 278*6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr,-Aileen— Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo— Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marfho John Klein, Box 148—Palrlcio-__.„_„_ 278*8909 i_278*6687 278-6788 278-5790 278*8840 279-9551 NAMEAddress and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Mllford A. MeKcith, 75 N. HucJson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annefia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Lila Phone No. 278-6501 Weosler Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Fred H. Weeks; R. R. 4-Beotrlee Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyiiss 278*4243 278-4229 278*4159 279*9551 ..278*6278 ,.278*5078 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Soson 279*9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshoTI St.-Edna 278*2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce 278-2979 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278*5512 279*9360 B. K. Pearcc. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 c. Chicago St.—MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278*2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, Rd., Jockson—lillion ST2-5594 Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergot 278-5714 1903 Kibby Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Croig Sebald, R. lf. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Morshali St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.- Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. NAME Rale Iph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1^3 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278*6850 767-7508 278*2261 278*2947 278-5006 278*8318 278-5842 278-6316 -.278-4350 278-8942 278*4222 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Ann 278*2710 We.sley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranstorv Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo. r. Warren Williams, Balcvia—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward. 163 Morsholl St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5585 278*4029 278-2612 278*8238 Bronson 369*4024 278-4424 278*5033 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie _.279*9428 278*5033 „278*4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14331 iyopawo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Jonean - 278*5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.—Elv^ John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278*5165 — 278*6311 278-4198 -.278*5412 278*6730 278*2841 J V •*• • 1., •. . ; .." •> .*- .-U • ! ■ ■ The COLDWATER Sec. 34 Rotary REFLECTOR I FREDERICfC H. tEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoteri Michigaji Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Roiarians Always Welcome COLDBATCR, EICH* �"He Profits Most Who Serves Besf* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ■ «r • ' n: ^ • Mbch 2', This is National Weights and Measures Week, Return the Borrowed Book Week, Tuesday, March 2 was International Pancake Day, This is Red Cross Month, ChUdren's Art Month, Buttermilk Bread Sales Month and National Coffee Month. More next week, however, Saturday the day you receive this there will be held in Ostende, Belgium "Bal du Rat Mort . Is competition a blessing or a curse? Rotarians who under^ke their vocational service as a practical program for their daily busD^ness and not merely as an occasional gesture of self-sacrifice should be quite clear in their minds about this. Competition keeps people on their toes and a fast stepping competitor helps do this; he makes you put forth that extra effort which wins. Should we dislike the man who helps us to win? Common sense says no. As a business man what steps have you taken to cooperate with your competitors to improve your common service to society? Do you have a person in mind whom you would like to be considered for a 1966-67 Rotary Foundation Fellowship? If you do, better hurry the deadline is April 15> 1965- The program for Monday, May 31 at Atlantic City, Rotary International Convention includes the first business session, activities for the young people on Steel Pier, International Friendship meetings and dinners. These will bring together the persons from the matched districts ol Rotary for a discussion of- things of interest to members from both districts. Tuesday the club heard a discussion of the building of the new Junior High School which it is hoped will be opened in Janua^ of 19o7. it is to be built west of the present high school and should aid in the better education and training of the 7 8 graders. Next week Wade Bressler is to present a program dealing with the safety patrol. Attendance at a club such as Rotary in Coldwater and attendance at a club having 150-175 members is very different. The larger clubs do not have singing, very little fellowship and certainly not the frxendlxness that you find in a smaller club. Be glad you belong to a small club. We don't know if we made a 100^ meeting on February 23- There were several members yet to be heard from. Marriage entitles women to the protection of strong men who steady the stepladder for them while they paint the kitchen ceiling. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Perish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President Vice Presldenf Seerolary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist K. Olmstod, K. Leavenworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Awards — Student Guests- Rotory Information- Youth- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy oF each month at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENG1LL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. The above o programs , 1—Paul Hurley Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Rotary Foundotion— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox : 13—C. Heikklnen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butterfield 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wiko* January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SONG LEADERS ! v.- Kornstien, Harry Joseph 6—K. Peorco 15—D. Shorno KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Trade Associations— 15—R. Rumsey July-1965 8-1. Wise Rod McKnighl, Art Lyons Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 22-W. Williams • 29—H. Teeter December—1964 Inlernalionoi Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Occupational Information— ' Poijj Hurley, R. Yingling (Rotary Foundation) 24-H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— Crolg Scbold, Conrod Swart I—R. Howley (Rotary 17—C. Swart International information- B. Follcr, Will Coolllord Dick Moore, Rolph Toupollk 25—R. Tovpalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE International Contacts- Competitor Relations— 4-M. McKeifh n-H. Bunt 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- 27-T. Collins Mav-1965 3—W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the coll of the President 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodword R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE April-1965 6—C. Sebold Cron Wilcox, Al Butterfiold, H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 13—C. Aliemior Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Nagle, Den Wright 23—A. Lyon October—1964 C. Heikklnen, Mac McKelth Fred Culy (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 2P-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans, Public Relations- 2—K. Olmsied 9—M. Andrews 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce (Rotory's Anniversary) March-196S 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— * 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Magazine- Woodword. 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron August-1964 Community Safety— Horvey Bent BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Chorles Bocon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 PROGRAMS Boys' and Gi/Is' Week— ClassiPication— OFFICERS February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duane Davidson 12—D. Davids'orf IP-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier ' (Rotary Mogozine) SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program cholrmon of the change. Members having special such OS Lodies' Night, may oppoini o eommitfee to ossist with the detolls. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter-Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lone-Kofhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth ..., Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie : Phone No. ._278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-6501 ^_278-6850 Robert loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernesi W. lose, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 ._'.278-2261 270-2947 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanna.. 278-5554 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jean Wiliiom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret 278-8086 278-5386 Harold MeKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol----279-9551 Selon 278-5891 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Fred H.-Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlee Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla •.:278-6278 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfiold, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy— Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lane—Jone 278-6843 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 270-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett, St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory He[en--278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-i-Wilma—I Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-W87 278-6788 278-5790 276-8840 279-9551 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha _-279-9360 Charles Wo^word, 163 Marshall St. 8. K. Pcoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts. 55 N. Sprague St.-Roth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsfed, 70 MorshoTl Sf.-Edno 278-2539 Roy C. Potlerson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 278-2790 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—cfrget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Inke—Rita .-278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno,. 156 E- Chicago St.—Louise ...278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon.. E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio v: The COLDWATER Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio 278-4350 278-8942 ..278-4222 ...278-2841 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie Janeort Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Willcwbrook Rd.-Etvo John Walker, 33 Daugherly—Gretehen..... "S5"r WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIATER, KXCU. of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome — 278-4468 ._._278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS I PUBLISHED BY 279-9428 278-5033 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sproguc St.—Hazel... Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coidwater Lake— Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUE 278-5033 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie J. He 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. ;.:;r rREDERICi: 278-4029 .278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 - 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St.__I— Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma Warren Willioms, Satavia—LoMoine Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5505 INC. 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 __.278-4198 278-5412 _._278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ . February 23, 1965 Tiiis is Catholic Book Week, National Engineer's Week, Pencil V/eek and Sertoman's Freedom Week. Chuck Woodward should know that next Sunday is Bachelor's Day set aside to stimulate sales to merchandise used by men. A tip of the hat to Vince Komstein on liis promotion, you can't keep a good man down. Paul liarris the founder of Rotary was a lawyer and took an actice part in local, state, national and international legal affairs. He felt somewhat isolated from business and in an effort to bridge the gulf with trade he invited to the first Rotary meeting a coal dealer, a tailor and a mining engineer. Diversification of membership in Rotary iias been its aim and goal since its start and every effort has been made to promote the Vi/orthiness of all legitimate occupations and to nromoto high ethical standards in business and profession. Dignity of a job well done is basic to vocational service and by giving iiigh type service a job however limited acquires dignity. Your editor knew of a club that had a wide program for cripnled children and when a local shoemaker refused to accept payment for repairs to shoes of the crippled children he was taken into Rotary and became an excellent Rotarian. Next week Bill Bobier will present a program dealing with the new Junior High School, Should be interesting. This week was Past Presidents' Day in line with the 60th Anniversary of Rotary. Tliere were ten present of the more than forty men who have Jield that office; Fritz VanAken, Clyde Williams, iJoward Teeter, Chuch Vvoodward, Fred F/eeks, Lester V/ise, John Dean, Mark Andrews, Ernest Luse and Webster Treat told bric-flv of events that occurred during their terms in office. George Owers, a former member who is now in Ann Arbor, was a club visitor Tuesday, ^ Tlie February ROTARIAN is one copy that should be read from "kiver to kiver" and then kept in your library. It !ias more dope on Rotary than any other issue in the last JO years. Look at the pictoral story of Rotary beginning on Page 36 and ending on Rage 43. It is all there shown graphically what, how and to whom it happened.^ 1/e noticed in the picture on Page 37 that the clocks were there away back in 1905 They still are. Look at the map on Pages 34 5 35 and then say that Rotary has not become world v.dde, I'Jio could have foretold its tremendous growth in 60 years. From one club to 1J,S8£ clubs vjith 562,000 members in 127 countries, with 92 new clubs since July 1, 1964. Keatii Pearce has announced a full chorus practice for Tuesday night. March 2 Elks at 7:30 p.m. radio? the when the ivee small voice was your conscience instead of a tra^^-istor Ray Mulch alley You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 8R0N50N — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cefe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COIDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W, LUSE President Vko-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT FellowshipJohn Wolkor, Bob Loose Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Lcs Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Directors—Axnor Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Fred Nccr, Bob Rumscy Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodword, Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist H. Teeter at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- Special—At the coll of the President 6. Falter, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test- General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dlit., Rotary International Trade Associations- Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 27-T. Collins May—1965 4-M. McKeith 27—Les Woodword Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfield, 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodhoim 17-C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy n-H. Bunt November—1964 June-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts- December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22-A. Butlerfield 29-C. Wlkox international Student Proieels— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary Foundotlon— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Lcavenworfh 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teoter Ju)y-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Choirman SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebald Mel Rice, H. Coddlngfon Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Aprll-1965 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Youth— Bob Naglo, Don Wright 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose October—1964 R. Sweet Sergeant-ot-Arms— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 23-A. Lyon 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 29—R. Yingling Awards — March—1965 2-K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, C. Heikkinen, Moc McKelth Fred Culy Moore, K. Olmsled, K. Leavcnworth B. K. Peorce Wm. Bobior Assistant Sec'yTreas. 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Magazine— Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Crippled Children— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Daily 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Targ Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchohcy, John Elswoiler, Jr. 1964-1965 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 9—C. Bacon 16—5. Bovee Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Classiifcation- 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, odvlse the program chairmon of Ihe change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with Ihe details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 ..278-6343 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Bulterfield, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 Harold Coddington, 324 £. Chicago St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly. 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2990 276-5234 278-6054 279-9471 276-2818 John Elsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Duane E. Dovldson. 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Volcrie 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchctt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbara_.278-B909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St,—Mary Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.-Wilmo _„_.__278-6637 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Marfho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Np. H. Vincent Kornsllen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 i. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Horold McKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Clyde Williams. R. R. 1-Wiimo 278-8238 K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshoTl St.—Edna 278-2539 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A, McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen—_—278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Fred Neer,'203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.-Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 c. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 116 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-2790 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth 278-6161 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— 278-6783 278-5790 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-8840 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion—; E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia.- _______________279-9551 278-6501 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene.. 278-6316 278-4350 —278-8942 278-4222 -.278-2841 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4424 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St 278-5033 Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie 279-9428 ——278-5033 278-4468 ——278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janeen Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine — Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva— John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelehen—— The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. COLDIATCKy NXCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ^ 278-4029 278-2612 -Bronson 369-4024 d: FREDERICK 278-4229 278-4159 Wesley Wlbur, 144 S. Clay St Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy-Warren Williams, Sotavio-LoMoine 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 -m 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �February 25, 1965 fhe Board of Directors have approved for membership in the Coldvvfater Rotary Club the ■-ollowing individuals. Any objections should be presented in writing to ths Secretary within ten days from date of this letter. Lee Brayton Major Classification Building Materials Minor Classification Cement Block Manufacturer Carroll Clothing Industry Shoes Retailing Metal Working Industry Brass Goods Manufacturer Jerry Parker Food Industry Groceries Retailing George Pierce Finance Savings § Loan James Skinner Government Social '..'elfare Barnes Richard C. French Ernest Uh Luse, Secretary �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWaVeR ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater,.Michigon The ^irigingest Club in the U. 5February l6, 1965 Sunday, February l^s- was Gaekkebreu in Denmark, Monday, February 15 was Susan B. Anthcny Day. Tlovr many know who she was or what she did? Saturday, February 20 is the beginning of Future Farmers of America Week. This week is also Crime prevention Week. John Klein is still ill in the hospital but is somewhat improved. (2-18^.65 FIPlSH from bedside. John says "'Hello^' and that he is feeling better and ever the "humps'.) per J,W.E. At Tuesday's meeting Seton presented a Highway Safety film which was excellent, This might be used profitably by any group and especially in a Driver Training Course. How many members noticed that the old gal who caused the accident was the one who bought the chair at the opening of the film? With the expectation that there i-riill be a number of new membess taken into the club before July 1, would it not be a good idea to make the present member who submitted the name of the prospective member responsible for the new member for one year after induction? He could educate him as to attendance, aims and responsibilities and reinforce the Rotary Information meeting, V/hy not have the proposer and the new member both attend the Rotary Information meeting? On April 8 the Hillsdale Club is having a Ladies Night at the Hillsdale College Dining Room and will have as its speaker Judge Kessenger who is a nationally Icnown outstanding speaker, Coldwater Rotarians and their Rotary Anns are invited. The tab to be $5 per person. Next week, February 23 id the 60th Anniversary of Rotary and an effort is being made to have 100^ attendance, Jesse Waldron has the program and vrhile he isn't saying what it will be, ypu can rest assured that it will be interests ng. Rotary International Convention is to be Sunday, May 30 - June 3> 1965. Sunday for registration and the opening feature of the Convention will be a presentation of flags, a welcome by Rotary International Officials and Fred V/aring and the Pennsylvanians. Better plan to go and see the sights of the Board Walk, From SERVICE IS MY BUSINESS: Many Rotarians perhaps may not understand Vocational Service and yet Vocational Service is most simple and practical, it is each man's life and occupation. By giving service to the best of his ability in his chosen occupation or profession, he is living Vocational Service. This climate of service may be harsh and discouraging. The province of Vocational Service is misunderstood when it is limited to the aims and practices of Rotarians. Vocational Service is SHARING with others who are not Rotarians. SHARING with them the ideal of Rotary. Classification is basic to Rotary m'^mberslu.p and each Rotarian as a trustee of his classification is obligated to share with others who are not Rotarians the realization that each occupation entails a responsibility and if an undesirable situation exists or arises make every effort to correct the defect. It has been said that keeping a secret from some people is like trying to smuggle daylight past a rooster. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregafiono! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant ~ Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 1964-196S Ray Mulchahoy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OlSON - FRED CULY Prosldoni Vlce-PresIdent ERNEST W. LUSE Seeretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assislanl Soe'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Memberthio— Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagto, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— Fred Noor, Bob Rumsey at 12:00 noon ipeclal—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internotionol CHARLES PETTENGIll - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald 8. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— (Rotary Foundotion] 24—H. Joseph Rotary Foundation- JuIy-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfleld 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlon, Harry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Lcavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Wilflams 29-H. Teeter I—Poul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 December-1964 International Student Proiects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational informatioit— la-T. Skabo 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swort International Contacts- Employer-Employee Relations— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois 4—M. McKoiih 11-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International infarmallon— Craig Sebald, Conrad Swarf Four-Way Test- 27-T. Collins May-1965 3—W. VonAken B. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relotions— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27—Les Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ April-1965 October—1964 6-C. Sebald R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R. loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice Cron Wilcox, At Bullorflold, Bob Nagle, Den Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy Mol Rice, H. Coddlngton Sergoont-at-Arms— 9—M. Andrews 29-R. Yingling Awards — Morch-l96S 2—K. Olmstcd 16—W. Treat September—1964 I—C. Woodward C. Helkkinon, Mac McKelth H. Teeter MEETINGS 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests— Woodwa rd. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Icavenworth Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Howloy B. K. Poarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken BOARD OF DIRECTORS Charles Bacon, A1 Rice Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobter 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Daily Rural Urban- Magazine— 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 19-A, Faller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozine) Duane Dovldson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with onother member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having speciol programs, such as Ladles' Night, moy appoint o committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rolory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 4, Coidwoter-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margoref Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Rulh - 278-8086 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bobora 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chleogo St.-Vero Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-2990 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jone Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2618 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairficid Dr.-Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara...278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn™—. 278-6687 278-6788 Johr> A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 John Kleirr, Box 148—Patrieio 279-9551 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Mortha___».____ 278-8840 t4ormand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfo 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshoM St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Pofterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.-MabelC. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-lilllan Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 278-2451 _..ST2-5594 278-5006 Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—Rlld Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie. Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 273-8318 278-5B42 27B-6316 278-4350 Charles Schmitf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef 278-5714 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Artone Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. Fred H. Weeks,. R. R. 4—Beatrice Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-5386 Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwolor Lake—Suzonna Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burondl, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Cf.—Tholmo William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret NAME 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-8942 278-4222 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4159 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St.. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, Bolavlo-laMoine Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-5033 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.— Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-4468 278-W93 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 fyopawo Rd., Coidwoter lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro — — Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Eioine...— t [>®0 o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY. 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visuing Rotarians Always Welcome flCERg QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDIATER, UICH. 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo-..._-278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen —.278-2841 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 279-9428 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Nofalio..— See, 34.6* rRCDERlCK H. 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY _-278-5554 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best'* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, (;oldwa}er, Michigan * '■ The Singingest Club inthe U'S. A. — r-:-^ —: ' • FEBRUARY 9, 1965 Tins is Catholic Press Month, Frozen Potatoe iionth and Butter and Pancake font-:. It is also national Pie.nento Week, National Children's Dental Health Week, Ne^ro Ifistory V.'eek, National Electrical h'eek and Raisin Bread '.;eek. The club has lost Don HrigUt through resignation this tiontii, -.e hone he v/ill return to the club at a later date. February 23 will be the 60th Anniversary of Rotary International and the club is aiming for a 100% meeting cn tuat date. It is easy to have such a meeting if only eacn person takes it upon himself to "be there". Tiie early leavers have been very nuxisrous lately. Uiis is a habit that should be avoided if at all possible and as is usual it is a few who never stay for the nrogram. llhat is coming upl February 25, Dinner and Showboat at Vicksburp iiarch 12 13, Model U. N. at Hillsdale College April 30, District Conference at Sturgis June 11 vl 12, District /xssembly for Inconing Presidents At long last sometliing that has been a net project of your sditarian is ?oing to cone about, Many service clubs and organizations have aii imnressive and meaningful cere mony for nev/ members joining the club. If nov/ members knew how they are selected and what Rotary membership stands for togeti.sr witii the obligations that they assuiae when they become members perhaps they might take their membership more seriously. " ' John Klein is suffering parotitis contagiosa caused by a virus Rabula-inflans. During the articles dealing with George Washington Carver in the ROTARIA-N we have often v;ondered where he would have stood at present in regard to civil rights, Ghaiices are he would have been too busy to get involved, oHRVICn IS i!Y BUSINESS is a small book of 1*40 pages that has 15 chapters dealing wit-.: i^Dtary, It has gone througi: 8 printings and 200,000 copies have been Published, It is tne present plan of your editarian to bring to club members a resume of one chapter in each bulletin for the next fev.' iveeks. siiould have one, It is good reading and each, momber Johi'i Etsweiler was in Chicago recently on business. Tlie good doctor "Charles Bacon" did not give your editor all the facts when he announced "100 Years of Progress" as his program, l.'e can well understand that with 100 years of family medical experience back of him he can sneak with authority which lie did. Next week Seton Bovee has the program. The program? I dunno, he dunno. Before critizing your wife's faults, remember that it may have bec-n tiiose vary defects which.prevented her from catching a better husband, . Ray Iiulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Globs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopoi Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restourant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. DOUG WOOWARD, Director AXNER OLSON FRED CULY . - Tom Collins, Norm Moore Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- Secretary Magozine— ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Treosorer JOHN KLEIN Assistenf Soc'y-Treos. John Walker, Bob Loose Wni. Schmill, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, Clyde Willioms, Robert Nogle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^^'Pecioi—At the coll of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CouiMord Competitor Relations- ie-T. Skabo General Secretary, Rolary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary inlernalionol Donald B. Doubiedoy, Kalamozoo, Mich. Trade Assoeiallons— Internotionol Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—R. Hawfey (Rotory Intcrn'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Hoikkinen 22—A. Butterfiold Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J, Dean 27—H. Coddinglon 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph FRED ANDERSON, Director Paul Hurley, R. YIngling 25—R. Toupalik 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart SERVICE Red McKnighl, Aft Lyons Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee RelationsCroig Sebald, Conrad Swarf May-1965 27—Les Woodward Cron V/ilcox, Ai Bulterfield, INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allomicr 20-Mel. Rice R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 Youth- Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon Aprii-1965 29—R. Yingling Awards — Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon I—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy C. Hetkkinen, Moc McKcith Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mareh-1965 25—N. Moore K. Olmsfcd, K. Loavonworth B. K. Peorce ProgramFred Culy (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair] Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Public Relations- 23-R. Waldron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children- Bobier Membership— Woodward. 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 4-0. Daliy Rurol Urbon— Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Augusl-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safely— Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- PfcsidonI Vieo-Presidcnt February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Clo ssiifcotienOFFICERS BY ELECTION .. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rolary Magazine] Duone Davidson The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs. NAME such OS ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. " " - . FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rolary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allomicr, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy 278-2903 H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd,—Morjerie 278-5358 278-6821 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kofhryn Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 278-6343 Richord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.-Clara 278-5891 Albert 278-2854 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Bulterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lane-Jane Duone E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—loellle Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5386 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 __278-MS4 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbafa__278-8909 Carlo Heikkincn. 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinrj____ 278-6637 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha.____ ?7a.570n 276-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DeIia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4229 278-4159 Harold McKnight, Coldwafer St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 276-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine - 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Doi/glos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kcnrieth Putnam. 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 1903 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Llllion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmilt, 75 Cheryl Ann 278-5006 Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R..2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 MarshOll St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia - 278-5714 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Donold Wright, 21 278-8318 Ed Holiz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter loke— 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-8942 Howord K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4350 _-278-4222 278-2841 . Jonean .• John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen FREDERICK H, 1EEK3 .1 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine Sec. 34.6s COLDIATER, IICH. __279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe St.—Hazel 1 of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2612 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notollo Notary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St ... I Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 WoDsfer Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann— Warner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. F8bri®,ry 2,. if.45 . Monday Feb. 1 is National Freedom Day, set aside by President Lincoln as the day on which slavery in the United States was abolished. This is International Clergy Week. This month has been set aside as National Heart Month and also as American Music Month. Today, Tuesday, is Ground Hog Day and from the sun shining, we will probably have at least 6 weeks more of winter. Thursday, Feb. 4, is the beginning of National Kraut and Frankfurter Week and Friday, Feb. 5> is the beginning of Take Tea and See Week. Scout Week, Sunday, Feb. 6, is the beginning of Boy More next week. President Axner Olson reports that the submission of the names of prospective members is bringing about results. These names were considered at the Board of Directors meeting which was held at the hotel on Thursday noon. Maybe we will meet the objectives of R. I, President Pettingill. President Axner also, at Tuesday*s meeting, requested that the Club aim for at least one 100^ meeting this year. Our club as come close but has never made this goal. Congratulations to Rotarian Cranston Wilcox on being selected as the Coldwater Man of the Year. Many people do not know of his many activities in the community but they are many and it is only fitting he should be recognized for these. If you are planning on attending the Vicksburg Rotary Minstrels, you had better make your reservations now as there are only 600 tickets to be sold at $4.00 per person. This seems a small number when one knows the Coldwater Rotary Shows are usually seen by about 2,500 people and the money raised is used for various community projects. BOWLERS take notice. The Ypsilanti Rotary Club is sponsoring a tournament to be held at the Ypsi-Ann alleys on three Sundays, March 28, April 4 and 11. The student guest on Tuesday was Larry Dunn, a senior from the Coldwater High School. He has been very active in 4-H Club work and plans to attend Michigan State University where he plans to major in Animal Husbandry. Next week, Charles Bacon, will present his own program entitled 'A Century of Progress. • He is a relatively young fellow who did not live in the last century but perhaps he has read a lot and has seen some pictures of blacksmith shops, milking stools, hand cream separators and apple butter made in a copper kettle over and open fire. It should be interesting, knowing the good doctor. This week Fred Culy presented George Pierce, Chairman of Public Education of the Branch County Cancer Society. He outlined the program of that organization and stressed the value of periodically having thorough medical check ups. If the Rotarians do follow his advice and get such a check up, don't expect to get it for the price of an office call and be sure to set aside at least 2 hours for it. If it is complete, it will cost you money but will be well worth the price. Try it and you will make it a regular thing. John Mathews. Crusade Chairman for this year was introduced by Harvey Bent, President of the Branch County Cancer Society. Attendance on Tuesday was not too good, as many men have left for warmer climes but they are men that will make up. The early leaver list was pretty large for the day. Any child that is raised by the book is very probably a first edition. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday. 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopol Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Reitauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and Girls' Week— tlnarles Bocon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classiifcation- OFFICERS BY ElECTION AXNER OlSON Presidenf FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Viee-Prosldcnt - Seerelary Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'yTreas. Wm. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon ^ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIll-Greenwich, Conn. International Craig S.cbaid, Conrod Swart Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational Information- Information- 29-C. Wilcox - 27—H. Coddington , SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V, Kornstien, Horry Joseph 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkincn 20—J. Dean Januaryir7l965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Trade Associations— 22-W. Willloms Jury-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bulterfield Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox Intern'! Convention) 8—K. leavenworth ' 15—R. Rumsey 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley International Student Proieels— Don Shorno, Roy Pbltcrson Four-Way Test- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relotions— General Secretary, Rotary International Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Douafleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy B. Faller, Will Couillord June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations— 25-R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm T7-C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director BOB NAGLE, Director ipecial—At the call of the President 18-T. Skabo ' INTERNATIONAL. SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE 4-M. McKelth 11-H. Bent November—1964 3-W. VanAken R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 27—Les Woodword Cran Wileox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 13—C. Allemier 20-Met. Rice Mel Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter April-1965 October-1964 6-C. Sebald C. Heikkincn, Mac McKelth Student Guests- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingling Awards — Public Relations- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Scholarship, Student loans, ProgramFred Culy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Olln Doily, les Wise, Fritz VonAken Directors—Axncf Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Mareh-1965 2—K. Olmsted September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweller, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine- 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovce 23-R. Waidron 11—6. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August-1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY •' 19-A. Foller ' FALL LADIES' NITf V. KORNSTIEN 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE ., .(Rotory Magazine) Dunne Davidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65, If you wish to ehcingo dates with another mcniber, odvise the"program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. • FRED CULY,.Program Choirman — Telephone 27?-9471... ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. AMomter, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Marlorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 NAME Address ond Rotary Ants Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Weosfer Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suionno ..278-5585 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotriee -.278.4159 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-6843 278-8086 Harold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 278-5891 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyilss Selon Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetia Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys— Raymond Mulchahcy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Surondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 273-2990 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogone Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Oiin Dally, 61 278-2818 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Mople Lane—Jane 278-5234 Duano E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-rEIIen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-8609 _,i278-5909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.-Chorlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R, R. 2-^oris 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake-Borbora...278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen_..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.-Alleen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn 278-6687 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Morfha 278-5790 278-8840 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Oimslod, 70 MorshaTi St.—Edna 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnam; 1 T c. ;Chicago St.—Mabef C. Alfred Rice, R. .1, Union City—Evelyn. 278-6161. 278-2790 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebold. R. R. 2, M«rrison Loke—Rlta.,_^ Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .-278-8318 '..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Ariene 278-8942 Mel Rico, 1903 kiafby RA, Joekson—Lilllon Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion.. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2979 278-4222 278-2841 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 J. - V.-j.,':- 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS ' Olin Fry, 59 5. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holiz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Cojdwater lake— Janean r-: • • -ji .■ \.Vi. __-278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave-r-Elalne .____.278-4198 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo—___.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen__________27S-6730 .ju iX 1 pt :t.: ^■C . . /■-V.v- .. The COLDWATER See. 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR D>®01 TREDERICr H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COI^DRATCR, iXCR. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiling Rotarians Always Welcome ..278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ■ : .r.: 279-9428 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Notolie ......278-6393 '.J. .' 278-4424 278-5033 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-4350 278-4029 :!i.278-2612 Clyde Wiilioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willloms, Botavia—LaMoine—' Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.- 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chieago'St.—Mary Ann._ Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys INC, �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 26, I965 This is National IMCA Week, This month is National Colorado Beef Month, Kid-Pleasin Meal Time Month, Louisiana Yam Supper Month, Commemoration of the Beginning of the Presidency of the United States and the Inter national Cooperation Year begins. According to District Governor Don's NEWSLETTER for January there is no candidate for I966-67 District Governor nominee. He will be named at the Sturgis Rotary Conference on April 30anyone is Interested they should get in touch with Past District Governor Ed Lincoln of Marshall. Our attendance for December was 89.29^ which places us 8th in sixteen clubs comparable to ours in size. Eight clubs in District 636 had at least one 100^ meeting. The January Apparently District 636 is on the move for new Rotarians. NEWSLETTER listed J6 new members. Do all members know that there is a Directory issued by Rotary Inter national which lists every club in the world. It gives day, time and place of meetings. If you are going on a trip check with Ernie Luse and get the dope on the area to which you are going. Each Rotarian must attend 60^ of each meeting to have his attendance count. He must also attend 60^ of the meetings to maintain his membership and if he is absent four consecutive meetings he is automatically dropped as a member. _ Do you know that the first Rotary Wheel was a wagon wheel and the present keyed tj^pe wheel was not adopted until^l922. The wheel now has six spokes and twenty-four teeth. The keyway shows it" to be a working gear. On November 2^, 1964 there were 11,86? Rotary Clubs in the world with about 560,000 Rotarians in 12? countries. Seventy-two new clubs have been or ganized since July 1, 1964. At this time when so much is being written about our schools read vrfiat men from other countries say about the schools in the United States. Read the article on Page 41 in the January ROTARIAN. At Tuesday's meeting we had Leland Brubaker of the Sturgis Club as a guest. He was representing District Governor Don. At the meeting the chairmen of the four areas of service presented reports of their various committees telling of what had been done and what they hope to do before June 30. The reports were excellent and complete. Next week George Pierce of the Branch County Cancer Society will discuss the aims and objectives of his organization. PTA meetings may be a good thing - they give parents and teachers a chance to sympathize with each other. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House —■ Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restourant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR. OF MICH. RUSSELL MOORE, Director ERNEST W. lUSE Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President Vice-Presidenl Treasurer Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Youth- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Falier, Will Couillord INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. . Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Genera! Secretary, Rotary Internationa! George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— Rotary Foundation- 22-W. Williams 29—H. Tccler 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Buttorfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 5—R. Moore SPECIAL EVENTS ■ • FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfion, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey .Ju!yTTl965 1—Paul Hurley- DJck BIringer, Roy Fox ' Paul Hurley, R. Yingling Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Lecvenworth 8-L. Wise tnlernalionol Student Proieets— . Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Employer-Employee Relatloni— 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rafary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight,' Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 25—R. Toupalik June-196S December—1964 International Information— Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy . 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18—T. Skabo 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm 17-C. Swart International Contacts— BOB NAGIE, Director ★ ipeclal—At the call of the President 20—R. BIringer 27-T. Collms May-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 27—les Woodwdrd R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL Apri1-T965 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemlcr 20—Mel. Rice Cran Wilcox, Al Bulterfield, H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 1S-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright 23-A. lyon October—1964 C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeith Student Guests- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Necr, Bob Rumscy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist K. Olmsted, K. lecvenworth B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 18-R. Kerr Worren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olln Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken (Roiary's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Rurol Urban— Wm. Bobier Membership- Asslstaitl Sec'y-Treas. 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August-1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Sofety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON FRED CULY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls'* Week- Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION JOHN KLEIN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director Attendance- ★ February—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING (Rotary Magazine) LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change-dales with onather mem_be^, odviso the program ehoirman of the change. J^embers having special " " CULY, Progrom FRED " Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. * ' programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint c commlllee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phene No. Chester L. Aiiemier, R. R, 4, Coldwoter—Foy 276-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyie Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 Seton Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-285-4 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.Wosephino Edison Cf.—Thelma. Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mople Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgcnioor Rd.—Valerie'.;-..-.,.: John Etsweiler. Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6033 278-6821 278-6843 278-5306 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 Albert Falier, 95 14. Honeheff St.—Charlotte.1 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loko, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mdry Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.-. John A. Kennedy. 389 Grond St.-Wilmo 278-6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha........ 276-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Ljia Robert Nogle, 36. W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ; Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 -..l—278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwoter Lake—Suzanne 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys ..278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-2710 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma 278-8238 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Sf Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. Warren Williams, Batavio—lGMoino.ii Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refho 279-9360 Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. B. K. Peoree. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshal! St.—Polly Kenneth-Putnam. ,11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21Scolt—Nafalio 278-2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth C. Alfred Rice, 278-6161 R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Mel Rice, mS- Kibby Rd., Jqckson-lilllan Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Scbald, R. ,R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V, Shoriser'156 E, Chicago St.—Louise — Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows R5.. R. R. 2~Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Mcrshall St.—Gertrude— Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 (.'.278-4222 278-2841 Donald Wright, 21 Jancai\ 1 of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcome 278-4466 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 Richard .Moore, 42 Carlyie Ave.—Elplne 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretehen 278.6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wiilowbrook Rd.—Elvo— •: I. .A • I .* • The COLDWATER "Ori:' H. 278-5033 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pi.-Elzoro • FRPIDRRICK 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS .•fk.'' PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 ___279-9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogoe St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— jfj ROTARY CLUB Bronson 369-4024 N. Jefferson St.—Susie .i j'i REFLECTOR 278-4029 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-5714 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss K. L. Olmsted, 70 MarshaM St.—Edna Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R.-5,' 1573'W.'Chieogo—Eileen 278-2127 WEEKS QU.'iLITY SPRING PRODUCTS, C0LBI5ATER, MICH. INC. 27S-S4\2 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Jamiaru ;9, 19^5 This is International Printing Week, to encourage youth to enter the Graphic arts and to salute the printing industry. It is also National Jaycees Week, Franklin Thrift Week and Guitar Week. To day, Wednesday, is Grandmothers Day or Babin Denin Bulgaria when the girls are ducked by the boys to bring health. We have received a pamphlet from Gil Schaerer of Jonesville Rotary in which he outlines a "People to People" group to visit Belgium, Sweden, The Soviet Union, Poland, Hungary and Germany from April 28 to May 18. The cost from New York for complete trip is $1557* Rotarians and Rotary Anns are both invited. A maximum of 30 people is the limit. Recently your editor took a swing at the State Department of Public Instruction and feels justified in doing so. However, don't undersell American education. It is providing leaders around the world with eye opening discovery of what freedom really means. Our American youth will be ready for the chal lenge of world leadership. Rctary is helping in this in pro viding Scholarships and Fellowships for students. They must, however, truly know the American way of life and free enterprise. How many Coldwater Rotarians know that Rotary was the prime force in providing help for crippled children in Michigan, It started in Ann Arbnr with various members of the clubs in the state visiting children at the University of Michigan Hospital. Some members even paid for surgery and care of children from their town. The Society for Crippled Children came out of their interest and efforts. Next week the meeting time will be given over to a club assembly. District Don Doubleday is sending a representative to the meeting and each of the chairmen of the four Avenues of Service is to re port on his progress at the mid point in the Rotary year. will show considerable accomplished, some not se much. Some Have you as a committee member done your assigned task"? Last week Bert Faller presented Paul McKee who outlined the present program at the Youth Center. It is a jumping place on a Saturday night and yet the youngsters are very well behaved. Your editor and his Rotary Ann were chaperons on New Years Eve and all was quiet, Go see it some night. You will be surprised. The February ROTARIAN just arrived and by all means read "A Rotary Reader" on Page 36. The human brain is a marvelous thing. you It starts working the moment are born and never ceases until you stand up to speak in public, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednotdoy, 12:15 BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HIILSDALE — Epitcopal Parish Houie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore * AXNER OlSON — FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Club Bulletin- JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treos. John Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bob Icr Membership- B. K. Pearce Direetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Heikkinen, Mac McKelth Fred Necr, Bob Rumsoy Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol George R. Meons, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoe, Mich. 4-M. McKcith 27—Les Woodward 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul .Hurley Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox 27—H. Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph 20—J. Deon January-1965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. YIngling Trade Associations— 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Croig Sebald/ Conrad Swort Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiecis— Employer-Employee Relations— intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworlh 24—H. Joseph Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk 1—R. Howley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) Inlematienal Information- 6. Fallcr, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swort SERVICE International Contocts— Buyer-Seller Relations- 25—R. Toupallk 3-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1965 20-Mcl. Rice November-1964 FRED ANDERSON. Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ^ pedal—At the call of the President 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold R, Sweet Bob Nagle, Don Wright a) 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 13—C. Allemier Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS Apnl-t965 Youth— Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 30—R. Loose October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Information- 23-A. Lyon 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Public Relotions— Woodward. (World Understonding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 Scholarship, Student Leans, Program- March-1965 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Lcs Wise, Fritz VonAken (Rotory's Anniversary] 11—B. Wiggins {4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leovenworlh Fellowship- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4—O. Dally Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. - President VicB-President Secretary Treosurer 9—C. Boeon 16—S. Boveo Charles Bacon, Al Rice Classiifcation- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine] NITE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wisli to ehonne dotes with another member, odvifc the progrom choirmon of the chonge. Members having special progroms, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the dctdils. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldv/afer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278'6501 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct-—Ruth 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Robert Loose—R. 767-7508 Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Moriorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther.J 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theltna 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chlcogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wiiford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imbgene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorho Ave.—Dorothy r Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— 278-8609 Albert Follcr, 95 N. Honehetf St.—Chorlolte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 John T. Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie.J. John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 B. Harold Goocfholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Heleri Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn— John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilmo— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 278-6687 : 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 E. Ken Leavenworfh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-6850 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweli Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchahoy, 175 E. Pearl St.—Liia 278-507B Robert Nogle, 36'W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno 279-9492 ..278-5512 ' 278-2539 Axncr Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Pofterson,'36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.— B. K. Poarco, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5S94 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chieogo St.—MobeL 1903 KIbby 278-2790 Rd., Jackson—Lilllori Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barget 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise——278-5842 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwaler Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Giodys 278-5565 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-CeIia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodword, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.. Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scoff—Natalie...— HONORARY MEMBERS Joneon : 278-6316 Art Lyon. 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro Robert Sweet, R; R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlone 278-8942 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen .... 278.4350 Howard M. Toeter, 156 Church St.—Marion—^_,._.:278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia. 278-2841 ..278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 1^1 • ' "l ^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR rREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 34.66 n -W zTN-- MiCHe INC. 278-5165 ......278-5091 Torg Skobo, 155 Ncrrrows Rd.> R. R. 2-Nellie— Conrcd Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 279-942B ..278-5033 278-4468 __..278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— J Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ... 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 12, 1965 All members should read the article in the November ROTARIAN, "As Our Speaker Tonight" and take seriously the facts set forth in the article. It is unfair to a speaker to not tell him at what time we adjourn nor is it fair to cut into the time he has asked for. He may have come a con siderable distance and should be treated as the 4-Way Test sets forth. Here is a fact for "ham radio operators", There is an organization "ROAR" for Rotarian of Amateur Radio. Where in a single magazine except in the ROTARIAN can you have such a wide diversification of reading. In the January ROTARIAN you will find articles on Ethiopia, India, United States, Tai Wan, Nova Scotia, Japan besides timely articles on Mt. Vernon, Children, clubs in action and Rotary gener ally. It is truly a cosmopolitan publication. Read it and pass it on. This is Stephen Foster Memorial Week, Big Brother Week, National Winter Golf Week, Make it Yourself With Wool Week and next Sunday'is World Religion Day. Locally it is Jaycee Week in Coldwater. In line with our effort to help "dropouts" read the article entitled, "Testing T.E.S.T." on page 46 of this month's ROTARIAN, The Four-Way Test should be familial" to All Rotarians but some of the newer members may not know that it was originated by Herbert J. Taylor who back in 1932 was given the task of saving an aluminum cookware company from going bankrupt. He had a good product to sell but so did others. He came up with the 4-Way Test and applied it to the business. The business was saved and the Test has been adopted by Rotary. From all reports Bill Grimes' discussion,on assessments was excellent and your editor heard one member say that at last assessing was being done on other than a haphazard procedure. Again a plea when you have a program coming up please let your editor know what it is to be! This information has been requested many times in the past and this is the last warning. No dope to the editor - no dope on the program in the bulletin. Club guests are to secure their lunch in advance of other members so be warned "you chow hounds". Let us as we enter each Rotary meeting look around and eat your lunch next to someone with whom you have never eaten before. The remarkable thing about college reunions is that your old classmates have gotten so bald and fat that they hardly recognize you. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednetday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HIILSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVULE - Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Secretory Treasurer Magoxine— Assistant See'y-Treas. John Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Warren WilMoms, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Srhmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Relery Information- Youth— Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon BOB NAGIE, Director 'pecial—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International, George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois - Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary. International Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy " , Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews Rotary Foundation— Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN . 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller 26^W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Red McKnighf, Art Lyons . : Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Employer-Employee Relations— Pdul Hurley, R. YIngling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 17—C. Swart International Contacts- International Student Preiecti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Trode Associations— 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Occupational. Informotion— 1B-T. Skabo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Information- Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart 4-M, McKeith n-H. Bent 3—W. VonAken Buyer-Seller Relations— 6. Fallor, Will Coulilord Conipetilor Relations- Dick Moore, Rolph Toupailk 27-T. Collins May-1965 20—Mel. Rice 27—Los Woodward R. Sweet Bob Nogle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month 6—F. VonAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebald Cran Wileox, A! Bulterfield, H. Teeter April-1965 13—C. Ailemier Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-Arms— 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. loose October-1964 Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Public Relations- ★ BOARD OF Awards — C 23—A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, ProgramFred Culy (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Membership— 16-W. Treat September—1964 Rural Urbon— Bobler (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Mulchohcy, John Elsweilor, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Harvey Bent Fellowship- 9—C. Bocon 23-R. Woidron August—1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Club Bulletin- President Vico-Presidenf 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee tJharlcs Bacon, A! Rice Duke Dovidsen, John Dean, 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- CiassiRcotion— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE NITE The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvlse the program chairmen of the change. Members having speciol progroms, such as •ladies' Night,' moy -appoint a committee to assist with the -detQils.. •. FRED.CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE T9, ;1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Che.ster L. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. C'rcle Dr.-Eslher 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46."Maple Lane—Kolhryn Charles 278-6033 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Moriorie 278-6821 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Richord Biringer, 37 Corlyfe Ave.—Jean 278-8086 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Coroi.—279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6769 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Albert Butterfield,-31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Anri Dr.—Baboro..' 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy.. 279-9471 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-J 278-4486 Wilford Coulilord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95^ N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-4.anore 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 J_!l_278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora._278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 Ei Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen_„_.__. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St,—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct;—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth ii; 278-2261 Milford A." McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine .'-..-275-5512- K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha ' Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. CirclB-Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.•^Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguc St.—Ruth ;278-2539 —-279-9360 278-2979 i__.278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chlcogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice) 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis .278-5006 278'5714 Donold V. Shorno, 156'E.-Chicago St.—Louise 1.278-5842 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2>.Mprrison Lake—Rita 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wlbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Charles Woodword, 163 Morshoil St 278-2612 278-8233 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Donald Wright, 21 Ed Holtz. 14331 lyopawG Rd., Coldwoter Lake— - Janeon-J ..2^-6311 fiowofd'M, Teeter, 156 Church St.-^Morloni____- 2^-4222 .John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon.™. Howard K..Swan, 42 Wllfowbrook Rd.—Elva .-278-2841 -r, . ' • • : -CV /j;.- ..,•-1.'. ' t- -• I-• ' 'Of.. ' V. '. . Ki; The COLDWATER * ["^ot. 34.r Rotary REFLECTOR • TtW SUPPORl TB ASSOC! I .rREDERICK H. irSEES QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiling liotarians Always Welcome MICH. 273-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro. Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine : 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin- Fry,-59 S. Sprcgue St.—Hazel 278-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vlrginio 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie__. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6316 278-8942 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert.Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-5033 Dougjos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8318 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice— Clyde Willtoms, R. R. l-Wilma Warren-Williams, Bafavio—LaMoine lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-5554 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 27<5ladys Russell Waidroir, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-2451 ST2-5594 Chorles'SchmItt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^Berget Phone No. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6278 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila———278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Werce St.—Susan i 279-9492- Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-Elleen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzonna— INC. 278-4198 _„^78-M12 278-6730 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COIDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 6, 1965 This is Wheat Bread ^les Month, Break a Cold Month and Pest Control Month. The book does not state which or what kind of pests. This is "Save the Pun Week" set aside to better human relationships through punnery. Did you know that the present name of Itotaiy International was adopted in Los Angeles in 1922 at the 13th Annual Convention? >Jhat does the keyway on the ftotary VJheel symbolize? January 1, 1965 means that we are half way through the ftotary year and peri^ps it might do us all good to sit back and evaluate ourselves as Rotarians. What have you as a ftotarian done for the benefit of the community, humanity or to further the aims and aspirations of Rotary? If you can name two things, you are doing better than average. There are mary kinds of itotarians. There is the man idio always sits in the same chair, talks only with the members around him who occupy the same chairs week after week and often does not know aiy members other than the same small group with whom he sits. Please read the article on Page 32 of the January ftotarian. This week the club saw pictures of a fishing trip shown by Dr. Ellis of Quincy. Next week Duke Davidson presents William Grimes, City Assessor, who will tell us all about assessments and what we will psy in taxes. * ■> * Dear Cousin Moley: It is about time X vrrote you again as I am mad. Last week I attended a Rotary meeting and the more 1 think about the speaker, the madder I get. The speaker was from the Department of Public Instruction and he went on at length about dropouts from school and how it was going to be a national catastrophy unless everyone graduated from high school. He didn't tell just what a dropout was or when a student became one. When asked what the schools should be doing for the brdght kid he very glibly passed it off by saying, "Don't worry, they will get along". Such an attitude from a Department of Public Instruction official is appalling. We are to try to educate the poor student and let the bright one who also may need help, go hang. The D,P,I, is years behind in its thinking and efforts and it certainly showed up at the meeting. Let us hope that someday it may lead instead of dragging its heels. Stay out of jail. Yours, Gully * * * * * The other day your editor spoke at a service club luncheon and was wearing a bow tie. After the meeting he was presented with a bow tie. worn a four-in-hand he would have been given that type. of each from which to make a choice. Had he There were about six When asked about this custom, the answer was that all men wear ties and the club believed in useful gifts to speakers. Not a bad idea, A gccd turn is one that gets the blankets back on your side of the bed, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR, OF DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH, Tom Collins, Norm Moore Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Club AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Bulletin- FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Secretory Treosorer Wni. ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogie, Douglas Ernest Luse, Chuck V/oodword, ' '' H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS at 12:00 noon ; BOB NAGIE, Director. *• Dick Mooro, Ralph Toupolik INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International Geergo R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internolional Trade Associations— FRED ANDERSON, Director International Contacts— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. . Iptern'l Convention) 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams • i—Paul Hurloy 29-H. Teeter Julv-1965 8-L.,Wise 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shbrno 13—C. Heikkinon 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wllcox 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—0. Davidson •;19-A.„Foller SONG leaders KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotary 8—K. leovanworth .December—1964 Rotary Foundation— Paul Hurley, R. YIngling June-1965 (Rotary Foundation) .24—H. Joseph ' 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson . > 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupolik 17-C. Swort Don Shorho, Roy Patterson Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. 4-M. McKeith •11-H. Bent 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Student Prpiects— Employer-Employee Relotlons— May—1965 November—1964 Cron Wllcox, Al Butterfield, International InformationRed McKnighf, Art Lyons B. Foller, Wll Couillord Competitor Relations— 27-T. Collins ' 6—C. Sebold 13—C. AMemior 20-Mel. Rice 27—Los. IMoodword •Fre'd Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver-Seller Relotlens— pecial—At the call of the President " 6—F. VooAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAl.SERVICE April—1965 Youth— Bob Noglo, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of eoch month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Awords — R. Sweet Sergeont-at-Arms— MEETINGS 23-A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton - . (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac. McKetthT Public Relations- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur Scholorship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Fred Neor, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information— . . Woodward. 25—N. Mooro B. K. Pcorce MembershipOlin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 2—K. Olmsted Septembor—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bobior (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H foir) Rural Urbon— Magazine— Asslstont See'y-Treas. 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovee 23—R. Woldron 18-R. Kerr Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Lcavenworth Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. PresidenI Viee-Presldent 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dolly Charles Bocon, A! Rico Classification- 1964-1965 ROTARY Bays' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program cholrman of the change. Members having speeiol programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisi with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER/JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. ..278-2903 • -.278-6033 Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwalcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rufh.._ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther., Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret • ..278-5358 278-6821 ^J17B-6843 : -I. Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .278-5891 .278-4486 .278-2854 Horold Coddlngton, 324 B. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobora Wllford Coutllord, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke AVe.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo— John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille :278-8086 .;278-5386 — 279-9551 .NTormand Moore^ 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cprnwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafric0 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. '.i .278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTima 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoIne— Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St .Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .278-2818 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshatl St.-Polly„ 278-5033 RobcrJ G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natolie 278-^93 .278-8609 .278-5909 .278-5475 .278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbaro -278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen —278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfioid Dr.—Aileen .278-6687 Harry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.—— .278-6788 . 278-5790 .278-8840 ______ -279-9551 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5505 Russell V/aldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 279-9360 .278-5318 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cl.—Martha Harold Mcknight, Coldwofer St. Home—Carol Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann__ Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5512 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret_-767-7508 Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen. 278-2947 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha Albert Foller, 95 t^. Honehett St.—Charlotte John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo_^_ Phone No. •' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R: R. 5, 1573 W.' Chieagb-Elleen 278-2127 278-6501 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 278-6850 .278-2990 .278-5234 .278-6054 .279-9471 -278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lo.nore NAME Address and Rolary Ann , H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.— K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshoil St.—Edno • . 278-2539 273-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mobel.J C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.. 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel: Rice, ST2-5594 , 1903 Kibby Rd., Joekson—LilHari Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nollie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Vlrginio ....278-4222 278-2841 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodword,' 20 Parsons Cl.—Ruth.__ 279-9428 Donold Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie... 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14361 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lakeJanean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Cnrlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howard K, Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen .__-_.278-6730 :r-- .lii,; ■ o'-.- •. - * - • OU--. •'I- T . The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR i I '■ • ->vi 1965 ■[) fRSD^TRICK H, VtlEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HIGH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome . •-•'V-?"' ! V • • ■■ ^ ■; V j..;/- 278-5165 INC :> 'T ' �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I • I i-onday, December 21 was Forefathers Day and also >;ational Flashlirrnt and Battery Inspection Day. Tuesday was Internatiopal Arbor Day. V/ednesday the Christmas Pageant of Peace began in v/ashington, D.C, and Saturday, December 26 is celebrated as second Christmas in South. Carolina and tiie Virgin Islaiids. And for you ice fishermen Sunday is Angler's Day. A Rotary Club is a classification club and its members have an obligation to propose qualified men to fill classifications which have been opened so that the club may be a cross section of businesses and professions i:i t.'ie community. Tiie first Rotary convention was held in Cliicago in 1910 v;ith 29 delegates from 14 of the 16 clubs In existence bei.ig represented. At this meeting the .National A.ssociation of Rotary Clubs i/a.s orgaiiized. At that time t-iere were 1500 Rotarxans in the v.'orld. This week the club heard from Walt Balcom and A1 Butterfield discuss the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation. Tiie slogan is "Dollars for Scholars" and more are needed. Tliere are now 12 students being helped by the Loan Foundation. Next week Cranston kllcox will present some one from tlie State Department of Public Instruction v;ho will discuss the drop out prograrA. hliat are the schools doing superior or gifted children? This is a sad area and one that urgently needs attention and the schools as a whole are dragging their feet in this regard. Don't forget that progress reports on the years program are due early in January, Be sure and get yours made on tine. Next year we are starting on the biographies of new members so those who will be written up get your obit ready. Parents really appreciate a teacher's hardships after a rainy Saturday. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATFR, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON ERNEST W. lUSE JOHN Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweller, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Sob Loose Secretory Wni. Assistant Soe'yTreas. Program- C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith INTERNATIONAL at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE * BOB NAGIE, Director ★ President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. SERVICE Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Trade Associations— Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngton 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTiEN 5—R. Moore SONG LEADERS 12—D. Davidson KEN PUTNAM, Choirman 26-W. Bobier Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson V. Kornstion, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno inlemotienal Student Proiects— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Rotary Foundation- General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois (Rotary Foundation) Red McKnight, Art Lyons Craig Sebald, Conrad Swort 1—R. Howley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 17—C. Swort Internationol Information- Four-Way Test- June-1965 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Employer-Employee Relations— 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts— Competitor RelationsDick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL 4—M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller RelationsB. Foller, Will Coulilard ypecial—At the call of the President May-1965 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Bob Nagic, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 20-Mcl. Rice Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Sergeant-ot-Arms— MEETINGS 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Youth— H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS April-1965 13—C. Allcmior Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ 30—R. Loose October-1964 Student Guests- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orsonist DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Awards — Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. 23-A. lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student leans, Fred Culy Public Relations- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy IS-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritx VanAken 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olreetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy. Charles Schmiti, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Wlllionis, Robert Nogle, Douglas 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban— Bobier Mar<h-1965 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworlh Magaxine— Treasurer KLEIN (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins {4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Vtce-Presidenf CHARLES SCHMin Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent Presidcnl FRED CUIY 9—C. Bacon 16—5. Bovee 23-R. Waldron August-1964 4-0. Dolly Charles Boton, Al Rice Classification- 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- OFFICERS BY ElECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 19-A. Foller SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotory Mogailne) Duane Davidson The obove is our program schedule for the Rolory Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the program choirman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairmen — ~Telephone " 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kafhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-6821 Harvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddlngton, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 276-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 __278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Elsweiler, Jr., 33' Fairfield Dr.—Luellfe 270-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehelt St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5313 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora__278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn——___278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo ___„_-278-^90 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-___„.„___278-8B40 John Klein, Box 148—Potricia_„____„____ 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworlh, 213 N. Hudson-Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-5554 278-2261 Fritx VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.. Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys ..278-5585 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-6769 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoli Ct.—Gladys.. Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cetia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Lusc, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKolfh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-2947 278-5512 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grcree...—.—.278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne 27B-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth ...278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol... ..278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mcl Rice, 1903 Ktbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian— Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Sehmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion.......278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 PUBLISHED BY of Coldwaler^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 276-2612 278-8238 .Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 _.278-M33 ... Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie ....278-6393 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly__ Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie — 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel-.. ...278-5165 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwaler Loke— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Eliora 278-5091 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 John Wolker, 33 278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlilowbrook Rd.-Elva Dougherty—Gretehen..... WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COlsDTATCR, HIGH. ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth ^otary REFLECTOR JTREDERIC^ He 278-4229 278-4159 ... Worren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine ST2-5594 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise—..278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Ne|lie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Boatrlce The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Trcot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna INC. 278-5412 �*He Profits Most Who Serves Besf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 20, 1964 This is the last bulletin for 1964. "We hope it will be a better bulletin next year. 400 years ago in 1565 St. Augustine, Florida v^as founded, 300 years ago in 1665 the great plague hit London, 200 years ago in 1765 the Stamp Act in the American Colonies led to riots in New bngland. This is International Take a Deep Breath Mont'n, University of Detroit Silent Record Week, United Cerebral Palsy biontU, National "inter Golf Month and Rook i''jonth. It seems that your editor ^ets rooked every month and now it seems a month has been set aside for just that. More later. Visiting Rotarians included Jerry Hollister and Dwight Green from Bronson. Other visitors included several teachers; Mrs, Caroline Norton and Alfred Hamlin of the Coldv;ater Schools and also Uilliam French of the Bronson Public Schools. Ed Holtz, one of our honorary lienbers, put in an appearance. Grand Ledge is now 500% in Rotary Fouiidation contributions, Eaton Rapids and Sturgis are 600%, Kalamazoo, Charlotte and Jackson are 700%. District 636 has contributed a total of $55,435,42. Rotary International will be 60 years old on February 23, 1965. If tae Coldwater Club is to propose a candidate for District 636 Governor for 1966-67 year his name should be submitted to Ed Lincoln of Marshall, Chairman of the Nominating Committee. ^ Attendance for November was 91.55% v/iiicii was 5th for clubs of our size. Bronson was iiigh with 95.67%. On Tuesday, Cranston '.Vilcox introduced Dr. John Porter of the Department of Public Instruction, who is also Chain.ian of the Scholarship and Loan Coiruaittee, and he discussed the problem of dropouts in the public school. He stated it was not an etluiic, economic or group problem but one of nation wide scope. Next week we will see pictures of a fishing trip to be shown by Dr. Ellis of Quincy. Thought for the week: To be a successfial Rotarian is not easy. Individual and collective efforts for the good of the coinmunity give your club a good public image. This is from the bulletin of the Rotary Club from Port Moresby, Papua, In the business world an executive knows something about everything, a technician knows everything about sometninf and a switchboard operator knows everything. Ray Jiulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri>State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore BY ELECTION President FRED CUIY - Vke-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Schmill, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Mrs. Grace Poltertort — Orgoniit Youth— Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thuridoy of each month at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ^ -pedal—At the coll of the President * Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamozoo, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information— Mav-t965 4-M. McKcilh November—1964 25—R. Toupolik 27—Les Woodward 3-W. VanAken R. Sweet 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Poul Hurley Rotary Foundation- Juiv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield international Student ProiectsDon Shorno, Roy Pofforson Intern'l Convention) 8—K. leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Inlernolionol Contacts- 6—K. Poarce 13—C. Heikkinon 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory-1965 Dick BIringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart INTERNATIONAL SERVICE PoijI Hurley, R. YIngling n-H. Bent 18~T. Skabo Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, Trade Associations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice Red McKnight, Art Lyons Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeont-at-ArmsBob Nagle, Don Wright April-1965 29—R. YIngling C. Helkklnen, Mac McKellh Rotary InformationErnest Lute, Chuck Woodward, Waodward. 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Student Guests- (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Pcaree Public Relations- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student loons, March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. Leovenworth Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobter Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) ie-R. Kerr Rural Urban— Magazine— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, At Rice Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendance- ClassificationOFFICERS February—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobter (Rotary Mogozino) Ouane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964.65. If you wish lo change doles with another member, odvise the program ehoirmon of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee lo ossisf with the dotoils. FRED CULY, Progrom Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Foy.- Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Ricbord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avo.—Jeon 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Cioro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5891 278-4486 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-5386 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Mopic Lone—Jone 279-9471 .278-2818 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr.. 3^ Foirfiold Dr.—Lucille.. 278-5909 278.6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchell St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen 278-4115 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfleld Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn.™— 278-6687 278.6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5790 .278-8840 John Klein, Box i48—Patricia—. 279-9551 NAME Addreit and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 £. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 278-6769 Fred Neor, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted. 70 MorshoTl St.-Edna Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-GraceRoy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 270-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann.. Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello._ 278-5585 .278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bifatriee Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St 278-5033 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshal) St.—Polly 278-5033 .278-6393 273-6161 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jaekson-lillion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergel 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Crolg Sebold, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mobel Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5642 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie——278-6316 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278.4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone ..278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278.4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio———278-2841 6 TRfOtRlCK H. CQLDWATER, Joneon .... PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-4468 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora...... 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloine 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen ......278-6730 trsrKs MICH. 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS OUALXTT SPRING PRODUCTS. TEMPLE 278-2710 278-4029 .278-2612 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2~Celia Notary REFLECTOR ELK'S 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER yisif.ing Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-2979 B. K. Poarce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-V«fTlma Warren Willioms, Bolavio-laMoine 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho NAME Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. fx... XXX, December 17, 1964 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A The last step in the admission of a new member; HAPPY H E V,' YEAR The Secretary fills out a new member report and forwards it to the Secretary of Rotary International. Did you know that from Chicago Rotary spread to the Wast Coast and the second Rotary Club was formed in San Francisco in November of 1903 through the efforts of Manuel ^ Munoz of Chicago and Homer Wood of San Francisco, Tlirough the additional efforts Oj Wood clubs were formed in Oakland, Seattle and Los Angeles in 1909, did not have a club until August of 1909 and Boston in December of 1909. York Cit> At this Christmas season try to read the article on Page 53 of the December Rotarian. So little on your part may mean a lot to someone else. mich Rotary Club in Michigan is mentioned in "These Rotari;ins" in the December Rotarian? Jeff Green was our student guest on Tuesday. Ed Uland of the Chamber of Commerce, who is leaving Coldwater in January, was also a guest as was Ton Mderson, son of Fred. He is home on leave from CSNTC, Great Lakes. The Ladies Night on December 10 was the best attended of any recent ones. This week Don Shomo presented Yang Avh from Korea who told the club of himself and his country. It was interesting to note that he spoke ol Korea as a country and not as two countries; North and South Korea. It was an excellent program. A1 Butterfield tells us that next week we will hear the Coldwater Student Loan Foundation. Tolerance is that uncomfortable feeling that the other fellow might be right after all. Ray Nhilchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrI-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF Ray Mulchahcy, John Etswelier, Jr. CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas, ★ Oireetors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodwa rd. Mrs. Grace Palterson — Organist ★ FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Mogazine— Wm. Public Relations- Student Guests- BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ^ -k DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Roy Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamoxoo, Mich. Trade Astoclatiens— 6—F. VcnAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice May-1965 4-M. McKeifh 27—les Woodword 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo 3—W. VonAken (Rotary Foundation) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Don Shorno, Roy Polterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Proiecis— 6—K. Peorce 22—A. Butterfield 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Infern'l Convention) 17—C. Swart 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts- Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations— General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois C. Heikkinen, Mac McKelth FRED ANDERSON, Director Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Four-Way Test- April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet Buyer-Seller Relotlons— B. Poller, Will CouMlord Competitor Relations- President Rotory Intemotionol CHARLES PEHENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — Cran Wilcox, AI Bolterfield, BOB NA6LE, Director Special—At the coll of the President 30—R. Loose Youth— VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Mel Rice, H. Coddington Sergeant-ot-ArmsBob Naglo, Don Wright at 12:00 noon (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Peorce Scholarship, Student leans, 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Troof September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Kerr Membership— Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, (Rotory's Anniversary) Mareh-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urbon— 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee ■23-^R. Woldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworfh Bobier .■ 4-0. Dolly Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- PrDsideni Vlte-Prosident Secretary PROGRAMS August-1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safely- Harvey Bent BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Beys' and Girls' Week- Duke Davidson, John Dean, AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY ERNEST W. LUSB KLEIN RUSSELL MOORE, Director Classification— 1964-1965 JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotory Magazine) Duane Davidson F. NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to ehonge dotes with onother member, advise the program choirmon of the ehonge. Members hoving special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret—767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 278-5386 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annotta 279-9551 278-6769 Seton 278-5391 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 278-2854 Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Raymond Molehohey, 175 E. Poor! St.—Llla 278-5078 Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobara Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Mopio Lone—Jane Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etswelier, Jr., 37 Foirffeld Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Graco___ 279-9360 278-2979 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss._ Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cl.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Willioms, Bafavia—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R, 2-Ce1ia Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St 278-5554 276-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 . 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St,-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-5033 276-4468 278-6161 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lillioo Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notoiie 278-8318 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Hoitz, 14381 iyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-EIzoro 278-6517 278-8909 Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison lake—Rlto Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise __273-5842 Conrod Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd,—Arlene. 278-4350 278-8942 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia— 279-9551 278-2451 ST2-5S94 278-5006 278-5714 278-4222 278-2841 Janean Visking Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Howard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gratchen ... ___278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 I Sec. 34.66, P. L. tflT) FRrOEEICK ROTARY CLUB 273-5165 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Eloino-. Notary REFLEGTOR of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6341 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2710 278-4029 278-8238 —Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Torg Skabo, 165 Norrq,ws Rd., R. R. 2—Nolllo ELK'S TEMPLE Phono No. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth 278-6687 278-6788 John Klein, Box 148-Palrieio 278-2947 Address ond Rotory Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-8609 278-5909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Holon--278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileon Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen NAME Webster Treat, R. 3,-Coldwoter lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Warner VanAken, R, R. 2-Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice- H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COhDWATER, UICH. INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 10, 1964 Thia is Hitman Week. Universal Bible Week, and also Soumen Itsenaisyys- Paiva. At the Board of Directors meeting on Monday, December ?, approval of a leave of absence because of health reasons was granted to A1 Rice. We hope he is soon able to return to the club. The directors of the four avenues of service? Club Service, Doug Woodward; Vocational Service, Bob Nagle; Community Service, Russ Moore and Inter national Service, Fred Anderson are being requested to consult with their various committee chairmen to determine how far the plans they formulated for the year have progressed. This amounts to a mid-year evaluation. District Governor. Don Dpubledav. has asked for an increase in membership by each club trying to fill some vacant classifications. The Classification Committee met with the Board of Directors and went over some 23 vacant classifications. Please give this matter a good think and if you know of someone who might fill a vacant classification please subnit his name in writing to President Ax Olson, or Secretary Ernie Luse. Step twelve in the admission of a new member: membership card. . • The Secretary issues a Your Editor attends many service club meetings and some of them have de veloped very impressive induction ceremonies. Our club has always inducted new members in a rather haphazard, sloppy procedure. If membership in Rotary is to mean much to a new member (and it should) it might help impress on the new member the obligation he assumes when he is accepted into club member ship if the induction procedure was dignified, impressive and meaningful. Last week Les Wise presented Bob White, of the Federal Mogul Company, who presented a film strip showing what an airport can mean to a city, and then he outlined the benefits of the Branch County Airport. Members A through M ate free last week and members N through Z picked up the tab. There was not much difference between the attendance record, but it amounted to $1.50 each for the unfortunates. Next week Don Shorno will present Yang Auh who is at present working with the Branch County Library. Yang is a graduate of the University of Seoul, Korea, and at present is working on his M.A. Degree at Western Michigan University. The modem man drives a mortgaged car over a bond-financed highway -with gas boiight on a Credit Card. Ray Mulchahey You will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 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December 3» 19^^ This is National Prosperity Week, Monday, November 30 was Chanukah, it is also Science Talent Search Month and on Saturday, December 5 "the Festival of Trees at Waikiki begins. Step number eleven in admitting a new member: The new member fills in and signs an application card and pays the admission fee. In the attendance contest for the month, Group No. 1 (A throughM) came out ahead and eat free next week. Group No. 2 (N through Z) will pay. Remember Tuesday, December 8 is the last time you can make a reservation for Ladies Night on December 10. At this time 112 reservations have been made and we are requesting that those people that have season tickets see Barbara Bernall at the Theater at once to make the switch in their tickets. At the meeting of the Board of Directors on Tuesday, it was deciddd to give $50 to the Chamber of Commerce for the Christmas project. Your editor remembers the days when various members helped individual families and kids at Christmas. It is a sad day when a check replaces a club project. A cigar to the member who tells your editor on Tuesday who the following men were: Silvester Schiele, Gustavus Loehr and Hiram Shorey and what they were in Rotary. Also a cigar if you can tell what Harry Ruggles did for Rotary. What was Rotary*s first public project in Chicago? There will be a Board meeting id.th the Classification Committee on Monday, December 7 at noon at Stukey's Inn. When and where was the second Rotary Club in the United States organized? Please read the article in the December Rotarian, "The Clubs in Action" and then set down and give it a good think as to what you as a Rotarian have done in the last year to further the ideals of Rotaiy. What was the result? This week Fred Culy presented David Bradley who told the club of hawks and falcons and the ancient sport of falconry. Next week Les Wise presents Bob White of Federal-Mogul who will tell the club of the benefits and influence of the local airport. It is a wise and thoughtful wife who has a nice hot beef stew ready when the man of the house returns from a fishing trip. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR AHENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stale Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore 1964.1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSB CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. President Vice-Presldent Secretory Treosurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magaxine— Wm. Progrom— Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant'Ot-ArmsBob Noglc, Don Wright at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Special—At the call ef the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— 8. Foller, Will Coulllard Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupoiik Employer-Employee Relollens— Croig Seboid, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International Ray Pitts, Mork Andrews George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Occupational information- Governor, 636 Dlst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalomaxoo, Mich. Paul Hurley, R. Ylngiing Trade Associotlons— 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose 15—F. Weeks 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins 6—C. Seboid 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice May-196S 4—M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 27—Les Woodward Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE June-1965 1—R. Howiey (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information— 1 —Paul Hurley Rod McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Sherne 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wlleox International Student Protects— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy intern'! Convention) 17-C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director July-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Deon 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornslicn, Harry Joseph April-1965 October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Foundation- four-Woy Test- (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 29—R. Ylngiing Awards — Student Guests- H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month September—1964 Scholarship, Student Leans, Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16_W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Culy ^hmllt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, K. Olmsfed, K. Leavenworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Oiin Dally, Les Wise, Fritr VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 18-R. Kerr March-196S 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— B. K. Pearee Membership— (Rolory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Bobier 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Duke Davidson, John Dean, 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY ' 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier SPRING (Rotory Mogoxine) Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to ehanoe dates with onothcr member, odvise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R., R. 2-GIadys Horold McKnight, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee_ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoret--767-7508 Harvey G. 278-6843 Mllford A. McKelth, 75 N., Hudson St.—Helen Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Mariorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgeref Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Tholma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vora Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogeno Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolhy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duono E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 ...278-2818 278-8609 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-2947 278-6278 Raymond Mulehohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla 278-5078 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morsholl St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.-Rctha 279-9492 278-2790 ...278-2451 278-6161 278-5318 Pool Hurley, 163 Falrficid Dr.—Aileen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-M87 __273-678B Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 ..278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. J1. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 ...278-4350 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-———__.278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia tester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4222 ....278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel ..278-5165 Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwatcr Lake— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Eizoro.— Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Grolehon—... 278-2841 of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE yisiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott-Natalie — ST2-5594 278-8942 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Pblly.I Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons-C).—Ruth. See. 3 TREDERICK H. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-5033 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5790 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Chorles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—W|lma.____ ....278-4229 279-9360 278-2539 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-5585 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Dello 278-5512 278-2979 ^.-.278-6341 Mel Rice, 1903 278-5554 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann__ Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batavfa—laMoIne John T. Deon, 59 Ridgomoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora...278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 1. Chicago St.—Mory Helen 278-4115 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chleago-Elleen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorolhy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily INC _____.278-5091 ..278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 25, 1964 This is Latin America Week, National Indigestion VJeek, World Wide Bibly Reading Time and Speckled Trout Rodeo Time in Alabama, Step Number Ten in admitting a new memberJ The Secretary sends notice ofelection to the proposer and the newly elected member. The fourth object of Rotary is the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men uniting in the ideal of service. We note that for October Coldwater Rotary had 92,34/o in attendance which places us in fourth place among the clubs having 51-150 members. or more 100$^ meetings. Fifteen clubs had one Augusta was high club with 98.2655 for the month. District Governor Don Doubleday in his letters gives February 25 as the date Vicksburg is to present their "Showboat", a show similar to the ones presented by our club. District No. 636 has a Rotary Foundation Fellow for 1965-66, He is Henry M, Yaple from Vicksburg. He will study at the University of Aix-Marseille in France. Grand Ledge is the first club to charter an Inter-Act Club in District 636. Wednesday, December 6 has been chosen as Charter Night which will be held at the Grand Ledge High School. Here is a chadce for the Youth Service Committee to secure first hand information regarding this program. Remember Tuesday, December 8," is the last day for reservations to Ladies Night on December 10. The 1965 Model UN will be held at Hillsdale College on March 12 and 13. We have received notice that the District Editarians are to meet at Schulers in Marshall on Satiirday, December 5 lor the Annual Editarian Roundup. In the December Rotarian be sure to read "From Orchids to Peanuts", It tells of the struggle one man made for benefit of mankind. Also in the December Rotarian there is an article "They Help the Blind to See", This is worthwhile reading. Incidentally the Jackson Lions Club has an elaborate and complete program in cooperation with inmates of Jackson Prison for the making of Braille Books for the blind. This week Pat Patterson had a program emphasizing the Stratford Theater Project and compared it vrith what the Tibbits Theater might do for Coldwater. Next week's program is undecided as yet. Then there was the 12 year old who opined "that until we had television we did not know what a headache looked like. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Mondoy, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Vlte-Presidenf Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'yTreas. John Walker, Gob Loose Membership— Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas ProgramFred Culy Mrs. Oroee Polterson — Organist ★ Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Youth— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ot 12:00 noon INTERNATIONAL 8uyer>Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CouMlard DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Geedhelm 17-C. Swart Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Sebold, Conrad Swart SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Trade Associations— 24—H. Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter Information- 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wllcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19~A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Hcikkinen 22—A. Butterfieid Dick BIringor, Ray Fox Paul Hurley, R. Yingllng July-196S 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiecit— ' 1—R. Howley (Rotary Intern'! Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth December—1964 Red McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary Foundation- Four-Way Test- June-t965 (Rotary Foundation) International Contacts- International 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations- 4-M. McKoifh 11-H. Bent 19-T. Skabo R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director ipecial—At iha call of the President 27-T. Collins May—1965 27—les Woodward Cran Wllcox, Al Butlerfiold, VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VonAkcn 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allomior 20—Moi. Rico Mel Rico, H. Coddington Sergeant*at>Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright April-1965 October—1964 C. Helkkinen, Mae McKelth Student Guests- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 29—R. Yingllng Awards — H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of aoch month B—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Fred Neor, Bob Rumsoy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- Woodward. 2-K. Oimsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pcarce Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken Dlraetors—Axner Olson, Fred Cuty, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier March-196S 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— Magazine— (Roiary's Anniversary) 4-0, Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. leovenworth Fellowship- 23-R. Waidron August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rico Roy Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Duke Davidson, John Dean, )964-l965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassiifcation- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chonge dotes with onother member, odvlse the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist wilh the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telcpho ne 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone Ne. Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Cl.—Ruth 276-5358 Robert Loose—R. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chleogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 —278-5234 Ernest W. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchctt St.—Chorlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Hoikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ai]een_____ 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grend St.—Wllma. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-5790 278-8840 __279-9551 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-DelIa Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5909 278-2947 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6598 276-2818 Frill VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Raymond Muiehohey, 175 E. Pcorl St.—Llla 278-8W9 John T. Oeon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chleogo St.—Mabel ! Webster, Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-2261 279-9551 278-6769 278-6278 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane 278-6054 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 767-7508 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ! Mliford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen K. L. Oimsted, 70 Morsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cronsfon Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Donald Wright, 21 "N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Nafolie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Hollz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rci., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-8942 278-4222 Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchon Conrod Sworf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5714 278-5642 278-4350 Jonean 278-2841 Tv S«c. 34.66 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC 'V. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4468 278-6393 COLDWATER, MICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine V A' I C'A ROTARY CLUB 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS rj; rREDERTCK H, 278-4424 278-2451 Rotary REFLECTOR ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 Warren Williams, Batavio—laMoine 278-8318 The COLDWATER Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-WTlma Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rite .Tc- PUBLISHED BY 278-4229 278-4159 278-2710 ST2-5594 278-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5585 278-4243 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson-liilian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5554 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A, NOVEMBER 19, 196^^ The third object of Rotary is the application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business and community life. Step nine in the admission of a prospective member is that if no objections have been filed xd.thin ten days the proposed member is considered duly elected. This is Diabetes Week, National Retarded Children's Week, Asparagus Week and the beginning of Holidays are Pickle Days, It is also National Stamp Collect ing Week, National Farm-City Week and on Saturday, November 21, Aviation Month International Month begins. We were glad to see Chick Kennedy after his recent illness and members are urged to send Bob Shaw at St. Joseph's Hospital, Room No. 7039, Ann Arbor a get well card. Ladies night is Thursday, December 10 and be sure you have made your reser vation by Tuesday, December 8 and be sure to pay your tab for the dinner and show. Members holding coupons may trade them in for tickets. On Friday night President Axner Olson and Secretary Ernie Luse attended the dinner at Kalamazoo when that club observed its 50th Anniversary. President of Rotary International Charles Pettengill told of the 11,900 clubs in 127 countries with 557,500 members and-the influence they have in the world. There are 200 clubs in West Germany, 200 in Italy and 640 in Japan, Contri butions totaling about $13,000 were made to the Rotary International at the dinner meeting, $400 being Coldwater's contribution. Next week Pat Patterson will tell us and show us the Shakespeare Festival at Stratford Ontario. Attendance was down, deer hunting the reason, let us hope everyone makes up. Remember the contest A through M afid NtKrough Z group for the month of November. Perhaps you may eat free on December 8. Conrad Swart presented Shirley Welsh Morgan who was an exchange student this past summer in Switzerland. She told us of her trip and showed some excellent slides of Switzerland. When you are green you are growing, when you are ripe you are rotten. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Reslauront -- Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Vice-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. Clyde Wlllioms, Robert Nagle, Douglos Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ProgramFred Culy Fred Ncer, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the call of the President ^ Sergeont.at'Arms— Bob Nogic, Don Wright -k Buyer.Seller Relolions— B. Failer, Will Coulllord Competitor Relations- DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meoni, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Donald B. Deubleday, Kalamaxoe, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbald, Conrad Swort Four.Way Test- Ray Pills, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodword 23-A. Lyon 8—J. Kennedy 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur April-1965 6—F. VanAken 29—R. Yingling Awards — 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice May-1965 November—1964 3-W. VanAken 10—H. Goodhelm 17-C. Swart Juno—196S Student Guests- Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 Scholarship, Student Loans, C. Heikkincn, Mac McKelth H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pearce Membership— March—1965 25—N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier (Rolory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Direeters—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Community Safety— Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— 23-R. Waldron 4-0. Dolly Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- Ray Mulchahcy, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS August-1964 Charles Bacon, A1 Rice ' Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964.1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bunt 18-T. Skabo 27—Les Woodword Youth— Cron Wilcox, A1 Butterfield, R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Willioms 29-H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29~C- Wilcox international Student Proieets— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duane Davidson V. Kornslicn, Harry Joseph July-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkincn 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January-1965 SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foiler 2d-W. Bobier FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) NITE The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with onother member, advise the program cholrmon of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such os ladles' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the delaits. FRED CULY. Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carfyle Ave.—Jean 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Williom Bobier, 280 Grond St.—Margaret-- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicogo St.-Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbora Carlo Hoikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen 278-8909 278-4115 Albert Pallor, 95 N. Hanehett St.—Chorlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Liio 278-5078 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Ednou 278-55)2 278-2539 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Roy 'C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce -278-2818 278-5475 278-6517 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn— —278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha__„._— 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—— 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwofer St. ■ Horrie—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9471 —276-6054 Phone No. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margoret—767-7508 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. Davidson, IS Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo— Address end Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Wilford Coulllord, 60 N. Monroe St-—Imogone Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy; NAME Robert Nagic, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-2947 278-6278 279-9492 Axnsr Olson, 304 Grand St.-^Rethq-,-- 279-9360 : 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn.. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St,! ' Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie— Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 ' Jancan Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elrora Richord Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Daogherty-Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I rREDERICK QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, coldwater, high. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 278-4468 _.__278-6393 ' Ed Hollz, 14331 lyop.awo Rd., Coldwaler Lake— > % ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprdgue St.-Hazels! E. Byron Thomas, 58 N.' Circle Dr.—Virginia.—.278-2841 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. !_ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie..— ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 t. 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Leslie Woodword, 163 Mdrsholl St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie ■Cm: PUBLISHED BY ..278-4029 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. Chorles Schmllt, 75" Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-W11mo Warren Williams, Botovia—LaMoine— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia-_i 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Coyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryf Ann Dr.—Phyliss . I . i Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Weoster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna.. Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia INC 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NQVFKRER TO. This is Y.W.C.A, World Fellowship Week, American Education Week and Youth Appreciation Week# Don't forget that next Tuesday is the latest date on which you can make a reservation for Ladies Night on December 9* Step Number Eight in admitting a new member permits club members to file objections to the admission of the prospective member. This must be done within ten days. Next week. November 1^-21 is Rotary Foundation Week. The Rotary Foundation was started years ago to provide an opportunity for graduate study by students from all nations in a country of their choice. A club is considered a 100^ club when it has contributed $10,00 per member toward the Foundation, Coidwater Rotary has contributed $40.00 per member and is a 4005& club. On Friday night President Axner and Secretary Ernie took a check for $400,00 to the meeting in Kalamazoo which means that the club is well on the way to being a 500!^ club. Appropriate of Rotary Foundation Week, Shirley Morgan will tell us of time spent in the Netherlands, Program chairman will be Conrad Swart, At Tuesday's meeting we had two student guests, Phil Ryder a Senior and John Skudlarick from St. Charles who attendedCamp Emory last summer. John told us of his experience at the camp, Mark Andrews reported on the 4-Wav Test and made some suggestions regarding how it should be used by members, Torg Skabo reported on Safety and Harold Coddington on Michigan Out of Doors. We hear that Chick Kennedy has been,ill and we hope for his speedy recovery. We also hear that Bob Shaw is in the U of M Hospital for surgery, an early recovery is hoped for. Veterans Day was observed at Tuesday's meeting by Ed Uland's pointing out its significance and the price paid by some members of the Armed Services. Harold Goodholm introduced Raid McClellan of the Consumers Power Company of Jackson, He outlined the varied and wide use of nuclear and atomic power not only in defense but in medicine, agriciilture and manufacturing. It was rather too bad that his time was so short, it might be a good thing to have him back again and give him a full program time to outline his area of work. No cigars passed out on Tuesday - The second object of Rotary is the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations and this coupled with high ethical standards allows each Rotarian to serve society. A cigar next week to the member who tells of the third object of Rotary. In these days with all the yak about going to the left or to the right no one has memtioned above or below, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HILISDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cofe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF COMMITTEES MICH. Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore RUSSELL MOORE, Director • Harvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Proiidenf Vice-Pre»ldenl ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Secretary Treasurer Assisfonf See'y-Troas. Roy Mulchahey, John Etswoiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Wolker, Bob Loose MogoxineWm. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Progrom— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS BOB NAGLE, Director Special—At the coll of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International B. Faller, Will Coulilard Competitor Relations— Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk Employer-Employee Relations— Cralg Sebald, Conrod Swart CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evonston, Illinois Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupotional Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Donald B. Doubledoy, Kolamozoo, Mich. 18—T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart 1—R. Hawley (Rolary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director 8—K. Leavenworth 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 International Information- 1—Poul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfleld Internotionot Student Proieets— July-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Dunne Davidson V. Kornsflen, Harry Joseph 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 3-W. VonAkon Cran Wilcox, Al Buttcrfield, Pool Hurley, R. YingMng Moy—1965 27—Les Woodward Youth— Rotary FoundationDick BIringer, Ray Fox Four-Way Test- 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— 6—F. VonAkon 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger October-1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 30—R. Loose April-1965 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loons, Awards — Sergeont-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 8—J. Kennedy Met Rice, H. Coddinglon Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Fred Noer, Bob Rumscy Rotary information- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodword C. Helkkinen, Mac McKelth Fred Culy Public Relations- March—1965 2-K. Olmsted September-1964 B. K. Peoree H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday oF each month 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Worrcn Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritx VonAkon (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Hawlcy Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Bobier 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Rural Urban- Membership— 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovce PROGRAMS .Boys'.and Girls' WeekCommunity Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Charles Bacon, Al Rico Classiifcation— Febroory—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magozine) The above is our progrom schedule for the Rolary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change datos..">«tth.another membec. advise the progrom choirmao of the change. Members hoving special programs, such os Ladles' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Cholrman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coidwaler-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 1 278-2903 278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-5353 Robert. Loose-R: R.' No. 2..Tekonsha— Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Birtnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 Milford A. McKelth", 75 N. Hudson'St.—Helen Seton Bovoe,. 171-Gtond St.—Cioro Gust C. Burandt.'75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo . Horoid Coddinglon, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vcro 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Wilford Couiilard, 60' N. Monroe St.—Imogono Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorolby 278-6054 279-9471 Mark S. Andrews, -25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ! Wliilom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Olin Dolly, 61 Mople .Lane-Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswoiler, Jr., 37 Falrfieid Dr.—luellle Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotto Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R.'R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 276-5386 278-5234 278:2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison loko—Barboro..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen : 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.___ John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 __.278-8840 279-9551 Z^^-7508 NAME Address ond Rotory Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-6501 278-6850 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Harold Mcknight, Coldwafer St. Home—Carol 279-9551 278-2947 Russell Woidron, P. O. Box 125—Delia.™ Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette .278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E: Pearl St.—tila .278:5078 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cran'std'ri Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Robert Nagle. 36 W. Pie'cc St.—Susan Fred Ncer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond Sf.--Retfio Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979' 8. K. Peoree, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-6161 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 ifusseU.,E. Moote,. 15..Comwell...Ct..—.Q.'ody$--,;-----278;62^ 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmlti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shornoi 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise.. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice 278-4159 278-2710 278-4029 ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Worrcn Willioms, Batovia-loMoine.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cclia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.. Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.-Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59,5. Sprogue St.—Hoiel Ed 'Holtr,' 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lakeJaneon 278-5165 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora.: 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine .,278-4198 Howard M. Teeter; 156 Church St.—Marlon ....278-4222 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Grotehen 278-6730 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, SB N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ■ Howard k. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-2841 :■ "~yixni /... -K-:- i: . ip: J ■ ' " ■ ^ The COLDWATER See. 34.: Rotary REFLECTOR I Frederick: h. keeks QU.^LITY SPRIKG products, XNG COLDKATER, KlOtl. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4424 278-5033 .___278-4350 = Visiting Rotarians Akvays Welcome 278-4229 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ' i 278-4243 278-5412 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the S. A. NOVMBER i:!-, 196h November has been listed as; Junior Red Cross Enrollment Month, National Kitchen Cotton Month, Raisin Bread Sales Month, Banana Fiesta Time and Winter Wonder Lamb Season. This week is International Cat Week, National Childrens Book Week and National Dish Cloth Week. More next week. Step Number seven in the admitting of a new member is after the prospective member has consented his name is circularized to the club members with a re quest that any objections be submitted within ten days. Last week there was a typographical error in the bulletin, the two teams of members are A through M and N through Z and not as given. Your Editor did not have to buy a cigar for anyone on Tuesday, apparently no one knew that the first object of Rotary is: "The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service." Next week a cigar to the member who can tell what is the second object of Rotary. If you and your Rotary Ann plan on attending Ladies Night on December 10 with dinner at Stukeys, hear Glenn Millers Orchestra and meet later at Stukeys, get your name to Ernie Luse or Vince Komstein. The tab is $15 per couple for everything. Dick Moore outlined his Committee's plans for. Competitor Relations, Will Couillard on Buyer-Seller Relations, Bob Yingling on Vocational Information and your Editor on the Bulletin. Thanksgiving and Christmas will be coming up soon and if any foreign students are going to visit Rotarians during the Holidays plans should be in the making. The club lost two good and faithful members by resignation on November 1. Hurley and Kenny Olmsted left us. We will miss them. Paul Chuck Bacon stepped in the vacant spot and provided the program on Tuesday. He told us of the recent visit of his family to Salzburg and of conditions in Europe. It was most interesting and certainly it must have been a grand trip. Ray Pitts has just returned from a vacation in the Florida Keys where he stayed near a former pirate hide out. Community service is a stand-by and an ob.iect of Rotax^v. Page ij-5 of the November Rotarian. Read HELP WANTED en Perhaps you might be able to help some group of youngsters. How many of you have been to the Coldwater Youth Center on a week end evening? If you have not go over some Saturday when the place is jumping, Neyt week Harold Goodholm will present Gerald J. Walke. a' nuclear operations engineer for the Consumers Power Company of Jackson, as our-speaker. _He..wlll tell us of their work in that area. Then at the ball game the bleachers went wild and the two blonds had a fight. Ray Mulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P, M. •iz ALBION - Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES RUSSELL MOORE, Director Attendance— Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— Community Safety— Torg Skobo, R. Howlcy Tom Collins, Norm Moore Duke Davidson, John Dean, OFFtCERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Ray Mulchahey, John Elswoiler, Jr. PresidenI Vice-Presldenf Fellowship- Secretary Magazine— ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant See'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglos Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist John Walker, Bob Loose BOARD OF MEETINGS Cron Wilcox, Al Bufterflcid, Bob Nagle, Don Wright ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary,. Rotary Inlernalienal George R. Means, Evansfon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald D. Doubleday, Kalamaxoo, Mich. Buyer-Seller Relolions— SERVICE 18-T. Skobo Red McKnight, Art Lyons International Student Proiecfs— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bulterfiold Julv-1965 6—K. Peorce 13—C, Helkkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' N1TE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 29—H. Teeter December—1964 Rotary FoundationDick Biringcr, Ray Fox Intcrn'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Paul Hurley, R. Yingling' ' 1—R. Howlcy (Rotory (Rotary Foundation] International Contocts— Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik June—1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director Employer-Employee Relations— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 4-M. McKcilh 11-H. Bent 10—H. Goodhotm 1—Paul Hurley Craig Scbald, Conrad Swart 27-T. Collins May-196S November—1964 Internalionol information- Four-Wdy Test- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemior 20—Mel. Rico 27—Les Woodward 8. Faller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik April-1965 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director lecial—At the call of the President 30—R. Loose October—1964 R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Youth— Sergeanf-at-Arms- at 12:00 noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY C. Helkkinen, Mac McKeilh H. Teeter DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month " Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, 16-W. Treat 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Scholarship, Student Loans, Student Guests- Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey Rotary Information- 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 8. K. Pearce Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) March—1965 September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy 23-R. Waldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth Wm. Bobier 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee PROGRAMS 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Membership— ★ ROTARY August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bneon, A! Rice Harvey Bent February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE DOUG WOOWARO, Director 19—A. Follor 26—W. Bobior Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' F. NEER (Rotary Magozine] NITE The above Is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to chongo dates with another member, advise the program chairmen of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such os ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Tofophono 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19. 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople lane—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 27B-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Chorlos 278-6821 Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 37 Corlyle Avc.—Jean 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttcrfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 £. Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babaro 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jone Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean. 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Btswcller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Folter, 95 N. Honehett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Dorrs 278-2818 I 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro .278-6517 Robert Howtey, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-8909 Corlo Hefkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen J.278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 ..279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Rolph Taupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N, Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldwaler Lake—Suxanno 278-5554 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Roth 278-2261 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Robert Loose—R. R.- No. 2. Tekonsha—Marga_ret ' Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2947 278-4229 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Coral 279-9551 Fred H. Weeks. R. R. 4-Beatrlce-... Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lllo 278-6278 278-5078 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Suson 279-9492 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witma 278-8238 278-5512 Warren Williams, Batavia—loMoine K. L. Olmstcd. 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Charles Woodward. 163 Morshall St. 278-5033 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-6769 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio J : B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Cf.—Lorroine 278-5341 278-6161 278-2790 Me) Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Liflion Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Chvyl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 276-5006 278-5714 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel 278-8318 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-6316 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 Ed Hollz, 14331 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Janean Art lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle-Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen...— 278-2841 •e. 34.r Notary REFLECTOR 1 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 F. M. ELK'S TEMPLE H. WBCKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, HICH. 279-9428 HONORARY-MEMBERS The COLDWATER FRKDERICK 278-4424 278-2451 Craig Scbald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156. E. Chicogo St.—Louise PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward. 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth Kenneth Putnam. 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2710 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn... 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss f Visiling Rotarians Abvays Welcome 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DeIia INC. ..278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 .-..278-5412 278-6730 �*He Profits 'Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 0C™ER~2771^96^ This is National Catholic Youth Week, National Cleaner Air Week, National Pretzel Week, National Thrift Week, National Contact Lens Week, National Honey Week, and National Gifted Child Week. Can't you just see a gifted Catholic child who wears contact lenses sitting in front of an air con ditioner gotten with thrift stamp:- cai-Lng pretzels "dipped in hcney. More next week. 000.000.OOP is the ar,iount of the National Debt as outlined by the United States Representative Edward Hutchinson who spoke to the club on Tuesday. He went on to state that the United States debt is greater than all other countries in the world combined and most of it has come about during the life of this generation. The 88th Congress spent more money and reduced revenues more than any other Congress. Mr. Hutchinson was in troduced by Mark Andrews. Don't forget to vote on Tuesday. November 3. We don't care how you vote but VOTE, A1 Rice, Chairman of Boys and Girls Week, reported on the activities of his committee as did A1 Butterfield for the Youth Committee. Don't forget to ask vour Rotary Ann about the Ladies Night planned for De cember 10. Dinner at Stukey's, Glenn Millers Orchestra at the Tibbits after ward and then a stop back at Stukey's. Reservations are to be made Tuesday, November 3» Just 75^ of the club membership ate lunch on Tuesday and then there were the early leavers which cut those that stayed for the program down to a poor de pleted group. Early leaving is a poor habit to have. During November the club is to be divided into two groups; the A's through the M's and the H's through the Z's with a contest between the groups for the best attendance. The losing group to buy lunch for the winners on De cember 15. If you are going deer hunting either make up before you leave, while north or when you return. Next week Bert Faller will report on Buyer-Seller Relations, Dick Moore on Competitor Relations, Robert Yingling on Vocational Information and your Editor will report on the BiiHetin. The first six steps in the process of admitting a new member have been pre liminary during vdiich the prospect should not have been notified. The pro poser fully informs the prospect of the privileges and responsibilities of Rotary membership and secures his oral or written permission to publish his name to the club. When a member becomes Senior Active his classification does not change, only his kind of membership changes. He does not now represent his classification but he continues to be knoxm by his former Classification. How many of the members know the four Objectives rf Rotary? We do not mean the h- Way Test either. We will give a cigar next Tuesday to the first member that can give it to your Editor. Les Woodward is presenting a speaker. Bud Abbott, next ^^eek who will tell U.S of and h.cw they are i-.-de. The biggest problem for traffic officers are: urban, suburban and bourbon drivers. You Will Always Be Welcome at These NeighbcRSig Mulflhahey MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 13:}5 M. BRONSON — Cengregotiono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. jONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AIBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STUR61S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Club Bulletin- President Vice-President Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treosurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Schmill, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF K. Olmsled, K. Leavenworth Awards — C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cron Wilcox, Al Butterfleld, ' Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director peciol—At the coll of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations— President Rotary Internationol CHARLES PEHENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Occupational Information— Poul Hurley, R. Yingllng Infern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-\y. WIHioms 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- December-^1964 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Julv-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno international Student Projects- 6—K. Peorce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Bullerfield Don Shorno, Roy Pottorson 29-C. Wilcox Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox 27—H. Coddington Jonuory—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS o-FALL LADIES' NiTE 5—R. Moore ■ 12—D. Dowldson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotory (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations- June—1965 17-C. Swart Red McKnIght, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations— Craig Scbold, Conrad Sworl Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mork Andrews 25—R. Toupalik 10—H. Goodholm International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik INTERNATIONAL. 4-M. McKcifh 11-H. Bunt November-!-1964 SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Seller Relations- 27-T. Collins May-1965 3-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 6—F. VonAken 13—R, Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemior 20-Mel. Rice 27—les Woodword R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday oF eoch month April-1965 18-T. Skobe Youth— H. Teeter 30—R. Loose October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingllng Student Guests- Rotary information- (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Leans, Fred Culy 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pearce Public Rclotions— (Rotory's Anniversary) March-196S 2~K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Program- ★ 25-N. Moofe Crippled Children— Wm. Bobier Membership— Woodward. 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Olin Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skabo, R. Huwiey Harvey Bent Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. tUSE 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23—R. Woldron August-1964 Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-I96S 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Foller 26—W. Bobier (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If vou wish .to channe dales with onothcr member, ndvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossisf with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kafhryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Harvey G. .278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8066 278-5386 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfleld, 31 278-2854 Gust C, Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chlcogo St.-Vora 278-4486 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Or.—Bobora 278-5234 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dally, 61 Mopio Lone—Jone Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo,.; 278-6054 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Rldqcmoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchelf St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5475 278-5318 John Efsweller, Jr.. 37 Fairfleld Dr.—lueille 278-6598 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonoro 278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Borbara__278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6637 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima__„___.278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotory Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. •.278-6501 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Arinetta 279-9551 ^.278-6769 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth Milford A. McKeifh, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2261 278-2947 NAME Address and Rotary'Ann 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann__ Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-5565 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beotrice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys. 278-6278 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 MorshaTj St.—Edno 278-2539 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-*Witmo Warren Williams, Bafovia—LaMoine Fred Neer, 203 W. Chieogo—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5078 279-9360 278-2979 —... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.-MobeL— C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2790 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson-Llllion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Bargef Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Nar.ows Rd., P.. R. 2-Nellie 278-6161 278-5714 .-278-8318 273-5042 278-6316 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Robert G. YingMog,-21 Scoff—Notoiie Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd.; Coldwater Loke— Janoan John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchon Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo 278-2841 The COLDWATER S«c. 3/ Rotary REFLECTOR i WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, INC. COhDIATER, ROTARY CLUH of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome MICH. 278-5033 278-^93 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-4222 PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 ..279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 HONORARY.MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion FREDERICK H. 278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth— Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginio 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-4350 278-8942 278-2710 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorratrce Rd.—Arlene'-.i 278-4229 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann^ Dr.—Phyliss Robert Nogle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan.. Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E, Pearl St.—Llla Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R, 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofer Lake—Suzonna 278-6311 278-4198 __278-M12 !278-6730 �^He Profits Most Who Serves Best** The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Goldwater; Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^ - - OCTOBER 21, 1964 This is National Forest Products Week. United Nations Week, Aloha Week and National Downtown Week. On Wednesday (today), International Whale Watching Week efegins and on Saturday, National Popcorn Week begins as well as National Wine Week. The Board of Directors has asked that all clubs be apprized that they are welcome at Board meetings and should feel free to submit suggestions to the Board for the betterment of the club. For some meetings to come the various committee chairmen will give a two minute resume of the work of their committee. On Tuesday, October 27, A1 Rice will report on Boys and Girls Week and Paul Hurley will report on Occupational Information, Next week's sneaker will be United States Representative Edward Hutchinsfn who will be introduced by Mark Andrews. This week Art Lyons introduced A1 Uhle who outlined the duties, functioning and responsibility of the Probate and Juvenile Court, Vice-president Fred Culy, President Axner Olson, Secretary Ernie Luse and Club Service Committee Chairman Doug Woodward attended the District 636 Institute at Olivet College where the following were stressed! 1, Assimi lation of New Members, 2. Club Bulletin Improvement and 3. Club Problems and their Solution. ' Step Number 5 in admitting a new member: If the Board of Directors sustains the favorable action by both the Classification and Membership Commltteee the proposer is notified by the Secretary of this action. The first five steps are preliminary and the prospective member should not be notified during this procedure. Dear Cousin Muley: I am glad to hear that you are out of jail. Next time you try to scare a revenooer don't shoot so close, you can't shoot the pipe out of his mouth and get away with it. The other day I drove down Pearl into the street in the middle of the block. If you blow your horn or come Street just at noon and some of these Junior High School kids are going to get flattened by a car someday. They won't cross at the lights--and crowd close they tell you about your ancestors, what you can do and where you can go. Someone ought to do something about it,_Uay-walking don't pay. Be careful and stay out of the pokey. Yours, Gully The opening of the bird season cut attendance this week. Lets hope the ab sentees all make up. Charles Bacon supplied the news item this week: The Bacons spent 21 days in Europe. Harvey Bent is to supply next weeks news item. It is a good thing before your wife goes to the supermarket to advise her to use a little shelf control. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, ]2:]5 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri.Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Directo; •RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' WeekCharles Bacon, Al Rice Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classification— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 19E4.1965 AXNER OLSON — FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President VIce-PresidenI Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant See'y-Treas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine- DIfeelort—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF C. Helkklnen, Mae McKeith MEETINGS INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director peciol—At the call of the President Buyer-Seller Relalloni- 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy General Secretary, Rolory Internationa! George R. Moons, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Oist., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalamazoo, Mich. 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikklncn 2Q^J. Deqn 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox 27—H. Cbddington Jonuary—1965 Dick BIringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' N1TE 12—D. Dovidson LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph Jufy-1965 8-L. Wise Rotary Foundation— SONG 22-W. Willioms 29—H. Tcolcr 1—Pool Hurley Red McKnighl, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. Tingling 8—K. leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey December—1964 Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Croig Sebold, Conrad Swart Intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Intemotlonol Student Proieeti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson President Rotary International ' 1-^R. HoWley (Rotary 17-C. Swart International Contocts— Employer-Emplovoo Relations— CHARLES PETTENGIIL-Greenwich, Conn. 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 .. 10—H. Goodholm FRED ANDERSON. Director Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 4-M. McKolfh n-H. Bent November—1964 International Information- B. Fallcr, Will Couillard May-1965 3-W. VonAken R. Sweet Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward 18-T. Skabo Cran Wilcox, Al Butterfield, Sergeant«at-Armt— Regular—First Thursday of each month 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger Oclober-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, April-1965 Youth- H. Teeter DIRECTORS 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Tingling Awards — Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Rotary informotion— (World Understanding) 23—A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student Loons, Fred Culy Public Relations- ★ September—1964 B. K. Peorce Program- Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Crippled Children— K. Olmsled, K. leovenworth March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggi Olln Dolly, Les Wise, Fritz VaeAken (Rolary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 11-8. Wiggins {4H Foir) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Wm. Bobier 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— 2-R. Fox 16—S. Bovoe Community Safety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ; 1P-A. Foller V. KORNSTIEN v 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogozlne) Duane Dovldson F. NEER The obovB Is our program schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint o committee to assist with the detoiTs. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Roiory Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kafhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 278-5353 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaref 278-5386 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Chsryl Ann Dr.—Bobaro 278-2990 278-5234 Wtlford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogene 278-6054 Olin Doily. 61 Maple Lane-Jane 278r2818 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Doon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle..__ John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanehetf St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 278-8909 Corlo Hoikkinon, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma™— 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148-Potricio 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy Phone No. 270-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Webster Treat, R. 3, Cofdwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Morgaref 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. 278-2261 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-'-Gladys 278-5585 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafrice 278-4159 luse, R. R. 4-Rulh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnighl, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Cf.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lito Robert Nogle. 36 W, Pierce St.-Suson 278-5078 279-9492 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce. 97 Edison, Cf.—Lorroine 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-2790 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chleogo-Ernestine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth E. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5512 278-6161 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Conrad Sworf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R, R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Address and Rotary Ann Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann'Dr.—Phyllis 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 278-8942 Douglas Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth___ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly. Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notalie * 278-4222 Jonean ___278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle AvC.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 0Gr22 ' - FRSDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS s Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 _.278-5033 278-4468 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel _..278-S165 Ed Heltz, 14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater lake— ..278-2841 Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ...278-2612 278-8238 Branson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dbrothy Clyde Williams, R. R, 1-Wilma Warren Williams, Batovio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-4229 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .» rt., PUBLISHED BY Phane Na. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie NAME tms QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, CQLD9ATER, HIGH. INC. t- __27B-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . ' i■ ' October l6, 196^1' This is National Y-Teen Roll Call Week, National Newspaper Week(Duke and Seton please note), National Fan Club Week (we don't mean Sally Rand, either). National Macaroni Week and Saturday, October 17 is Sweetest Day. Step Number h- in the process of admitting a new member is that the Board of Directors reviews the action of the Classification and Membership Committees and sustains or rejects their action. Coldwater's attendance improved during September wmth an average of 92.19^. This puts us 3rd in clubs of membership from 51-150• Ernie tells us that for the three months - July, August and September that 29 members had 100^ attendance, 18 members missed one meeting, 11 missed two meetings, 1 missed five meetings and 2 missed six meetings. On Friday, Novemeber 13 the Kalamazoo Rotary Club will celebrate its 50th Anniversary and will have as a special guest, President Charles pettengill of Rotary International. At this meeting several clubs will present checks for the Rotary Foundation. More dope later regarding reservations but this will be a fine chance to hear President Pettengill. On Sunday at the District Institute at Olivet the speaker will be Past District Governor E. Kenneth Switzer from Flagstaff, Arizona and he will stress 'Service to District Governors and Clubs in the USA, Canada and Bermuda. ' Thirty-four new members to District 636 have been added since the last District Governor's Letter. This month's Governor's Letter mentions and stresses what Rotary Clubs can do about high school drop outs. The Coldwater Club has agreed to help in this endeavor. Speaking of high school students, read the article on Page 1^ of the October Rotarian telling what Italian Rotary Clubs are doing to help the gifted child. Much has been and is being done for the slow learner and the retarded byt very little for the youngster who is a potential scientist or writer. The news iten is that Mark Andrews recently spoke to a Rotary Club on the Constitution. Next week's news item is to come from Dr. Charles Bacon.' District Governor Don Doubleday's visit was a success from all reports, he had no great criticisms to make and complimented President Axner saying it was one of the best meetings to date. In the evening about 25 members had dinner and presented the various committee reports. A thank you to John for presenting the bulletin report. A wise politician isn't out To fool all the people all the time, He is glad to settle for a majority. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congresoi'ona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHIE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Horvey Bent BY ElECTION AXNER OLSON Club Bulletin- ERNEST W. Fellowship- John Wolker, Bob Loose Vice-Prosidenf LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Clyde Willlanis, Robert Nagle, Douglas Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Red McKnighf, Art Lyons Four-Way TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupationol Information— Rotary FoundationSONG July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29~C. Wllcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19—A. Foller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstlon, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 22—A. Bulterfield Dick Biringer, Roy Fox Trade Associations— intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley International Student Proiecti— Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Poul Hurley, R. YInglIng Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalomazoo, Mich. 1—R. Hawley (Rotary (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph December—1964 Employer-Employee Rlflotiont— . Croig Scbald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL - Greenwich, Conn. June-1965 17-C. Swart international Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik 25—R. Toupolik 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL 4-M. McKeith 11-H. Bent November—1964 International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director ★ May-1965 18-T. Skobo FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE pecial—At the call of the President 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20-Mel. Rice R. Sweet Bob Negle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 27—les Woodward Cran Wikox, Al Bulterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS Awards — Mel Rice, H. Coddingfon H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month April-1965 29—R. Yingling Youth— Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, C. Helkkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy Rotary Information- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Public Relations- 2-K. Olmsled 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September-1964 6. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmllt, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VonAken (Rolory's Anniversary) March-1965 25-N. Moore Rural Urban- Magazine— Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. 16—5. Bovoe 23-R. Wofdron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Crippled Children— K. Olmstod, K. Leovenworth Ray Mulchohey, John Etsweiler, Jr. President FRED CULY 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon PROGRAMS August—1964 4-0. Dally Charles Bacon, A! Rice Community Sofety— Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Duke Dovidson, John Dcon, 1964-1965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification— OFFICERS Februory—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duane Dovidson F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. if you wish to change dales with onolher member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwctcr—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Phone No. 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morlorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Corlyle Ave.—Jean ^ Willlom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret Sefon Boveo, 171 Grand St.—Clora 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8036 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterficid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-4466 278-2854 Tom Collins, 18 Chsryl Ann Dr.—Bobora 278-5234 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-2990 278-6054 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duanc E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Voierle 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6598 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileon 278-6687 Kerry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wiima Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-__._ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 278-6788 278-5790 278-8840 279-9551 NAME' Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _.578-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret 767-7503 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St.. Cranston Wikox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo.. 278-5512 Warren Williams, Batovlo-laMoIne Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. I. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-6769 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha. Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6341 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mabel 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Cralg Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 Mel Rice, R. 278-2790 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-lillian-. Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shornb, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Lester F. V/ise, R. R. 2-Celia__ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5714 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—NelIle_-__.278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. .R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-8942 278-4222 278-4159 ___278-2710 278-4029 __278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel i Ed Hoiiz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon 278-6730 S«e. 34.66 I of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome lEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. CObDtAtER. IICH. 278-5091 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5165 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-5033 _.278-4468 278-6393 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva 278-2841 fREDERICK H. 278-4424 77B-S033 _.279-9428 HONORARY MEMBERS ST2-5594 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrlco 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOBER 6, 1964 It was agreed at the Board of Directors meeting on October 1, 1964 to pay nominal expenses for speakers. If a member has arranged for a speaker who will have travel expense in coming to Coldwater this item should first be cleared with Program Chairman, Fred Culy, for prior approval before final arrangements are made with the speaker. All club members are invited to the dinner for District Governor Dan at 6s30 p.m. on October 13 at the Hotel. If you were absent this week and did not make a reservation please call Ernie Luse before Monday evening so that he may include you in the reservations. This is also Fish *n Sea Food Parade Month. Iron Housewares Month (Moores and Kerr take notice), Biscuit Muffin Month and Yambilee Month (this is promote the eating of yams). This is also Fire Prevention Week, National Child Evangelism Fellowship Week (Butterfield take notice), National Snploy the Handicapped Week, National Pass the Laugh Week, National Save the Horse Week, National Pharmacy Week (McKeith take nbtico) ahd IJcnday, October 5'is Child Health Day. More next week. Stet) Number 3 in the taking in of a new member is the Classification Com mittee makes a determination that a suitable classification is open and re ports this back to the Board of Directors. With the Holidavs coming up sooner than vou think it might not be too early to plan for the entertainment of foreign students in member's homes. Many of them are a long way from home and would very probably enjoy such a plan. Union City has done this several times with fairly large groups and every one has enjoyed it. President Pettengill has set as his goal three new clubs in each district and three new members in each club." • Next Week District Don Doubledav is to meet with the club at noon and then with all members in the evening for a club assembly. Let us have a 100^ meeting with no early leavers. The early leaver problem is creeping upon the club again and apparently it is a relatively few members who almost never stay for a program. It is a poor habit to fall into. Local merchants should read the article on page 19 of the October Rotarian. It tells of what can be done by cooperative effort and a facing up to the problem presented. Miss Stella Kruizenga told the club Tuesday of her trip to Russia and her re actions to her visit. She also told of her visit to East Berlin and of the Wall between East and West Berlin. She told us that she now appreciates the " way of life in the United States more than ever. AmenJ Read the article on page 14 of the October Rotarian. Dick Moore has now become an active member. He is no longer "Honorable". Middle age is that period of life when you are old enough to know better but young enough to keep on doing it. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVlUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE I964.I965 February—1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Tom Collins, Norm Moore 1964-1965 AXNER OLSON FRED CULY President VIce-Presidenf ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Pottersoit — Organist Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS C. Heikkinen, Mae McKelth Student Guests- Mel Rico, H. Coddlnglon Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Cron Wileox, Al Butterfield, R. Sweet DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations— Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamasoo, Mich. 29-H. Teeter 1—Poul Hurley July-1965 6—K. Pearce >3—C. Heikkinen ' 20—J. Dean .. 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wileox 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN Dick Biringer, Roy Fox 12—D. Dovidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Choirmon V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 8-L, Wise Rotary Foundotion— Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—D. Shorno Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Scbald, Conrad Sworl June-1965 Dbtember—1964 International Student Proieets— Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews 18-T. Skabo (Rotary Foundation) Red MeKnIght, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations— 11-H. Bent 2S-R. Toupalik 10—H. Coodholm 17—C. Swarf International Information- B. Foller, Will Couillard Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins Mav-196S 4-M. McKeilh • 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor Relations- 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer November—1964 3-W. VanAken International Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 'peciol—At the call oF the President 6-C. Sebald .. 13—C. Allemier ■ 20-Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director Buyer-Seller Relations— April-1965 October—1964 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur 27—Les Woodward Youth— Sergeanl-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling Awards — Fred Culy (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword 8—J. Kennedy Scholarship, Student loans. Program- 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce Public Relations- at 12:00 noon 18-R. Kerr Worren Willioms, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Boafler Membership— Olln Dolly, Lcs Wise, Fritz VanAken March-1965 25—N. Moore Rural Urban— H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of each month 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Club Bulletin- Ray Muichahcy, John Etsweller, Jr. (Rotary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A1 Rice Classification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION 2-R. Fox Beys' and Oiirls' Week- Attendance- IP-A. Faller 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The obove is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish Jo change doles with another member, odvisc the program ch'diVmdn 'of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with ..the details. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R, 4, Coldwoler—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryis Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Vlflllom Bobier, 280. Grand St.—Margaret 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 27B-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jane Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etswoiicr, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 273-5475 278-5318 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.-Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .'_'__278"-678a John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma__ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-6840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold MeKnIght, Coldwofer St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W, Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha 279-9360 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annettaj Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pegrce', 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Roth Kenneth Pufnopi, II E- Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred'Rice, R. 278-6769 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Mel 'illce, 1903 'Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebold, R. R, 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 50 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ST2-5594 270-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 ___278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Deiia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Bsalricg,.„ Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-Cella Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.-PoMy Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ' Janean Richard Moore, '42 Cprlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 WilloWbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grotehen jiO j,'.i' q iTi fREDERICK H. ITEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4463 278-6393 «ICH. 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro REFLECTOR Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 HONORARY MEMBERS Olitr Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.-Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— The COLDWATER of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .•L'- PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 __278-2612 Charles Woodward. 163 Marshall St:-.:,: ■ju' •-•jf-T'uj-f' ROTARY CLUB _278-2710 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllmo_ Warren WIllToms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-4243 278-4229 278-4159 Eoyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-2B41 e:0U9^ATERi Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 INC 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'He Prof-jts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTEMBER 30, 1964 First off we did not make a 100^ meeting on Tuesday. September 22. Ernie Luse tells me that there were 24 members absent on September 29, If this trend con tinues we will be further down on the list than we were for August. Each man when he becomes a member obligates himself to either attend at his own club or to make up at some other club. Many members are very faithful in this and are 100^ members but some apparently disregard this responsibility. The sympathy of the club goes out to Web and Sue Treat in their recent loss. There is little that one can say at a time such as this. Hats off to Chet Allemier^s Rotary Ann Fav. She was chosen as the club 'H^/oraan of the Year" by her club the American Business Women's Association. Chet sub mitted this as his news item for the week. Next weeks news item is to be furnished by Fred Anderson. Step Number 2 in the process of taking in a new member if after the prospective member's name has been submitted in writing it is referred to the Classification Committee to determine if there is a suitable classification open under which the prospective member can be admitted. This week is National Sunday School Week and "One Shot Antelope Week". October is National Lath and Plaster Month (Woodwards and Bobier take notice). Be Kind to Customers Month, Let's Go Hunting Month, National Restaurant Month and "Eggtober" begins. More next week. Might it not be a good idea to give each new member a copy of "Service is My Business" when he is taken into the club? This week Craig Sebald presented Mr. Parker of the State Labor Mediation Board who gave a very objective unbiased account of the processes and means by which it attempts to act as a conciliator in labor disputes. Dr. C.P. Cranson of Coldwater and who is labor mediator was a guest of the club. Next week Craig Sebald will again have the program and is presenting a former Coldwater resident Stella Kruizenga, who has recently returned from a visit to Russia. She will show slides of her trip and tell us of life in Russia. Nineteen new Rotary Clubs have been formed since July 1. Tom Collins just called and is shooting for a 100^ on October 6. Absentees to sing solos on October 13 and we mean solos not quartets. During November the club is to be divided into two teams to compete for attendance and the losing team is to buy lunch for the winners on December 8. It may cost you $3,00 on that date instead of the usual $1.50. John Klein is in Dallas, Texas this week. Read the letter written by a Vicksburg, Michigan Rotarian on Page 10 of the October Rotarian. Fear a goat from the front, a mule from the rear and a woman with an open umbrella from any direction. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafo Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director MICH. Attendance— Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CULY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Crippled Children— FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Rural Urban- Roy Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE Assistant See'y-Treas. Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Wolfdword, Youth— ^ BOB NAGLE, Director ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGIIL - Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will Ceuillard Competitor Relations- Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Inlornational Trode Associations— Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. programs SERVICE 25—R. Toupolik June-1965 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leovenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy . 1—Paul Hurley Rod McKnight, Art Lyons Rotary FoundationDick BIringer, Roy Fox 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December—1964 July-1965 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiects— Den Shorno, Roy Patterson 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butlerfield 27-r-H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KGRNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson LEADERS 19-A. Faller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsticn, Harry Joseph 4-M. McKolth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo (Rotary Foundation) International Contocts— SONG 27-T. Collins Moy-1965 17—C. Swort FRED ANDERSON, Director Paid Hurley, R. Yingling 20—R. BIringer November—1964 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Internationol George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois The above e INTERNATIONAL 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliomler 20-Mcl. Rice 27—Les Woodward R, Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Aprll-1965 October—1964 Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfield, Sergoant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright ★ Special—At the call of the President 15-F. Weeks Mol Rice, H. Coddington Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey 30—R- Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkincn, Mac McKeilh Student Guests— (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Fred Culy (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward Scholarship, Studont loans, Public Relotiens— 23-R. Waldron 8—J. Kennedy B. K. Peorce Program- at 12:00 noon September—1964 Warren Willloms, Boyd Wiggins, H. Teeter Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month 18-R. Korr 25-N. Moore K. Olmsted, K. leovenworth Wm. Bobier Membership— Olin Dolly, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles August—1964 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Harvey Bent President VIeo-President 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovea Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Deon, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Claisiifcotlon— OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26—W. Bobier (Rotary Mogoiino) Duone Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Ycor 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom ehairmon of the change. Members hoving specrol , such as ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 2?9-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester I. Ailemier, R. R. 4, Coidwotcr-Foy Phone No. 278-2903 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ne._ H. Vincent Kornsticn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 E. Ken Leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily.. Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKoith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cl.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgcmoor Rd.—Morjorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 Rpchord Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avo.—Jean 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8036 278-6501 278-4243 278-6769 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolla Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss 278-4229 278-4159 Horold McKnight, Coidwotcr St. Home—Corel 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peer! St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelmo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Verg 278-2854 278-2990 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth John Etsweiler. Jr.. 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, Kibby Rd., Jockson—lillion ST2-5594- Charles. Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Boboro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Volorle 278-5234 278-6054 278-2818 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanehett St.-Chorlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora.._278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mory Helen..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-W87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma__ 278-57M Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho— — 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 MarshaM St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine— 279-9360 —278-2979 : 278-6341 — 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.-Mobol— |903 278-2790 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ___-278-8318 Donald V. Shoritb, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R, 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude.- 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone —278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion— E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio 276-4222 278-2841 Wooster Treof, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake-Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct,—Ruth Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolie Olin Fry) 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 1438] lyopowo Rd., Coidwoter Lake— Janeon Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora —— ROTARY CLUB o/ ColdwatCTi Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, MICH. 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 278-M11 Richard Meore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—EIvo—.278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen—— 278-6730 See. 34.6 COLDWATER, 279-9428 278-5033 —278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly— Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER H. 278-4029 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma Worren Willioms, Botavia—loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CelioCharles Woodward, 163 Morshall St 278-5554 276-5585 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St I, . . PRSDERICK Phone No. Worner VanAken, R, R, 2-Glodys 278-5891 278-4486 Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-6850' 767-7508' 278-2261 278-2947 Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine NAME INC. �^ September 22, 196k The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved ttie change in classification from Honoraty to ttiat listed below. Any objections MUST EE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 1st. _ Naj^^ _ _ _ _ _^^doi'_plassificationt Minor Classifications Richard Moore Industrial Supplies Retailing Hardware Signed - E« W, Luse, Secretaiy �• v i; / h'T:-.:K' : : ■' :.t /:i •; •^^onoM. ..W 'V ;:;nT ■>I ;:fci T:-:;.-" '.r, G-;:/ r:n-Jo'i.qqB :;ir:;-.r;d<> vmA ,vroioa iSfX'/IO 's'-X' HC 'iOHHT HUT?!*! '-^aorov: r. t t..-; Yl. odx .i.'YC dtr-wfj'i'i'.n ii-jC'C'H b'ififioxH �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A'. • : * ■ SEPTEMBER 22, 196^1- This is a busy week. Last Sunday was "Press Sunday" and World Peace Day, and this week is National Fireplace Week, Fall Millinery Week, National Dog Week, National Sweater Week, National Tie Week, National Barefoot Freedom Week and National i|-H Club Week. Just how crazy can you get? Only Club Week makes sense to your editor but maybe he is a "little tetched". More choice ones next week. At this week*5 meeting Wes VJilber presented Eddie Steele of Manchester who out lined the basic concepts, programs and aims of the American Legion. This months"Governor's letter" gives Coldwater 17th place in attendance in the district with an 87.33^ for the month of August. Tain't good. district attendance was 88.98^. The average The week of November 15 has been set aside as Rotary Foundation Week and District Governor Don suggests that a program on the Foundation be presented at each club. The theme of the District Institute to be held at Olivet is to be "Strengthen your Club Through: Membership Growth, Assimilation of New Members, Rotary in formation and Improvement of the Club Bulletin", Past District Governors are to act as leaders of the discussions. The Board of Directors of the Club believe it might be of value to again have the steps by which a man is admitted j:o membership outlined. Here is step No. 1; The proposer or sponsor submits the name in writing of the man whom he believes would be a good Rotarian to the Club Secretary. No mention of the submission of his name should be made to the prospective member. That comes much later. Rotary membership has a double responsibility - - each member gives individual service and each club is expected to give community service. Rotary International has suggested that when a member becomes "Senior Active" it is no time for that member to lay back on the oars. The word ACTIVE is still ii the classification. Do something. It will help a lot if when a member has a program coming up in the near future he will give information to the Bulletin Editor. This week seven telephone calls or attempted calls were made to find out what next weeks program is to be. It is: Labor Mediation and Procedures. Craig Sebald will present the Chief Labor Mediator of the State Mediation Board in Detroit. In view of the strikes now on in that city this should be a timely subject. As near as your Editor can count thirteen members are now short a family member, college opens and the fledglings all take off. We are asking each member to sutmiit a news item for the Bulletin each week. begin next week with Chet Alleraier who is first in the alphabetical list. up your news item and pass it along to your Editor. We Dig The bald headed man may be ridiculed but he has an advantage, he is the first in the group to know when it starts to rain. Ray mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 8RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director B'oys' and G'irls' Week- Attendonce— Tom Collins, Norm Moore OFFICERS BY ELECTION Club Bulletin- 1964-19AS AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE Treasurer Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Fred Culy Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nogle, Douglas Youth- OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon ★ INTERNATIONAL B. Faller, Will Couillard President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Roy Pitts, Mork Andrews Occupational Information- George R. Means, Evantlbn; Illinois Po'tjl Hurley, R. YInglrng Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donold B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 29-H. Teeter July-1965 8-1. Wise 6—K. Pearee 13—C. Heikkinen •30—J. Doan 22—A. ButterFleld 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wllcox January-1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 'r.'ISr'Di .Dovldson 19—A. Foller KEN PUTNAM', Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph 22-W. Williams . , 15—D. Shorno SONG LEADERS' . Intern'l Convention) IS—R. Rumsey 1—Paul Hurley Rotary Foundation— ., Dick Btrlnger, Ray-Fix" ' Trade Associations— 1—R. Hawley (Rotary 8—K. Leovenworth December-1964 Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International Contacts- International Student Projects— Four-Way Test- 25—R. Toupalik June—1965 (Rotory Foundation) 24—H. Joseph . ' Red McKmght, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk , ' Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKeith n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 17-C. Swort International Informotion— Competitor Relations— DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Buver>Se1ler Relations- Special—At the coil of the President 27-T. Collins May-1965 10—H. Goodhelm FRED ANDERSON, Director International 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. BIringer 3-W. VonAken R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director April-1965 November—1964 Cran Wllcox, Ai Butterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Den Wright MEETINGS 30—R. loose 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Allemler 20—Mel. Rice 27—les Woodward Mel Rice, H. Coddington H. Teeter BOARD 23-A. Lyon October-1964 C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Rotory InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Mrs. Grace Pallerion — Organist (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Yingling Awards — Student Guests- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, Public Relations- 2—K. Olmsted 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pcarce Olln Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Program- (Rotary's Anniversary) March-1965 September—1964 Rural Urban— Membership— Direelors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, K. Olmstcd, K. Leovenworth Wm. Bobier Assislonf See'y-Treos. 23-R. Woidron 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Crippled Children— Ray Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— . President Viee-President Soerotary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovec 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice ClassiRcalien— February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY 26hrW.. Bobier. V. KORNSTIEN ' 9PRING. LADIES' NITE '(Rotary Magazine) ' Ouane Davidson f: NEER The above is our progrom schedule for the Rotory Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, odvise the progrom choirmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies'-Night,'may appoint a committee to assist with the details. " FRED CULY, Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann .-278-2903 _..278-6033 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy El Ken leovenworth, 213 N..Hudsop—Emily —278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Phone No. Chester I. Aliemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwolcr—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple.lone-^othryn Mork 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cti—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemobr. Rd.—Morjorie : Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—'Esther Richord BIringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---- William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171. Grond .St.—Claro'i. Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison'Ct.—Tholma —278-6821 278-6843 -278-8086 .278-5386 -278-5891 -278-4486 - -278-2854 Harold Coc)d]ngto'n,'..324,.fChicqgef _Sl.-7-Vero ..278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl. Avm Dr.—BBbara--_I!."_l :_278-5234 Wllford Coulllarcf, 60 N. Mbnrbo St.—Imogene—' ..273-6054 Fred Culv, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .-279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Moplc Lane—Jono Duane E. Davldsan, 15 Scott Jo - ..278-2818 John Etswellar. Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—LueiJlo Albert Faller, 95 t^. Hanchctf St.—Chdrlotfo Paul Hurley, 163 Falrfiold Dr.—Alleen...^- Harry Joseph, 383 N. hludson St.—Qoinn— Axner Olson', 304 Grond St.—Retho—J Ray Pitts, 55; N. Sprague St.—Ruth ,-278-6687 —278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St!-^WilrnoI_'-"_'riL _. 278^5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlha--'--_-i_ —278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia—— —279-9551 Fred H.,Weeks, R. R. 4-aeatrlce ..278-4159 ,.278-6278 278-5078' OonSfon Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.-rDoroUiy.i Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 278-55T2 Worren Willorms, Batavia—LoMoing.i.i- ' Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. l^Wilmp^ 278-2539 Lester F. Wi$e,,R. R. S-Cplla..— 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth rutnarn, 11 f. Chicogo St.—Mabel 278-2790 i..27&-5714 Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo-St.—Louise— 278-8318 278-5842 ConrOd Swort, 471 Marshefll St.—Gbttrude-'l-;.- ;.27o-4350 Donald Wright, 21 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virglnio ' 278t4222278-2841 278-4468 — 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS; * Glin Fry, 59. %i ''$rirag\te St.'—tfozel 278-5163 Ed Holtz, 1<4381 lyopowa Rd., Coldw'oter' Lake— Janean 278-5091 John -Walcfef,' 33 Dayghetty-i-Grctcberh.'.... • M ^ i": ;i.' ... .r:."- .- ' ' •Ji:-.-;.* v ■•.-■/v-'.' ; • >r. . ' ', ■••f ■It, J • --J-V ■.-j-'-ft. '1' :o ' 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elolne !:>■ v.- T- ' S- i-sK . ; i. , ■ I't' ' » "v vi.l .•y-..' Jj. • L .'iS-'v The COLDWATER Rotary REFLEGTOR vi•'j.'"; 1 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. rtfSOERICK He 278-5033 279-9428 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seott—Natolie Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elvo 278-^i942. 278-4424 276-5033 Robert S'weeT; H. R. 4, ,Dorr<ttree'Rd'.—Arleng Xa-'-I''-. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-8238 „ Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzora ! ' Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-2612 Bfenson 369-4024 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2f-Nel[ie.-...i:-27B-.^6 ■ ' 278-2710 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly ST2-5394 ..278-5006 Chorles Schmltl, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—BergetJ 278-4229 Charles Woodward.-163 MarsholL Sti.!,.!....;,):..; Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .278-2451 Mel Rico, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian.-'.'.J Robert B. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Russell Waldren, P.:0.".6ox-T'25-DTiKo—'i'i. 279-9492 .279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, llnlon City—Evelyn Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen -278-4115 Boyd Wiggins) 21 Cheryl AniV Dr.—Phyliss Fred Neer, '203 W. Chicago—Ernestiho ..;278-a609 Roy Fox, 16 Morfisbti lake',' Ri R, ■2'-LD"bns-_'-,_- —1278-5318 E. Harold Goodhbim, 20 Lincoln St.-^l'anorei.-_ —278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 2/8-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey', 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila-J , Phone No. 278-5554 278-5585 .278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anneita K. I. Olmsted, 70 MorshoTi St.-Edno— Address and Rotary Ann Rolnh Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicogo-BHeen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3. Celdwatcr Lake—Suzonna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann.. Worner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278:2261 • 278-2947 279-9551 Robert Nagle; 36 W.-Picrec St.—Susan NAME 767-7508 Ernest W, Luse, R. R. 4-Rolh Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Cofdwatcr St. Home—Carol -.278-6598 -278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Rldqcmoor Rd.'—Volerie.._.i--- ..278-5909 Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 fEEK3 OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COl^DITATSR, MICH. ZHC. \.»t':|'- 278-4198 278-5412 .__278-6730 �"'He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 17, 1964 At Tuesday's meeting Chick Kennedy presented a former Rotarian Gordon Schlubatis who has just returned to the United States following 4 years service as Agricultural Attache capacity. He spoke of the difference of farming in United States and in Turkey and following his talk there was a question and answer period. There seems to be some confusion regarding the action taken at the last Rotary International Convention regarding the classification of Senior Active. Enactment 64-28 provides that any member who has reached 60 years or more may request to be reclassified as Senior Active. Enactment 64-29 provides that when a member reaches the age of 65 and has been a member of one or more Rotary Clubs for a period of five or more years he automatically becomes a Senior Active Member on his 65th birthday. This may clear up some of the minds of members between the age of 60 and 65 of which there are several. "Dear Aunt PerunaJ Coldwater has two of the finest parks for a town of its size that I have ever seen. Parkhurst Park and Waterworks Park but do you know that I am blessed if I can find a sign in the whole town telling where they are. It also has a new swimming beach and county park just outside of town but you would never know that it is there, no signs, no arrows, nothing. Also within five or six miles of Coldwater there are many fine lakes with good fishing but there are no signs telling you that they are there or how to get to them. Someone ought to do something about this. Maybe some club or the Chamber of Commerce will. Gully" William P. Klaas of the Eaton Manufacturing Company was admitted to club membership on Tuesday. Don't forget that October 13 is the day District Governor Don Doubleday visits the Club. Why not try to have everyone stay. No early leavers at all. District Institute is to be held at Olivet on October 18, September is also Protein Break Sales Month. Fall Clean Up Time begins and VOJC behold it is also American Home Lighting Fixture Month. This week is Lessons in Truth Week and on Thursday, September 18 American Youth Enrollment Month begins. It is also Constitution Week. Lets set aside a week for the "Pore Common Man.*' Wes Wilbur tells us that a prominent legionnaire Eddie Seele of Manchester, Michigan will be our speaker. . She knew that he knew that her father was dead She knew that he knew what a life he had led She knew that he knew what she meant when she said, "Go .to father" f Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Keuie — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVJLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tueidoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurget Auditorium Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodiit Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. >iw �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Boys' and GiKs' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Club Bulletin- 1964>t965 Ray Mulchahey, John Elsweiler, Jr. AXNER OLSON ... FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN President Viee-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Clyde Willloms, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist ProgramFred Culy Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodword, Awards — MEETINGS BOB NAGLE, Director ★ * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Couillard President Rotary International CHARLES PETTEN6ILL - Greenwich, Conn. Cralg Sebold, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test- General Secretary, Rotary International Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information- Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornational Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 1—Paul Hurley Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams Ju1v-196S 8-L. Wise Retory FoundationDick Biringer, Ray Fox Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavcnworth 29-H. Teeter December—1964 Intemotionol Student Projects- 6—K. Pearce 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfiold 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 29-C. Wlkox 27—H. Coddington January—196S 5—R. Moore SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE 12—D. Davidson 19—A. Foflor 26—W, Bobier SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Howley (Rotory (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Information- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June-1965 17-C. Swarf International Contacts- Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupalik 3—W. VonAken 10—H. Goedholm Red McKnight, Art Lyons Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Employer-Employee Relations— 4-M. McKoith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skobo November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL MOV-196S 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the call of the President 6—C. Sebold 13—C. Allemier 20—Mol. Rice Cron Wlkox, AI Bulterfleld, Bob Nagle, Don Wright at 12:00 noon 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins Youth— Sergeont>at«Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month Aprif-1965 October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon H. Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS 23—A. Lyon 30—R. Loose 29—R. Yingling C. Heikkinen, Mac McKetth Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey (World Understanding) I—C. Woodward 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Student Guests- Public Relations- March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat 8—J. Kennedy 15—F. Weeks 8. K. Pearce Olln Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Chorles Sehmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 25—N. Moore September—1964 Rural Urban- Bobier Membership— (Rotory's Anniversary) 4-0. Dolly 18-R. Kerr Crippled ChildrenK. Olmstcd, K. leavenworlh Magazine- 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Woldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skaba, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 2-R, Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Duke Dovidson, John Dean, OrnCERS BY ELECTION ROTARY August—1964 Charles Bocon, Al Rice Classification— February—1965 1964-1965 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairmen of the chonge. Members hoving speeiot programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-947I. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lone—Kathryn 278*2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Persons Ct.—Ruth 278*5358 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carfyle Ave.—Jeon 278*6843 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bultorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr. —Bobara 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-6821 278*5386 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-—278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471' Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278*8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278*6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chlcogo St.—Mory Helen..278*4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson. St.—Quinn... John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-6687 278*6788 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho__.__..._ 278*8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278*6501 E. Ken leavonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278*6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret..767*7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruthj.-i. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ..278-2261 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Anrefta 279-9551 278-6769 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poor! St.—LHo 278-5078 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.—Edna 278*2539 Robert Nagfe, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278*2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278*6341 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marsholl St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278*4222 278*4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278*8942 __278-2612 278*8238 Warren Willloms, Batavia—LoMolne Lester F.:Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Bronson 369*4024 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janeon Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elvo._ John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen.. i Sec. 34.66, t FREDSRICIC H. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, XNC of Coldwater^ Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 .....278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzora Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY __278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 279*9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozei i. COhPWATER, MICH. 278-5033 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Seolt—Notoiie 'i fj -. J. 278*4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278.2841 i 278*5554 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee 279*9360 278-6316 ...278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlone Phone No, Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chlcogo St,—Mary Ann __278-5585 V/arner VonAken, R. R. 2—Glodys ... 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Witmo 278-6161 278*2790 278*2451 ST2-5594 278*5006 278*5714 278*8318 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278*2127 279-9492 278-5512 278*2979 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitf, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E..Chicogo St.—Louise NAME Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 ...278-6730 �"He pTojits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S: A. September 8, 196^1- Along witti othef'things Sgptsmber is "Measure "Your Hattreaa Month*\ Better Breakfast Month, National Pancake Month and there will be more next week. This is also National Child Safety Week set aside by the National Safety Council, "To instill in the minds of our school children safety practices". WATCH OUT FOR KIDS. At Tuesday's meeting the club as a whole agreed to take on three major nrolects. To assist the Byron E. Thomas Memorial Student Loan Fund and to assist finan cially with the William Timm Fund for Prospective Teachers. In addition to these two assists it was agreed to help the Tibbits Theater either financially or through furnishing of equipment. The Rotary Show for 196S has been set for April 8, 9, and 10 so circle your next years calendar right now. Keith Pearce is General Chairman and Duke Davidson is to be the Director. Our attendance for August dropped to an all time low of 87-33^* good for a club of our size. This is not Usually the larger the club the poorer the average attendance percentage wise. But for us to go below 90^ for two months is something new. There were eight early leavers Tuesday. President Axner is shooting for a 100^ meeting next week. There were four who were unable to make up for the September 1 meeting and they sang very nicely for us. President has asked that all past presidents meet with him for a short time after next week's meeting. The club received a note of thanks from the Senior Citizens Group for assist- ._ ing financially in sending a bus load of members to the State Fair. They tell us that John Dean is "Class C Golf Champion" of the Country Club. Congratulations, but what is a "Class C" player? Is he clever, is he con fused or is he a classy player? Next week Chick Kennedy is presenting a former member. Gordon Schlubatis. and his slides showing of his overseas work. This week Fred Weeks presented an Honorary Member. Olen Fry. Mayor of Coldwater, who told of the many changes, progresses and improvements which have come about in the last several years. He commended Tom Collins very highly for the good work he is doing. It is nice to be told you are doing a good job. Mr. Fry did mention the fact that Coldwater residents did not vote in elections and although he did not say so, when this occurs you have government by a minority. Be nice to the people who work for you, some day you might be working for them. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. • COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Tom Collins, Norm Moore FRED CULY ERNEST W. lUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Harvey Bent JOHN KLEIN Viee-Prejident Secrefary Treasurer Assistant Sce'yTrcas. John Walker, Bob loose Mogarine— Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Mooro, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Student Guests- Rotary Information- Youth— Fred Nccr, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeilh Public Relations- Cran Wilcox, AI Butterfield, H. Tceler BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon Special—At the call of the President mt' -k DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGILl - Greenwich, Conn. B. Foller, Will Couillord Dick Mooro, Ralph Toupalik General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations— 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—0. Shorno 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wilcox Donald B. Doubledoy, Kalomaioo, Mich. Rotary FoundationDick Birlnger, Ray Fox 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Mooro SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Cholrman V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary inlern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph December—1964 International Information- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 25—R. Toupalik June-1965 {Rotary Foundation) Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrod Swarf 4—M. McKeith 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo 17—C. Swart International Student Proiecis— Employer-Employee Relotions— Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupotionol Information- SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor Relations- 27-T. Collins May-1965 10—H. Goodholm International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Birlnger 3—W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Apirl-1965 November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 30—R. Loose 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier 20-Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeant-at-Arms— Bob Nogle, Don Wright 8—J. Kennedy October—1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 23-A. Lyon 29—R. Yingling Awards — ProgramFred Culy (World Understanding) I—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Lopns, Morch—1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VanAken (Roiary's Anniversary) 18-R. Kerr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Bob! er 9—C. Bacon 4—O. Dally Rural Urban— Membership— 2-R. Fox 23-R. Waldron 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth FellowshipWm. August—1964 Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Howiey Club Bulletin- Presldonl PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Charles Bacon, A! Rice Ray Mulchohcy, John Etsweller, Jr. AXNER OlSON ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 February—1965 1964-1965 RUSSELL MOORE, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION COMM'JNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Dovldson 19—A. Faller 26-W. Bobier (Rotary Magazine) Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, advise the program ehoirman of the ehonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279'9471. ROTARY roster; JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwotor—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Charles 278-6821 Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Moriorie N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-5386 Richard Oiringer, 37 .Corlyle Ave.—Jean Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandl, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Bullorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma Harold Coddinglon^. 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobdro Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-8086 .-278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy -279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-2818 Ooone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheil St.—Charloftel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-5475 278-5313 278-6517 278-8909 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirficid Dr.—Lucille.J__Z11278-6593" Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen..278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Folrfleld Dr.—Aileen......... 278-6687 John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma—— 278-5790 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.—.-.. 278-6788 ..278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken, leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgoret..767-7508 Ernest;'W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth r--- Russell F. Mooro, 15 Cornwelt Ct.—Glodys 'Kf l. Olmsfed, 70 MarsTibTl St.-Ednd:—.--i:—278--4539, Axncr Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relha .1' Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. ^.279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol 278-2790 C.'Alfred Rice, R."1,'Union City—Evelyn'. j.i-_-.'iL270-24Sl • Mel Rice, Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt. 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 1903 Kibby 278-5714 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rito Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, -155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.. Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-6318 276-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle. Dr.—Virginia : 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatriee :278-5078 279-9492 .278-5512 .-..278-4222 278-2841 Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoler Lake—Suzonna— 279-9551 278-6769 ;-.;-270-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine. Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 276-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—HeIen._I—278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoler St. Home—Corel Normotid Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Ahraetlc NAME Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 _.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy Sf Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 278-4029 .278-2612 278-8238 Warren'Williams, Batavio—loMoine lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Cha'ires Woodward, 163 Marshall St Bronson 369-4024 Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Sosle Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notolle Joneon 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-6730 .'-A/.' j 7 •e. 34.66 Rotary REFLECTOR G>®01 ■-.pi.; ijijq ^y fREDERICK B. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB pj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 2^-5165 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva A,' . The COLDWATER 278-4468 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 'k:- , 279-9428 278-5033 278-5091 Aft Lyon. 11 Park Pl.-Elzora •J i.':i 278-4424 278-5033 ____.278-6393 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawo Rd., Coldwoler lake— k' s. • I ' HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel A- k: - --'jjj'o c! jj>t. 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATSRg MICR. IMC, 278-5412 �September 1, 196U The Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club has approved the name and classification listed below. Any objections MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON OR BEFORE SEJ'TEMBER 8-tii. Name: Major_Classification: William Klaas Metal Working Industry *_ Powered Metal Products Manufacturing Signed - E, W. Luse, Secretary ��"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September' 3» 196^1Before anyone accuses your editor and the Coldwater Daily Reporter of collusion in the matter of hay fever and the pollen count in Coldwater let me say the letter to Cousin Gussie was a coincident. Your editor became suddenly aware of hay fever as It is a family problem with the Mulchahey's, September has been set aside as a month by many organizations some of which are! Youth Month, Child Foot Health Month, Home Quiet Month (the kids go back to school). Home Sweet Home Month (this has been set aside as a month in which soda bicarbonate is to be used). More later some of which are odder than the above list. Wednesday. September 9 is the beginning of Child Safety Week. be starting next week so watch out for the kids. School will Attendance during August dropped to 88.06^ which places us 19th in the District. This ain't good! October 18 has been set as the District 636 Institute to be held at Olivet College. The President, Vice-President, Club Service Director and the Club Bulletin Editor are urged to attend. We did not make our 100^ meeting on September 1. We probably will not have group singing next Tuesday as the time will be taken up by Solos by absentees. In this regard read the article on Page 63 of the September Rotarian. Making up has its disadvantages but the benefits far out weigh the disadvantages. When members join a club it is one of the obligations which they assume. Read the article on Page hk of the September Rotarian regarding "Auto GraveYards". We have three of them on roads entering Coldwater and they do not add to the attractiveness of the city. How about reviewing something about recognizing birthdays of members. Your editor attends many service club meetings and it is almost universal that birthdays are recognized. If each member contributed $1,00 on his birthday to Rotary Foundation it would help. Read "What Makes a Dropout" on Page 35 of the Rotarium for September, On July 28 there were 11,806 Rotary Clubs in 126 countries with 555»000 members. Tuesday Chuck Woodward presented a film on bear hunting. It is reported that it was excellent. Next week Fred Weeks presents the Honorable Olen Frv. Mayor of Coldwater, who will discuss problems in city government, John Klein tells us that when Ringo went over the cliff he wailed, "I want to hold your hand," Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday. 12:15 M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY — Methoditt Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore Duke Davidson, John Dean, Horvey Bent Club Bulletin- 1964-1965 Roy Mulchahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose President VIce-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretory CHARLES SCHMITT Wm. Bobicr Assistont Sec'yTreos. Membership— Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VonAken Program- Directori—Axncr Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Sehmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:00 noon ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Dick Moore, Ralph Toupaltk INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 4-M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 25—R. Toupollk Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy June-196S 10—H. Goodholm 1—R. Howiey (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 17-C. Swart (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29-H. Teeter Decomber—1964 information- 1—Poul Hurley Red McKnlght, Art Lyons July-1965 8-1. Wise 6—K. Pearce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikkinen 22—A. Butterfield 29-C. Wllcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington Junuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstion, Harry Joseph May-1965 November—1964 Inlernalionol Contacts- Rotary Foundation- Trade Associations- 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Allemier 20—Mel. Rice SERVICE Four-Way Test- Paul Hurley, R. YIngling Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Potterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director International Student Projects— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Oeeupational information- General Secretary, Rotary International April-1965 3-W. VanAken Employer-Employee RelationsCroig Sebald, Conrad Swarf CHARLES PETTEN6ILL-Greenwich, Conn. 30—R. loose 27—les Woodward Cran Wileox, At Butterfield, Internotionol Competitor Relations- 23—A. Lyon 18-T. Skobo INTERNATIONAL Buver*Seller Relations— B. Falier, Will Couillord 'peciol—At the call of the President ^ Awards — R. Sweet BOB NAGLE, Director ★ (World Understanding) 1—C. Woodward 29—R. YIngling Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddington VOCATIONAL SERVICE March-1965 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 16—W. Treot 8—J. Kennedy 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur B. K. Pearce Youth— Sergeanl-al-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright MEETINGS September—1964 Rural Urban- Rotary InformationErnest Lose, Chock Woodward, H. Teeter BOARD K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Public Relations- (Rotory's Anniversary) 11-B. Wiggins {4H Foir) 18-R. Kerr C. Heikkinen, Mae McKeilh Fred Culy Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. 23-R. Woldron 4-0. Dolly Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Magazine— Treosurer JOHN KLEIN 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee August—1964 Charles Bacon, Al Rice ClassiBcation— AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- OFFtCERS BY ELECTtON February—1965 1964-1965 ROTARY Duone Davidson 19-A. Falter 26-W. 8obler (Rotary. Magazine)' SPRING LADIES' NITE F. NEER The above i.s our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with onothor member, odviso the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a commlfloe to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman - Telephone 7i9-9A7\. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwator—Fay 278-2903 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-5358 278-6821 Harvey 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Mopio Lane—Kathryn G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean' 278-6033 278-8086 William Boblor, 280 Grand St.—Morgoret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-5891 278-4466 278-2854 Wtlford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olln Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Chary! Ann Dr.—Boboro Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-2990 278-5234 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Follor, 95 N. Honchetl St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara 278-5318 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfleld Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilmo 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, B Parsons Ct.—Mnrthn 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia 279-9551 NAME ' ' Addfats and Rotonr Amt H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Roth 767-7508 278-2261 Harold McKnlght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ' 278-5078 279-9492 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N- Hudson Sl.-H«len Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshofl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refho Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee B. K, Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicogo St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 278-2947 278-5512 278-5554 Fritz VanAkon, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Dello Rrefd H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice i Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllss... Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-5714 278-5006 ..276-8318 Bronson 369-4024 __279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl St.—Polly 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 Janean... Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Conrad Swoft, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Richard Moore, 42 Corlyle Ave.—Elaine nv;' 278-2841 ..V.-l-- vr-'- Rotary REFLECTOR I rHEDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS COLDIATCR, ItlCsR. rUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 John Wolker, 33 Dougherty—Grefehon.___.__„278-6730 The COLDWATER i 278-5165 Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—EIva______278-5412 . i. ... 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Hojtz, .14381 lyopowo Rd., Coldwoter lake— Torg Skobd; 155 Narrows Rd., TT R. 2-Nellle—:^—278-6316 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Pa'rsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5842 _-278-8942 278-4222 278-4029 Warren Williams, Batavio—laMoine Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronee Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.--Marion 278-2710 ... 278-2612 w.L.:_'-.278-823a Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Notolie Charles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-4243 278-4229 ..278-4159 Cronston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wllma ... 278-2790 278-2451 278-6161 Phone No. Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanne.. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St. ST2-5594 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 _._278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 273-6341 Rd., Jackson—lilllort Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand .St.—Phyllis NAME INC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. I 2.7, 1^64- , Lets find out if you read your August Rotarian. Can you answer these questions? IVhich Rotary Club in Branch County is mentioned? IVho is the new president of Rotary International? What is Aiesec? Dear Cousin Gussie; Vfliich world famous port is pictured? Well the hay fever season has hit Coldwater. Did you know^ that Branch County has one of the highest pollen counts in the IMited States? Did you also know that ragiceed is one of the worst types of pollen for hay fever suffers; I know Michigan has a noxious weed law and yet in the City of Coldwater you will find big patches of ragweed growing in vacant lots and along the curbs. No wonder this town has a high pollen count. Someone ought to do something about this. In some towns they have. Yours for sneezes. Gully Don't plan to make up at Quincy on otnday, August 31. They are having a ladies niglit. Reading and Angola meet Monday night. Angola meets at a restaurant on the west side of US-27 just before you enter the town. Remember Tuesday, September 1 is to be a 100% meeting. Either be there, make up or be in good voice for September 8. Hiis is no idle gossip, you will be expected to sing. We missed a previous 100% meeting by one member. Don't be that one this time. Rotary has often been called an old man's club. Ernie Luse has given us some statistics regarding the ages of our members: ^ 10 or 14% are between 30 and 40 years of age 23 or 33% are between 40 and 50 22 or 31% are between 50 and 60 12 or 17% are between 60 and 70 4 or 5% are between 70 and 80. The average is 50 years plus. Figure it' out for yourself. This week Detective Sergeant George C, Craft of the Michigan State Police was pre sented by Norm Moore. Sergeant Craft's program dealt with forgery and fraudulent checks. Next week Chuck Woodward will present a film, "Black Bear and Hound Music", which shows a Northern Michigan bear hunt. In view of the plan recently agreed upon whereby the Club is to be working to prevent "dropouts", please read the article on Page 32 of the September Rotarian. It is pertinent and timely. The September Rotarian tells of the death of Nitish C. Laharry, President of Rotary International in 1962-63. He died on July 21 of this year. He will leave a void which will be hard to fill. There was a time when a demonstration meant some gal coning to the door to show you pots and pans. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregaliono! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVJUE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M, ANGOLA — Tri'Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week- Attendance- Tom Collins, Norm Moore Classificotion— Duke Davidson, John Dean, Club Bulletin- 1964-196S AXNER OLSON FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE PresidanJ Vice-Presidenf Socrotary CHARLES SCHMin JOHN KLEIN Roy Muichahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob Loose Wm. Torg Skabo, R. Hawley C. Heikkinen, Mac McKoith Rotary Information- Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Woodward. Ernest Lose, Chuck Woodward, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Cran Wilcox, Al Buttorfleld, Bob Nagfe, Don Wright at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ★ ipeclai—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationol CHARLES PETTEN6ILL —Greenwich, Conn. Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Faller, Will CoulMard Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik Trade Associations— The above e programs , Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph Informotion— 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Willlomt July-1965 8—L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butlerfield 29-C. Wilcox 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox V. Kornstlen, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotory Intern'l Convention) 8—K. Leavenworth 29-H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnight, Art Lyons Paul Hurley, R. YIngling June—1965 December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Governor, 636 DIst., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kolamazoo, Mich. 18-T. Skabo 25—R. Toupalik 17—C. Swart Internationol Contacts- Four-Way Test- Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information- 4-M. McKeilh 11-H. Bent 10—H. Goodholm FRED ANDERSON, Director internotional Student ProjectsDon Shorno, Roy Patterson General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 27-T. Collins Mov-1965 November-1964 SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations— Crolg Sebold, Conrod Swart 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL Internotional April-196S 6—C. Sebald 13-C. Allem ior 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeanl-ol'Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month (World Understanding) 23-A. lyon 30—R. Loose October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddlngton H. Teeter 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. YIngling Awards — Student Guests- 9—M. Andrews 15—F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Public Relations- Clyde Williams, Robert Nogfe, Douglas Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Rural Urban— March—1965 2—K. Olmsted 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred CuIy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Cuiy, Charlos Schmitt, Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, 18-R. Korr 25-N. Moore Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Olin Dolly, les Wise, Fritz VaeAken (Rotary's Anniversory) 4-0. Dally 11-B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Cirppled Children— K. Olmstcd, K. Leavenworth Boblcr Membership- 23-R. Waldron August—1964 Charles Bacon, A! Rice Magazine— Treasurer Assistant See'yTreas. 2-R. Fox 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Community Sofety— Harvey Bent OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon Duone Davidson 19—A. Feller 26-W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER is our progrom schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change doles with onolher member, odvise the program chairman of the ehonge. Members having speciol such OS Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 2^-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwoter—Foy Phone No. 278-2903 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6343 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kolhryn Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddinqton, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Boboro Wllford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 __278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duone E. Dovldson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo _J78-2818 278-8609 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-5909 278-6598 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro__278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Poo! Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn™ 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma________.278-W90 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha.—— John Klein, Box 148-Polrlcia -276-8640 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. l4o. 2. Takonsha—Margaret..767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth — 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol——279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Muichahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert f4agle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edna 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth 273-6161 Kenneth Potnom, HE. Chicago St.—MobeL. 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—lilllan__ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ST2-5594 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R, R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rito Donold V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. Z—Nellie 278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 NAME Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann— Werner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-2710 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie— Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Nofolie 278-4424 278-W33 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 .278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Jonean 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora ______278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine — 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva—.278-^12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen.——____^76-6730 % ROTARY CLUB 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma— Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-5585 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-5554 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Della Rotary REFLECTOR tEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDIATSR, HXCH. Phone No. Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna The COLDWATER rREDERlCS H, Address and Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 IMC. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLD WATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 20, 196k At Tuesday's meeting exactly 25^ of our Club were absent. Unless the greater part of these members make up our attendance for August it will not be as good as it was in July. That month we were considerably below the district average. Remember the 100^ meeting planned for Tuesday. September 1. Please try and plan your vacation so that you are present at that meeting or make up either six days in advance or six days after. Failure to do so will entitle the fail ing members tn sing solos on September 8. The early leavers list was also large on Tuesday. Dick Biringer. Chaiinan of the Rotary Foimdation Committee, has asked that the following information be brought to the attention of the Club members; Any member who invests $1,000 or more in the Rotary Foundation in any one year is designated as a Paul Harris Fellow. Anyone who invests between $500 and $100 within a twelve month period is named as an Honorary Member of the Foundation. Anyone investing between $100 and $500 in ar^r one year as a memorial contribution is recognized as a Memorial Contributor. Any Individual who contributes $100 in ar^r one year is recognized as a sustaining member and a card is issued. Contri butions by individual Rotarians or obtained through their efforts will be credit-* ed toward their Club and its percentage will be raised accordingly. If any member wishes to make a bequest to the Foundation, the bequest should read, "T® the Trustees of the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, a nonprofit organ ization for educational, benevolent and charitable purposes, with its principal office in Evanston, Illinois" - "Further the deponent saith not". The Coldwater Club has just been recognized as a AOQ^ Club. This means $40 has been paid in to the Foundation for each active member. Tuesday's program with Bob Kerr as chairman was an interesting one with Pierson Mcrlau telling of their recent trip to Anchorage, Alaska via the Alcan Highway. From his report it was a wonderful experience and people should not be afraid to try the 4,000 mile trip. At the Board meeting on Tuesday the Board of Directors voted to do some pioneer ing in the way of trying to prevent school drop-outs. The Board agreed to under write the plan not to exceed $100 through which a parent counselling program through the Youth Service Committee would be set up. To this committee the Coldwater Schools will refer a student and his parents whom it appears is a potential drop-out. It is planned as a pilot program. It will entail not only financial help by the Club but service by Club members who may be called upon to counsel a student and his parents. It will of necessity be a long terra project which may not show many results for several years. It will be a cooperative plan with the school administration and the School Board. Take off your coat and roll up your sleeves. Next week Norm Moore will present a program f\imished by the Michigan State Police# This is the beginning of Fall Denim Days. garments." "To aid retailors in selling blue denim What next? Behind every successful man is a very much surprised mother-in-law. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSOALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restourant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON Club Bulletin- ERNEST W. Viee-President lUSE Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Assistant Set'y-Treas. Directors—Axncr Olson, Fred Cuty, Charles Schmlll. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweilcr, Jr. FellowshipJohn Wolkcr, Bob Loose Moqazine— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Fred Necr, Bob Rumsey DIRECTORS MEETINGS at 12:00 noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB NAGLE, Director ^ pecial—At the call of the President * DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTENGilL-Greenwich, Conn. Generol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moans, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary international Donold B. Doubleday, Kalamazoo, Mich. Awards — Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Fallcr, Will CouMlord Competitor Relations- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik Employer-Employee Relations— Croig Sobaid, Conrad Swart Four-Way Test— ' Roy Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— Po'jj Hurley, R. Ylngiing 30—R. Loose Aprll-1965 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Blringer October—1964 C. Helkklnen, Mac McKeith 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald May-1965 13—C. Aliemler Mel Rice, H. Coddlnglon 20—Met. Rice 4-M. McKcith 27—Ics Woodword n-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo Youth— 3-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE I—R. Hawley (Rotory intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Tootor December—1964 international Inform^ion-r , Rod McKnighf, Art tyons 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- 1—Paul Hurley July-196S -•• 8-1. Wise Rotary Foundation— Dick Birlngor; Roy Fox 6—K. Pcarce 13—C. Heikkinon IS—D. Shorno International Student Proieets— Don Shorno, Roy Potterson 22—A. Butterfiold 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonupry—1965 ■ SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE V. KORNSTIEN 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS 19-A. Foiler KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornstien, Harry Joseph June-1965 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 25—R. Toupolik November—1964 Cron Wileox, Al Buttorflold, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy 29—R. Ylngiing R. Sweet Sergeont-at-Arms— (World Understanding] 23-A. Lyon 22-W. Wilbur Public Relations- Rotary InformationErnest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, 16-W. Treat 1—C. Woodward 15-F. Weeks B. K. Pearca Student Guests- Mar<h-1965 2-K. Olmstcd 9—M. Andrews September—1964 Warren Wlllioms, Boyd Wiggins, Scholarship, Student loans. H. Teeter BOARD OF 25—N, Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmslod, K. Leavenworth Membership— Olin Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VanAken ProgramFred Culy Woodward. (Rolary's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Foir) 18—R. Kerr Rural Urban- Wn). Bobier 23-R. Wafdron August—1964 4-0. Dally Chorles Bacon, Al Rice Horvey Bent President FRED CULY 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Boveo Communlly Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, 19M-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' and Girls' Week— Attendonce— Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—I96S 1964-1965 ROTARY 26-W. Bobier Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Lopvenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily . Phone No. 278-6501 278-6850, NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chieogo-Elleen 278-2127 Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coidwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-2903 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct^—Ruth .. 278-5358 Robert Loose—R. R.' No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret_-767-7508' Harvey G. 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen __278-2947 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago.St.—Mory Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Deiia Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriofle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 276-8086 Harold McKnight, Coldwatar St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefto >278-6769 Selon Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-5891 Albert Butterfield,. 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys Roymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margpref Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, l8 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babora Wllford Coulilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Duane E. bavidson> 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59. Ricfpeinoor Rd.—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille Albert Foiler, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5386 278-4486 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 ._278-2B18 278-6609 278-5909 278-6590 278-5475 278-5318 278-651'7 Carlo Hefkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfieid Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 .N. Hudson St-—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389. Grand St.—Wllma_____ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha 278-6788 278-5790 278-6840 John Klein, Box 148—Palricla____„„_._ . ■ 278-4115 279-9551 279-9551. Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, .203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512..278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond'Sf.—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace.. Ray Pitts, 55 N-.Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chieogo St.—Mabel. - : Chorles Woodwgrd, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-4424 278-5033 i ..279-9428 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie. 278-4468 278-2790 Robert G. Ylngiing, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 ST2-5594 278-5714 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-5006 Craig Sebald, R.. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita.. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Loulie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 14331 lyopowo Rd., Coidwafer lake— 278-B318 278-5842 Janean--_j. Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-^EIzoro 278-6316 278-4350 ..278-8942 Howord M.-Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia......276-2841 I..: .:, 273-8238 Bronson 369-4024 i. 278-6341 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian . • 278-2612 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-4029 278-2710 Leslie Wo^ward,163 MarshafI St.—Polly-.^_l Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Conrad Swart, 4^ Marsholl St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, R. tf.-4,^orrance kd.—Arlene ..278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-6161 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 276-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beotrice Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine 279-9360 278-2979 B, K. Pearee, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5554 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy., 279-9492 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshal! St.-Edno Mo! Rice, 1903 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna .... Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.^Eloine.l Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva •John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-5165 _.___278-5091 278-^11 ....278-4198 ... 278-5412 278-6730 , ; J ; .... t Jk- . .• •" The COLDWATER • i Notary REFLECTOR 1 !':>i FRCDERrCIC H. IKEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATKR, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwatery Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome INC. �'He Profits 'Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singing^t.Glub^in thiV. S.'A' Li— ^ Augfe-i3;"i96^' District No. 636 has a chance to suggest a candidate to succeed Cass Piotrowski as a Director of Zone 2 if it wishes to do so. However, the present Director Mr. Piotrowski can be re-elected and at the Board of Directors meeting on August 6 it endorsed the re-election of Mr. Piotrowski. The Board also wished that it be brought to the attention of the members that if a member is absent for four W consecutive meetings he is automatically dropped as a member of the club. This is a rule of Rotary International and must be abided by. Don^t forget the 100^ attendance meeting being aimed at for September 1. Either attend, make up or plan to come to the next meeting in good voice to sing your solo. Don't say you were not warned. The Club on Tuesday met at the Mew Lincoln School and had as their guests the pres« idents of the various it-E Clubs in the county. There were 45 guests of the members. This is Circus of Summer Treats Month. It is supposed to stress the enjoyment of summer with delightful Luncheon Meats Month. Thursday, August 13 begins Spanish Green Olives Week. (What if you don't like them?) On Friday, August 14 Victory or V,J. Day arrives. If vou are a chairman of a committee and do not have your report filed with the chairman of your division please do so at once. District Governor Don Doubleday will be with the Club on Tuesday, Oatober..l3 and the various reports must be organized. The attendance for the month of July was not good. We know many members have been and will be on vacation but when you were accepted into the membership you took »n the responsibility of attending each. week. Better try to keep your end of the bargain. Would it not be a good idea to present a guest speaker, who is not a Rotarian, with one of the blue small desk "Four Way Test" stands and explain to him when it is pre, sented how it has become the axiom of Rotary membership? Perhaps it might open his eyes to the fact that Rotary stands for something. lour editor believes that too seldom is sufficient appreciation shown to a guest speaker. Next weeks program chairman is Bob Kerr. however, at the writing of the bulletin he could not tell us of the program. The Club received a thank you note for the contribution to the Community Resources Workshop held this summer. High heels we are told were invented by a woman who got kissed on her forehead. There is nothing new under the sun, in 1589 Henry IV of France stated, "If God grants me the usual length of life, I hope to made France so prosperous that every peasant will have a chicken in his pot on Sunday." Then in 1928 the Republican Campaign slogan was "a chicken in every pot." Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 13:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 13:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday. 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON Vice-President ERNEST W. lUSB CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN Secretary — Treasurer KLEIN Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Cufy, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas Woodward. Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist Ray Mulchahey, John Etsweller, Jr. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob loose Magazine— Wm. Bobier Program- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Bob Nagle, Don Wright ★ BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotory International Buyor-Selier Relations— B. Faller, Will Couillard Competitor Relations- Croig Sebald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PETTENGILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational inforardtion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internotionol Donald B. Doubleday, Kalamozoo, Mich. Trade Associations— May-1965 4-M. McKeith 27—les Woodward 11-H. Bent 18—T. Skobo Youth- Cran Wilcox, Al Butlerfieid, 25—R. Toupalik November—1964 ' ' 3-W.: VanAken June-1965 10—H. Geedholm SERVICE 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) 17-C. Swart (Rotary Foundation) FRED ANDERSON, Director 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph International Contacts- Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter December-1964 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-L. Wise 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno International Student Proiects-- 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 22—A. Butterfield ,29-C. Wilcox Don Shorno, Roy Patterson 27—H. Coddington Januory—1965 SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 27-T. Collins 6-C. Sebold 13—C. Allcmlor 20—Mel. Rice Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Poul Hurley, R. YIngling 6—F. VanAken 13—R, Patterson 20—R. Biringer October-1964 Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary Foundation— , Four-Woy TestRoy Pitts, Mark Andrews April-1965 29—R. Yingling Red McKnight, Art Lyons Employer-Employee Relations- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loans, International Information- Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik (World Underslonding) 8—J. Kennedy Worren Wlllioms, Boyd Wiggins, INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE 16-W. Treat 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodword Rural Urban— R. Sweet Sorgeant-ot-Arms— at 12:00 noon peciol—At the call of the President 25—N. Moore September—1964 Student Guests- Public Relations- Regulor—First Thursday of each month Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth C. Heikkinen, Mac McKeith Fred Culy (Rotory's Anniversary) March-1965 2—K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews 18-R. Kerr B. K. Pearce Membership— Olin Oally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken H. Teeter BOARD 9—C. Bacon 23-R. Waldfon August—1964 4-0. Dolly 11—B. Wiggins {4H Fair) Charles Bacon, Al Rice Club BulletinPresident FRED CULY 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS 16—S. Bovee Community Safety— Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Duke Davidson, John Dean, Harvey Bent 1964.T965 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- AttendanceClotsifrca lien- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Februory—1965 1964-1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE ■ 5—R. Moar» 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller 26-W. Bobier V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine] Duane Davidson F. NEER The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Yeor 1964-65. If you wish to change dales with another member, odvise the program choirmciri of the change. Members having special progroms, such os Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemicr, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-2903 273-6033 NAME H. Vincent Kornslien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy--—278-6501 E. Ken leovenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Address and Rotary Ann Phone No- NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chlcogo-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna278-5554 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glody$ Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dolla Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret-.-767-7508 Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Horvoy G. 278-6843 Milford A. McKeith, 75 .N...-H"^son St.—Helen 278-2947 278-5386 Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Ahnietla Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Moriorle Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 276-8086 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Claro 278-5891 Albert Butterfield, 31 .278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.—lila 278-6278 278-5078 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean Wllliom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgaret Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Edison Ct.—Theima Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chieogo St.—Vero Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Babora : Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-. Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Doone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Volerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.-Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lonore Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen— Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qulnn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma_____ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsof»s Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia___. 278-4486 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-2818 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 278-6517 27B-8909 276-4115 278-6687 278-6788 278r5790 27B-.8840.' 279-9551 Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson-i. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernesline.L 278-6769 279-9492 278-5512 K. I. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.-Edna ^...278-2539 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lofrolno -.278-6341 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Or.—Grace—— Ray Pitts, 55. N. Sproguc St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, HE. Chicago St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 279-9360 278-2979 --278-6161 • Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2790 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 Conrod Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude— 278-6316 278-4350 . Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene 278-8942" . Hovvprd M. Teeter, 156 ChOrch Sf.'-^orion E. Byron Thomos, 58" NT Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 ■..278-2841 __.278.4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St *_-...278-4029 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy.! Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—laMoine Lester F. Wise. R. R. 2-CelIa Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.— HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hoicl Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janoan Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ____.278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook .Rd.—Eiva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6730 j.) -n-:- The COLDWATER ee. 34.6 Rotary REFLECTOR I TREDBRtCir H, fEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5165 _____278-5091 #■ of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 _.278.5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.^Susie 278-4468 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie.—__l_—__.278-6393 .-uS ROTARY CLUB 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marsholl St.-Polly •ji.': PUBLISHED BY 278-2710 _278-2612 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth__.._ • ■ COWtdTER, MICH. 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beafriee ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann ' �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Roiaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 6, 1961i. We note that we have lost some members In the past few months leaving some open classifications that can be filled. Sit dcn^n and canvass your friends and see what results. r%ybe nothing, maybe something — but it is vTorth a try a You might be surprised I The club at Tuesday's meeting heard a "thank you" letter from the Anchorage, Alaska Itotary Club for the help given that club. It was needed as a result of the recent earthquake in that city. The South Haven Club has a good plan; each new Rotarian is taken by an older Rotarian to visit another club so as to shoi-j the new members how easy it is to make up, r-fany new members feel a little strange \then they first visit another club. From August 1-7 is Eisteddfod (look it up to see what it is). Kational Clown Week, This is Ask John Walker about the Clown Club of iVmerica, August is also National Sandwich Month and also Autumn Harvest Lamb Season. The day you receive this will be Intemational Character Day promoted ty the International Association of Characters, Does anyone know hoi-r you join? RTien you get so you can keep up with the Jones' it is time for you to move. Tuesday we heard from Teeter & Company, (Perhaps it might be TeeterTotter) Bob being the Teeter and Howard the Totter, Anyway between them they presented one of the best programs the club has ever had. We learned a lot of how a national party convention is run and some of the behind the scenes politicking that goes on in caucuses and the influence of individuals in such matters, . . Next week is U-H Fair VJeek and the club will have lunch at the nevt Lincoln School, Club members are to have a U-H Club members as a guest and then follox^ing lunch members can either visit their guests' exhibit at the Fair or have a look at the new Lincoln School which will be opened for school in September, Paul Harris must have been quite a man. Recently in an old Rotarian magazine we ran across a quote from his book MY RO/iD TO ROTARY in which he spoke of his wife, Jean, "He wrote, "Queen of the fireside and tea table at "Comely Banl^" is my lady Jean, I am indeed a fortunate man," l-Jhat more can a man say of his wife? Ray Ttilchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. &RONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauraitt — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1& — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart'Hotel — Monday, 12:15-M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-I96S DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FRED CUIY Charles Bacon, A! Rice ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Harvey Bent Torg Skabo, R. Hawley Club Bulletin- Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. Leavenworth Ray Muichahey, John Etsweiler, Jr. Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secretary Treawrer Assistant Soc'yTteot. FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Wm. Schmitt. Fred Andersen, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagte, Douglas Program- Mrs. Grace Potterson — Organist Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Bob Nagle, Don Wright VOCATIONAL SERVICE + BOB NAGLE, Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PEHENGILl-Greenwich, Conn. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornationol Trade Associations— 15—R. Rumsey 24—H. Joseph 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter 1—Paul Hurley July-1965 8-1. Wise Don Shorno, Roy Potterson 6—K. Peorce 15—D. Shorno 13—C. Heikklnon 22—A. Butterfield 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddington 29-C. Wilcox Jonuory—1965 Dick Biringer, Roy Fox SPECIAL EVENTS 5—R. Moore FALL LADIES' NITE 12—D. Davidson SONG LEADERS V. KORNSTIEN 19-A. Faller KEN PUTNAM, Chairman V. Kornsfien, Harry Joseph 8—K. Leavenworth December—1964 Rotary Foundation- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Intern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) Inlemolionol Student Proiecls— Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews Gccupationol Information- SERVICE Red McKnight, Art Lyons Croig Sebold, Conrad Swarf Four-Way Test- 25—R. Toupalik June-196S 10—H. Goodholm 17—C. Swort Inlernalional Information- Employer-Employee Relations— 4—M. MeKelfh 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo November-1964 3-W. VanAken Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Dick Moore, Ralph Toupalik 27-T. Collins Moy-196S 27—Les Woodward International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relotions— General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Donald B. Doubledoy, Kolamazoo, Mich. INTERNATIONAL 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 6—C. Sebold 13—C, Allemior 20—Mel. Rice FRED ANDERSON, Director B. Foller, Will Couillord Competitor Relations- April-1965 October—1964 R. Sweet at 12:00 noon pecial—At the coll of the President Awords — Cran Wilcox, Af Butterfield, Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month 15-F. Weeks 29—R. Yingling Youth- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodword, 30—R. Loose 22-W. Wilbur Scholarship, Student Loons, Mel Rice, H. Coddington Rotary InformationH. Teeter BOARD 8—J. Kennedy Student Guests- Public Relations- Woodward. (World Understanding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward C. Keikkinen, Mac McKoith Fred Culy 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peorce Membership— 2—K. Olmsted 25—N. Moore Warren Wlllloms, Boyd Wiggins, Bobier (Rotary's Anniversary) March—1965 18-R. Kerr Rural Urban- Olin Dally, les Wise, Fritz VanAken Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Community Safety— Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox Beys' end Girls' Week- AttendanceClassification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 26—W. Bobier SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magozlne) Duane Davidson F. NEER The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairmon of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allomler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 27B-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5358 Chorics Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Albert Bultorfiold, 31 278-2854 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Edison Ct.—Tholmo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bobero 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olirt Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jene Ouone E. Davidson, 15 Scott-Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerle 278-5909 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille NAME Address and .Rotary Ann 278-6501 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette 279-9551 278-6769 Roymond Muichahey, 175 E. Peorl St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 E. Ken Leovepworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R..!R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. lusc. R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith; 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys... K. L. Olmsted, 70 Marshall St.-Edno B. K. Peorce. -97 Edison Ct.—lorrolne - 1- E. Chicago St.—Mobel Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert-E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—8arbara...278-8909 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileon 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn„.„.__278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllma__ 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia _„279-9551 278-6341 Kenneth .Pufnom, 11 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mcry Helen i- ; 278-6598 278-6517 278-2539 279-9360 278-2979 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-5475 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 278-6278 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-2790 .ST2-5594 278-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R, 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene.__——278-8942 ... Warren Williams, Botovia—LoMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... Leslie Woodword, 163 Mcrshal! St.—Polly ... Douglas Woodward,' 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278^4222 FREDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS Jonean COI^DWATER, 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchon .„„278-6730 Howard K. Swan, 42 VyiMowbrook Rd.-Elva tSEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 .279-9428 278-6393 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Rotary REFLECTOR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 ..278-4468 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Notalie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2710 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma F. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia-.—-278-2841 PUBLISHED BY 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss .278-2451 __-278-5714 278-8318 278-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrlce Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-6161 Chorlos Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergef Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rllo Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swart, 471 Mar^oll St.—Gertrude NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3. Coldvi^ler'.Loke—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.— 278-5585 Worner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 ttlCH. INC. 278-5412 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best^ The COLDWATER Rotaiy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U- S. A. . July 29, 196k Our attendance has not been too fiood lately and I am irondering if we might tiy the scheme outlined on Page 31 of the August HOTARIAN as used by the Pelham, Georgia Club, I can just see one of our very dignified sedate members taking home a goat for his Rotary Ann to babysit vjith. One good man on earth is more valuable than the best angel in Heaven# If any of our members or their youngsters or grandchildren are stan^) collectors, the Flushing, Ner-r York Club has sponsored a World's Fair Stamp# Write to the Texas Pavilion of the Fair and send s?l#00 for the set of three stamps. These shovr different events in the history of Rotary. a college student to go abroad for a summer as outlined in the article on Page 18 of the August Rotarian? If the Club could not Could our Club consider sponsoring bear the whole cost perhaps it might join with another club or help tovjard the expense of such a project. Motivation is a word frequently used in soub professions and should have a special Waning for Hotarians. It deals with that quality or desire within the individual rather than without which incites him to action. It is the idea, need, emotion or organic state that prompts to an action. Motivation is needed in order to get Rotaiy ideas, plans or projects under way. You can't buy, beg, borrow or steal it. You generate it all by yourself. Sixteen golfers made their weary way back'from the golf tournament at Benton Harbor on Monday night. None of them will be eligible to compete in the World Rotary Tournament at St. Andrew's in Scotland in September, We hear they did not win a single prize or trophy. It appears they had a good time but it profited them nothing. The Reverend Harrington was introduced to the Club this week by Bob Rumsey, Program Chairman. Reverend Harrington showed slides and told of his recent trip through the Holy Land, We have heard some comments as to the excellence of the program. We have been unable to learn just who is to tell us of the ;-tepublican National Convention next week, VJe do kncn-r it will be a Teeter, V/hether Hovrard or his son. Bob, 1^11 do the honors we have been unable to leam at this time, Howard is in Nex-r York and could not be reached. Today your editarian becomes a Senior Active and becomes eligible for all sorts of benefits. I don't feel a day older than I did yesterday, Friday, July 31 is the beginning of Sea Food Festival Month, Apparently you now eat oysters in all onths and not only those in which an "R" occurs in the name. Progress is wonderful. Bay Malchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ■Cl ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri.Stole Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 1964-1965 DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS MICH. AttendanceTom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON CHARLES SCHMITT JOHN KLEIN Ray Mufchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. Fellowship- John Walker, Bob loose VIce-President Secretary Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas BOARD OF 5ergeant>at-Arms— Bob Nagle, Don Wright DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 noon BOB NAGLE, Director ★ Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Foller, Will Coulllard Competitor Relations- peciat—At the call of the President Dick Moore, Ralph Toupolik DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International C. Helkkinen, Mae McKeith Mel Rice, H. Coddinglon 6—F. VonAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer 27-T. Collins May—1965 25—R. Toupolik 3-W. VonAken 10—H. Goodholm R. Sweet INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy 8—K. Leavenworth 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29~H. Tester December—1964 international information- 1—Paul Hurley Red McKnIght, Art Lyons 8-1. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Butterfieid 29-C. Wileox Four-Way Test- Rotary FoundationDick Biringer, Roy Fox JuIy-1965 6—K. Peoree 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddinglon January—1965 SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Foller SONG LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chdirman V. KORNSTIEN 26-W. Bobler SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Magazine) Duone Davidson V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 1—R. Hawley (Rotary Inlern'l Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24-H. Joseph Internailonai Contacts- Paul Hurley, R. Yingling June—1965 17—C. Swart FRED ANDERSON, Director Trade Associations— 4-M. McKelth 11-H. Bent 18-T. Skabo November—1964 Cran Wileox, A! Butierfield, Occupational information- George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory International Donald B. Doubledoy, Kaiamazoo, Mich. Aprll-1965 27—les Woodward Intearatienal Student Preiects— Den Shorno, Roy Patterson Ray Pitts, Mark Andrews General Secretary, Rotary International 15—F, Weeks October—1964 6-C. Sebald 13—C. Alfemier 20-Mel. Rice Empioyer-Empleyee Relations— Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart CHARLES PEHENSILL-Greenwich, Conn. Awards — Yauth— H. Teeter 30—R. Loose 29-R. Yingling Scholarship, Student loans. Rotary Information- Ernest luso. Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of each month 8—J. Kennedy 22-W. Wilbur Student Guests- Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey Mrs. Garce Patterson — Orgonist (World Understartding) 23-A. Lyon 1—C. Woodward Public Relations- Woodward. 2-K. Olmsted 9—M. Andrews \6-W. Treat September—1964 B. K. Peoree Olln Dally, Los Wise, Fritz VaiAken ProgarmFred Culy Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, 18-R. Kerr Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Wm. Bobler Membership— March—1965 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— K. Olmsted, K. leavenworth Rural Urban— Magazine— Treaswrer Assistant See'y-Treas. (Rofary's Anniversary) 4-0. Dally 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair] Torg Skabo, R. Howley Harvey Bent 23—R. Waldron August—1964 Community Sofety— Club Bulletin- President FRED CULY ERNEST W. LUSE 9—C. Bacon 16—S. Bovee Charles Bocon, A! Rico Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964.T96S 2-R. Fox Boys' and Girls' Week- Classiifcation— OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE F. NEER The obove is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964.65. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay Phone No. 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn „__-„_.278.6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorie - Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—E$lher_l Richard Biringer, 37 Coriyle Avo.—Jean Wiiliom Bobier, 2B0 Grand St.-Mcrgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 .-_._-_278-5891 278.44B6 Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo __'_278-2854 Horold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Babara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— NAME Address and Rotary Ann Ernest W. Luso, R: R. 4—Ruth.: .jJ78-2261 Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen— 278-2947 Harold McKnighf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol ^79-9551 tNformand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetta———278.6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys ..278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 K. L. Olmsted, 70 Morshall St.—Edna .278-2539 Robert Nogle, 36 V/. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5234 278-6054 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Refha Olln Dolly, 61 Mople Lane-Jane __j-_.L-278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy 279-9471 John Etswoilor, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Luellla..... 278-6598 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris.—. ,-278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ..278-6517 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen—278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Falrfleld Dr.—Aileen 278-W87 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wllmo— Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha— John Klein, Box 148—Patricia— — .278-6788 ..278-^90 -__.__.278-8840 279-9551 - Phono No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy——278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily Robert Loose—R.. R. No. 2, Tekonsho-Margaret—767-7508 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. .Circle Dr;—Grace B. K. Peoree, 97 Edisbn Ct.—Lotroino 279-9492 278-5512 2W-9360 ..___278-2979 278-6341 .... Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicogo St.—Mobel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn.... 278-6161 ....278-2790 . Address and Rotary Ann Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Bealrlee ^ 278-4159 Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss _____.278-2710 Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Cloy St 278-4029 Cranston Wileox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ____.__278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilme Warren Williams, Bofavla—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Rofh__.___.279-9428 'Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly.- .....278-5033 Donald Wright, 21-N. Jefferson St.—Susie... 278-4468 Robert G. Yirrgllng, 21 Scolt—Natalie. ..278-5714 .___J278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrcd Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene .....278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion... 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-rElzoro.J. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise. : 278-5842 Janeort L 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grelchen 27B-6730 .ii,.T"v The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR WEEKS QUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, COLPWATER, XXCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6311 Howard K. Swan, 42 V^llowbrook Rd.—Elva .. rREDERlCS H. : 278-5165 278-5091 Richard Moore, 42 Coriyle Ave.—Elaine •; ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann.—.278-5585 Werner VonAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-4229 Crcig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita.—..278-8318 - T. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Roleh Toupaflk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ...512-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis..—.....-278-5006 Charles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget NAME IMC 278-M12 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U^S. A. July 196^ . - gjj'st, your Editor yishes_J:,p„ajQologize for the unfortunate happening with regard to the report on Byron Thcnas. The bulletin was written, printed and ready for mailing before he learned of the death of Byron. that he was critical. We reported he was ill -but did not know Byron was a good Rotarian and will be missed. The sympathy of the Club goes out to Mrs. Thomas and his two daughters. Mo wonder, Ernie _Luse_bad a good time at the Convention in Toronto. To see what he saw, iook" on Pages 3^1- and 35 of the August ROTARIAN. We only wish we had been there. Dear Cousin Muley: Recently I found a copy of CHASES CALENDAR OF EVENTS. Did you know that July is National Hot Dog Month, National Odor Control Month, Rye Bread Sales Month, National Iced Tea Time and Pickles for Picnics Time. This week is National Farm Safety Week, National Pet Week and National Rabbit Week. I suppose last week should have been Republican Week but I did not see it mentioned, I received my fall tax bill this week and then the week of April 15 ^ will get hit again, I propose that we have a National Tax Payers Week sometime. Can you tell me where I should write to get the project under way? I think it would be a great idea, don't you? Your Cousin CSully With Ken Leavenworth as program chairman the Club heard Roger Ashley of the State Highway Department tell of the economic value to communities of the expressways and how property adjacent to the expressways increase in value as they are built. This may be true, but what about the losses in towns that die on the vine when they are by-passed by an expresswayDriv^ Old US-I6 from Lansing to Detroit and see what has happened. The Quincv Club will not meet next Monday noon so don't try to make up there, Jonesville meets Tuesday night and Reading and Angola meet Monday nights. According to District Coyernor_Pan, Rotarian Leland Brubaker of the Sturgis Club has been named as Governor's Representative to assist the Coldwater Club in any way possible. Don't forget that the, winner of the District Golf Tournament to be held at Benton Harbor on July 2? will be eligible to compete at the World Rotary Golf Tournament . to be held at St, Andres's in Scotland in September of 1964* We hear that District 636 is to have a Rotary Fellow attending Western Michigan University at Kalamazoo this college year. He will be available as a speaker later in the year. Governor Don's letter tells us that a Rotary Institute is to be held in September, probably in Kalamaaoo. More about it later, Ne?rb week Bob Rigmsey is program chairman and will have as his speaker the Reverend William A, Harrington, who will show slides and tell of his recent trip to the Holy Land. We haven't seen Howard Teeter since his return from the Cow Palace but we understand he is to tell us of his experience soon. A bad habit cannot be tossed out the window, it must be coaxed down the stairs a step at a time, Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUiNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. H1USDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesdoy, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ' Community service DOUG WOOWARD, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Tom Collins, Norm Moore AXNER OLSON FREO CULY Roy Mulchohey, John Etsweller, Jr. ERNEST W. LUSE CHARLES SCHMITT Secretary Treosuror JOHN KLEIN Asslstont Sec'yTreos. Directors—Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Charles Schmitf, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Clyde Williams, Robert Nagle, Douglas FellowshipJohn Walker, Bob Loose Magazine— Youth— Fred Neer, Bob Rumscy BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursdoy of each month at 12:00 noon Special—At the coll of the President Fred Weeks, J. A. Kennedy Competitor RelationsDISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CHARLES PETTEN6ILL-Greenwich, Conn. General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol George R. Meant, Evantlon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Donald B. Doubleday, Kaloarazoo, Mich. Dick Moore, Ralph Toupallk International Information- 1—Poui Hurley Red McKnighf, Art Lyons 8-L. Wise 15—D. Shorno 22—A. Bufferfietd 29-C. Wilcox Rotary Foundotion— SONG LEADERS Paul Hurley, R. Yingling KEN PUTNAM, Choirman Duone Davidson V. Kornstien, Horry Joseph 15—R. Rumsey 22-W. Williams 29—H. Teeter Julv-1965 6—K. Pearce 13—C. Heikkinen 20—J. Dean 27—H. Coddlngion January—1965 Dick Biringer, Ray Fox Trade Associations— B—K. Leavenworlh December—1964 Don Shorno, Roy Patterson Craig Sebald, Conrad Swart Four-Way TestRay Pitts, Mark Andrews Occupational information- 1—R. Hawley (Rotary intern'! Convention) (Rotary Foundation) 24—H. Joseph International Student Projects- Emolever-Employee Relations— 25—R. Toupallk June-1965 17-C. Sworf internotionol Contacts- BOB NAGLE, Director 18-T. Skobo 3—W. VanAken 10—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relations— B. Failer, Will CeuiMord 4-M. McKeith 1I-H. Bent November—1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ MOV-196S 20—Mel. Rice 27—Les Woodward R. Sweet Sergeont'Ot-Arms— Bob Naglo, Den Wright 27-T. Collins 6—C. Sebald 13—C. Aliemier Cran Wilcox, Al Bullerfieid, H. Teeter 6—F. VanAken 13—R. Patterson 20—R. Biringer October—1964 Mel Rice, K. Coddlngion Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, April-1965 29—R. Yingling C. Helkkinen, Mac McKelth Rotary information- 30—R. Loose 15-F. Weeks — 22-W. Wilbur Awards — Student Guests- (World Understanding) 23—A. lyon 1—C. Woodward 8—J. Kennedy Scholorship, Student Loans, Public Relations- 9—M. Andrews 16-W. Treot September—1964 B. K. Pearce ProgramFred Culy Woodword. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst K. Ofmsted, K. Leavanworth Warren Williams, Boyd Wiggins, Membership— Olin Dally, Les Wise, Fritz VanAken March-196S 2—K. Olmstcd 18-R. Kerr 25—N. Moore Crippled Children— Rural Urban— Wni. Bobler (Rotory's Anniversary) 11—B. Wiggins (4H Fair) Torg Skobo, R. Hawley Harvey Bent 23-R. Waldron August—1964 4-0. Dally Community Safety— Club Bulletin- Presidenf Vice-Presldenl 9—C. Bocon 16—S. Bovce Charles Bacon, Al Rice Duke Davidson, John Dean, 1964-1965 2-R. Fox PROGRAMS Boys' ond Girls' Week- Attendance- Classification- OFFICERS BY ELECTION February—1965 1964-I96S ROTARY SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE 5—R. Moore 12—D. Davidson 19-A. Failer 26-W. Bobler V. KORNSTIEN SPRING LADIES' NITE (Rotary Mogazine) F. NEER The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1964-65. If you wish to change dates with another member, cdvjse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such cit Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the detaiTs. FRED CULY, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9471. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 19, 1964 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Aliemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Phone No. 27B-2903 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovonworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 Ernest W. Lusc, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 1.278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetto 278-6769 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret..767-7508 278-8086 Horold Mcknight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Wflliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 378-5386 Solon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5891 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys— Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Joon Gust C. Borandt. 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Horold Coddington, 324 E.- Chicago St.—Vcra Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Baboro Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 278-5234 278-6054 279-9471 278-28l8 Doane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgomoor. Rd.—Valerie John Elswciler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Charlotte Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-8609 278-5909 278-6598 278-5475 278-5318 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara 278-8909 I. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln .St.—lanore Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-6517 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6687 278-6788 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho _278-B840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wllma————278-5790 •■!■ Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Ilia Robert Nogle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsfod, 70 MarshoTl St.—Edna.: Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Relho 279-9551 278-6278 : 278-5078 B. K. Peorce. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Address and Rotary Anit Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suianno 270-5554 Fritt VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glody$ Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia^ -.278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Boyd Wiggins, 21 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyliss.. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 279-9360 Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -—278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sproguc St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Pufnom, 11 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celta Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natolie Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogoe St.—Hozel Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Loutso__ 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie.- 278-6316 Robert Sweet, R. R»4, Oorrance Rd.—Arten'e— 278-8942 E. Byron' Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio .__278-2841 Conr.cd. Swart, 471 Morshoil St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Churcn St.—Marion 278-4350 278-4222 Ed Holtz, 14381 lyopawa Rd., Coldwotol* Lake— Jancan Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 42 Carlyje Ave.—Elolne ' * t \ ..•04 ir ■ •..••xj»r •• , mB»«» ■ The COLDWATER "Notary REFLECTOR 1 rREDERICK R. tgifJCS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-5165 278-5091 __278-6311 278-4198 Howard K. Swan, 42 Witlowbrook Rd.—Elva ___.278-^12 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen..—. 278-6730 . COlpPfATER, «ICH. 278-2612 HONORARY MEMBERS' T t 278-2710 278-4029 Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodword, 163 Morshoil St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 l_ Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-2790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison loke—RIto 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Bofavia—loMolne C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Liiliort Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Sehmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Borgel E. Chicogo St.—Mobel Phone No. Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 279-9492 278-5512 •.-•...278-2539 ^ Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace NAME �'o -i.l: CL-UB Rot OF COt-bW/iTti?. ^ M/C H' o,. July 15, I96h . }jC The Rotary International Convention passed several proposals which are of special interest especially to the Classification Committee. 1. They are: Any Active member who has had 10 years of active membership may choose to become a .Senior Active member when he reaches his 60th birthday. Previously, it was 65 years of age and l5 years as an Active member. 2. An Active member at the age of 65 years automatically becomes Senior Active if he has had 5 or more years of Active membership. 3. Any club may accept as an active member more than one Protestant minister. In other wordF more than one denomination may be represented in the club. The above changes will open up several new classifications in the Coldwater Rotary Club. Tom Collins reports that we are aiming at a 100^ meeting for Tuesday, September 1. Please make your plans accordingly. If you are not present on that date or do not make up you will be expected to sing a solo for the club at the meeting on Tuesday, September 15. Don't say you were not viarned in advance. We don't usualily plug the project of another service club but the Exchange Club and the Melody Ri.ders Saddle Club, Inc. are sponsoring an outstanding horse show on Saturday, Jluy 25 and Sunday, July 26, The proceeds to go toward club projects. This week we heard Bob Giles^ Executive Director of the Junior Achievement program in Battle Creek. We understand that some of the committees of the Chamber of Commerce are interested in starting such a program in Coldivater. I'tr, Giles told of the start of the J. A, Program in 1919 and of how it has spread. The program runs from September through most of the school year and is aimed at showing young people from 13-19 years of age how a corporation is formed, it's operation, accounting and how liquidation is done. There are at present 17 J. A, projects in the Battle Creek area. It's objective is to demonstrate the value of free enterprise in a competitive business world. Fred Culy vias the program chairman. We are sorry to hear that Eyron Thomas and Gus Burandt are both guests of John EJbsweiler at the Community Health Center, We hope that they are out again soon. The poor businessman was complaining that his psychiatrist charged him $25 an hour to listen to him. He vient on to say that when he was a boy they used to say, JIA penny for your thoughts." Congratulations to Fred Culy on being appointed to the City Planning Commission, also to Ken Putnam on the renovation of his place of business. Next week Ken Leavent'roi''th brings us tlr, Roger Ashley, Director of Economic Studies for the State Highway Department, His topic will be, HIOTAY IMPACT ON /DJACENT PROPERTY VALUES, This should be very interesting with the new expressway expected to pass Coldwater within the next year or so. Tour editor will not be here to hear of this, he is speaking Tuesday noon to the Berrien Springs Rotary Club. A bachelor is a rolling stone that has gathered no BOSS, Ray H&lchahey �, j •. ;o .1'. r ' 'J' ... • : • •: ■ - I * = • i . i .i. if ;vf '1 ■ X • ,..v. ' f -■ . . vJ .-ii.l 1 ">.• '•■*•>'■ •. ).r *■ ' f i . Hi'Mi:" 'j »r-./ 1-..V ... , ' ' li " f''. ' •. o; -vt i q ■.. The COIDWATER BDtary REFLECTOR FREDERICK Published by ROTART CLUB of Michigan tCEKS CCI*DVAT£H, «lCa. Coldwater, fefeting Time: H. QUALITY SPRING PRODUCT^, IKC. ' TUESDAY, 3^: ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarmans Always Welcome :/ X �ROTARy €LUB op^OL DlVATtR; MlCH'SfAN July 7, 1961* "Live Rotary" This is the request and advice of President Charles W, Pettengill of Botary International• By "living Rotary" he means sharing Rotaiy and in this way each of the 11,700 clubs will represent a cross-section of it's co'itimunity* ' Ther'e are any number of ways that by this means better business relationships, competitor relation ships and world relationships can be improved. President Pettengill, as stated in last week's bulletin, is a lawyer, a former President of the Connecticut State Bar Association and a former member of the Board of Governors of.the American Bar Association. He is a former President of the Greera-iich YMCA, elder of the First Presbyterian Church and President of the Brunswick School for Boys. Greenwich. He is married and has a son who is a Rotarian and who lives in In his spare time President Pettengill is an amateur musician and plays with a banjo ensemble "Pettengill's Petunaa". More next week. If the Outgo is more than the Income what will the Outcome be? Tuesday's program with Hovrard Teeter as chairman was an outstanding one and one that will long be remembered. He presented Dr. Theodore Wilkinson, sociologist from India, who told the club of Hinduism and it's all embracing faiths and the operation of the caste system. His speech was interesting, informative and scholarly. He is doing research in Hillsdale County with the "non-church groups." This is his second trip to the United States - he spent some time in the Garolinas about ten years ago. The club is getting a little negligent on greeting guests as several stood around by themselves and no one spoke to them at Tuesday's meeting, Vfe don't knox'T who is on the Hospitality Committee but a little more effort would make guests more comfortable. Last week we mentioned "Scholarships", This week we made up in Angola and that club has such a fund. The club has helped some l5 - 20 students through college. There is ncfi-T about §li,750 in the fund which is a revo'lvirig one. The loans are made and then when repaid the money is available to some other student. Marriage is like a railroad sign: Think it over. You see a lovely girl and stop. Then you lookj After you are married, you listen. Henry David Thoreau once wrote, "If a man does not keep pace vrith his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away". This is especially true of Rotarians their fields of interest vary and their efforts may go in many directions, let each one do his bit even though it may be different. Next week the program with Bob Giles of Battle Creek as the speaker will deal with the "Junior Achievement" program. There is a movement afoot to get this started in Coldvrater, so listen carefully, labile India is fresh in your mind read the article, INDLl IMVESTr4ENT, in the Jiily R^arian on Page 2U, A tip of the hat to Chuck Schmitt for an excellent financial report. Here is one for all Editarians: "The quickest way to get a lot of undivided attention Is to make a mistake", [t Ray Mulchahey �- .V • 5; • vC :i. -.'h ■■ - T -7 ■. \'"v. ''•"72. . - ■■ i 'j!. 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' ^oldwatkr,. jigac . v-' ! r vVi TUESDAY, 12:l5 p.mi EL.K«S TET-IPLE • -t'. • 7 ■' ■H-?' ' �ROTARY CLII6 f COLOWATER, JvjfCH. July 1,'1964 This is the swan song bulletin for the 1963-64 Rotary year, July 1 marks the be- ginning of the nev/ year with new officers at all levels; Rotary International President, District Governors, Club Presidents and 3oard iiembers, President Clyde has had a good year and been a good President. V/e believe that A tip of the hat for a job v/ell done. Our new Club President Axner Olson takes over and will be President until June 30, 1965. From the July Rotarian we learned that District 636 together with District 460 in Canada, in which Coldwater is located, is paired with District 445 which is in South America and includes part of the country of Peru. Don Shomo certainly vjill remember this birthday just passed. next 50 years will be harder but don't worry about it. Cheer up Don, the The new president of Rotary International is Charles W, Pettengill of Greenwich, Connecticut, A lawyer and a man who has had a wealth of experience in law, penology and a Rotarian since 1951. He was President of his club in 1936-37, District Governor in 1938-39 and a Vice-president in 1944-45, He asks that each club bring in three new classifications in 1964-65 and that eacli District bring in three new clubs during the year. More about him next week. Some of the projects which might bear consideration by the Club would be the recognition of new citizens when admitted to citizenship. They might be club guests at a luncheon and some notice taken of them. Another project is having as Club guests or as house guests some of the foreign students attending nearby colleges, especially at Holiday time. City Club has done a tremendous job in this area, The small Union With all the talk ^bout discrimination and the "war on poverty" do the Club members realize that some of the Indian children at Athens cannot attend school because they do not have clothes or shoes. Your editor is trying to work out a plan with the Lions Clubs of Calhoun County to get glasses for several of them. It might bo a good project to gather clothing and shoes during the summer so as to have them available v^hen school starts, 1964-65? !Vho is to be Boys and Girls Activities Chairman for Copies of the Report of the Toronto Convention are available at $2 per copy. them from Rotary International in Evanston, Illinois. Secure VJhat about establishing a small scholarship for a local high school student? Tv/o hundred fifty dollars might be just the amount that might enable a boy or girl to go to college. For members who are selling to the public read the article on Pages 20 and 21 of this month's Rotarian entitled "CONSUMER - KING OR FIGUREHEAD?" With new competi tion coming into Coldwater at a rapid rate it might be worthwhile. With the new expressway to replace US-27 sometime in the future should an effort to have the state build a permanent information center at the state line be made? Think about it. Branch County gets a lot of vacation trade, last Tuesday's program was furnished by Harry Joseph, who presented fellow Rotarian Dick Biringer, Dick discussed the matter of wills as they pertain to an estate planning, family planning and tax planning. He considers it generally advisable that a person should have a will as a means of best reflecting his intentions for disposition of his estate. The program included a question-answer session. Next week Howard Teeter is presenting Dr. Wilkinson, a Hindu who is doing research in Hillsdale County, He v;ill discuss Hinduism and the caste system. He is an ex cellent speaker and everyone should hear him. IVhen you are green you are growing; when you are ripe you are rotten, Ray Mulchahey �-ELPMET S'KLE .m.n 51:21 ,YADSEUT CNI .hciv .RSTAWDLQG ,STCUDORP GNIRPS YTILAUQ QKttf .H KCIRBDERF :emit gniteeM naRulciM ,retawdloC fo BULC YRATOR yb dehsilbuP ^ - - ■ ■""• ^ 3 *. L ,P jy,^6£ 43l j .0'6jS ROTCELFER YRATOR RETAWDLOC EHT . t .KI mmi- i , �"/Ye Proifts Most Who Serues Best'^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, .A. June 2U, I96U Lr.st Tuesday^ s program with Mac McKieth was a cooperative affair with Casey Jjodendoip introducing Frank Johnson, Safety '^^jeaker„ Director for the General Telephone, as the Mro Johnson spoke on highway safety and how seat belts can save lives. He •stated that 89U people had been killed in 196U in Michigan traffic accidents up to jtrne 20th and unless this trend is stopped, over 2,^00 will be killed this year in Michigan, This is 139 more than were killed in the same period in I963. short film demonstrating what happens in car collisions. He showed a He went on to say that if drivers observed two simple precautions, accidents would be curtailed—(l) keep a safe distance behind the car ahead and (2) signal what you intend to do so as to warn the driver following you„ An excellent program. It would apnear that if Michigan vrould follow the practice in Connecticutt that 'accidents could be cut drastically. More severe penalties for drunken driving, reckless driving and lifting the driver*s licenses for repeated offenses would go a long way in correcting traffic accidents. The net profit on the Rotary Show this year was the best yet——^2,li87. This was due mainly to tx^o things -—no rent as in previous years and also due to the Wood« ward Company donating the set to the Tibbits Theater, In past years, the Club has bom this expense. A tip of the hat to the Woodwards, Next week's program is being furnished by Harry Joseph, He was not available to tell us x-xhat it will be. Read the article on schools in the June Rotarian. It deals with the use of schools on a year around basis and presents the pros and cons of the matter. Many col leges are going to a year around program due to the pressure of student numbers. The high school in Coldwater is used during the summejr but not the grade schools. The new president of Rotaiy International after July 1 will be Charles W. Tc-ttcngill, an attorney from Greenwich, Connecticutt. Next month we will have more information about him. The Rotary Foundation got a financial boost recently when the widow of Paul Harrxs died, Jean died and the trust fund Paul had established was given to the Found ation^ This amounted to $39,295. Paul*s efforts will carry on for many, many years. If you did not realize Rotaiy is world wide, take a look at the picture on page 10 of the June Rotarian. Take a look at your Botary Pin and you will notice one thing -—you may have to use your reading glasses but the center has a keyway showing that the gear is a "working gear." The Club on Tuedday, recognized the loss of Guvarie Coffman. long and useful life, He had lived a V/e well remember the program several years ago when we presented "This is Your Life" on his birthday. He will be missed. The Rotarians and their Rotaiy Anns who attended "The Solid Gold Cadillac" report "a fine time was had by all." There were about 50 who had dinner and saw the show. The regular bulletin paper is being used up with this issue, hence the new ^olor and format is being used for part of this issue until the net-x ones are printed. Politically speaking. Thomas Nast, a political cartoonist, originated both the elephant and the donkey as symbols of the political parties in 187U» Did you hear of the man taking a lie detector test who said "It may not be the truth as THAT sees it, but it*s the truth as I see it." Ray I-Silciiahey You Will Always Be Welcome of These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesdoy, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDAlE — Episcopot Parish House ~ Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ' FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Membership— Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Program— John Klein Axner OF DIRECTORS Youth- Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeont-at-Arms— GEORGE OWERS, Director RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean if DISTRICT 636 ROTARY Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relotions— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Wayne Way. Harold Coddington Four-Way Tost— General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 31—Cran Wilcox 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C, Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— 28-A. Foller Al Bulterfield, Les Wise February—1964 SONG Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstlen LEADERS Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—0. Dean 18-R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 21-K. Leavenworth 17_W. Woy 24—Richarcl Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold McKnight 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 10—K. Putnom International Information- Oecupatlonol Informotion— Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllord George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations- INTERNATIONAL 23-M. McKeith 26—P. Hurley Internotional Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- 16-H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Les Woodward ★ 9—F. Neer November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President Juno-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr at 12:15 p. m. ^ 8—C. Swort 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luso, Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of each month 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Olson Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, Don Wright 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potterson 1—H. Joseph Rotary Information- MEETINGS May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD 10—K. Pearce 17—les Woodword 24—M. Rice Student Guests- Public Relations- Owers. 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 3—E. Royborn Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Charles Schmilt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 7—W. Trent 14—Art lyon September—1963 Rural Urban- Olin Dally, Don Shorno, April—1964 27-C. Sebald Robert Loose Magazine— 31—S. Bovee 20~F. Weeks Craig Seboid, Richard Moore, John Walker CLYDE WILLIA/AS - President AXNER OLSON Vice-Prosident JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'y-Treas. 24-Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Don Korris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 i 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Community Safety- Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director 25—R. Waldron The above is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dales with another member, advise the program chairmen of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the defolls. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25. 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay 278-5563 Mark 3. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth _ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorle 278-5353 276-6821 Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kolhryn 278-6033 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret - 278-5386 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . . H. Vincent Kornsfien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy.. . E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luso, R. R. 4—Ruth - . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Phone No. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-2361 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Corel Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta .278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 279-9551 278-6769 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 276-5234 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Llla Robert Nagle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairficld Dr.-Josephine. Albert Bulterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . . Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera . 278-4486 . . 278-2990 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane... - 278-2818 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L, Olmslead, 70 Marshall St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Reiha 273-6278 278-5512 278-2539 ... ... 279-9360 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery Sf.—Elizabath .. 278-2996 John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Rolh 278-2864 Dunne E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond Sl.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volorie Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8933 . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lonore .... 278-6517 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy . 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbaro .278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..273-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfield Dr.—Aileon Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo .. 278-6667 278-6788 278 5790 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 . . Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby 278-2790 Rd,, Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmift, 75 278-6161 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City —Evelyn Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-3156 278-2451 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Apn Donald V. Shorno, 156 B.-Chicago St.—Louise 278-8318 278-2930 273-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Della 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilmo 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Warren Willioms, Balavio—laMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel . .. 278-5165 Ed Floltz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean .. 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howard K. Swon, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen H, QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Guvurric S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nolo.. .278-4086 i PUBLISHED BY Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5494 Donald Wright. 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Soc. 34.6 rREDERICK 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys The COLDWATER I 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 INC. 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 �'7/e Profits Mof^t Who- Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR I Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 'i Tuesday, June 16, I96U This item is of interest for all Rotarians and their Hotaiy Anns. night, June 23, is to be "ladies night," Next Tuesday Dinner at Stukey*3 Inn followed by attendance at the "Solid Gold Cadillac" playing at the Titbits Opera House, The tab for dinner and shovT is ^^l5.00 per couple. If any Rotarian has season tickets, they may be turned in for tickets in the section reserved for Rotarians. If this is done, the cost of the dinner is ^8s,00 per couple. time. Here is a chance to have a good dinner, see a show, and have a good Rotarian John Walker, we understand, is to have a part. There will be a regular meeting, as. usual, on Tuesday noon, Ernie Luse gave a short report of the Rotary International Convention which he at tended in Toronto recently, ll|,600 -were in attendance. It was the third time it has been held in Toronto, being there in 192hj 19^2 and in I96U. He reported that outstanding speakers stressed the fact that Rbtary has succeeded and spread because of mutual under standing. Two important changes in the by-laws will have a marked effect on club member- s|[ip —(1) Any member 60 years old who has been a member for 10 years can become a Senior Active and (2) any member 65 years old who has been a Rotarian for 5 years becomes a Senior Active. These changes will allow for considerable club growth. Coldwater Rotary is now a UOO^ club in regard to R)tary Foundation, This means |hO has been contributed for each member to Rotary Foundation, July 27th has been set as the time for the Rjtaiy Golf Tournament to be held at point 0* Woods Golf Course at Benton Harbor, If you are interested, get in touch with Duke Davidson immediately as the number of players is limited to I80, Jesse Foster, the Scout Executive for the Notawa Trails Council Boy Scouts, was the guest speaker and told of the failure of the Branch County Community Chest to provide the funds which he believed necessary to support their program. Your editarian believes that he did not tell the whole story since there are several factors dealing with the alloca tion of funds which he omitted^. Did you know Rotarians are not members of Rotary International? The Rotarian is a member of his local club and the club is a member of Rotary International, Did you know that there was another Wizard of Kinderhook? He was I^rtin Van Buren, President from 15^37 - I8lil, and was referred to as the Wizard of Kinderhook because he was such a clever politician and was bom in Kinderhook, N, Y, Father^s Day, June 21st this year, started in 1910 and was the idea of a widow, firs, John Bruce Dodd, The rose is a symbol of the day, NEXT WEEK —the program with l-Iac McKeith as chairman, will feature Frank Johnson of the General Telephone Company and will deal with safety. Do you remember when the village square was a place and not a person? Squarely, Ray You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12;15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stalo Cafe ~ Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Boys' and Girls' WeekBverelt Rayborn, John Deon Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H, Bent, Don Harris OFFICERS BY ELECTION Fellowship- CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - . . President VIce-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Secretary Treasurer Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George OF 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 23-M. McKelth 30—T. Skabo INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ I 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean International Student Projects- January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Way, Horold Coddington Al Butlerfield, Les Wise Four-Woy Test— Wsbb Treat, Harold McKnight 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundalien— 28-A. Faller •'>, ' Februa ry—1964 Occupational Information— Vince Kornstcin, W. Couillord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17-W. Way 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wiicox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Mac McKcitb, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Meons, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 10—K. Putnam International Information- Competitor Relations- President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward I Buyer-Seller Relations— INTERNATIONAL 19-1. Wise 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Speclof—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director 12:15 p. m. June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Korr Sergeant-at-ArmsNorman Moore, Bob Nagtp, Don Wright MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month at Youth- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Lose, Chock Woodward, ★ BOARD 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Carlo Hcikkinen, William Bobier Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Mrs. Groee Patterson — Organist 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Public Relations- Owers. May-1964 October—1963 Axner Olson Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodword Student Guests- Program— Director* — Clyde Wllllains, Axner Olson, 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews ★ 7-W. Treat Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant See'y-Treas. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Loose John Klein 31—S. Rovee September—1963 Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Walker Magazine— 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Ailemier 13-J. Fair Crippled Children- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 17—R. Mulchohey 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cron Wiicox 1963- 1964 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- Marcli-T964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupallk 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAMm@Mirman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornslien SONG LEADERS 18-R. Fox Duanc Dinldson 25-R. Woldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dotes with another member, advise the program choirmon of the chonge. Members having speeiol programs, such as-Lodies^-Night, moy-appoint a committee to assjsf with the detaiU, •• , ...AJCNER OL5.0N,Xp.rogcgin,Cljolrman — Telephone 279-9360 ^RbTARYfdefr'jgNE at::: NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotory Ann Robert B. Kprr, 8 Parsons-Ct.-r-Martha Phono No. .-.fvi..278-8840 Charles Bacon, 25'^Rldgenjoor iRd.-^Mbcfiprie ..—'-'-•.•278-6321 ■EJn-elts leav'eirworfh, 77MWpfe lino—efnily ...i.....' 278-6850 Hw Vincent Kornstien, 290-Gfond-St.—Dorothy ._-i*t378-6S01 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-8942 Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion ...278-4222 E. Byrnn Jhomos, 58 FArCivIe iDri-MVnrninio- -trT 278-2841 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanno Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5554 278-5585 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia .278-4229 Chester L. Alleinler, R. R..5, Coldwoter—Fay .. ... 278-5563 Fred Ahtef«on,;46 MapJeiLone— _.-278-6033- Mofk S. Andrews, 25-f*orson"s^76t'—Rutn .. 278-5355 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Gi'aed St.—Margaret ...., 278-5386- Seton'Bis^e, 171 Gr6nd.Sl.-i-Cktra..;A 378^5891'^ Gust C." 8urandt;--17S': Fatt^td' DT^Jetf^phine--,-. 27if.;4486 JohW'Klein,: Box 148—Pciiricld"-..''" •' .279-9551 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnigKl, Coldwatef St. Home—Cdrol. 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Rolptv Toupolik, R. R. 5', T5/3 w. dfiTcdgb^ileen* 278-2127 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Albert Bultcrfiolt^f .pTJEdnqrf Cfj'^helmo ' ■ '•'-'-'J 27S)28S4 Normand Moor-e,;796 Angolo -Rd-.—Anneftg._i,i-,. 278-6769 278-5494 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera -. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wiicox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, .203 W. Chicago—Errrcstine.• '.278-5512, .Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma_ •k: L. Olmstead,'-70^arfhall St;--Edrid'^_:-—'l-. 278-2539 i Warren Willioms, Botavia—LaMoine 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornv^'ti ^.—Gladys n.-.'.. 278-6278"' Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila 278-5078 Wllford Couillord, 60 N., Mcnrpe St.—Imogene 278«60S4 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lacieT-Jgnf -r- 278-2818. Axner Olson, 304 proid St.—Retha ^ John Etsweiler, Jr., 57 Fofrfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .... Fred Cu£y)-^81-W. CldrCl A^ir.-i-Oii'ofhy ... .:.u. 279x9471 ....... 279-9360, ^arlef^^o'|ji'dr^''i^^MarshdM''?^f?^^^ 278-4,59 Bronson 369-4024 Duone E- Davidson, 1-^'s3}A. 'AW.-:|Uen Jo . .,1.27818609" George OwerS/'^tt E.' Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996J .Douglas Wpadwatd,.20 Persons. Ct.v-Ry4h Dale A. Dean,'43(tGrat5ttrx-"Cdtl^" , '278-6127 Roy C. Pcttersori, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce i-. ,278-2979'' Leslie Woodward, 163 MacshdII John T, Deon, 59jRAigcW>iyr ef-'-LValerie.'.'.'-v-..-1278-5909 B: K. Pear'ce','i97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine J.i ...278-6341"' Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honcheit St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-6161 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie Chafles.-Fi$ko',c;R.^ R. ^o. Jl^Ruth 1 . ,.. i;..; 278-2864 C;'Alfred* Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Ray Fox, 16 MoTrtsarrHaker'R.-'R. 2-;ODri$ _ 278-5318. Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jocksoor^-Lllljan E. Harold GoodHlf'ttw 26.>'LNWcolp" Sf.—Lonore 278»6517 • Robert E. .Rumsey, 3T8 Grand'St.-Phyllis Donald M. Horris,"28 Edison Court—Pansy ...278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbora ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hu.rleiil lif3';Fairfiold-Dri—Alleeti Harry Joseph, 383 N. 'Hudson Sf.-^Quin'n ! John A.-Kennedy, 389 Grand"Sl.-;-Wi[n)a .. 278-6687 278-6788 278 579() HONORARY MEMBERS GfUwaizipTSt Coffman, 759 •E,'CfiicggotRd."r^lctf_-278-4086 278-2451-- ■i278-500-6- •l.l i .V t n. -j.. :r, Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Ro,bert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-4198 Teyg Skabo, 155 Nprrows.Rd., ,R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316' -Howpfd.X/^SwaB', 42. WiJlowb^«ah>Rd.:~^^ygw^J:...^78-5412 .278-4350^ ■^Jbhn^dlkir, 33 DoOgl»fyy-6HttheMXJ.!{r?__278-6730 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swarf,'4^t|Marshall Sr.'^Gertrode 278-5842 1 OF/i.. '"■■■ •?2l :-'S . j • rucT"! 278-5091 "''-TLi" n''J"TGAGS- fo bf:-OA.rqs rpc rv -^00,74^5'■i K78 f'JJG o iy p'.-'STCp MTfP i;?; -j ••-lowj./v V iJOJ-j 3" jtoo^ "-Jinp qu i.sRr: . .Qi i'lTJJ .'.IJOW V"- 2. ' 7 -i-: '< -r\ "rfptT "r* n • IvErLECxOR • ^ KOTARY CLUR of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome p-;F5.'q.rL"'. _ ■^■1 y.v IJSG pG fU ixt- ^ ' i" •PPT'2 Ii qy-.' y=ra as^aou -I }--' .lTPpq-P3 QbGii^^ !PW r] -l-K JwpG .^rrr^r". •yya* j■.:: ,-3q j:-. • -mi 2f . Jiyqoj.- -'--•p ;• -•vajT- i PUBLISHED BY v^jtQ "ZJ-. ^ -..• •• The G.0'!L13^W'ATE:R fpjr. '.•.-.i./fr p6C0UJ63 apj.G3SGq PJJ6 xj/cp pya-p {jopaiA pi : y.-;fr.s?:roy p. 70.1:3 ■ :^jq rv psxyf; tjj . svqeq lu ,r,oAOiJpQ JiecGypjA* ly'^goo vyyfa p/raG iuAG y apoLp oj^ -T}'.TJJGV-- .'''.JJJ pG "7 • ... ' .-'-.fTAS 'jjjg (5) m. jpsx. kiiS-LB ojq 5IJJ7,. (j) oo AGJU2 ojq npo pffr: ijpSFliq.TUi.-:" ^••10 j-;bOivpifiJ+ cp;r,JuG'3 fU .pyG J-''--JSTA-; •• Joneon .;S pGjq 9:4: ; : T •- • , ' 273-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter lake— •. rjj, ■ j~% S. Spfague^Sr^HazeT 278-5714 [Vi-'.. 278-6393 i.,ST2-5594 iTO" "r'.i-'"-. 278-4468 Robert G. Yingllng, 21 Scott—Natalie ,..278-8156: Charlcs Schmitt, 75 Cheryr Ann Dr.->-Berget '.'T ..•u't J 279-9428 278-5033 Oonold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie rR^Dpi^i'CK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, JIICH. INC. �'7/e Proifts Mosb Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. b • The Coldwater Rotary Club has lost a good editarian as well as a good Rotarian, Don Harris is leaving on July 1 to start a three year residency in psychiatry and hopes to become a "sure enough head shrinker" by so doing. The best wishes of the Club membership goes with him. Hereafter you have a new editarian or rather a retread called back to the job. He will expect help from all members in furnishing news items and anyone who gripes, finds fault or critizes gets to write the bulletin for the following week. Very soon we will be doing biographies on the new members of the Club. New members please get your vital statistics in order so we may have the facts regarding you, your Rotary Ann and your offspring available. Last Tuesday there were twenty members absent and they missed a good meeting held jointly with the Kiwanis, Exchange and Lions. The only thing missing was a group from tne B § P.W. and the A.B.Vv.A, and perhaps that group may feel slighted since the cliibs were honoring Mrs. America and Mrs. Original America, hhen President Clyde recounted the various projects and accomplishments of Coldwater Rotary it was an im pressive list. ilarvey Bent has next weeks program a^id we understand that Jess Foster, Scout Executive for the Nottawa Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America is to be the speaker. Dear Cousin Muley: You danged fool you should know better. Cousin Martha told me you were in the hospital after piling th^t heap you call a car against a tree. Haven't you learned that driving some of the wrecks that these young hot rodders tear around town in above 25 miles is dangerous, I'll bet you did not have a seat belt let alone have it fastened if you had one. Some of those wrecks 20 years old should be taken off the roads. Hope you're able to get out on crutches soon. Yours, Gully There are now 11,732 Rotary Clubs with 549,000 members in 125 countries. Since July 1, 1963 there has been 188 now clubs formed. Bill Bobier got himself elected to the school board last Ifonday - congratulations or condolences are in order - it all depends on how you look at the job. Then there was the father who said we tried to build character in our kids and all we raised were three characters. Ray iiulchahey You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. -d ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER/ OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FREO ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Fellowship- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLVDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES - President Vlce-Presidenl Secretary SCHMITT FREO WEEKS John Walker Treosorer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Axner Chorles Sehmitl. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Cufy, John T. Dean, George OF DIRECTORS 12:15 INTERNATIONAL November—1963 ★ Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary International Wayne Way, Harold Coddingfon CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon February—1964 SONG Vinco Kornsfein, W. Couillard Ken Leavenworfh, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan FALL LADIES' NITE 28-A. Foller Al Butlcrfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois EVENTS 7—D. Davidson 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test— General Secretary, Rotary International SPECIAL January—1964 Torn Collins, Art Lyon Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cron Wilcox International Student Proiecis— Competitor Relations- 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworlh 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Pofterson Horold Goodholm, Dale Deon ★ July-1964 17-W. Woy International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations— ^STRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 26—P. Hurley December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Charles Bacon, les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director Special—At the call of the President SERVICE International Contacts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKelth 30-T. Skabo 5—D. Harris 12—A! Butterfieid 19-L. Wise GEORGE OWERS, Director p. m. June—1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nogie, Don Wright Regular—First Thursday of each month at 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAkert Youth- Sergeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse Olson Fritz VanAken ★ BOARD 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swart Rotary InformationErnest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonlst May-1964 5—R, Biringer October—1963 Carlo Helkkinen, William Bobler Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Owers. 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Public Relolions— 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearcc loose Student Guests- Program— 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E, Rayborn Rural Urban- Mark Andrews ★ 31—S. Bovee April-1964 27-C. Sebold September—1963 Membership— Oiin Dally, Don Shorno, 24—Wm. Bobier 13-J. Folr 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Croig Sebotd, Richard Moore. Robert John Klein 17—R. Mulchahey Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Magazine— 3—M, Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 6—C, Allemier Community Safety- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox 1963 • 1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Club Bulletin— BY ELECTION March—1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The obove Is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Foy Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Roth Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 . 278-5358 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret 278-5386 .278-5891 278-4486 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 278-6821 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 Seton Bovee, 171 Grgnd St.r-Clora Gust C. Buraridt, 178 pdirfield Dr.—Josephine - Albert Butterfieid,'SI fdison Ct.—Theiiyia 279-2854,' Horold Coddingfon, 324 E.-Chicago St;—Vera . '278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene^-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W>'ClorkG'Ave.—Dorothy.-.-■l.f. j 279-9471 Oiin Dolly, 61.Maple Lone—Jone . . •. ...278-2838 Doone E. Davidson,- 15 Scott jAve.—Ellen Jo i-'.T'.; ?278f8609 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand'St.—Colleen ' 278-6127 John T, Dean, 59 Ridqemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull'St.-Ann. . 278-5909 278-6598 J".-278-8933. Albert Failer,'95 FT. Haneheft St.—Charlotte, Charles Fiske, if.,'-|^_'No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,-R. R. 2-'0orisE. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St-—Lanore 278-5475 ' \ 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howiey, R..a.(2, Morrison Loke—Bar&ara'... 278-8909' Carlo Heikkfne^r'l S- Clilcogo St.—Mary HeleVi'.. 2/8-4115 Paul Hurley, .163; Foirfleld Dr.—Aileen . Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson'St.—Quinn Phone No278-8840. 279.-9551' 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. 278-2261 Milford A..McKelth, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen Harold ' McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Rayrhond Mulchahey. 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Normand Moore, 796 Aogolp Rd.—Annetfa Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Ronert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan 275-6769 278-^278 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—ErriGstine,. ,.,,278-5512 K. L.-Olmslead, 70 Marshall St^.-^Ednit' 'JiJ 278-2539 278r6687 278-6788 4)_278 5796 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 1'-^ ••. V ■ Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann...... 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2~Glady5 ... 278-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-8eotrlce .J. 4 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ... i— 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren iWillioms,. Botavia—LaMolne Bronson 369-4024 Lester F;. Wlse, R-,R; 2-Ce!ia 278-4424 279-9360 278-2996 Cliorles'Woddwcf'cf,'163 Marshall'SF.-.--.. ..V—' 278-5033 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Roy Pitts, 55,.N. Sprague St.—Ruth. 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grdnd.St.—Virgle 278-8156 HONOliARY M^M'B'ERS ST2-5594 Guvorrle S. Coffman,-759 E- Chicago Rd.—Nola '...278-4086 Kenneth POfnlaM) I t E. Chicdqo 6t.—Mabel 278-2790 278-2451 Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ... ... _.. 278-5006 Douglas Woodward, 20 parsons "Ct.—Ruth Donoid Wright, 21 279-9428 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 Robert G- Ylngiing, 21 Scott—Natalie Oiin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.-Hozel . . 278-6393 ..t." Charles SchmifK 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bvgst 27.8-5714 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Craig Sebald,, !?. R.' 2,- Morrison lakefT^RIIa. RoberfE. Shpw, 106 Grand »Sf.—Ann » 278-8318" 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11.Park Pl.-^Elzora-i....;. Donold V. Shorno, I'SS E. Chicago St.—Louise'...-' 278-5842 .Torg Skabo, 1,55 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-F(eJlie .278-6316 Conrad Swgrt, 471 .'MorsKalJ St.—Gertrude -'.278-4350 Janean 278-5091 ;j_j.__-278-6311 278-4198 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Howard. K. Swan, '42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva.i^ . ... .. io : . , ,r.. ' '\.U' ■ 4 . r..-; : .i;'" • rr -1'; \ r.v v;.,.;; , . • ; snf?:'. ■ - V'. n.t r;-, r..f "■■MixJ.r"!' • .iv.- •" ' v.:--; - 2w-s- The ^KDWATER --. n-v--' - * FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, ilCH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Always Welcome 278-5412 . I i :c' -nr- u-S'- ...278-5165 Richard Moore,'244 E. Washington St.—Elaine! ',^1 . .J:.'.*". .jj-r '■ 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R- R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna - . 278-5554 -•J , .278-4222 Axner'OlsOn, 304 Grtind SlT;;-Rctlig , G'eprg'e Owerd^-46 E: Monfgomefy St.—Elizabeth .., v;;ur, -v :■ '''t 278-8942 Howard, M.. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon "E. Byron'Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio . f- Phone No. Rpbert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Roy C_ Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace *278-2864. C. Ajfred'Riee, R. ;l} Union City—Evelyn 1 278-5318 ■ Mel Rjce, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy John A. Kenned.y, 389 Grand (Sf-~Wii»tra .' NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert 8- Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. H- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret INC. TAC �'7/e Proifts Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. JUNE 19^4 You MAY HAVE QATWEREO f'ROM MV lASY DULLETDN THAT 8 THOUGHT 'tT WAS MV UASTo 3 THOUOHT THE ONLY PERflLOUS TH&NQ 8 WAS 008NQ WAS RUNNONG BACK AND FORTH TO HttLLSD^tEj UNDER THE SCRU78NV OF THE MftCHOGAN STATE POLBCE AND THE NATIONAL GuARO^ HOWEVERc^^LO* AND BEHOLD, VAROOUS SCRAPS OF PAPEi? LAND ON MY DESK AND ' F8ND OUT I HAVE TO W.rOT^ A : Rotary Bulletan,. Not only wrste bt but ghost wrbte dt. S looked at the last of ABSENTEES AMD EVEN THOUGH fiT WAS SMALLER THAN USUAL t AM NOT EVEN L88TEO AS SEfNO ABSENT - BUT \ WAS - 80 ChACK, AT LEAST, MUST BE CONVjNCEO THAT 8 NO LONGER BELONG TO THE COLDWATER ROTARY ClUQ, Be THAT AS DV MAY, THOSE '.WO 00 BELONG TO THE f^OTARY Club, as a ma^^oraty, were present thcs week and as such thev heard a gentleman by THE NAME OF ArBE VANOSl^eER WHO BS OFFSCE MANAGER OF GENERAL CABLE AN QuSNCYo He SPOKE OF H8S eXPERBENCES «N THE UnBTED STATES SfiNCE HE CAME TO THUS OOUMTRY SOME EIGHT YEARS AGO (hE MUST HAVE COME FROM HOLLAND WITH A NAME LIKE THAT 8UT MOBOOV TOLD ME FOR SURE» ThAS 8S ONE OF THE TRBALS AND TRiaULATfiONS OF 8ESM0 A GHOST WRiTCRc) He SHOWED SOME SLIDES OF VARIOUS THONGS IN THE OlD COUNTRY AND GAVE A HUMOROUS TALK ON HRS EXPERIENCES AS AN IMMIGRANT ALONG WITH SOME OF THE MORE SERIOUS SIDES OF THIS MATTER, I THINK I REALLY MISSED A YCRV NICE PRESENTATIONc JOHN KLEIN WAS THE PrOQRAM Chairman, Next week Captain Frosty Neer is the Chairman and should have a real easy time OF IT, The MEETING IS CANCetLEOOUT AT THE ElKS TeMPLE AND ROTARV, AS WELL AS THE OTHER Service Clubs of Coldwater, will all go over to the Masonic Temple for a noon luncheon HONORING MRS, AMERICA, ThE OIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS Mrs, AmERIOA AND MflSS America is that thev have to know how to cook,too. This will be at 12j00 instead OF 12s15o Bos Kerr please mote. There is atremendous super colossal Ladies Night cot^iino up on Tuesoav^ June 23. This will be the premiere of Summer Stock in the City of Coldwater at the Tobbbts Theatre apjo the attraction will be "The Solid Gold Cadillac," iT is qosnq to work OUT SOMETHING LIKE THlSe YoU WILL HAVE DINNER AT THE StuKEV 'the show just like we 010 WHEN WE WENT TO THE "PAJAMA GftMEe" 8nN AND THEN GO TO OOCTOR SaCON IS THE Chairman op this little caper and you may make vour reservation sv calling 279-9521® Chuck 'ajould like the reservations by the 16th, ^ . The Club has voted to give 5400,00 to the TflsBiTS Theatre Foondatson, $100,00 to ABO IN THE RECENT CATASTROPHE AT AmCHORAGE, AlASKA, AND $100^00 TOWARDS SUMMER SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS, ThIS WAS APPROVED 100^ BY THE CLUB MEMBERSHIP, I AM TOLD THAT BOTH JeSS Senior Active, VaLORON AND <VaRREN V/ILLIAMS HAVE «IOfiNED THE RANKS OF This isn^t what Jess Waloron calls it but tmos is the official name^ WEOOJNG ANNtVERSARiES BmiKaAYS June 13 Gladys Van Aken OouG .Voodvvard Don Harris June 11 June 12 ROTARY GUESTS Or, Harlio Kanscoka Hawa s (i Robert Oro^aw Homer Heitz ANooLAf, Indiana &IQLEWOOO, Florida Qhal Dyer Rav ^ith CoLUMBUSt Ohio Chuck Bristol Ed Faoklam Ken Yesh Bronson Coldwater Bronson Bronson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUtNCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON CHARLES SCHMITT Secretory Treosuror FRED WEEKS ★ Mark Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Axner Don Wright INTERNATIONAL RUSSELL MOORE, Director Genorol Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dis)., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—P. Hurley Internatlonoi 17_W. Way Webb Treat, Harold McKnight SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Chorles Bacon 21—R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— Al Bulterfleld, Les Wise Four-Way Test- 21—K. Leavenworth 28—R, Rumsey 31—Cion Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 3—D. Shorno 24—Richard Moore International Student Protects- Employer-Employee Relations- 30-T. Skabo July-1964 10—K. Putnom Information- Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart 23-M. McKeith December—1963 Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 12—Al Bulterfield 19-1. Wise Director Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ROTARY SERVICE Buyer-Seller Relotions— -k 636 INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—0. Harris Norman Moore. Bob Nogip, Special—At the call of the President June-1964 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at>Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Regular—First Thursday of eoch month at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT Olson Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Rotary Information- ★ OF Student Guests- Ray Muichahcy, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist May-1964 October—1963 1—Fl. Joseph Andrews Public Relations- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Owers. BOARD Robert Howlcy, Roy Fox Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTreas. Aprll-1964 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodword Robert Loose John Klein 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Royborn Craig Sebold, Richard Moore. Magazine- 24—Wm. Bobier September-1963 Crippled Children- John Walker . Presiden! Viee-President 17—R. Mulehahey 6—C. Aliemier 13—J. Fair 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Don Harris, Cron Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead Community Safety— Club Bulletin- March-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringcr, H. Bent, Don Horris ELECTION 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classifiealicn— BY KENNEDY FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward 1963 - 1964 JOHN A. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 28-A, FalTer ★ February—1964 Occupatienol Information— Vince Kornstein. W. Couillord KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox Ouane Davidson 25-R. Waldron SONG Trade Associations- Ken Leavenworlh, Ray Pitts LEADERS SPRING LADIES- NITE Ralph Toupalik is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dotes with another member, advise the progrom choirmon of the change. Members having special AXNER OLSON, Program Choirmon - Telephone 279-9360 programs, such as Lodies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the defoils. The above ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie 278-535B 278-6821 Harvey G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 171 Grand St.—Clara . 278-6033 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Gust C. Borandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Bovee, 278-4486 Albert Bulterfield, 31 278-2854 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-5891 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A, Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridciomoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Olin Dolly, 61 Mopio Lone—Jone Jerry Fair. 142 Hull Sf.-Ann 278-2818 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske. R. R. No. 2-Rulh 278-2864 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore Donald M. Horris. 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen , Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .-.279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginio Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 279-9551 278-6769 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornweil Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafrice 278-4159 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Tekonsha—Morgarot Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth ... .-.278-2261 Mliford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.-Helen Fred Neer. 203 W. Chicago—Ernnstine K. L. Olmstead. 70 767-7508 - 278-5512 Morshall St.-Edna 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho ... 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobeth 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Royborn, 560 Grond St.-Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey. 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle... Conrod Swart, 471 Marshal) St.—Gertrude 278-6161 278-2790 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Clyde Williams. R. R. 1-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-ColiG Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 - 278-6316 278-4350 WEEKS Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarric S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.-Elzoro 278-6311 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine quality spring products, inc. COLDWATER, MICH. TEMPLE 279-9428 278-5033 278-4198 Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. FREDERICK H. ELK'S 278-4029 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natolie i0®0 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-2947 R. No. 2, Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R, 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Robert loose—R. The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Oorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 30 V I96h- Our program this ueek was devoted to a fresh-air tour to the Woodward GraveX OperatioUo Woodward acted as Interlomtors and I mn certainly see where this could he quite a spectacular operation^ or a dull one if there is a "brealc-downo Brother Doug was operating a small side«show of his owns showing what you ean do with some of the local stone and a lapidary wheela Some of these little stones polish up quite beautifully, and I thlnh most of us could have more fun with this tfe-n we sould with the gravel and sando Anyway^ it was an Interesting tour^ and being that Chuck lives right, we didn't have a raln-outo I've said it before, and will say it again, that some of our most interesting programs have been tours of local industries® Next week, John Klein will have the program® He Is Inviting a friend of his who is going to make a talk on the trials and tribulations of an immigrant coming into this country® Recently having unwound a bit of red tape that our State Department can enmesh people in, I can see where this will be be quite entertaining® This is probably the last meeting which I will be attending as a member for some time® I am hopeful that I will be able to revisit the Coldwater Cluh in the next few years® I have certainly enjoyed my association with the organization, and hope that I have been of some help in some small degree® I will miss Rotary about as much as anything in Coldwater—it has been real kind to me® I* ve done about everj'thing la the organization except to be either Secretary or Treasurer® If these had been offered, am afraid I would have had to violate some of the rules of Rotary and turn them down® Almost everything else has been fun® Of course, life being what it is, fun is where you can find it® In the work I am going into, I am going to try and relax and enjoy it to its utmost® It will be a three-year working-training period® Plan to get myself a sack of 36 marhles< Every month, I'll throw one over my left shoulder, and when I've lost all my marbles, I'll he a psychiatrist® Anniversaries Dick Biringer, June 5 Red McKnight, May 31 Jc5m Walker, June 6 Web Treat, June q Delia Waldron, June ^ Guests Ro E® Reichow, Homer Herb Zilllax, Listowel Ontario Ken McCullou^, Detroit - guest of Paul Hurley You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE ~ Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ■ft ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. ROTARY Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris BY Don Harris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. .. AXNER OLSON John President Vice-Presidenl A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES SCHMITT Treasurer Assistant Soc'y-Treas. Rooert John Klein Moore, Fred Cufy, John T. Dean, George 1—H. Joseph Axner Olson Public Relations- OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS November—1963 Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Intornolionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Wayne Way. Horold Coddington 30-T. Skabo July-1964 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14—R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W. Way 24—RIchorcl Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson 31—Cran Wlleo.x SPECIAL EVENTS Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Occupotional Information— Vinco Kornsfeln, W. Coulllord February—1964 SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R, Waldfon KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Ken Lcavenworth, Ray Pitts Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Fol'ler Al Butterfield, Les Wise SONG LEADERS Trade Associations- FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Rotary Foundation— Four-Woy Test- 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- 23-M. McKelth December—1963 International Student Proiecis— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart 12—Al Butterfield Inlernatlonal Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Les Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director 'peciol—At the call of the President 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ot-Arms— Regutor—First Thursday of eoch month at 12:15 p. m. June—1964 29-W. VanAken Youth- Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Corlo Heikkinen, WiMlom Bobler Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer BOARD 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Student Guests— Program— Owers. 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearce Loose Roberl Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Aprll-1964 3—E. Royborn Rural Urban— Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulehohey 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Cralg Seboid, Richard Moore, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 27-C. Sebald Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Walker PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children- Magcxine— Mareh-1964 1963 - 1964 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- ElECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— 1963 - 1964 JOHN COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupalik The above Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dates >vlth another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ci.—Marlho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 NAME 278-6850 E, Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .. . 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-5891 Robert Loose-R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margoref Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Sozanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann._ 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-Delia ...278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 278-2854 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. .... Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-Mabel 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Harvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bocon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Morioric Bent, 51 276-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . 276-8086 278-5386 . Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine ... 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lone-Jane . . . Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .. 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen . 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 RIdgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Foir, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-5909 .... Albert Foller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte Charles FIske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R, 2—Doris - E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonora Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy .. 278-8933 ... 163 Fairfield Dr.-Alloon Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma . Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Williams, Bafavla-loMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-3156 278-2451 278-6517 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -.278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel ... . . ..... 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Art Lyon. 11 Park PI.—Eliora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eiolne Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4198 278-5412 John Walker, 33 278-6730 278-5942 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS Janean The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR fr?:df:rick h. weeks QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. COLDWATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S Phone No. Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Clly-Evelyn 278-5318 Corio Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen .. 278-4115 Hurley, E. Ken leavenworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-5475 278-2864 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Barbara . 278-8909 Paul AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome INC 278-5091 Dougherty-Gretehen 278-6311 �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. i-m 23, 1964 LAST WEEK we had thus barbeque auonq wsth everyone euce as part of Tne Mschsqan Week obscrvance» H thcnk we, as well as most of the other SsRvdce Cuue memsers, eNaovso thqs LDTtte sot and 2 thonk most everybodv GOT THEOR KfiOFE AND FORK WORK ON BEFORE OT RASNEDe ThOS CAT DpE6N<'7 NORMALLY QO ON FOR THE OHfiCKEN BUT BUT TH88 WAS PRETTY WELL DONEo A LOTTLE aOT NOBTALQOC FOR THE TYPE OF weNT BY THE NAME OF PLYMOUTH RoCK AND OHOCKEN WE USED TO RA88E WHOCH 1 THDNK RAISED BETTER MEAT BECAUSE 8T HAD TO FEND FOR flTSELF, SCRATCH ON THE MANURE PSLE^ ooDoe HAWKs« I BET CHASE QRAS8H0PPERS AND Most of these modern chdckens are unfortunately raised almost UNDER laboratory CONDlTeONSo WeLL, ENOUGH OF TKATo Ws DOON^'T HAVE ANY PROGRAM, THEREFORE, THE EARLY LEAVERS GOT A LITTLE BIT CHEATEOo ThERE WERE A OT FAIR NUMBER ABSENT AND WE CAN ALWAYS HOPE THAT THEV MADE eSN^T GOING TO BE A PROBLEM WITH ME MUCH LONGER BECAUSE HAVE ABOUT TWO MEETONGS LEFT WITH THIS CLUB AND NEXT WEEK Chuck Woodward UP SOMEWHERSo 1 THINK 1 ONLY 1 AM GOING TO MOSS YOU ALLo os going to be the Master of Ceremonoes and HE IS GOlNO TO CONDUCT A LITTLE SAFARI TO THE JUNGLE WcST OF TOWN^ I THINK we ARC QOONO TO MEET GrAVEL GeRTOE AND I WOULD ADVISE HAVING TRANSPORTATION AVAOLASLE AND SHOES YOU CAN WALK IN* i THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE A REAL SNTERESTfiNQ PROGRAM. I HEAR THAT Chuck Bacon has been sock* I wondered what the vultures WERE PLAVONO AROUND THE ThORD Ward FOR* BIRTHDAYS Nobody made it into the world. WEDD5NG ANNIVERSARJES Fritz Van Aken May 27 Rav Pitts May 2g Chal Dyer Melvin Ross Columbus, Ohoo Indianapolis, Indiana ROTARY GUESTS * - — » t PROGRAMS i John Klein June 2 » Fred Neer % Harvey Bent % i^Mc McKeitk June 9 June 16 June 23 « Torq Skabo June 30 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUiNCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church ~ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1963 - 1964 CLTDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. John Wolker . President Vice-Presldenf JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMtn - John Klein Treasurer ★ Ray Miulchahcy, Fred Noer Rotary Information- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Director Don Wright International Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE. Director INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretory, Rotary International George R. Means, Evonston, Illinois Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart Empfoyer-Employco Relations— Webb Treat, Harold McKnighl Occupotionol Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Trade Associations- NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Ken Leowenworth, Roy Pitts 9-F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16—H. Bent 12—Al Butterficld 23-M. McKelfh 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cton Wilcox International Student Projects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Harold Coddinglon Four-Way Test- November-1963 19-1. Wise Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations- Juno-1964 26—P. Hurley Inlernolionol Information- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ROTARY 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins 2-J. Klein SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE * DISTRICT 636 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Polterson 8—C. Swarf INTERNATIONAL at 12:15 p. m. ^ May-1964 October—1963 GEORGE OWERS, ★ 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 17—les Woodward 24-M. Rice Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Norman Moore, Bob Nogie, Special—At the call of the President 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 10—K. Peorce Loose Sergeant-at-Arms— Regular—First Thursday of each month April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Youth- Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ BOARD Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Craig Scbold, Richard Moore, Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Owcrs. 31—S. Rovee 1—H. Joseph Program— Axner Olson Public Relations- 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemier Student Guests- Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulehohey 13-J, Fair 20-F. Y/eeks Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axnor Olson, March-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTreas. 1963- 1964 Community Safety— Robert Magciine— Secretary FRED WEEKS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ CHARLES COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R, Nagle Rotary Foundation— 28—A. Foller Al Bullcrfield, Les Wise February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairman 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox Duano Davidson 25-R. Woldfon SONG LEADERS SPRING LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The obove is our progrom schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise th program choirman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara . ... Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 278-6033 278-5358 . .-.278-6321 278-6843 .,.278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 __ 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero .. 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene _. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone . 278-2818 Doane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grond St.-Colleen .278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sl.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Charles FIskc. R. R. No. 2—Ruth Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-2864 278-5318 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara ._278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ...278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen Harry Joseph, 383 N- Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . . .... 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth .. . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-6850 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St- Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta.:, 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwel) Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chlcogo—Ernestine - 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.~Retha 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Cladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 ... 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2—Beatrice Wesley Wiibur, 144 S. Cloy St. 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celio Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Guvorrie S. Coffmen, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague Si.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ... Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobcl Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-2451 Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5714 278-8318 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Janeon 278-5091 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elioro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Grefchen 278-5412 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6730 •IL'-.V. The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR i FRKDERICK H. WEEKS OUALITT SPRING PRODUCTS, INC PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUR of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 R. M, ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Hotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, HIGH. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwoter, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. May 16s 1964 Tuesday we liad a progifam which mq eould classify under h'orld Affairs o Pat Patterson secured Mrs, Alice LaBour, who is Executive Secret-ary of the World Affairs Cooi'dinating Council, She talked on the International Tisitor program, which is simply hack and forth Tisiting on a global basiSo Tou will remember that we had some Gex-mn students here several years ago, and since that time, similar progre.ms have been set up for students from almost every country^ You might think this Is just a drop in the bucket when you realize how many people are around this worldo However, most of the students who come to this country to l^m about our my of life and democracy are from a class of citizenry th^t will be involved sooner or later in government in their own countryo Maybe if we keep up this program long enough in enough places we can get the point across. Next week, don't go near the Elks Temple because we aren't going to be there. We will do as last year—that is, meet in the park to the southward of the First Methodist Church. (As long as I have gone this far in advertizing—to the westward of a certain leading mortuary by the name of Putnam) I don't believe we are going to have a fonnal program. However, there will be a barbecue as part of the Michigan Week observance. We were happy to hear about the proceeds of the Rotary Show, and to know that we probably had the biggest financial take that we have ever had. I don't know how much went down the drain in expenses, but presume this figure will be forthcoming soon. terribly mistaken, we did better than we ever have before. Unless I am Spent a little time last v/eek with the natives on the Island of Manhattan, and feel this does much to recommend the country life. I think If one doesn't go to this island more than about every 10 years one can kind of forget between times. Really, this reminds one of an ant hill. If you Just must go, I recommend the World's Fair. Get there early and Join the line of your choice. Wear your most comfortable pair of shoes. Wedding Anniversaries Birthdays Margaret Bobier Dick Biringer Paul Hurley John Bean Chet Allemier Hay 1? May 20 May 18 May 19 May 21 Rotary Guests Bick Schultz Ray Smith Wendell Hathaway Chal Dyer Broason Brcnson Bronsoa Columbus, Ohio Lltshfield Via Brown Larry Nelson Charles Klippel Battle Creek (guest of Wendell Hathaway) Columbus, Ohio (guest of Chal Dyer) Messrs. Sety, Ngoesman, Hoesen, and Soemitro - Officials from Indonesia, Guests of Tom Collins Paul Cosgrove, student. Introduced by John Etsweller. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregation.! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF COMMITTEES COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Horris Club Bullelirt— Don Horris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 Bob Sweet, John Eiswoiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS -- AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMirr FRED WEEKS President Vice-President Secretary Treosurer Assistont Sec'y-Troas. John Wolker Charles Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deem, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF September—1963 MEETINGS ★ INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Moy-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Potiarson October—1963 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest luse 22—H. Goodholm June-1964 29-W. VanAken Youth- Ray Mukhohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 2—J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKelth 30-T. Skabo 5—D. Harris Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, 12—Al Butterfield INTERNATIONAL Sergeanl-at-Arms— SERVICE 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Charles Bacon, Les Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 24—Richarci Moore 31—Cran Wilcox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Proiects— January—1964 Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 2a-A. Faller A1 Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21 —K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey 17-\V. Way International Information- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKcilh, Conrod Swarf Julv-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Internotionol Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- General Secretary, Rotary Internotionol 28—R. Loose 17—les Woodword Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobicr VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY 10—K. Peorce Student Guests— Public Relations- ★ 21—F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph at 12:15 p. m. 'pecial—At the call of the President 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 24—M. Rice Robert Howley, Roy Fox Axner Olson eoch month Aprtl-1964 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Fritr VanAkon DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of DISTRICT 636 27-C. Sebald Crippled Children— Croig Sebald, RIchord Moore, R^erl Loose Progrom— ★ BOARD 17—R. Mukhohey 20-F. Weeks Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Membership— Oiin Dolly, Don Shorno, Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Community Safety— Februo ry—1964 Occupational Informotlon- KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associolions— Kan Leavenworth, Ray Pitts Duane SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 1T—D. Dean SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllord 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S, Rovee 6—C. Allemiqr 13—J. Fair Magexine— John Klein PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Ctossilication— OFFICERS BY ELECTION ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Davidson 25—R. Woldron The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to ossist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer-Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark . 278-5358 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Morjorle 278-6821 Horvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaref Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairfieid Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelmo 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera - . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 NAME Address end Rotary Ann E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Rooert Nogle, 182 Mcrshall St.—Susan 279-9492 278-2539 279-9360 Roymond Mulchohev, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Erriestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille. 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann .- 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-5318 Mel Rice, John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie - 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy-- . 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E, Chicago St.-Mary Helen .. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfieid Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 278-2618 278-8609 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.-Helen 278-6054 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-6850 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lone—Jone._ 279-9471 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Morgaret .767-7508 Wilford Cooillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ava.-Dorothy Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricio H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5078 278-5512 NAME Address and Rolory Ann 278-8942 278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Worner VonAkon, R. R. 2-GIadys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Dello 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Frad H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. ... Cranston Wikox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Worren Willioms, Boiavio-laMoine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .-278-2996 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia ._Chofles Woodward. 163 Marshall St Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Donald Wright. 21 Everett 278-8156 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 1903 278-2451 Kibby Rd„ Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise 278-5842 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Hollz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PI.-Elzoro._Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen -- 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 - -I. See. 34.66, P. I. & lU FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4468 278-6393 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ) of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Nololie Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5494 278-4424 278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-2841 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly i. ■ -L v.vj'. .!-• r Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion MICH. INC. �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MAY 9. 19o4 LA,V iy\Ys . ■ DSOK BjRBMQSft 8NTR0DUCE0 FELLOW ATTORNEY^ ArT LvoN® ArT 8N AM EXCELLEMT mamner made the law "Come Albve" for os* He oesorbseo the fascbmatbno sACKesouND OF OUR NATBOfML COMSTBTyTfiON AMD THE L8TTLE KNOWN BUT PHENOMSNONAL OPERATBONS OF Two GREAT PATRBOTS, AlCX:'%NDBR HaMJLTON AND dAMES Mao880Mo He EMPMABezKO THE V8TAL NEED FOR RESPECT FOR OUR JuOOCflAL SYSTEM OPOM VMICH AmeRBCAM DEMOCRACY AND PO0NTEO OUT THE PURPOSE OF BHFORMEO, BNTELLOQENT CRflTflCBSMo TO OEPEMOS ThBS ALL CONTR09UTEO A THOUGHT PROVOKCNO PROORAMo '■VQRLD AFFAIRS8 Nekt week Pat Patterson brbngs to our club Mrs, Alice LaBour, Executive Secretary, World Affairs Coorinoatino Council, to talk on the International Visitor Program, The title envisions a most intcrestdno oiscussioni "People to People," BIRTHDAYS May 13 Rot Patterson Gladys Moore May 14 WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES May 10 Charles Baoon ROTARY GUESTS Bronson vfCRRY HoLLISTER John Eo Organ Dale Ulery JAKT"toowrcK Harry Ryan Hugh Sutton Ray Mohlie Jack Warner Bill iVkseler Mike McConnsl Sullivan, Indiana QosHENn Indiana Bronson Bronson Dronson Marshall JoNESVILLC Jackson CHS Student ROTARY INTERNATIONALS Our Club will be represcmted in Toronto by Chick Kcmnedy and ErnGE LuSE this JuNEo May you have a fine TRflP, fellovis, and bring us some "Rotarv GCI.18" for the OOMBNG VEARe T.VO DATES? May 19 in support of the CMAf^asR of Commerce MioHaoAW Week Chscksw^ Barbeous WE^LL MEET AT THE SITE AND INDULGE 8M A LITTLE ®F0WL PLAY® (SSCUSE PLEASEIToAs Confucius says "Temptatbon often overcome known facts pun easiest way to lay bad egg!" Oops,»6e,,ft(TYpflS7"e NOTES Three more so-called "humors" here deleted as act or mehcVo) June 9 MrSc Americans visit to our town will be celebrated docNTLv by the Service GlusSo More on this later sot we should AtJ. plan to attend TO Cold Water (He's at it again!)« and give this beauty a warm w^SLcatcig END OF BULLETIN (By order of "Court") You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Consregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HiLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn - Thursdoy, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON President ... JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Secretory SCHMin John Klein Treosurer FRED WEEKS ★ Program— Public Relations- Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neor Rotary Information- BOARD OF INTERNATIONAL RUSSELL MOORE, Director International INTERNATIONAL Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee RelationsWayne Way. Horold Coddington President Rotary international CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Four-Way Test- 31—Cran Wilcox International Student Proieels— Tom Collins, Art Lyon SPECIAL EVENTS Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nogle Rolory Foundation— 28-A. Failer February—1964 Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 28—R. Rumsey 24—Rieharci Moore Al Butierficld, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworfh 17-W. Wav Information- Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean ★ 636 ROTARY 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 23-M. McKehh 26—P. Hurley International Contocts— VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright Special—At the call of the President STRICT November—1963 5—D. Harris Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:15 p. m. June-1964 2—J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sorgeant-at-Arms— MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Youth- Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ May-1964 October—1963 Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobler Axner Olson Owers. 28—R. loose 17—les Woodword Student Guests- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist 10—K. Pearce 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt. Fred Anderson, Russell 21—F. VanAken 24-M. Rice Robert Howiey, Roy Fox Olfn Dolly, Don Shorno, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treos. April-1964 27-C. Sebold September—1963 Robert loose Magczi ne— 24—Wm. Bobler 31—S. Rovee 6—C. Aliemicr 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Community Safety- Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-Presldent 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Elsweller, Jr. 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmstead Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 March-1964 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Kan leavenworth, Roy Pitts Duono Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Woldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornsfien SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard The above is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, odvlse the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with (he details, AXNER OLSON. Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kalhryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ..278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mar[orIe Horvcy G. Bent, 51 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.-Esther.-. 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Wiiliom Bobler, 280 Grand St.-Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Cloro Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Buttorfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .. 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene __ 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. 279-9471 ... Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen _ 278-6127 John Elsweller, Jr.. 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann _ Alberl Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5909 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Robert Hawley, R. R, 2, Morrison lake-Barbara 278-8909 Donald M. Horris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen--278-4n5 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .. 278-6687 278-6788 278-5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone Ne. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Cf.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148- Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290" Grand St.—Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Robert Loose—R. 278-6850 R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Morgarot Ernes! W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 ...278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Anneffa 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagio, 182 Marshall St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine - K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Rotha 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 George Owors, 46 E- Montgomery St--Elizobeth . 278-2996 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomos, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mory Ann Worner VanAken, R, R. 2-Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorolhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. l-Wilmo Warren Williams, Batavio—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2-Cella Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Douglas Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morsholl Sf--Polly 278-2790 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth... Kenneth Putnam, . 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St--Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergot Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann.. . 278-8156 278-2451 .-.ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Donold Wright, 21 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater lake— Janeon 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Daughorfy—Gretchen H. lEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. fREDERlCK ELK'S 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS f of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 279-9428 278-5033 Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nofa ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel 278-5165 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bfonson 369-4024 278-4424 ..278-5033 N. Jefferson St.—Susie The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUE Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene MICH. INC. �4.' A May 1, 1964 The Beard of Directors of the Coldwatcr Rotary Club has approved the name ar.d classification listed below. Any objections MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE SECRETARY BY LETTER THROUGH THE UNITED STATES MAIL ON CP. BEFORE MAY Major Classification Boyd Wiggins Agriculture riinor Classification Agricultural Extension Signed - J, A, Kennedy, Secretary �A ' ■jyr:* O '. fs s >:> d _ IO d > r ID ' O i V �'He Profits Most Who Serves BesP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. my 2, ' i96h DEARUV beloved, here we are WRdTIlMQ A WRETDMQc W.TH HELP PROmCrAN WOLCOX, S THK.K What we are TRvaMQ to set at as we obo not ^rE^rs M^E^.NO BECAUSE WE WERE now that I am about to HAV0NQ LUNCH W6TH A PSYCHfl ATRB ST. ThBS ^ sNTROOUCrfJ BV OOB LOOSC, He HAD AS vmacH BB A NOM-PROrltT ORGAMflZATBON n^nnFTS VOJ HAVE AROUND THE HOUSE Wk&CH JOAN THE FOLD. YoU OBD HAVE A PROGRAM AND 0T SPEAKER Con EkKENS, FoELD PUUMS0MO FBKTURES (pLU^IBBNQ F8XTURES ^RE TH „AV. OR MAV NOT, LEAk). CrAN SAYS HE OAVE eONNECTflONS AND BACK SOPHONAOE AND SOTJE OF ^ ABE NOT SUPPOSED TO END A SENTENCE WBTH ^NSTflTUTe u(ICENSED TxUMBEnS AND MANUFACTURERS OF olSCUSSOON OF DAM0ER8 OF CROSS CAN WATCH OUT FOR. YOU j THAT I BeLEEVE ST OR ^ ^TzZTm. i AM TELL8N0 VOU NOT MOST OF VOU HAVE A CROSS-CONNEOTflON ^ abBENTEEO AND EARLY LEAVERS CM DROVES. Cran and B v;er£ talkong about bt and ATTENDAMCE-WSBE. OUR MARCH wHtle^sof^E^cLual thsnk that yh^. THBS BECAUSE I SEE THAT BE80DES MYSELF THERE WERE ABBENTEEb RATHER CONSBSVEMTLV BEEN ABOVE ARE DOBNG REAL WELL WEN THEY GET TO SSp ^ "^rnE FFB COLTS EO WACM»T THAT WE MPSB THE 0N PAST YEARS, ViE WERE WONDERSNQ OF ® MoNDAY AND THEN ^AjNOAV COMCS ALONG MEETSNG AND THSNK THAT WE WALL MAKE UP BN QUSNCV TO THS 8 OS TO AND WE ARE OUT OF TOWN OR FOR 80ME REASON OAN^T TRY TO MAKE OP ON AOVANOE ONSTEAD OF AFTERWARDS, AlL OF US ARE NEXT V€EK OflCK BDR0NGER 88 PROGRAM ChADRMAN AMD ® AS SPEAKER. „T CAN BE DONE, ® ^ REAL ArT OS GO8NG TO TALK ON AS Uw OAV AND NOT as A a.T HA«D TO MAKC A PaaaaAM ooT or T«a Couar Bcnoh. APPROPRBATE BECAUSE MaV 1 HAS BEEN T ^ _® 33 AOTIVSTV WH8 CH HAS BEEN OUR NEXT MEETCMQ 0S THE F0R8T TUESDAY AFTER TH 8. U SHOULD SPONSORED BV THE AmERDOAN BAR AsSOCfiATDON ^ « BECAUSE "i HI S HAS CERTABNLV BEEN A VERY SUSV YEAR FOR ATTORNEYS ALL THE WAV .FROM OaLLAS TO THE OUP«aM AM REAL SORRY J W8LL HAVE TO ! MOSS 8T. bsrthoays May 3 WoLMA Kennedy WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES None rotary guests LqqonjeRb Max Sperrv John Wollsams Frank Koran Edwrn Robey GeTT»«0 aACK.TO TH«a Inooana Qu tNCY Coldwater CHS Student or PUOMB.WO. I have SEVraAL T.MEO WONOEaED HOW A OOONTaV that oan saaatY the teohn.c.ahc able to oaa.t a man AaouHO the eabth, can't come oa W.TH A TOILET TANK WH.CH V^EN aROPEaUV TRCaaEO WILL SHUT OPF ANO FILL. MaYBE «T eSOAPEB ME BUT 1 DON'T TH.NK THERE HAS BEEN A MAJOR .MPROVEMENT IN TH«8 FIELD IN MY MEMORY. " - FOR THE MAN WHO HAS EVERYTHSNal A CALENDAR TO REMIND HSM WHEN You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BR0N50N — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restauront — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. . �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent. Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wllcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . CHARLES Treasurer Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday of 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr November—1963 Fritz VanAken INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 12—A! Butterfield 19-L. Wise GEORGE OWERS, Director 26—P. Hurley ★ International SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson Webb Treat, Harold McKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagle 28-A. Fol'ler A1 Buttcrfiold, Los Wise February—1964 Occupational Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Coulllard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 31—Cran WIfeo.x Rotary Foundotion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore Tom Collins, Art lyon Wnyne Woy, Harold Coddingfon 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W. Way information- Internallono! Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations— 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dole Deon Competitor Relations— Moc McKeith, Conrod Swart 30-T. Skobo July-1964 3—D. Shorno Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 23-M. McKelth December-1963 International Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- General Secretary, Rotory Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 5—D. Harris VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 26—C. Woodward. June—1964 Sergeont-at-Arms— each month' INTERNATIONAL 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Youth- at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 12—Roy Potterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, Don Wright Ipeelal—At the call of the President 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 28—R. Loose May-1964 24—M. Rico Rotary Information- ★ OF 10—K. Peorce 17—les Woodward Loose Student Guests- Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph Public Relations- Owers. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Howley, Roy Fox Axner Olson Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD September—1963 Progrom— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair Rural Urban— Mark Andrews ★ 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richord Moore, Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treos. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 20-F. Weeks 27-C, Sebald Robert John Klein PROGRAMS Community Safety— Roiph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magcxine— Seeretary SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker .. President Vlce President JOHN A. KENNEDY ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean Don Harris I March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Duono Dovldson Trade Associations- Ken Lecivenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron the above Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to ehonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirmon — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay , Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . . William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Phone No. 278-5563 378-6033 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther . Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Seton . Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burcndt, 178 Falrfieid Dr.—Josephine . 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogens. . 276-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy _ 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ 278-2818 NAME Address and Rotory Ann Phone No. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martho 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily Robert Loose—R. .. ...279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgaret .767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth.... . ... . .. 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila . Robert Nagle, 182 Morsholl St.—Susan K. L. Olmslead, 70 MorsRoil St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha .. 278-4029 278-2539 279-9360 Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Cf.—Lorraine.... 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 278-2790 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-5475 278-2864 ... 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Ailccn Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 11 E. Chicago St.—Mcibel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie-_ C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union Cily-Evelyn 278-5585 278-4243 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy .. 278-5512 278-2979 . 278-8933 278-5554 273-4159 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Albert Folier, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobclh . . 278-2996 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonna Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlco 278-8609 . 278-8942 278-4222 278-5078 279-9492 278-6127 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.-Ruth E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-6278 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-5909 278-6598 Phone No. .278-4229 Dale A. Deon, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirflold Dr.—Lucille Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol ....279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetfa 278-6769 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine NAME 278-6161 278-8156 278-2451 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-5494 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. l_-Wilmo- Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St. 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.-Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 . 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Guvarrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ..278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater lake— Robert £. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471. Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Pork PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen Met Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Janean 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 - JR.;.'.' The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R Rotary REFLECTOR PRAY I rREDERICIC H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC I'UBLISIllilD BY KOTARY CLUB of Coldiualer, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE »J^isiling Rotarians Always Welcome COIDWATER. UIQH. �''He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1H]S ■'££:<„ '.Ve L.:ARfve:D abccv v-'rom Hauc •^^EARce woTh Frjtz Van Aksn as Prooram Cha(!rman„ SUSifECT IN THE EVER D«C SCPOReo L6TTLE RTUwra UAST rew YEARS THAN THAT CORF HAD TMOMQM* UP WAS TO CAUSE THE MCNDOnpAL PUMPS TO WORK on adootbon OVERTIME BUT bt cqulo help cause SOME RCSeftVOORS SN THC CaTSKBLL MOUNTAINS TO DRY UP, WITH THE ALL TOO SUBJECT IF AND POLLUTOQN IS NEXT .V££K, LOOSE WHO ANY OF OAVE RENDCREO SOMCTIMCS ALLOWED ALL OP US A BST USELESS FOR TO FOR HUMAN BNDUSTRlAL L'SE IS aOSNO TO BR8NQ BNTERESr, phases I ARE A LITTLE PROJECT CAN BE LOOK FOR THESE STRANGE SIGNS WHEN I 86T FINfiSHEO HOPE BEFORE J ALWAYS AM DRI IN A AREA, No FIGURE ON THE "TAKE" UN OUR LAST-SHOW 8UT WOULD IT GUESS THAT TURNS HIGHEST IN OUR HISTORY, SUT OUT TO BE THE j HATE TO THINK SO { OON^T BELIEVE EVERVONC HAS MAOC TtOKET TOM WOULD BE GLAD TO CHECK Your club needs a few more members. A little thought. Give it If in doubt about cuAsriiri OArioN you might call Chic or Clvoc, SURE THERE ARE A NUMBER OF SPOTS I am OPEN, SOMETHINQ TO US 85RTHDAYS April 2S Ellen Jo Oavooson S OON^T KNOW AT THIS TIME fir WTLL BE BUT The AND progress EXBST, The program ss sh charqe of Rosert ON ENOBNeeRONO« JUST WHAT AND RCMCMBER WHAT WATER WE HAVE EASILY C0N6UMPTR0N THAT THIS lcttle I THOUQHT MalC ODD A REAL NBCE MORE TO CONSlDSRe 16 SIGNS a YOU OFF HIS LISTf VVoRLD^S FaOR OPENONO and no OVER-SUPPLY OP JOB have k-sade SCTTLSMENT YET, Thus would be a bbo help with a WATER ANYWAYo ROAOSflDC W£ IN Ncw VoRK CSTY AND tiUST LCr THCM RUN, SOMS PLACES VHI8 WOULD ONLY ON New Yqrk ON TKA? THE TOURIST SEASON OS UPON -USo WE ^ NOTED THAT ONE Of THE NBCC OPEN UP THE EAUCCT8 NOTF: FUL t THONK MOST eVCRVONC HAS HEARO MORE ASOUT THiS J op I FEEL THAT ALMOST THIS SUBJECT ARE OP JUST SOT THROUGH LOOKING AV A '.^•E:D05NG ANNIVERSARIES Ken Ken Aprbl 30 Leavenwortk Olmsteo f^AV 1 90 MINUTE PREVIEW OF THE FaSR AND THIS ENOeNEER. INO aUSlNCSS HAS KIND W'z y;erc saddened ".Vayne Way, OF by the QOYTEN OUT OP untimely death HAND, of Ve got to know Wayns through OUR CHURCH ACTIVQtfiES AS WELL AS ROTARY AND HE REPRESENtEO THE FINEST IN A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN, LARDE .OUT Llovo Phsllips Ray Smbth Jake Uuowsok Ray Mohlie 6harlcs Ossorn Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Marshall Kalamazoo Gene Nutt CHS Stuoent Harry Rvan . .Vg WERE APPRECIATE VE OF THE NUMBER OF OUR MEMBERSHIP WHO TURNED FOR HIS LAST RITES, Protect the AND ROTARY GUESTS THE birds STORK — BRINGS the TAX dove brings peact EXEMPT6 OflSo Honeymoon — the aeroRE vacation a fellow takes going to work for a new boss. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILL5DALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hort Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - TrUStote Cafe - Mondoy, 6:30 P. M. . �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Deon August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumscy, Doug Woodward Classification— * R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wllcox 1963- 1964 Fellowship- Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS . AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES .. SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker President VIco-President Secretary . Treasurer Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Don Wright ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director Buyer-Seller Relations- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean Competitor Relations- ★ INTERNATIONAL Wayne Way. Harold Coddington General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Harold McKnight Trade Associations- NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R, 5, Coldwofer-Foy Phone No. 278-5563 SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Foiter February-1964 SONG Vince Kornsfein, W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 21—K. Leavenworth 28—R. Romsey 17-W. Way 31—Gran Wilcox Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 24—Richarcl Moore Rotary Foundation— A! Bultcrfiold, Les Wise Four-Way Test- JuJv-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 19-L. Wise international Information— Inlernotiono! Student Proiects— Mac McKeiih, Conrad Swart 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skabo 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE Tpeclal—At the call of the President SERVICE international Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. June—1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—A! Butterfieid GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VonAken INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at>Arms— MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Ernest lose, Chuck Woodward, ★ OF Urban— Youth- Ray Mulchahoy, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- Owers. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Student Guests- Program— April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Roberl Howley, Roy Fox Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, ★ BOARD September—1963 Rural Membership— - Assistonf Sec'y-Treas. 17—R. Mulchohey 13-J. Fair Crippled Children— Craig Scbald, Richard Moore, 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmstead 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemicr 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebold Rooert John Klein PROGRAMS Community Sofety— Ralph Toupollk, Torg Skabo Magcsino— March~1964 1963 - 1964 LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Cholrmon Ken Leavenworlh, Ray Pitts Duane Davidson SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean Ralph Toupallk 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark 278-5358 S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bocon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Cioro 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfieid, 31 278-2854 Edison Cf.—Thelma . Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera --.273-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane.- 278-2818 Dale A, Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-Ellen Jo John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-8609 278-5909 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann - 278-8933 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetl St.—Charlotte. Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ 278-5475 278-2664 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME . Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arleno 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Carol 278-2261 278-2947 Rolpn Toupollk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Loke—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annelto 278-6769 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 279-9492 278-5512 Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct,—Dorothy Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricio . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-Llla Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall ...- 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 278-5078 - St.—Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-8840 278-2539 . ... 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .. 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groee 278-2979 8, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia. Charles Woodward, 163 Morsholl St Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-5942 Chorle.s Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bcrget 278-5006 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elrora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Hov/ard K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva Donald M, Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako—Borbara .. 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Folrfiefd Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude ST2-5594 278-5714 278-5842 ...278-4350 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague Sf.-Hazel .... . . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean. TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-6311 278-4198 John 278-6730 Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen WEEJCS OUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, IKCe ELK'S 278-5165 278-5091 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. rSBDERrCK H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-6393 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB .. 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ....278-4086 The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY 278-4424 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian 278-4229 278-4029 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-8156 278-2841 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-5318 R. 278-2790 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris C. Alfred Rice, 278-6161 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia COIiDWATER, MICH. �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. 5. A, nPiiil 15, 1964 i-AST W£EX vouR author was elsewhere, ■ (made up, op course). Therepore, t did not personally wear Red McKnicht talk on "Around the iVoRLO, " My inform- ants tell me that it was pretty good, and who 16 MORE CRITICAL THAN OUR OWN members. MaYSE my REPORTS ARE A LITTLE garbled but why was Red wandering around the streets of Manila at ^iOOA.M,'? This is all right if he hadn't been to BED VET BUT IT IS PRETTY EARLY TO GET CP AND GO FOR A WALK. ART LyON WAS THE Master of Ceremonies. getting to the POINT'where A little self-conscious about jokes involv ing PSYCHIATRIST but i DO HAVE A COUPLE, (Every bit as good ab our Rotary Show jokes You go to a psychiatrist when you're slightly cracked and KEEP GOING until YOU'rE COM PLETELY BROKE. I ALSO LIKE THE ONE ABOUT THE Kangaroo who went to the psy chiatrist AND COMPLAINED, "Ooc ] JUST don't FEEL JUMPY NO MORE," BlRTHDAYS Beroet Schmitt NEXT V/EEK Fritz Van Aken is the Program Ray Pitts Celia Wise Chairman and is bringing us Hale Pearce vVEDDliVG ANNI VERSAR1FS Hale 9s going to talk on water and soilw»th particular reference to conserving the wet stuff. I IMAGANE most of us have noticed how dry we have had it FOR the past few years and certainly we are not over blessed with moisture this -> Spring, April 17 April 17 Ajleen Hurley Seton Bovee Lorraine Pearce April IS April 19 Imogens Oouillard OF" The LOCAL Soil Stabilization Office, i went through school on the EDGE OF THE OuST BcWL AREA IN THE EAR_LY '30's AND I WOULD HATE TO SEE A REPEAT performance. I don't know what any of April 20 April 22 April 25 Ralph Toupalik April 17 ROTARY' QUESTS □ale Ulery Chal Dyer Ray Mohlie Harry Pape Dan Bunge Goshen, Ind, Columbus, Ohu Marshall Quincv CHS Student MORE MISC. A Chinese scholar was lecturing WHEN ALL THE LIGHTS IN THE ROOM WENT OUT. He asked the people in the audience to raise their hands. As soon as they complied, thellicht-^ WENT ON.-W then said: "Th(s infto FHOVES proves the wisdom of the old Chinese say.nc Many hands make light work,'" yeCAN 00 INDIVIOUALLV BUT keep IN MIND that water is one of the biggest problems or todav. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe ~ Monday, 6:30 P. M. HtLLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE - Skyline Restaurant ~ Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. I AM UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER/ MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wllcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. 1963- 1944 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - .. President Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMin FRED WEEKS John Walker Vice-President JOHN A. KENNEDY John Klein Directors •— Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Ray Molchahey, Fred Neer OF MEETINGS Don Wright International INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Las Angeles, Calif. RUSSELL MOORE, Director Buyer^Seller Relations- Employer-Employee Relations— Wayne Woy, Harold Coddington Four-Way Test- Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 8—C. Swort 26—C. Woodward June-1964 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Harris SERVICE 23-M. McKeith July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Contacts- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rutnsey 17-W. Woy International Information- 24—Richorci Moore Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson 31—Cian Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle Rotary Foundation— 28-A. Faller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold MeKnIght 30—T. Skabo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley International Student ProjectsTom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations— Moc McKoith, Conrad Swart General Secretary, Rotary Internotional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE 636 ROTARY 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph 12—Al Butterfield Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean DISTRICT Mav-1964 October—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, ★ 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peorce 17—Les Woodword INTERNATIONAL Sorgeont-at-Arms— at 12:15 p. m. 'pecial—At the call of the President 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 24-M. Rice Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, Regulor—First Thursday of eoeh month April-1964 3—E. Royborn Duke Davidson, Bob Korr Fritx VanAken DIRECTORS 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Rotary Information- ★ BOARD Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richord Moore, Youth- Public Relations- Owers. Community Safety- Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Axner Olson 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 6—C. Allemicr 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Student Guests- Program— 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Everett Royborn, John Dean Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Mork Andrews 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteod Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, ._.. Assistant See'y-Treas. ROTARY Robert Loose Magexine— March-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Closslflcallon— R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris •k COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED ANDERSON, February—1964 KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18—R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Waldron SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornstein. W. Couillord Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES NITE Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoint a committee to assist with the detolls. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Choi rman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemicr, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Mapio lane—Kathryn 273-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Ruth 278-5358 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Harvey G. 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. Chories Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Moriorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondf, 178 Folrffeld Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 278-2854 Edison Ct.—Thelma . .. ._ Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple lane—Jane .- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr.. 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann . 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchotf St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth 278-2864 . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 ...278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbaro .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen. 278-4115 Pool Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailcen 278-6687 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn.........278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma 278 .5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ... 278-2261 278-2947 Harold MeKnIght, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R, 4, Dorroncc Rd.—Arlene Phone No. 278-8942 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Loke—Suzonno 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta .... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Llta Robert Nogle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Cranston Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernesline . 278-5512 K. L. Olmsteod, 70 Marsholl St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Groce ..278-2979 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elixabeth .278-2996 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Spraguo St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chieago St.—Mobol Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn... Mel Rice, 1903 ... 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillion ST2-5594 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E, Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ;_.Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 ...278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola -.278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter lake— Joneon Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchej H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarions Always Welcome 278-8238 Warren Witlloms, Balovia—loMoine 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4029 ..278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma * of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlce The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann Russell Woldfon, P. O. Box 125—Delia Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy Fred 278-4222 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 MICH. INC. �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. \$6h The Rotary Show is novi history and J am VERY SORRY THAT fXT WEEK FHJENOB WE HAVE A NOVElTV QOINQ, ARC V - 001 NO that, Art TO Lvon SAY TO HAVE A PROGRAM \ KNOW WHAT is the THAT HE I tS GOING TO 8E, programmer ano he THE FORMAT THAT GOES WITH IT, Red a few mas enough material programs, t believe for quite ONE WE JUST FINSSHED, ANO 00 SOME MORE OF THE SAME TYPE OF NUMBERS, One could jump two decades and do a roaring twenty show. Lots of good music in that he will show no slides THIS TIME AND confine H|6 PROGRAM TO TELLING ABOUT SOME OF THE WONDERS HE SAW IN HIS world Speaking of ; PERIOD, TOO, tour. TRAVt?. on a less expansive scale, SUPPOSE A GOOD MANY OF OUR MEMBERS ARE IN New York City. Pavilion located in the amusement area. Rotary Anns are especially lnvited to join THEIR MUSBANOS FQR THE MEETINGS. \ GUESS WE REALLY SHOULD GET A DECISION -FROM ChSC AS TO WHETHER THIS WOULD SE A MAKEUP. A BIT ABOUT THEIR HOME CLUB AND ALSO • TIGHT • ABOUT THE TRIBE OF MULCHAHEY. RaV, OF COURSE, belongs to THIS CREW WHO LIVE IN THE CIClNlTV OF Cork. This would seem to be very beauti- , FUL COUNTY from ThE PORT OF COBH (QuEENBTOWn) which is the nearest ! GOT TO THIS city several years ago. The hills round about are the greenest \ EVER SAW, J guess there ts SOME CLEAN-UP TO 00. 3f YOU haven't done so, settle with Tom and IF VOO HAVE MONEY BELONGING TO ROTAHY OR BILLS GET THEM IN PROMPTLY, 1 STILL HAVE A BUTTON off THAT LITTLE SUIT J WAS WEARING BUT IT wasn't OF STRATEGIC SIONfiFSCANCE 80 1 didn't sew it back on. Pants were too Our program lAST WEEK was put on bv our own Ray Mulchahev. He.played us a tape from the Cork Rotary Club of JrEland, They told us ON THE ROAD ANO MADE U8 LIKE IT. Eo GOT HIS LICKS IN, .TOO, ANO WE HAD LIGHT'WITH THE AlO OF THE SWECT FAMILY. AqoUT MIOWEEK 1 GOT TO WONDERING IF WE WERE GOING TO HAVE A NEWS PAPER PUT OUT WHAT WITH MOST OF THE STAFF Duke has around him working on the show. .You can attend a Rotary meeting Every day rou are there. The meetings will BE HELD FROM 12;00-1i30 at the Frontier Palace Restaurant of the Texas 1 00 THINK WE CAn'T THANK OvkE enough for the direction. He got the show GOING TO THE FaIR, OPENING LATER IN THE MONTH NEXTYEAR MAYBE It■ COULD BE CALLED THE "TURN OF THE CENTUHT" US complete 3 AM NOW CONVINCED THAT WE CAN 00 EVEN MORE WITH A variety bong and comedy PROGRAM LIKE THE EFFORT TO BRING US THAT RENOWNED RoTARY traveler, teller of tales, AND COLLECTOR OF I guess A CHANCE WHAT WE WOULD 00 WITHOUT THE BLACK STUFF ANO has called HAS SPARED NO EXPENSE OR banners, Harold "Reo" McKnight, 1 WILL NOT HAVE TO PARTICIPATE (N ANY MORE OF THESE SHOWS, 1 WAS ONE WHO WAS A LITTLE SCEPTICAL AS TO AND NOT ANYWAY. 0RJTHDAYS Ray Fox I Joseph Ethel ) Retha Olson April 12 April t4 April \6 jVEDDlNG ANNiVERSARlES Duke Davidson April 14 ROTARY'GUESTS DwiQKT Green Lj'^chfield Bronson Jake Luowick Tom Ripley Bronson Lansing Dick Martinson GHS Vsc Brown You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURG1& — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE FRED CULY, Director MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodword R. Biringer, H. Bent. OFFICERS BY Club ELECTION Don Morris Bulletin- CLYDE WILLIAMS - AXNER OLSON Pfcsident Viee-President JOHN A. KENNEDY Setrelary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Asslsfanf Sec'y-Treas. John Walker Robert John Klein Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Chorles Schniitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of eoeh month at 12:15 p. m. INTERNATIONAL President Rotory international CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Colif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Moons, Evanston, Illinois ^^ernor, 636 Disl., Rotary Internalionol 16~H. Bent 12—A! Butterfield 23-M. McKeith Wayne Way, Harold Coddington Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Naqiif Rotary Foundation— A! Butterfield, Les Wise 28-A. Foiier February—1964 Occupational Information— Vincc Kornstein, W. Couillord SONG Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornslicn 11—D. Dean LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17_W. Way 24—Richard Mooro Tom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 31—Ctan W|leo\ Inlernatlenal Student Projects- Employer-Employee Relations- July-i964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relolions— Mac McKeith, Conrad Swart 30-T. Skobo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley International information- Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL 9—K Neer 5—D. Harris SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director * 636 ROTARY 2-J. Klein inlarnotional Contacts- Buyer-Seller Relations- June—1964 November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright ir jTRICT 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodword, Sorgeonl-at-ArmsNorman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swort Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE Special—At the coll of the President 1—H. Joseph Mav-1964 5—R, Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Youth- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS October-1963 Rotary Information- ★ BOARD 17—Les Woodward 24~M. Rice Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobler Ray Mukhohey, Fred Neer 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Peofce Loose Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations- Owers. April-1964 7-W. Treat Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Program— 31—S. Boveo September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- MembershipOiin Dolly, Don Shorno, 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Aliemier 13-J. Foir Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magazine— 17—R. Mulchahey 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Crippled Children— Craig Sebnid, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweilor, Jr. 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' end Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Classification— I March-1964 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director NITE Ralph Toupalik I8-R. Fox 25—R. Waldron Duane Davidson the obove is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Phone No. . 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kothryn 278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorio Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer. 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-6821 _ . 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burandf, 178 Folrfield Dr.-Josephine.... 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmci Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2854 278-2990 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Ken leavonworlh, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert loose—R. Ernest W. R. 4—Ruth Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen 278-8609 278-6127 John Etswoiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.—Ann . Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Haneheft St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5909 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .. 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen 278-6687 Harry Joseph. 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn . ...278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma .. 278 5790 767-7508 Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 278-2261 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Reiha 278-2818 278-4222 278-2841 279-9551 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jone 279-9471 278-8942 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barboro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.-Imogeno 278-6054 278-6769 278-5078 279-9492 . 273-5512 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Eiizobelh 278-2539 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Mofsholl St.—Edna Roy C. Potferson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct,—Lorraine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth _ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert 6. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmift, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison |.ake—Rita 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.-Ann... 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 .Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise -V Phone No. Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N- Circle Dr.—Virginia .. 278-2947 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno 278-6850 R. No. 2. Tekonsho-Margaret Lose, R. NAME 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine ... Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortho John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-5842 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-DelIa 278-4243 273-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1-Wilma 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMoine Bronson 369-4024 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodword, 163 Marshall St Douglas Woodward, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hc>v/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Daughorty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 • .... >■ The COLD WATER C., Rotary REFLECTOR I I fREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING-PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. PUBLISHED BY ' ROTARY CLUB of Coldwoter, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S AA P I P R TEMPLE Visiting Rotarinns Always Welcome ■a - ~ - t INC ^ �7/e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ATRiL '4,. N£XT WEEK,.The Couow^ter Rotart C^ud has m::i Tv*cs:.A^ OCCASKONS Nationau TEN . we WHEN TuESDAV FELi. ON Hoi.iOAV6« VEARS HAVE HAS weeK that AtWATS BEEN In the TRyur HAS SEEN HAD PROORAM A WILL BE. ySUAtLr IT PLACE By 1 18 GETTING Fuorioa, HIS The group EPIDERMIS down at dress POfNT REHEARSAL i about five FOR OUR NOW SEE SOME hours SHOW YoUr AND the the rICKETB, AJfE_ PRACTICALLY in ALL time vqu read this we will only have LIKE WE FOR the would HAVE beautiful MORE NEW IT CERTAINLY LOOKSl THAN RED ENOUGH CURTAIN To IN PAY THE PROGRAM BORNEO his office IN J VU6T pleads BE HE thought WHO up a new 8EAT«TuOe "BlESBEO LETS the BULLETIN EOS TOR KNOW WMA''! IB GOING ON," afternoon). Wc HAD AN excellent BJRTHOAYS program which WAS SECURED FOR US ©V SeTON BoVEE, CuARA TmE SPEAKER BoVEE Tom Collins April 6 April 3 WAS Or. Wild am Steqath from Michigan Alumni Association. He talked to us about some of the wonders to SEHOLO ALONG WITH SOME FIGURES ON WHAT happen. } REMEMSCR SOME TWENTY.SEVEN YEARS AGO WHEN } WAS ON THIS GREAT * HAD something like 12,000 thcv had .vf:oo^n3 annwersarjbs in and AROUND Ann Arsor TREMENDOUS CAMPUS Olin Oally rotary guests » THAT THEV STUDENTS AND THOUGHT a whale .of a BIG Univerbitv, happens FOR HIOHEH vert SOON EDUCATION, AL-TER THE THEY COULD DOUBLE Elwold Larbcn Bill Johnson QuSNcr QU INCY Ken Bronson Bronson Bronson Yesh Oean Gary Now thev T© April 5 MAY Harry HAVE OVER 27,000 AND ' SUPPOSE, UNLESS SOMETHING Ryan Rav Mohlie John Wilson DEMAND Marsmaul COLOWATER High Rchool THIS ♦ IN THE foreseeable FUTURE. TO NARRATE GAMES DOWN BUT ON Breathes OR. STEGATH USED PROGRAM CHAIRMEN THE UNiV£RB|TY OF MiCHfOAN FOOTBALL WAS the PRETry upcoming CAGEY ABOUT QCINQ PfNNEO PROSPCCTB, there a man with soul so dead, who ' April 14 Art Lyon Apri i. 21 April 2S May 5 Frir{ Van Aken Bob Loose RIOHARO BtRtNGER An Nf-'ER HAS TURNED MIS HEAD AND SAID, "HM«p sNOT BAD," (with apologies TO S|R WALTER SCOTT) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — \Nednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. SOVC Tibbits., IGNORANCE,so ThERE VOU ARE (AS OF WEDNESOA" LAST WIIEK. AND FAS NT the bkits are all ONE performance to go and The reason for this apparent state ^HE this what thev are doing, ^*UL BE DARNED IF I. KNOW WHAT IT 18 THAT WEB TREAT HAS the at WISP8 OF continuity, THE SINGERS B^E^ TO KNOW Th|8 COMING a program, OF ape IT LOOKS REAL GOOD* A MEMBER, it will be a good program, OF CONFLSION HE ANO We SHOR"^ RECOONjlZEO YOLiRB 1 ASSCME wr wilu have KNOW WHAT? a few rare somethsnq over A VERT OOOC PROGRAM, rather think AND except foR MI3( ☆ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGiS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesdoy, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY Club Bulletin- ElECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES John President Vice-President Seerolory SCHMITT . FRED WEEKS Treasoror Mark Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dcon, George INTERNATIONAL Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Charles Bacon 28-A. Faller Kan Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstion 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigon 14—C. Heikkinet^ 21-R. Nagle Rotary Foundation— SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord Governor, 636 DIsl., Rotary international SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' N1TE Februory—1964 Occupational Information— Evanston, Illinois 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 7—D. Davidson Al Buttcrfleld, Les Wise Four-Way Test- General Secretary, Rotary International 17-W. Woy 31—Cton Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Way. Harold Coddlnglon 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leavenworth 24—Riehord Moore International Student Protects— Employer-Employee Relations— 30-T. Skabo 10—K. Putnam Information— 23-M. McKeith JuIy-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno Jerry Fair, Roy Potferson Harold Goodhoim, Dale Dean President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, International Competitor Relations— Moc McKelth, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL 16—H. Bent 19-L. Wise Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword Buyer-Seller Relations- ★ 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. •A- November—1963 12—Al Buiierficid Fritz VanAken pedal—At the call of the President June-1964 2-J. Klein Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Normon Moore, Bob Nagln, Regular—First Thursday of each month 26—C. Woodword 29-W. VanAken Youth- Sorgeont-at-Arms- MEETINGS 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodhoim Ernest luso, Chock Woodward, ★ DIRECTORS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luso Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Rny Mulchahey, Fred Noer Rotary Informotlon— Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist OF Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations— Owcrs. May-1964 October—1963 1—H. Joseph Andrews Program- Oireclors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell BOARD Robert Howlcy, Ray Fox Olin Dally, Don Shorno, ★ 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Rural Urban— Membership— Assisfont Sec'yTreas. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pearee Robert Loose John Klein Aprll-1964 3—£. Rayborn Craig Sebold, Richard Moore. Waiher Magczl ne— 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etswelfer, Jr. 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allomier 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebold Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wlleox Fellowship- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Oimsteod 17—R. Mulchahey 13-J. Foir Community Safety- Mareh-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris 1963 - 1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification- * OFFICERS COMMIHEES - CLUB SERVICE NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waidron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Aliemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Bovee, 278-5554 278-5585 Russell Waidron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrics Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4159 278-4029 278-5891 278-2947 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6769 278-6278 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy.. Robert Nagle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine ... 279-9492 .. 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy K. L. Oimsteod, 70 Marshall St.—Edna Axner Olson. 304 Grand St.—Refha ... 278-2539 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-8086 278-5386 . Edison Ct.—Theimo 278-4486 ..... ..278-2854 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jonc . Duano E. Dovidson, 15 Scoff Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen. ... John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . . Albert Faller, 95 N. Honehett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Rulh . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodhoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-6054 279-9471 278-2813 278-8609 278-6127 . 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.-Helen Harold McKnIght, Coldwater St. Home—Carol 278-6821 278-6687 N. Hudson St.-Quinn .. _ .. 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand Sl.-Wilma 278 5790 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Roth .. Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . . 278-2996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth... . 27B-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ..ST2-5594 . 278-5006 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R, 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude. 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Warner VonAkcn, R. R. 2-Gladys Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilma Warren Willioms, Batovia—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Morshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Loke— Janeon 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzorc Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Flovrord K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-5412 278-6730 j COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 278-6393 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Sec. 34.66, P. L. tf R FREDERICK H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5494 278-5033 t ROTARY CLUB 278-4243 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2841 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly The COLDWATER i 278-8942 ..278-4222 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jeflerson St.—Susie 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phone No. Webster Treot, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-6843 Horold Coddlngton, 324 E, Chicago St.—Vera -.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Paul Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion N. Circle Dr.—Esther Gust C. Borondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Bufterfield, 31 NAME 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 E. Ken leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone-Emily 278-6850 Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Margaret. 767-7508 Riehord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Phone No. 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 Address and Rotary Ann Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia.. . . Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rulh Harvey G. NAME MICH. �'7/e Frofus Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the I). S. A. mKCH CASE VOO ARE THINKING THAT WE ARE GOING 1:964 Remember that you should be selling these TO OeVOTE At,t OF* NEXT WEEK TO OUR Show» tickets, and if possible, vou should be YOU ARE ALMOST RiQHT, CHECKING 'IN WITH TOM COLLINS THIS COMrNO We ARE GOING TO have a program next Tuebdav which is going Tuesday so the house can be counted and TO* CONSTBT Of" Or, -VVS Li.1 AM STEGATH, AeSS ST ANT -WE KNOW HOW MANY WE CAN SELL AT THE DOOR, General Secretahy op the Michigan Alumni iF YOU SELL all YOUR TICKETS, GET SOME Association, who will talk to us on "U of M FROM SOME MEMBER WHO ISn'T A SALESMAN OR GO ToOAV AND THE NEXT OECAOE." JUDGING FROM BACK ANO SEE Tom Collins, what THIS SUBJECT i READ HERE AND THERE, COULD COVER JUST ABOUT ANYTHING. I ! MEAN, hear tell that our curtain for the that these big Universities are now involved TIBBITS 18 LOADED ON Wl-H ABOUT EVERY AVENUE OF LIFE BOTH ON AND WAV, OFF Campus, are going to get it this year but we Can i oonIt think thev approve of MAJORING IN CRAP SHOOTING OR POKER BUT I'LL V TRUCK AND ON ITS This doesn't always mean that we hope. SET IT IS BEING DONE SOMEYMERE ON THE CAMPUS, Seton Bovee will be Master of CEREMoNiea. BIRTHDAYS Last week we had our Annual Kid Party with A DOING THE ENTERTAINING, April 2 MoSt OF THE adults had a child or A GRANDCHILD WITH THEM, Ar.>jer Olson WEODiMG ANNjVeRSARiES None i SAW YOUNG ChRIS MoOI PAVING THE TAB FOR HE AND GuVARRlE AND I MAD THE HORRIBLE THOUGHT that MAYBE GuVARRIE WAS BROKE, I ROTARY GUESTS th^nk Everyone had a pretty good time. smith Bronson Jack Schafer Bronson Ray The show has The appearance of an unmade beo. Therefore, it will probably be the greatest ever. Really, I have been through this before and through some hard work ano PcrrTL- SOME OF LB RUNNING SCARED WE COME OUT ALL right. Remember, next week vou are Duke's PIGEON, LVERY NIGHT AT THE TIBBITSI If WE . cn it wWETTv" WELL W£ MAY NQT _HAVE Tq through it so many times, QQ )T HAS OuKE WHERE 18 LIGHTING TWO CIGARETTES AT A TIME NOW, One for his cancer and one for his coronary. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 5TURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHIE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 1LLS0ALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. NESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stalo Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �OTARY CLUB OLDWATER. OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Beys' ond Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— ★ R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- OFFICERS BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963 - 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON - . President Vke-Prosident JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'yTreas. Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Owcrs. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Axner OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each at 12:15 p. m. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE 0WER5, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Collf. Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Way. Harold Coddington Webb Treat, Horold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Informotion— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R, Nagle 28-A, FalTer Al Butterfield, Les Wise Four-Way Test- 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworth Januory—1964 Rotary Foundation— February—1964 NITE Ralph Toupolik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Kan Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien SONG LEADERS Vinco Kornsfein, W. Couillard " July-1964 24—Richard Moore 31—Cion Wilcox International Student Proiectt— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Mac McKeith, Conrad Swort 30—T. Skobo 17-W. Way information- Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations- 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K, Putnom Chorles Bacon, Les Woodward International 12—Al Butterfield 26—P. Hurley International Contacts— Buyer-Seller Relotions— 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Horris Fritz VanAken Don Wright June-1964 29-W. VonAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ INTERNATIONAL 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Olson RUSSELL MOORE, Director 636 ROTARY Mav-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Ernest luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ DISTRICT 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice 1—H. Joseph VOCATIONAL SERVICE pedal—At the coll of the President 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 10—K, Pearce Loose Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- month AprlI-1964 7—W. Treat Student Guests- Public Relations- ★ 17—R. Mulchahey 27-C, Sebold Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Program— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee September-1963 3—E. Royborn Rural Urban- Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deem, George BOARD Robert John Klein ★ Community SafetyRalph Toupolik, Torg Skabo Craig Sebnid, Richard Moore. John Walker Magazine- PROGRAMS 6—C. Ailemier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. March-1964 1963- 1964 18—R. Fox 25-R. Waldfon Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special progroms, such os Ladies' Night, moy oppoint o committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwofer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kothryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth _ Charles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Mariorle Horvey G. Bent, 51 Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6843 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Morgorel-Seion Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Claro 278-5386 278-5891 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Gust C. Burundi, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cf.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 6, Chicago St.-Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 16 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane._ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—EHen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair. 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ _ 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Deon, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Voierle Ray Fox. 16 Morrison Loke, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 279-9471 278-5909 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara ..278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricio . . 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 278-2261 278-2947 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Loke—Suzanne Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chleogo St.—Mary Ann Worner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 278-4159 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... . 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mople Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Morgoret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth .. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Corol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Peorl St.-Lila Robert Nogle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsteod, 70 . 278-5512 Marsholl St.—Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha .. 278-2539 . - George Owers, 46 E. A\ontgomery St.—Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorrolne Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth -. -.279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian -.ST2-S594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis.. 278-5006 Chories Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget _ .... 278-5714 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago Sl.—Louise 278-5842 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodword, 163 Morshall St. Robert G. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcome 278-4468 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozei Ed Hollz, 16454 lyopowo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St.—Elaine Flov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Wolker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. p r-i A v FREDERICK ELK'S TEMPLE 279-9428 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie io®<3T: of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUR 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Cf.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. l-Wilma. Warren Willioms, Botavia—LaMoine 278-5494 H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, UICH. INC. �'He Proifts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 2; , Do rO'J RCAt,l2E YOlfR WAPCl. EMSLftM OS AM OPEN ^JROQUCTJON TO EVERY RoTARIAN }N ThE W0R!,0? VOV ARE WEARING THE HAND OF FELLOWSHSR ,'96h i_Asr Tuesday we had a program on some of the aids That can be obtained from the lsttle college up us 27, Ray Mulchahey had the i'^S^^Al^WAVS eXTENDEO TO VOO |N VOUR TRAVELS. PROGRAM ANO DUE TO HIS BEING SOME <rish£r Program that he Mp we ALL KNEW OOH 8T0PF LIKE JOHN,BOB, AND he V'.f- 010 AT NOON Tuesday we would have nothing to -FEAR COME April 2.4, Pve got news for you, ~0UK'E LEAD" WITH KI6 ACES, ThS CHORUS IS COMlNQ. JUST impetus stop. fine but let not the Sell the tickets ouickly and turn in the money TO Tom, The poor guy «s going to enough tVouBLE without having to 00 ANY WORRYING ABOUT WHO HAS TICKETE^ who HAS DONE THE JOB, ANO WHO hasn't, instead presented Bob Rue. member of Rotary in Olivet KNOWN AS the Children's Hour. ORANOKIOS ANO THREE DOLLARS Get the kios^ AND COME ON DOWN, The menu will BE kid oriented and Rav has a Bob is- a and is bn charge OF Community Service for Olivet College, He TOLD us ABOUT MANY OF THE OFF CAMPUS ACTIVI TIES OF THE college AS WELL AS THE PROGRAMS THEY RUN FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS AND ALSO SUSlNESB men on Their campus. It sounded quite fascinating to me. Colleges didn't get INVOL'/EC IN this sort OF BUSINESS WHEN MOST OF US WERE collegians BUT MOST OF THEM 00 NOW AND IT IS certainly FOR THE OVER-ALL GOOD OF THE HUMAN RACE, next week comes a PAUSE IN THE OaV»8 OCCUPATION STOOD UP ON had planned SoMET|ME8 I THINK that BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE COULD ALL benefit by SPENDING A WEEK OR 60 A YEAR ON CAMPUS EVERY YEAR, FOR JUST ABOUT ThERE ARE PROGRAMS EVERYONE. PRE8'»'I0IGITaT0R to entertain "em (of course I looked I" UP, I didn't know how to spell it), S^RTHQAYS «N CASE ANV0OOV OOESN'T KNOW, THERE WAS A BOARD MEETING Monday and officers for after duty 1 Mary Ann Van Aken March 22 WiLFORO COUSLLAflO MaRCH 24 WERE .Arlene Sweet March 2$ EtecrEOs President Axner Vice-Presioent Secretary Treasurer Fred Culy Ernest Uuse will note that Chick Olson Charles Scwmstt In this Club since it was begun in 1921 and this is. the second time around for Ernie, 1 will always feel very much in debt to Chick for the HELP HE GAVE ME WHEN ) WAS PRESIDENT A FEW YEARS AGO. * AM SURE, HOWEVER. THAT FrNIE WILL DISH COUNSEL. March 27 anniversaries Nobody is qosng to bow out He has been Secretarv for eleven years and tells ME that there have ONlT BEEN FOUR SECRETARIES OUT the same SAGE Mark Andrews got - Marrbeo, ROTARY guests Don Hunsicker Eo Nowicki Bronson Jack Wap.ner Jonesttlle Bronson Our Coldwater High School Gusst was Larry Knapp, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK ~ Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. 5TURGI5 — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. JONESVILIE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. . �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. CLYDE WILLIAMS Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean August—1963 Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wlleox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. - President , Vke-Presideni JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT ROTARY R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris 1963 - 1964 Secretary - FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ AXNER OLSON COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Treas. John Walker Charles SchmitI, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George BOARD OF MEETINGS 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 22—H. Goodholm INTERNATIONAL SERVICE International SPECIAL EVENTS international Student Projects- January—1964 7—D. Davidson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Rnlations— Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 28-A. Foller Al Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight FALL LADIES' NITE 21-R, Nogle Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 26—R, Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cion Wilcox Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor RelationsMac McKoilh, Conrad Swort 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W, Way Internotlonal Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Contacts— Chories Bocon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director 23-M. McKeith 26-P. Hurley GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright 2-J. Klein 9-F. Neer 16-H. Bent November—1963 5—D. Horris 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Norman Moore, Bob Noglp, June-T964 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Sergeant-at-Arms— 19-T. Collirrs 26—C. Woodward 15—Ernest Luse Youth- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean DISTRICT 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swort Rotary Informollon— ★ Moy-1964 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Corlo Heikkinen, William Bobier VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ipeclal—At the coll of the President 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodward 1—H. Joseph Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Regular—First Thursday oF each month at 12:15 p. m. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 24—M. Rice Robert Howley, Roy Fox Fritz VanAken DIRECTORS April-1964 10-K. Peorce loose Student Guests— Axner Olson Public Relations- ★ 24-Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee 3—E. Rayborn Rurol Urban- Program— Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, Mork Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Membership— 17—R. Mulchahey 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, Robert John Klein 3—M. Andrews PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsfead Community Safety- Magciine— March—1964 1963 - 1964 Februory—1964 Occupational Informotien— Vince Kornsfein. W. Couillard SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for Ihe years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with anoihct member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwaler—Fay Phone No. 278-5563 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth . 278-5358 Horvcy G. 278-6843 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grond St.—Clara 278-6033 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct,—Thelma . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero . ..278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbaro 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Avo.—Dorothy... 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-2813 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-0609 Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille 278-6598 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie Jerry Fair. 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-5909 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris._ .. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Ponsy 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen .278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A, Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . - 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ... Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwotor Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Oelia 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 27B-4229 767-7508 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwotor St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annette Robert Nogle, 182 MorshoM St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-6769 .. . K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshall St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth . 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Groce B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Ruth _. Kenneth Putnam, 11 _ .... 278-2979 278-6341 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn 278-8156 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—LTIIion Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl 278-5006 Ann Dr.-Berget ..... 278-5714 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellio 278-6316 Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-5842 278-4350 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W, Chicago-Eileen 273-2127 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.-Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-CeMo Chories Woodword, 163 Morshall St 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth. 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Notolie ... 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Common, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel ... . . .. 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Joneon .278-5091 Art Lyon, II Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grelchen The COLDWATER 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 r -'Ser-34.«6, T. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR i Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha . . ... .... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy . 278-6501 E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone-Emily 278-6850 « FREDERrCFC H. WEEICS quality spring products, inc PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUE oj Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcome COLDfATER, KICH. • •• ,1 -.■• - �'He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. -W,, TUESDAY we had a most TO ON A SUBJECT THAT KAYS SOME REAk SCfllOVS AND very soon, IS interestjnq pro® JUBt. GOING kOCAk )t IS A change from previous conferences wm^ich us ws the- WERE held on -Sunday "and Monday," " ! need sav LITTLE WHO bulletin,OR SOON after, you will get a CIRCU- LAP ON THIS CONPERENCE, ThERE 16 PftFBIDENT oF JaCKSON UunSOR COLLEGE,, couLEoes h'jRSr OFF, take care or several vouth a chance A HOME ENVlRONMCNr THERE- ARE ITJES THE to try out his AND MATURE MAN* SHORT brain cells A BIT educational in BEFORE AND AND JUST OF THE •.VOV..vN't all STAY HOME A sizeable SAVING formance, WITH *0U At least is goInq to It IS TO BE I took a quick LE-A-H S is going r© oosr ONE MIGHT EVEN HOPE THAT CHORUS WILL START TO lEARN THE WORpB, VOU THINK YOU !f ARE A0UBEO THINK OF WHAT OUKE If he wasn't puriC ham to pack every seat IN pRETTY SELL "EM, WE THE Old Opera Swan Dorothy Wslcox March' 1 5 March 16 Pansy March 2t March 2t Harrib None rotary guests -PaY--ALSO— '^^OW MANY CHILDREN YOU ARE GOING TO 8R8NG, it AND WEDDING ANNiVERSARIbS IT WILL HAS THE PROGRAM THE 24tH AND WAN^S To KNOW Some or none, PARTS Chuck VVooowaro Show up in green unless vou MAV'E OVETIPOWERI NG -ORANGE- per That ought to shakeup.the pcoS^le Howard HAVE something to 00 WITH IT eElNO ST, Patrick's Oat, its final BtRTHCt^YS Kcv, IS the Program Chairman and if 3 am LOOK AT THE CALENDAR AND \ BELIEvE right along, House^ OuH PR MAN FROM OUT ON THE HiLL, Ra* MvILCHA- TirLtc HtOERNtAN NATURE, SOLO in BOON YOU WILL HAVE TICKETS, even WITH ME, CORRECT IS ALSO THE PROGRAM, PRODUCTION THE have are A TH|8 AMONG! THE HE WOULD probably GQ OVER THE HILL, Jackson RoTap*, . and IS GET 18 ALWAYS A MEETING AND it will be must be going Through, Bill ArKiNSOw is a Past President of the happen YEAR VOV NATURALLT -^hEmSELVEB, NEXT WEEK you guess what THIS !n three weeks BUT MANY COULO WITH TO PAPA OR 7H|8 TIME The Rotary Show is coming CIRCU FIRST AND SECOND Twe* A? THE IS Ax OlSoNv We are sending quite a THINK talent BY General Chairman of this event for our Club Few TO JUST SUCH AN INSTITUTION 4N BaTTLE CflttK because OIRECTEO BY ErnEST W, UuSE QF THE ApplEknOCkER, SECOND, HOME MORE CONTRIBUTIONS AmONG other THINGS MONEY 8TAV6 IN Coldwater, LOAD OF TERM VOCATIONAL POSSIBiL IN SjCh'a college, LATES neecs, TMEV ALLOW THE COLLEGE BOUNL HE OR SHE GETS TO A 8}a CAMPUS, ~ Jobeph-Benton Harbor. Spcaker of the Oav, Dr„ 'vVitklAM N„ Atkinson, These • 0* St, Friday, April 17 and Satuhoav, April IS, This MEk RSCE WAS and brought Rotary The X$6h District 636 Conference IS BEING put on I AM, OE COURSE,M^^AN INQ OUR Program Chairman is coming along to the Annual Conference. 70 CONS 1OERATION NEE£i rOR A COMMUNBTV COLCEOETHE ^954 three COLLARS, Chuck Schmitt has spoken! Battle Creek Dick Kerr Ray Mohlie Marshall THCocr.nr Tcgcm Hower Bert PneuSNeR Homer Ray Bronson Smith Carl Patrick Jim Boyer Coldwater introduced by Bob Yinglino, , Student Guest, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIIL5DALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ AlBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stoto Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. SCHMITT August—1963 Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- . . Secretary Treasurer Mark Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF 17—Les Woodward MEETINGS Youth- Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL Sergeant-at-Arms— Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Horold Goodholm, Dale Dean Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. Wayne Way, Harold Coddingfon Four-Way Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnighf General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Trode Associations- Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillard 2-J. Klein 9—F, Neer 5—D. Morris 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfield 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skobo July-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K, Putnam Contacts- 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 17-W. Way Informotion— 28—R. Rumsey 24—Riehord Moore 31—Cran Wilcox International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor RelationsMac McKeilh, Conrad Swart June—1964 November—1963 19-L. Wise Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations— 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodv/ard 26-P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Naglp, ★ 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson S—C. Swart 15—Ernest luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Ray Miulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- ★ May-1964 24-M, Rice October-1963 Ernest Luse, Chock Woodward, tpeciaf—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 3—E. Royborn 10—K. Pearce Student Guests- Fritz VonAken DIRECTORS 7-W. Trcot 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 1—H. Joseph Andrews Axner Olson Public Relations- Regular—First Thursday oF each month at 13:15 p. m. 31—S. Bovee April-1964 September—1963 Robert Howley, Roy Fox Program— ★ 24—Wm. Bobier 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Daily, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treas. SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Noglc Rotary Foundation- 28-A. FolTor Al Butterficid, Les Wise February—1964 SONG SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18~R. Fox KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Ken teawenworth, Roy Pitts 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey 6—C. Alleinier 13-J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Robert Loose MagazineJohn Klein PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Croig Sebnld, Richard Moore, John Walker Vice-president Mareh-1964 1963- 1964 Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. President . FRED WEEKS Beys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean R, Birlnger, H. Bent. Don Harris . A. KENNEDY CHARLES ROTARY Classification— 1963 ■ 1964 JOHN FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward OFFICERS BY ELECTION AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ CLYDE WILLIAMS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 25-R. Woldron Duane Dovidson The obove is our progrom schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L, Allomler, R, R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgomoor Rd.—Marjorio Bent, 51 278-6821 N, Circle Dr.—Esther - . . Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt. 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddlngron, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera --.278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene.-- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .. Duanc E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridpemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweller, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille 278-2B18 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.—Ann . _- -. 278-8933 Albert Fallcr, 95 N. Hanchott St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . . .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanorc Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5475 278-2864 273-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Borboro .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen -278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiicen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . .. . 278-6687 ..278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Persons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia - 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 H- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy -.. 278-6501 E, Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6850 767-7508 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 273-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonna 278-5554 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth .... Mllford A. McKeith, 75 N. Fludson St.—Helen Warner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetto 278-2261 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Wovnc W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Bealrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Robert Nagle. 182 Marsholl St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Morshal! St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 279-9492 278-2996 Roy C. Potferson. 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _ ._ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobol Everett Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. 278-5006 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison 278-8318 1903 Kibafy Rd., Jockson-Lillion Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Lake—Rito Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-_ Bronson 369-4024 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 ... 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrio S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel -, Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwoter Lake— 278-5714 278-6316 278-4350 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodword, 20 Persons Ct.—Ruth ST2-5594 278-2930 278-5842 278-5585 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia .. 278-5512 -- 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizobefh Mel Rice, Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Joneon 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-6311 278-4198 Hov/ord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Woiker, 33 Dougherty-Grefchen 278-5412 278-6730 El — Jt.. The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66. P. t. & R Rota/y REFLECTOR « FREDERICK PUBLISHED BV ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting liotarians Ahvays Welcome H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, MICH. INC �'/7e Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coidwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ?v'Ar^CM 7, '964 /. TUESDAY ,Ve had a discussion of ouh educa tional NEEDS BY StIU80N« ThE PROGRM! WAS INTROOUCEO BV MaRK AnDREVJS, MaX StiL— SON IS A MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE OF 100 ^0 ARFTTRVINQ in a FOUR-COUNTY AREA TO ' C0?v11^G EVENTS. Ray Muuchahey has THE Chilorens Program for March -R4. The program »8 to consist of a Magi cian FROM Fort '.Vayne by the name of Dick Ryan. Ray would like to have you BLUEPRINT SOME OF OUR MORE IMMEDIATE NEEDS BE PREPARED NEXt MEETING TO GIVE HIM IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION. THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN It SEEMS LIKE OUR NEEDS ARE BEINQ PRETTY WELL MET IN THE YOU ARE GOING TO BRING. College preparatory levels and rather poorly GOING TO COST YOU $3-00 WHETHER YOU MET IN THE AREA OF TRADES AND SERVICES. ThE HAVE CHILDREN ThIS EVENT IS THERE OR NOT. Committee of 100 is supposed to have some DEFINITE RECOMMENDATIONS ALONG ABOUT JUNEo THE ROTARY SHOW is coming along quite WELL WITH MOST OF THE ASSIGNMENTS MADE, NEXT VEEK we are going to continue along AMOST LIKE IT WAS A SYMPOSIUM, MeL RICE 18 BRINGING DR, -VILLIAM N. AtkINSON, PRESI It now uUST TAKES THE CAREFUL ATTENTION TO PRACTICE. DENT OF Uackson Junior College, who will, THE RESULTS of our Rotary election put NO DOUBT, ENLIGHTEN US ON HOW JUNIOR COL 3o8 Nagle AND Doug LEGES OPERATE. Board of Directors for the next three A Junior College for Cold— WA^^R MIGHT VERY WELL BE ONE OF THE REC Voodward on the years. OMMENDATIONS THAT THE COMMITTEE OF 100 WILL COME UP WITH. Certainly, this program will Keith ScmFEH vms the Colowatgr High School Senior quest. DESERVE YOUR ATTENTION. ROTARY QUESTS 81RTHQAYS March 10 March 11 Carol McKnight Dorothy Culy Duke Davidson March 14 Bert .Vard Dean CaRv Dick Schultz Ed Nowicki Allen Pell Keith Schafer ■VEDDiNG ANNIVERSAR.IES Bronson Bronson Bronson Bronson Coldwater CoLDWATER None 79;^ /o^ '7'-3a ^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Mondoy, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregattona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker inn ~ Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri.Stote Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. R. Biringcr, H. Bent, Don Harris Club Bulletin- Don Harris, Cran Wilco* FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweilor, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS John PresideiH OLSON VIce-President JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT Treosurer FRED WEEKS 27-C. Sobald September—1963 Fritz VanAken MEETINGS Regular—First Thursday of each month Don Wright ★ Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary InternationoT CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. Wciyno Way. Horold Coddinglon General Secretary, Rotory Internolional George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 17_W. Way 28—R. Rumsey 31—Cron Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21—R. Naglo 28—A. FalTer Februory—1964 Occupational Information— Vinco Kornstein, W. Couillord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D, Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 24—Richard Moore Af Butterfleld, Los Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 30-T. Skabo July-1964 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Rotory Foundation— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeilh December—1963 International Student Proiects— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations— Moc McKelth, Conrad Swort INTERNATIONAL 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY SERVICE International Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- June-1964 2—J. Klein Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director special—At the call of the President 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodword November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfiold 19-L. Wise International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE 8—C. Swort 29-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL ot 12:15 p. m. 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, October-1963 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms- MGy-1964 1—H. Joseph Guests- Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ■k DIRECTORS 17—Les Woodward Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 28—R. Loose 10—K. Pcarce Youth- Roy Mulchahey, Frod Necr Owors. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 24-M. Rice Carlo Hclkkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- Charles Schmllt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Aprll-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Program— DIroctors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, DISTRICT Ralph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Crippled Children— Cfoig Sebold, Richard Moore, Student 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovee 6—C, Allemier 13—J. Fair 20_F. Weeks Rural Urban- Mark Andrews ★ 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchahey August—1963 Rooert loose Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'y-Treas. OF Walker John Klein Mareh-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteod Community Safety- Magazine- Soerofary 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Royborn, John Dean Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodword 1963 • 1964 BOARD FRED ANDERSON, Director Classification— OFFICERS BY ELECTION CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ AXNER COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE SONG KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trode Associations- Ken Leaveiiworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean LEADERS LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupallk 18-R. Fox Duane Davidson 25—R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dates with another member, advise the program choirman of the chonge. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, moy appoint a committee to assist with the detoils. AXNER OLSON, Program Choirman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone-Kathryn Phone No. NAME .. 278-5563 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148- Pntricia .278-6033 Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Rldgemoor Rd.—Marjorio Harvey G. Bent, 5] N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovoe, 171 Grand St.—Clara Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsho—Morgorct Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Roth . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-4486 Albert Butterfleld, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogcne 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .. . . . 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane-Jane . .... . 278-2818 Albert Fafler, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte . .- 278-6843 278-5891 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo....... Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.-Colleen . . John T. Dean, 59 Rldgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Efsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8840 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ._. 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily .. 278-6850 276-8086 273-5386 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairficid Dr.—Josephine . .. Phone No. 278-5353 278-6821 . . Address and Rotary Ann 276-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 Charles Fiske, R. R, No. 2-RuTh Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2864 .. 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore .. . 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy... .... . 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Barbaro 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Fafrfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma . 278-6788 278 5790 Corlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -. 279-9551 Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfa ... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Glodys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Poorl St.—lllo.... Robert Nogle. 132 Marshall St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmslead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha 278-5078 . . 279-9492 27C-5512 278-2539 279-9360 . . George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pcarce, 97 Edison Cl.—Lorraine - Roy Pitts, 55 N. Spragoe St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E, Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schniitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann .. . 278-2979 278-6341 .... 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 . 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotory Ann 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4222 278-2841 278-2127 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-5494 Russell Woldron. P. O, Box 125-Delia Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beafriee Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Colia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert C. YInglIng, 21 Scott—Natalie Janean TEMPLE Visiting Kotarians Always Welcome 278-5091 Art lyon, 11 Pork PI.—Elzoro 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.-Eloine 278-4198 Ffov/ord K. Swan, 42 Wiflowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. QUALITY SPRINCr PRODUCTS ELK'S 279-9428 278-5033 .278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS FREDERICK H. WEEKS of Coldwaler, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, ]2:].5 P. 278-4424 278-5033 Guvarrle S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo .--278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Spragoe Sl.—Hazel 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— I PUBLISHED BY 273-8238 -Bronson 369-4024 Dougios Woodward. 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Rotary REFLECTOR ROTAKY CLUB 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1_-Wilmo. Warren Willioms, Batavia—LaMoine 278-4229 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronstor* Wllcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy The COLDWATER I Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranee Rd.—Arlene coldwater, MICH. INC �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 29, ^964 NEXT WEEK WILU HAVE A NflCE QUJET ANMUAU EUECTCON TWO or THE FOULOWIINO TO THE BoAAO Or Directors for a term of three tears. You WILL HAVE AS CAN0BDATC8, BoS NAfil.E, NORU Moore, Douq Woodward and Bob Yinquinq, Bv the time you read this the first nicht REHEARSAL WILL BE HISTORY, We WILL ADD OUR B8T TO PRESSOENT ClVDE'S PLEA LAST TUESDAY. Show up for these rehearsals ,tuST like vou WERE ready for THE MeT. ThE BRUTAL TRUTH 88 THAT Bv WAY or FROORAM WE TALX6NQ TO US HAVE MaX StILSON ON THE COMMITTEE OF ONE hundred op WHBCH he 88 A MEMBER. A A6R ThI8 VERY LITTLE ST PEOPLE FEW OF US DBRECTINa COMES SN OUT CAN AND GOOD REALLY A OQOO ENOUGH 81 HQ LUNG SO BUT mXH FULL OF THAT TOWN LOOK FORWARD TO OUR SOME SHOWS, Cor4MITTCe OEACa WITH MANY ASFECTS OF Oh yes, be on time and everyone gets home EDUCATION. Mark Andrews is the Proqram EARL8CR, Chairman for the oat. In case you mdssco the earlier announcement. LAST WEEK The proceeds, or at least in part, are to ao toward I THOUQHT WE HAD A PRETTY QOOD TOME WITH THE suauecT OF ALCOHou. IT UP FROM THE oottve. MANY Ralph Dansei. took FACETED 8 DOE OF THE There i« a vast ofiFPERENce between THE SOOIAI. DRINKER AND THE CHRONIC ALCOHOUI^ ) WISH WE HAD SOME WAV OF TEULflNQ WHY THERE 83 SOMETIMES A CONVERSION OF SOCIAL DRINKER a beautoful red velvet curtain for THE TS8B9T8. We UMOSRSTANO THAT WE MAY HAVE THE CURTADN ON TIMS FOR OUR SHOW. IT WBLL COST IN EXCESS OF NINE HUNDRED DOLLARS, It iSN^T A BIT TOO SOON IF VOU NOTED THE PRESENT CURTAIN IN THE OLD OPSRA HoUSE, Em MEN MEET SUNDAY AT THREE P.M. AT THE TO AN ALCOHOLIC, TmERE IS NO EASY SOLUTfiON TO ANY OF THESE FnOSLEMB, LeT^S Q8VE THEM . ALL THE HELP WE CAN, AND AT THE VERY LEaBT, not aECOMS PART OF THE PROBLEM, DiO YOU ELKS. WE SHOULD HAVE OUR MEMORY WORK DONE FOR THE SEASON SO WE CAN DEVOTE ALL TIME TO POLISH. EVER NOTSCC John Cochrans was our student quest from THAT NOBODY EVER HAS MORE THAN COLO%'ATER HuhScuOOL, TWO a^ERS? ' / ' A TIP OF HE HAT TO RaLPH TouPALSK AN5 Company, ThOs was a oood Ladies Nicht, I THOUOHT THE PJ CaMC WAS VERY WELL DONS FOR A GROUP WHO UU8T PUT ON SHOWS FOR THE FUN OF IT. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A SHOW LIKE THIS PUT ON BV SOME OF OUR LOCAL PEOPLE, I KNOW THAT A CAST LOCALLY, TO PUT LBKE THI8 St WOULDN^T BE TOBETHER THAN OUR COULD BE ASSEMBLE A WHOLE LOT HARDER OWN SHOW, BIRTHDAYS Al Rice* Russell Waldrcn Oh8OK Kennedy Norm Moore Clyde Wslliams PROQRAM CHAIRMAN Al Rice Ray Mulchahsv Bill Bobber Seton Bovee March tO March 17 March 24 March 31 » « * « « Of the fellow who takes HiB WORRIES to BEO. March 4 March 3 March 4 March 5 ROTARY GUESTS Dale Ulcry Ray Smith Rev, Wu« Harrinoton It's a miqhtv long nsoht That lies ahead March 5 March 6 WEDDING ANNiVERSARBES Quvarrss S, Coffman « He J4AS A CES8RS TO GET 8NT0 THE AlR FoRCS AcADEMV, Rev, Robert Man OSCK-CONRAD Al Teska John Cochranc Goshen, Indsana Bronson Coldwater Coldwater ^UINDY Hbllsoale Coldwater _ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Trl-Stote Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATERr OF MICH. Everett Rayborn, John Dean CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON SCHMITT .. Robert Mogczine— Secretory John Klein Treosorer OF Regular—First DIRECTORS Axner Olson INTERNATIONAL Don Wright RUSSELL MOORE, Director ^ ★ DISTRICT International Harold Goodholni, Dale Dean 636 ROTARY Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richard Moore 31—Cian Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28-A. Feller KEN PUTNAM, Chairmon 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18—R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Woldron SONG Trade Associations- Glenn D. Clork, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. leavenworth February—1964 Occupational InFormalion— Vince Kornstein. W. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Information- A! Butterfield, les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 30-T. Skoafo July-1964 17-W. Way Rotary Foundation— Wayne Way. Harold Coddington 23-M, McKeilh 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnom Tom Collins, Art lyon Employer-Employee Rnlations— President Rotary Internationol CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. 16—H. Bent December-1963 International Student Proiects— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 5—D. Harris 26-P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relations- November—1963 12—A! Butterfield 19-L. Wise SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE June-1964 2—J. Klein International Contacts- at 12:15 p. m. 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VanAken GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagie, 19-T. Collins 8—C. Swart Ernest Lose, Chuck Woodward, Special—At the call of the President 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeont'Ot-Arms— Thursday of each month Moy-1964 Oclebor-1963 Youth- Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- MEETINGS 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodword 24—M. Rice Carle Heikkinen, William Bobler Fritz VanAken BOARD 10—K. Peorce loose Student Guests- Public Relolions— Mr*. Grace Patterson — Organist 21—F. VanAken 1—H. Joseph Program— Owers, 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawlcy, Roy Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Willioms, Axner Olson, Charles Schmltl, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Coly, John T. Deon, George April-1964 Septembor—1963 Rural Urban- Membership — Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Assistant Sec'yTfBos- 20-F. Weeks 27-C. Sebald Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Walkor . Prcsideni Vico-Presidenl JOHN A. KENNEDY 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovee 6—C. AMemler Crippled Children— 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 17—R. Mulchohey 13-J. Fair Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Don Harris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. I Morch—1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Community Safety- Club Bulletin- ELECTION 1963- 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris BY FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward 1963 • 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Attendance- ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts LEADERS SPRING LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik The above Is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you wont to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, moy appoint a commlfleo to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Addross and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address end Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Foy 278-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5353 Horvey G. 278-6843 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Mopte Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. if. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Horold McKnight, Coldwaler St. Home—Corel 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo Robert Nogle. 182 Morshall St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo 278-2539 Worren Willioms, Botovia—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Cello Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marforie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jeon William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Borandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine Albert Butterfield, 31 278-6821 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera _ .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—imogene Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Avo.—Dorothy.. . 278-6054 279-9471 Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Deon, 430 Grand St.—Colleen . 278-8609 278-6127 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone-Jane . John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd,—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.-Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fisko, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . ... 278-2818 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 278-5475 278-2864 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... 278-5318 E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lonore 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R- R. 2, Morrison Loke—Borbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chieogo St.—Mary Helen.. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wllmo 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia . . ........ Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Normond Moore, 796 Angolo Rd.—Annetfo Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernestine K. L. Olmsleod, 70 ... . Marsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha . 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 278-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 278-4243 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrlee 278-4159 278-5512 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.-Lorraine 278-6341 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, ST2-5594 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand "St.—VIrgle 1903 Kibby Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis. ..... Charles SchmitI, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget . . . 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chieogo St.—Louise . ...278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swarf, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 278-4086 278-5165 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Hovrard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen 278-4198 27B-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. COLDWATER, Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9428 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprogue St.—Hazel FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBERS I of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 Guvorric S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Roth The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-5494 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-8156 Rd., Jockson-lillion Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia . . 278-2841 Rolph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna ... 278-5554 278-2261 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth .278-2996 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 HIGH. INC, �"/:/e Profits Most WJw Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ThE'FJRST MEtTOMQ Dx MaRCH,, VVKHCW wriiTi-. Bt; THE v HAVE OWR ANJ^UAfl, CU:CITS0N TO THC C0S.DWATCR RoTAftV CluS BoARO Or THAT CAST yCAR Wt VOTED FOR A WHOHC VCU WjLn, REMEMeER r4.0CK OF RCOR^e eSCAUSE WC WERE SETT E NO VP A OTAQOeRCO BqARO OF ObRECTORS (the Board OS STAOOCRCOe the mcmocrs don^t). We ARE NOW STRAOOHTCNEC ODT on TK90 00 we ONfLT BE VOTDNO FOR T»0 MEMSERB OF THE Board or Oerectors eaoh vcaRo Yoi^r nomenatdno coMMOTTEe has setecTeo THE Fou.owBKOg Boa NAei.Sv Ooue iVoodward^ Normano MoorCo and Bob YaNBLSNa. On March 3 wsliu vote for two of tkcsc four« Later on thcsc fos^kb wks. meet WBTH the RtST OF WE BoARO OF OlRECTORa AND COME OF WITH A PReSflOCHTo VfiCC-PREBICENTp CTCo Last Tucboav we nearo Gcnc W^laoCp eHTRoouoco bv Ra*;:;- Fok, Grne ob the pRINCIFAi. OF EdIBON ScHOOIW AND A8,80 08 ON THE BoARO OF OlRCCTORS OP THE BaTTUC | Creek Chjud Quooange ClonbCo Gene qave a bj^dw bv B4.ow acoount of how thob Ci.ftNSc OPERATES ALONG WOTH SOME 6L80C8 OF THE ACTUAL WORK0NO8 OF THE ClONICo Tk68 06 REALLY OMPORTANT WHEN TOU CONBBOCR HOW MAN^ KOOO WE HAVE WITH AN ADDLED THONK TAHK« Of COURBEq THflBTH&NH TANK 98 BOMETOMES TERRIBLV AGSRAVATEO BT THE PARENTB IN THE BAME HOME. H T WAB A GOOD PROBRAM AND SHOULD BE TAKEN «8U8T AS eER80U8a.V A8 THE PROQRAM FOR NEXT WCEKc Speakino of next wcEKp "Thob nece old qcntlcman" le ooinb to ontroouce the PROBRAM WHICH 06 BOINB TO DEAL WflTH ALCOHOLBBM, 1 HAVE A FRISNO WHO DCFINEB AN ALC0H0L9C AB ANYONE WHO ORGNKB AB MUCH A8 HE DoE8« OuR BPCAKCR W6LL BE RalPH Daniel who ob Executove Oorector of the State Board of Alcoholobu* Offoc{iallTq I HAVE QUSTE A BIT TO DO WSTH THUS FROORAMp AND UNOFF1 COALLV» THE MEMBERS OF AA ON Branch and Hsllboalc CouNTaES really do the work« INVITE SOME OF MV ALOCOHOLIC FRQENOB AND i am qosnq to pehsonaluv SOME MaNlBTERB AND SOME PLAON ORDONARV OflTaZENB AND VOU MAT NOT EVEN KNOW THE 09FFERENC£« 8 BSNCERELT A6K THAT YOU 8R8NB AB A GUEST ANYONE WHO SHOULD KNOW , MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM, 8n FACT, IF VOU HAVE AN ALCOHOLIC FROEND AND CONOBTIONB ARC SUCH THAT VOU CAN GET HtM THERE,AND THIS, AS Brbgmam Young baod^ er the place. Our High Schoolguebt was Diqk Neitzcrt who was introouced sy Digk Moore, Sn case any of you have FORaOTTENo WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A SOTARY ShqW AND THC NEXT REKCARBAL OF THE CHORUS IB ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT 700 AT THE Clk'b. The Snomen will meet thirty msnutcb earlbcr and let^b have cvcryone there ON TIME, The F^mcm alone will meet on SuNCAf, March a at 3^00 P<,M, sn the Flk^Bo Remember those or vou who arc gosng to PARTicaPATC that the Ladscb Night ib THiB ooMeNQ Saturday, The FEBTivirace start at the Arlington at 6iO0 P.M. and after A COCKTAIL PARTY AND A DINNER C0ME8 THE "PAtlAMA GaMC" AT THE t|BSITS AND AFTER THAT BACK TO THE HOTEL FpR OEBBERT, 8f VOU HAVE NOT MADE RCBCRVATfiONB VOU Mi<HT BTILL BE ABLE TO BY 0ALL9NB RALPH ToUPALIKo BiRTHa^VS Ruth Pattb Doug Woodward FC8» 23 Fcb, 24 Chct Allcmsea FIb, 24 Fred Culy Lj^oinc Williams Wilma Williams Feb, 24 Lloyd Pkillipb Carl Lbnn Rod McKenzsc Larry Ncitzcrt Bronson Coldwater Coldwater Feb. 27 Feb. 27 W£DOiNG ANNIIVERSARIIES Ax Olbon Feb. 27 rotary guests Jake Uvowick £o Nowicko Boa S70CKCR Nclb Weber Bronbqn Brcnson Bronbon Bronson C.H.S, im:. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward BY Club Bulletin- ELECTION CLYDE WILLIAMS Don Horris, Cran Wileox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. Vice-President JOHN A, KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS Assistant Sec'yTreas. Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axncr Olson, Chorles Schmitl, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Axner OF Regular—First DIRECTORS MEETINGS Thursday each month of INTERNATIONAL Sergeanl>al-Arms— Don Wright Genera! Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—C. Woodward Internolional 2-J. Klein SERVICE Woyne Way. Harold Coddlngton 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworlh 10—K. Putnam 17-W. Woy Informotlon— 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richord Moore 31—Cton Wilcox SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 FALL LADIES' NITE 7—D. Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Falter Rotary Foundation— Al Bulterfield, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnight 30-T. Skabo July-1964 December—1963 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeith 19-L. Wise International Student Proiects— Employer-Employee Relolions— 9-F. Neer 16—H. Bent 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Competitor Relations— Moc McKoilh, Conrad Swart June—1964 November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collir^s 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken International Contacts- Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean President Rotary International 8—C. Swart GEORGE OWERS, Director Normon Moore, Bob Nogle, RUSSELL MOORE, Director CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson I—H, Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE INTERNATIONAL October—1963 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 17—les Woodward Youth- at 12:15 p. m. Spcciol—At the call of the President 10—K. Peorce Olson Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Carlo Hcikklnen, Williom Bobier Fritz VonAken BOARD 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Royborn Student Guests- Public Relations- April~I964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 Robert Howley, Roy Fox Prog ram— 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Rovco 6—C. AilemiGr 13-J. Fair 20-F. V/oeks Community Safety— Ralph Toupolik, Torg Skobo Rural Urban- Membership— 3—M. Andrews 17—R. Mulchohey August—1963 Mogczino— John Klein March-1964 PROGRAMS 10—K. Olmsteud Crippled Children— Crois Sebold, Richard Moore. R^ort loose John Walker President AXNER OLSON ROTARY Everett Royborn, John Dean R. Birlnger, H. Bent, Don Harris 1963 . 1964 1963 - 1964 Director Beys' and Girls' Week- Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, February—1964 Occupational Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairmen Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES' 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox SONG LEADERS Vince Kornstein, W. Cooiliord NITE Ralph Toupolik 25-R, Woldron Duane Davidson The obove Is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the pragrom chairmon of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwoter-Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorie Horvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Seton 278-5891 Harold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annefta 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Roymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Poor) St.-Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5078 279-9492 K. Olmsteod, 70 278-2539 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clora Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-8086 278-5366 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelmo 276-2854 Horold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vero . .278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Duane E. Dovidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dole A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane .-. Albert Failer, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruth Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-2818 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.-Mary Helen .-278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.-Wilma .. 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha NAME 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 L. Morshoil St.-Edno Worner VonAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Everett 278-8156 Royborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beotrice 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Botovia-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Ceiia Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall Sf 278-2612 278-8238 .Bronson 369-4024 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-4424 278-5033 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS 278-2451 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Guvorrle S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola ._-278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S- Sprague St.-Hazel .. .. 278-5165 Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-8318 278-2930 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Mel Rice, 1903 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Donold V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise 278-5006 278-5714 Ed Holtz, 16454 iyopowo Rd., Coldwoter Lake— Joneon Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. % FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED By of Coldtvater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-4198 278-5412 278-6730 ' Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5091 _.278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wlllowbrook Rd.-Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretehen 278-5842 The COLDWATER Visiting liotarians Ahuays Welcome 278-5494 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. —_ 278-2790 i ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9360 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2841 Ralph Toupolik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter lake—Suzonno .... 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Anrt 278-5585 278-5512 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprogue St.—Roth Phone No. E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginio Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret. 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Miiford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retho Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion KICH. IMCe �"He Profits Most Who Serves BesC^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. FEBR'JARY 15. 1964 We NAD TOO nSAb FONE THfiNaS THDD PAdT VECK^ OKZ OF vmSCH WAS OUR ShROVE Tuesday Pamoaks MCAa., Thos os the kono of ucau that appsals to me and ^ looked UP LONG ENOUGH TO SEE THAT WE HAVE SOME VERT FUNE KNgFE AND FORK MEN 8N OUR CuUB« BedflDES BE6N0 ART«8T8 AT PUTTCNQ AWAY PANCAKES THEY 00 A REAL U08 OF BAUQAOSp TOO. Note to fteTARV Anmss S dom"t tmdmk vou couco get avvav wsth st eysrv day, BUT.FROM WHAT I SAW YOU COULD eCORE AN OCCABOONAL HET WBTH PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE, < MEAN THESE BOYS WERE 80 BUSY THAT THERE WA8M®T MUCH CONVERSATjOM, The rest of the program, lest youinpn" 8 am carrcso ahay on the eatsng bct, WAS A PRESENTATBON BY WaLT BaLCOM, ASS?BTED BY BoVO WbqqBNS, ON SOME OF OUR BRANCH County resources, I thought Walt made a very fsno prssentatoom accompanbeo by some VERY GRAPH8C ULLUSTRAT80N8 ON SLBOE OF OUR GOOD AND BAD POBNTS, BECAUSE OF MY OOeUPATBON SOME OF TM8B WAS NOT NEW TO ME BUT 8 THCNK IT WAS TO SOME OF THE REST OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND CERTAOMLY THERE 88 A LOT TO THfWU ABOUT. | "EvERVSOOY, OF COURSE, MATES REGULATION, OR AT THE VERY BEST TOLERATES ST, BUT \ TMBWK YOU MUST AGREE THAT Viffi ARE NOW LilVfiNO IN TOO COMPLEK A SOOfiCT* TO AVOID ZONING, Tk68 MEANS THAT EVERYBODY flS NOT GOSNQ TO BE ABLE TO 00 CKACTLY AS THEV PLEASE BUT THE ULTIMATE OVCRvALL GOOD WILL ACCRUE TO EVERYBODY. 8 HAVE TALKED TO MANY OF THE MEMBERS WHO LIKED THIS PROGRAM'AND WE ARE HAPPY THAT Ax OlOON AND CaRLO HeIKKINEM COULD BRING IT TO US. Every club on the County really should see thbs program. Next Week RaY Fox bs the Program Chaorman and has secured Gene Wallace, Principal oF Edison School, who is ooonq to show some slides on the Battle Cree^ Child Guaoanoe •'LlNlic, You HAVE HAD A PROGRAM ON THIS CLINIC BEFORE SUT THERE ARC SO MANY ELEMENTS ro THIS PROGRAM THAT THERE WALL HARDLY SE REPETITION, AND UNFORTUNATELY, THIS OB ONE JF the biggest problems TODAY, Vou MIGHT REMEMSSR THAT OF LSE OSWALD MAD SEEN BETTER HANDLED ON THIS RESPECT PRESIDENT KennEDY MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN ASSASSINATED, Cur i^dgh school quest last week was Dennis Waters of Coldwater High School who WAS SMTRODUCeO BY GhUCK AVoODWARD, WEQDit^ ANNIVERSARIES BIRTHDAYS Conrad Swart. Harold Goodholm February 15 February 16 ROTARY So FaOKLAM Dick Schultz Hugh Sutton Marshall Bronson Bronson Bronson 25 . 3 10 17 Russell Moore Fssruary 2 Wemdall Hathaway Ken Prcttie Bronson Hollsoale L. L. Haves, Jr. Dennis V/aters Expert! A man who can make even what vow! already know sound PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Fes. Mar. Mar, Mar, Fesruarv 17 February 1 GUESTS Bronson Rav Smith Ray i^HLis LEs Wise Keith Pearcs R. Waldron M,_ Andrews K„ Olmsteo-. R« Mulchahey jONORANCES confusing^ WmEN YOU OON^T KNOW SOMETHING AND SOMEBODY FINDS IT OUT. A CLOSgP^WOUTH OXTnC/tS WD FEET ,- ~ Ofs" 68 what happens TO VOU vmflLE YOU ARE MAKING OTHER PLANS. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregotiona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HIUSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF FRED CULY, Director MICH. Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris WIlllAMS Don Harris, Cran Wlleox KENNEDY CHARLES SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Mark ★ Fred Anderson, Mrs. Grace Polterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2-J. Klein November—1963 9-F. Neer 5—D. Harris 16—H. Bent INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director 26—P. Hurley Charles Bocon, Lcs Woodward International 31—Ctan Wllcox Competitor Relations- International Student Projects- Jonuary—1964 7—D. Davidson General Secretary, Rotary International Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 14—C. Heikkinen Al Butterfield, les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnlghf FALL LADIES' NITE Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28-A. Fal'ler Rotary Feundolion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way, Harold Coddington 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21—K. Leavenworib 24—Richara Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Employer-Employee Relations— President Rotary International 30-T. Skabo July-1964 17-\V. Way information- Buyer-Seller Relations— Mac McKollh, Conrod Swart 23-M. McKeilh December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam International Contacts- Horold Goodholm, Dole Dean INTERNATIONAL June-1964 29-W. VanAken Fritr VanAken RUSSELL MOORE, Director CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. George R. Means, 22—H. Goodholm Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ ★ 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. ^ May-1964 October—1963 Youth- Normon Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright Special—At the call of the President 28—R. Loose 17—Les Woodword 24—M. Rice Ernest Luse, Chock Woodward, MEETINGS 21—F. VanAken 10-K. Peorce Loose Carlo Heikkinen, Wllliom Bobier Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Owcrs. 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Student Guests- Axner Olson Public Relations- Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George April-1964 September—1963 1—H. Joseph Andrews Program— Directors — Clyde Wllllorns, Axner Olson. 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Robert Hawley, Ray Fox Olin Dally, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Bovco 27-C. Sebald Rural Urbon— Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. Charles Schniftt, Robert Magciine— Secretary February—1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vinee Kornsleln, W. Couillord Ken Leovenworth. Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—0. Dean LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmslead 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemler Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Walker President Vice-President JOHN A, March-1964 PROGRAMS August—1963 Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweller, Jr. — AXNER OLSON ROTARY Everett Rayborn, John Dean Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 • 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' Week- Classificotion— 1963. 1964 CLYDE FRED ANDERSON, Attendonce— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Ouane Dovldson 25—R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to chonge dates with another member, advise the program cholrman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles Night, may appoint a committee to osslst with the detoils. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address ortd Rotary Ann Chester I. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Cf.—Roth Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd,—Morjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 273-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 278-8086 278-5386 Grond St-—Clara... 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfiold Dr.-Josephlne Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma 278-4486 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ave.-Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jone.. 279-9471 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen ... 278-8609 278-6127 John Elsweilor, Jr., 37 Folrfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann . .. 278-6598 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 RIdqemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hancholt St.-Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth . . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris... E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Donald M. Horrls, 28 Edison Court-Pansy 278-5475 ... 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R- R. 2, Morrison lake—Borbora .278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen .. 278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Fairfleld Dr.-Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.—Qulnn . John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma .. 278-6687 . 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 NAME Address and Rotary Ann 278-8942 John Klein, Box 148—Potricio .- . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 279-9551 278-6501 278-6850 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Morion E. Byron Thomas, 5B N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 Robert loose—R. 767-7508 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna 278-5554 278-2947 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady5 Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delio Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorofhy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice R. No. 2, Tekonsha-Mcrgoret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeilh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlghf, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -..279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta. ....... 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 CornweM Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila..... Robert Nogle. 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago-Ernnstine K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marsholl St.-Edno Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 .. .279-9360 ... Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warren Williams, Batavia—LaMoine George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elliobefh . 278-2996 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marsholl St Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .. Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ... ... Donold Wright, 21 ... Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—VIrgie C. Alfred Rico, R. 1, Union City-Evelyn ... 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 ...278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 Robert G- Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 ...278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ... 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel . 278-5165 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann 278-2930 278-5842 Art Lyon. 11 Park Pl.-Elzora Richord Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Grelchen 278-6730 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillion Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget .... 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Loke—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise.. Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean Fiov/ard K. Swan, 42 Wiliowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5091 278-5412 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, Visiting llotarians Always Welcome 278-4424 278-5033 ST2-5594 Mel Rice, FREDERICK H. ELK'S TEMPLE Bronson 369-4024 N. Jefferson St.—Susie . ..... 278-4468 1 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 ?. 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 278-4243 ...278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. Cronston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Wlllioms, R. R. 1-Wilma The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorranco Rd.—Arleno IIICH. �"^/e Proifts Most Who Seri;e5 Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. •EBIWRV THiS WEEK "FooTBAvt From A Ooaoh'o BiRTHDAYS PoONT OF Vaew** sv Couowater Hioh^s Cltoe Wolldamb Fesruarv 11 ' MfiOHT BE MORE THAN FruDAV NOQHT Howard Teeter FEsruarv 13 SFECTAT0R8 OR MoHoaT MORNONQ QuaRTCR^ Helen McKeqth FeSRUART 14 Hub Hansel brouoht home the fact «c SAOKB ANO AFFRECDATE WHAT EVERT MATH FUFIIL as TAU0HT8 YoU CAN°T WORK" TOWARO A OORRCOT ANSWER ONTBL VOU F0R8T KNOW ALL THE FARTS OF THE FROSfLSMg NWYBE MOM WONDERS TOOt ^A8KE08 Ldttle Jommnv tf/EPPaNQ ANN8V£RSAR»ES No ONE ROTARY QUESTS "Jr THE LORD OOVES 08 OUR OA0LV Rat Mohlbe Marshall Hugh Sutton •Bronson Lawrence I^ernbr Bronson Rav Smbth Bronson George Brusak Bronson ao TO QUOTE the Eo0tor "Shell out for Jack Schafer Bronson THE ®PA(tfAMA GaME'' 60T8 * CHARGE BT OFF Mslvbn Roes §NOBANAFOL08 AS AH (iliVeSTMeWT JJH OoHESTSe Rclatsons Mbke Watson Student Guest BREADo Santa our Chrostmas fi8FTB„ and THE Stork BRDNOfr the BABJEOo WHAT'^O THE use OF HAVUNQ OaDDV AROUNO? FEBRUARY 22 VailenvNe^o na ea aaT enouoh TO Oat to st^ll "ooumt" ANO OET'kULCHER^AT THE 8AME TOMEg" NEXT WEEK? Bos Mvstcrvb Our Blooohounos HAVEnOt VETb at FHeeO^TSMCt, BEEN ABLE TO "tree" the CULFRBT8 BN OHARQEa You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Porish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stale Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVlllE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BRONSON — Congregationa! Church — Wednesdoy, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. — �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Ciassificotion— * OFFICERS R. Biringer, H. Bent. Don Harris BY Club ELECTION Bulletin- JOHN A. KENNEDY Secretary CHARLES Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Owers. Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist Student Axner Olson Regular—First Thursday Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr INTERNATIONAL Sergeont-at-Arms— Don Wright ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotory International George R. Means, Evanslon, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn 0. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 26—C. Woodword SERVICE RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart Foor-Woy Test- Webb Treat, Harold McKnight July-1964 7—H. Teeter 3—D. Shorno 14-R. Show 10—K. Putnam 21—K. Leavenworth 17-W, Woy International Information- 24—Richard Moore Jerry Fair, Roy Potterson 31—Cion Wilcox 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS January-1964 Tom Collins, Art Lyon Wayne Way. Harold Coddinglon 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 23-M. McKeith 30-T. Skobo 26-P. Hurley International Student Proieets— Employer-Employee Relations- June-1964 December—1963 Charles Bacon, Lcs Woodword Buyer-Seller Relations- 19-T. Collins 5—D. Harris 12—Al Buttcrfield 19-L. Wise International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 8—C. Swart November—1963 GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, at 12:15 p. m. pecial—At the call of the President May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAkon Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, oF each month October—1963 Guests- Youth— Ray Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary InformationFritz VanAken MEETINGS 17—Les Woodward Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobier Public Relations- ★ DIRECTORS 10-K. Pearce 1—H. Joseph Mark Andrews Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 23—R. Loose 24-M. Rice Robert Howiey, Roy Fox Program— Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, 17—R. Mulchohey 27-C. Sebald Loose 7—D. Dovidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Helkkinen Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle Rotary FoundationAl Butterfioid, Les Wise 28-A. Falter February-1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vince Kornstein, W. Couillord Ken Leoveiiworlh, Roy Pitts SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornslion LEADERS Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron KEN PUTNAM, Chairmait Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S. Bovee September—1963 Craig Scbald, Richard Moore, John Klein March-1964 PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Community Safety— John Walker Asslstont Sec'y-Treas. OF August—1963 Magozine— ★ BOARD Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean Crippled Children— Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. SCHMITT ROTARY Rolph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Fellowship. President Vice-Presidenf 1963- 1964 Director Don Harris, Cron Wilcox 1963 - 1964 CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dales with another member, odvise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles avkicd OLSON, Program d t-i—i r<n?n AXNER Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 Night, may appoint n committee rommifioa to »..» assist ne.:.t with ...:,u the .l- details. ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Phone No. 276-5563 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorie Harvey G- Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-5358 278-6821 278-6843 Richard Biringer, 58 N- Hudson St.-Jean Williom Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Morgaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Gust C. Burandl, 178 Fairflcld Dr.—Josephine 276-8066 278-5386 .278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Cl.—Thelma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Veto . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 278-6054 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen - 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann 278-6598 278-8933 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Honcheft St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Chorles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth _ .. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-2864 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Loko—Barbara .276-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Qoinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma . 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert 8, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia --.279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-6501 278-6850 767-7508 Ernest 278-2261 W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . .. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . .. 278-2947 Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol -...279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.-Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila.Robert Noglc, 278-5078 182 Morsholl St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. L. Olmsteod, 70 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8840 Morshall St.—Edna 278-5512 . - Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobcth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2539 279-9360 .278-2996 - 278-2979 278-6341 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth . . . Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgle C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. ... . Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.-Ann.. 278-8318 278-2930 Torg Skobo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swort, 471 Marsholl St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicogo St.—Louise.. . ..278-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwofer Lake—Suzanna .. . 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann,. . 278-4229 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-8eatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilma Warren Willioms, Botavia—LcMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Chorles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Bfonson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Douglos Woodward, 20 Parsons Cf.—Ruth Visiting liotarians Ahvays Welcome 278-5494 ..279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert C. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 .... 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrio S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo ...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Pork Pl.-Elzora 278-6311 Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Eloine 278-4198 Flovrard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva 278-5412 John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen WEEKS QUALITY SPRIMG PRODUCTS, IN"C ELK'S TEMPLE 278-4243 Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-6730 Sec. 34.66. P. L. » R FREDKRtCfC H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Gladys 1 ROTARY CLUB . ... 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia The COLDWATER I Phone No. .. 278-8942 COhDWATER, MICH. �"//e Proifts Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY LAST WEEK Bert Fallcr kad the Paooram whsch CONeiSTED or A REEt OF TARE RROM OUR rPACNDS ^964 We had a tremendous number assent last Th^b bb the Club where Bert WEEK. In FACTb rST AMOUNTED TO JUST SHORT OF ONE-TMSHD OF THE MEMOERBHSP, FoSTUMATELY, WILL REMEMBER THAT WC HAD TWO BOVB^ WHOSE FATHERS ARE IMMBCR8 OF THIS 01.tl9« AS STUDENTS SURE THAT THE REMAINDER WOLL 00 QUITE WELL, Cardenas came in to help out with the Spanish We REMIND YOU AQAlN OF THE LaDIES NumT ON February 22 which is sobnq to be a dinner AT THE ArLINOTON « THE MUSICAL "PaJAMA Game" DOWN bn Va^ucb. FalLER has V888TEO A NUMBER OF T8ME8 ANO VOU AT THE LOCAL HiqH SCHOOi.«LAST TEAR, RaV TRANSLATION ALTHOUSH SEVERAL OF THOSE WHO SPOKE ON THIS TAPE CAME OUT WCTH QUITE CHEO- BTABLE FnQLBSK. I KNOW ONLT A PEW WORDS OF Spanish but S was able to pick out some of WHAT WAS BEeNO SAID PROBABLV SECAUSC I ALRCAOtf KNEW THE TREND OF THOUOHT. SEVERAL MEMBERS OF TH6S CtUB ASKED THAT WE SEND STUDENTS TO THEM FOR A ^EAR AND THUS WOULD BE A REAL FINE TMBNO FOR BOME OF TOUR VOUTH. PROBABLV IT WOULD BE BEST THAT WHOEVER WENT HAVE AT LEAST A VEAR OF THE SPANISH LANQUAQEa SoMEKOW, WE Americans because we have a vast oountrv A QOOO MANY HAVE ALREADY MADE UP AND I FEEL ANO ALL FOR THE NOMINAL SUM OF $t3.00 PER COUPLE, ROTARY ANNS AGAIN ^£AS£ NOTEI Details are availas..!! from Ralph Toupalik, PROMOTOR OP THIS PROJECT. Rotary Show plans will slow down to a creep PON THE NEXT PEW WEEKS WHILE GhaCE TAKES TflMI OUT TO MAKE A TRIP TO HaWAH , ThE SHOW doesn't MOVE REAL WELL WITHOUT AN ACCOMPA NIST, This docs not mean that anyone who ha( flcxibilitv with other toncueb. AM ASSUNEO PART TO LEARN CAS't OCT THIS BIT learned so that notes cam be thrown awav WHEN WE DO SET INTO THE SWINO OF THINS8, Our Huh School ouebt vmab week was Steve BIRTHDAYS UaONQ ALMOST ENTIRELY FnCLISH 00 MOT HAVE THE 'iIettle who wab introduced bt Don Harris, StEVE BS a student with .IOURNAL98TIC LCANINBS Fred Cult WHO 98 QOBNS TO MkCHUAN StaTC NEXT TEAR IN XtiJS FIYLD, I don't PLAV OOLF ANVMOpe BUT FROM WHAT J UNOERBTANO FROM TABLE COKVERBATION THBB BOy PLAY REAL FINE OOLF AND IB Numser One on the Coldwater Hich School team. Twenty years aco iwe same was an aqoravatson FOR ME ANO I CONfT SUPPOSE TMBS HAS CHANOCO, NEXT WEEK Vonc KoRNsreEN and Ax Olson have THE PROQRAM. OuR SPEAKER WflUL BE HuOH HanSEL^ It 08 THE WRONO 6EAQ0N OF THE YEAR FOR HIS 8P0RT WHICH 8B FOOTBALL, HC COACHES THE Coldwater Hbqk School football team and WILL TELL us SOUCTHiiNQ OF TH98 ACTOVeiV Fesruarv 4 WeOQiNG ANNiV£R^Ri£s None ROTARY GUESTS Nome, I think they are- mad at us, UFE - A SPAN OF time, of which the first HALF IS RUINED »V OUR PARENTS ANO THE SECOND HALF BY OUR CHILDRCnI, PLUS HAVINQ A F8LM ON HOS FAVORITE SPORT, >iu '.S '.■9^ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE ~ BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDAIE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Mondoy, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESViLLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BRONSON — Congregotlona! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director FRED ANDERSON, Director ROTARY Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayboro, John Dean August—1963 Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Classification— R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris OFFICERS Don Harris, Cran Wllcox T963. 1964 CLYDE FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. WIIUAMS .. AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY CHARLES Prejideni SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Magazine- Axner OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Don Wright International Contacts- ★ RUSSELL MOORE, Director Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois SPECIAL EVENTS FALL LADIES' NITE Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28—A. Faller A! Buttorfiold, les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnight 28—R. Rumsey January-1964 7—D, Davidson 14—C. Heikkinen Rotary Foundation— February—1964 Occupational Information— KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts The obove is our progrom schedule for the yeors 1763-64. If you want to change dates programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. SPRING LADIES' NITE 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Dean SONG LEADERS Vince Kornsfein, W. Couiliord Governor, 636 Dist., Rotory international Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 17-W. Way 31—Cran Wilcox Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relotions— Wciyne Way, Harold Coddinglon 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. Leovenworth 24—Richara Moore International Student Projects- Four-Way Test- Jury-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Foir, Roy Patterson Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrad Swart President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. 19-L. Wise international Information- Buyer-Seller Relations- INTERNATIONAL 9-F. Neer 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE ROTARY 2-J, Klein 16—H. Bent 23-M. McKellh 30-T. Skobo 12—A! Butterfield Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, pecial—At the coll of the President Jone-1964 November—1963 Sergcant-at-Arms— of each month 26—C. Woodward 5—0. Harris at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm 29-W. VonAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Fritz VonAken BOARD May-1964 October—1963 Youth- Roy Mulchohey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 17—les Woodward Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobler Olson Public Relations- Owers. 10—K. Pearcc 24-M. Rice Student Guests- Program— Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T, Dean, George 21-F. VonAken 28—R. Loose 1—H. Joseph Mork Andrews Directors ■— Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 3—E. Rayborn Robert Howley, Ray Fox Olln Dolly, Don Shorno, April-1964 27-C. Sebald Rural Urban- Membership— Assistant Sec'y-Treas. 17—R. Mulchohey 31—S. Bovoe September—1963 Loose 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24-Wm. Bobier 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Sebold, Richard Moore, John Wolkcr . VIce-Pro$ldent Secretary PROGRAMS 6—C. Allemicr Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION March-1964 1963 - 1964 Ralph Toupolik 18-R, Fox Duane Davidson 25—R. Woldron ith orroihcr member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorle Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St,—Margaret Seton Bovec, 171 278-6033 Gust C. Burandt, 178 Foirfield Dr.—Josephine Edison Cl.—Thelma Address and Rotary Ann 278-8840 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 279-9551 278-6843 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. IHudson St.—Helen 767-7508 278-2261 278-2947 278-6821 278-5891 278-4486 , .278-2854 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avr.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane , Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 . 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Peorl St.—Lila Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson 278-5078 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine K. Olmsleod, L. 70 Marsholl 278-2539 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 27B-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 Corlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen ..278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailcen .278-6687 Horry 278-6788 Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma . 278 5790 - 8. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . _ Everett Ruyborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mai Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-Phyllis.. Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget Croig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-5942 278-5512 St.—Edna 278-8933 Robert Howley, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 . Axner Olson, 304 Grand St. —Retho George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth 273-5475 278-2864 278-5318 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Ponsy 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.—Chorlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ... . Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris _ 278-6501 278-6830 Harold McKnight, Coldwator St. Home—Carol Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicaqo St.—Mabel Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia . Harold Coddinglon, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wiiford Couiliord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Dole A. Deon, 430 Grond St.—Colleen .. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille NAME 278-5358 278-8086 278-5386 Grond St.—Clara Albert Butterfield, 31 Phone No. 278-5563 278-2790 Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R, 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morsholl St.—Gertrude 278-4350 i.-i» f NAME Address and Rotary Ann Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mory Ann _--,27B-4243 Russell Waldron, P. O, Box 125-DBlla ,...278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Willioms, R. R. 1—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, Balavia—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 279-9428 278-5033 Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott-Notalie 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. CofPman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola...278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopowa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean 276-5165 278-5091 Art Lyon, 11 Park PL—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowafrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen 278-6311 278-4190 278-5412 270-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. 1 WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R, R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. jf.F FREDERICK. H. of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-5585 Warner VonAken, R. R. 2-Gladys I PUBLISHED BY 278-2841 Rolph Toupolik, R, R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 R"otary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 276-4222 E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia The COLDWATER i Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arlene Howord M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion COLDWATER, MICH. �7/e Proifts Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 25„ -^96^ THIS WEEK We mao tkc anmuaIo check out o<f attendance and we note that 26 MATe9.V 173 or our MKMBCRSHflr aoT THROUQH THE VEAR W8TM PERrECT ATTi^NDANCE,, E8TKER KERC OR SOMCWHCRS E^BE S» THE WORtD. HcADHNO THC l.fl8T„ OP 00UR8C. WAS WARNER Van ArEN L-ir* •fiF/ W8TH 4^ ^EARB or rCRTCCT ATTtKOANCE, YoU QET TO WOWOERBNQ Df WaRNCR 66N T Oi.DeR THAN Rotary. There are not too many rEortE ok the woRj,o who have thjb type or attendance RECORD AND HE 86 TO BE COKaRATUUATEO, We HAVE OTKKRBWflTH A TREMENDOUS RECORD SUCH AS. Fred Weeks. 24 vearsj Mark Andrews. 17 years; Ernbc UusEbAno Bos Kerr. 16 years Ar^ECE; Frbt* Van Akeh. 15 vears; and £. Bvron Thomas wjth 12 The rest or us have qubtc A sat tE88„ tl TH6NK MAYSE SECAUSC WE OHtY K^V5 ABOUT 1/3 &? OUR MEMDSRS W8TH PEWCCT attendance may be the reason we are ORAaeJNO A fi.BTTtC B8T AS PAR AS AVERACE ATTENOANOE 8S COMGERHEO. OUR AVCRAOC ATTEMOAHCC fiN OECCMBER WA8 S9o74^. TmIB SS MtOHTY tOW ROR THE COUOWATER CuUB - MOST OP THE TfiME WE ARE ABOVE W. The prooram was sn cmaroe cr Ray Mu-uchahey who had Herbert J. Stevcnb ta»,k oh the MbCHSOAN «Ea8TER S«A!fc." ORQANSZATflOH. TkOS 86 A SUBJECT QUITE PAMSWIAR TO OUR OtOER towmAN. »«.T AS .H9«« TO THE TOONOEA SAOUA. It )B HE^U TO AEV.E. THESE THSMS PROM TBMC TO TIME, The 8TUEENT QUEST HAS FrEO BuYTERF5EI,D or CHS WHO WAB SKTHOOUCeO BY HAROiLO C0008HDT0M. FrEO you ViLi. REMEMBER AS THE DEMON OErSWSSVE MAN BN WAST f • POOTBAtU TEAM<, At.80 IN THE Senior pi-av. He is ooeNO to Albion Cob.i.coe nexT Fall and is ooino to attempt TO LAUNCH into A MEOeOAL OARECR. IHC8DENTALLY.WB PATMER D8 OUR OWN REV. AU. next week Bert Fallen mab the prooram and as vour homework assbonement you mboht brush UP ON YOUR Spanish, Bert is qoinq to brbns qn a tape prom the area Mexican Exchanqe Kids came prom. Bert eb a little unsure op hib own upanish so he is BRSNSONa Rat Cardenas in to kelp ouTc MISCELLANEOUS. The Board had a past MESTaNO and it would appear that the bsqns on the ROADS LEADINQ^dNTO TOWN ARE CO8NO TC SECCKE A REAL 1TV PRETTY SOON. Red McKnioht seems to be workiko mss way around the world. Chick has had MAKE-^;pfi PROM Gaum and Tokvo. Ralph Toupalik kab a Lao»£6 N.oht Proqpam An«AHaE» P.. Sat^'R^ay.wXlu Februapv 22 ALL ROTARV AWS. Put the Squeeee on the olo man roN thus. sc a « - PART'<r. The oaNKEK part .esko at the Arlinoton and then the Theatre part at tw Tiibbstb WERE WE WILL SEE "ThE PaJAMA GamE." Ook'T WORRT ABOUT WHAT HT tS BOSNO TO 008T - HE 8 probably oot $13«00, BIRTHDAYS Dale Dean Art Lvon Uanuarv 2S JANUARY 30 WEDDilNG anniversaries Art Lvon January 3D rotary guests Llovo a, Phillips Weloon Qarvon Ai. 0. Hunt Fred Buttcrpskld Gronson Coldwater Chicaco Coldwater /V" — You Will Alwoys Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationai Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris BY ELECTION Don Harris, Cran Wlkox 1963- 1964 Fellowship- AXNER OLSON . . CHARLES John Walker President Vke-Presldent JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT John Klein Treasurer FRED WEEKS Robert Magazine— Secretory OF DIRECTORS Regular—First Thursday 10—K. Pearce 17—Los Woodward Loose Public Relations- 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Luse 2-J. Klein November—1963 5—D. Harris 12—Al Butterfield 19-L. Wise INTERNATIONAL Don Wright International RUSSELL MOORE, Director International Buyer-Selfer Relations- INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. Mac McKeilh, Conrad Swart Employer-Employee Relations- Wayne Woy, Horold Coddington General Secretary, Rotary International Webb Treat, Harold MtKnighl Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary Internalionol Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinon Charles Bacon 21-R. Nagle 28—A. Faller February—1964 Occupational Information— George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Shaw 21 —K. Leavenworth 28—R. Rumsey 31—Ctan Wilcox Rotary Foundation— Al Butterfield, Les Wise Four-Way Test- July-1964 24—Richord Moore Internotlonal Student ProiecIt— Tom Collins, Art Lyon Competitor Relations- 23—M. McKelth 30-T. Skobo 17-W. Way information- Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean * 26—P. Hurley 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Contacts— Charles Bacon, Ics Woodword VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ SERVICE GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, 26—C, Woodward June-1964 29-W. VanAkon Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Sorgeant-at-Arms— pccial—At the call of the President 12—Roy Potterson 19-T. Collins 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Roy Mulchahcy, Fred Neer of each month 5—R. Biringer October—1963 Ernest Lusc, Chuck Woodward, MEETINGS 28—R. Loose Mev-1964 24-M. Rice Carlo Heikklnen, William Bobler Axner Olson at 12:15 p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VonAken 1—H. Joseph Fritz VonAken BOARD Aprll-1964 27-C. Sebafd Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Orgonist 31—S. Bovee September—1963 3—E. Royborn Student Guests- Program— Owers. 24—Wm. Bobior 6—C, Allemicr Robert Howley, Ray Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Rjssell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dcon, George 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 17—R. Mulehahey 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Rural Urban- Membership— Olin Dolly, Don Shorno, Assistont Sec'y-Treas. PROGRAMS August—1963 Crippled Children— Cralg Scbcild, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Community SafetyRalph Toupallk, Torg Skabo Club Bulletin- I Morch-1964 1963 - 1964 Director Boys' and Girls' WeekEverett Rayborn, John Dean Classification— ★ OFFICERS FRED ANDERSON, KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leavenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—D. Deon 18-R, Fox 25-R. Waldfon SONG LEADERS VincQ Kornslein, W. Couillard Duane Davidson NITE Ralph Toupollk The obove is our program schedule for the yeors 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L, Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kothryn Mork S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 Chorles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Horvey G. 278-6843 Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther - Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobior, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Sefon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . _ Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine. Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Theimo Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vera 278-8066 278-5366 278-5891 278-4486 278-2854 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillnrd, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogeno 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grond St.—Colleen _ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Fairfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . .. 278-8609 278-6127 278-5909 278-6598 278-8933 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Chorlotle 278-5475 Charles Fiske, 278-2864 R. R. No. 2—Ruth Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-Lanore Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5318 278-6517 278-5942 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara-278-8909 Carlo Heikklnen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen-.278-4115 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Aileen.Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilmo . 278-6687 278-6783 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148--Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy - 278-6501 E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret .767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth. 278-2261 Milford A. AlcKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen Harold McKnight, Coldwater St. Home—Carol Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-2947 279-9551 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-6278 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 K. L. Olmstead, 70 Marshall St.-Edna Axner Olson, 304 Grand St.—Refha ... 278-2539 279-9360 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth ._ .. 278-6341 278-6161 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle 278-8156 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel ST2-5594 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobcth . 278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-2790 .278-5006 Charles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget ...... 278-5714 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grand St.—Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-Louise Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrod Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude ., 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5554 Fritz VonAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAkon, R. R. 2—Gladys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125-Delia 278-5585 278-4243 278-4229 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.—Dorothy Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranstorv Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Warren Willioms, Batavia—LoMolne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglos Woodward, 20 Porsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrle S. CofFman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo 278-4086 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hozel Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— 278-5165 Janean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Eizora Richard Moore, 244 E. Woshington St,—Elaine Howard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elvo John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretehen-^ 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 276-M12 __278i^30 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. rREDTRICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER, MICH. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie / TEMPLE 278-8238 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly t ELK'S 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 Clyde Williams, R. R. 1—Wilmo P of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. 278-2841 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-8942 278-4222 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzonna The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd,—Ariene Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion �"//e Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^.NUARV IS, Th|!« BWLJ.CT(}« AN LONQ BB QOSftQ TO (.BBT Of OC-NSOOT or A VCRV lUOTTl^t ^NfOKMATGONAil. MATCRBA^ AKO QUCBTB^ LAST WEEK Cari.0 Hcbkk6wbn browomt sn Noel Sheoo whOo an turNp cmrthco most of THE awSVEL CHA8R# DM TKC U, A.-OarlBNO CoMPANf. THK NwmOER Om£ eWfiVEd, CHABR 98 OCC«POCO BY RoBERT PrOTBKER AND KC EAPLAflNEO THE RAMflP8 CATC0N8 ©r THE DaRLBNO Company. 9n a scnolc sentcnoe • busbncbb bs ©odd, b©8(ne88 wsll be better, and TMfY LIKE THE BbaHCH CohNTV COMMMNBTT,. NEXT W£EK Rav Mulchaset B8 to be Program Cmabrman and bs ©obno to brcnq bn Herbert Stevens who bs Admsnbstratsvs Assbbtant roR the Mocmhoan Socbctt Of CRfiPPLKO CMflLORCM AND Adus„TS, Sp BOMC OP VoU OOK'T RCCOQNBZfi TK68 RATHER t.CHaTKV NAME THCV ARE TALK8N0 ABOUT EaSTCR ScalS WHICH HAB SECN WRAPPED UP W^TM RotART HERE AND CLBCWKERE POR MANY TCARS„ A RCA8. BHREWO 0UE68 WOULD CN08QATC THAT we ARE OOINO TO HEAR ABOUT THB8 KSND OP A0T8VBTV. MISCELLANEOUS TmC Volunteer Prooram 38 over and Ot/KE has seoun to orapt, doubt If Chuck Bacon escapes^ *Ve The bonq or other matersal por sbqkt op the PRSNCdPALS (th88 GB WHAT WC ARE NOW CALL0KQ AN ENOMAn) HAS BEEN POCKED OUT, ThE THEME 98, OP COURSE, THE GaV NbncTBES AND THE MATCBBAL 68 BE6NQ KEPT AS NEARLY AB POSSdDLE 8N TKBS aoROCOOS ERA CP SON® AND DANCE, NCXT MBETflNO TOU W6LL PROB ABLY BET A CHANCE TO SINO SOME Of THE CHORUS MATCROAL, ON THE U8UAL QREEM AND YELLOW 8HECT8„ It MAS BEEN PRSNTEC UP TrV TO MEM0R9Ze TK08 A8 QUflCKLT AS POBSOBLE SO WC CAN THROW THE SHECTa AWAV OH TWO OR THACe'wEEKB. It IB OMLV APTER THE MATERIAL 88 THOROUSHLV MEMORIZCO THAT THE OlRCCTOR OCTS A CHANCE TO MOLD INTO WHAT ME WANTS OT TO BE. ^ A CHORUS '£y^ BIRTHOAYS ViHC Kornbtbem NaTALOC VjNOLflNO Jan, 19^ JaNo 22 Norm Moore BRNeeTiNE Nscr Jan, 24 WEDDING ANN8VERSAR|£S Harrv Joseph Jan, 20 ROTARV GliESTS Georok Brubak Co Facklam Co Nowscks Habrv Rvan Rav Smsth Dick Sohultz Hubh Sutton Ncls Weber Rov Mohlic Sob Skcdd Bronbon Bronson Bronbon Bronson Bronson Bronbon Bronson Bronson Marbhall CMS Student Guest Charles Brsstol Jerrv Pearcc GlYnTIaVEns Boa Hampton Bernard Uanev Co Ulano Frank l-ioovER Samtporo JollEV Gordon Stuart Rov Moo» You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE MICH. FRED ANDERSON, Attendance- Bob Rumsoy, Doug Woodward Classificalion— ★ OFFICERS COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director R. Biringer, H. Bent, Don Harris Don Harris, Cron Wilcox Fellowship- 1963- 1964 . AXNER OLSON . . Presidenf Secrolary CHARLES Treasurer SCHMITT FRED WEEKS John Walker -- Vieo-Presidenl JOHN A. KENNEDY John Klein Rural Membership— Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Charles Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Fritz VonAken OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Wayne Way, Harold Coddington SPECIAL EVENTS 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' N1TE 14—C. Heikkinen Charles Bacon 21 —R. Nagle 28—A. Faller Februory—1964 Occupational Information— SONG Vince Kornstein, V/. Couillard Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—H. Teeter 14-R. Shaw 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey January—1964 A! Butterfield, Les Wise Webb Treot, Harold McKnlght General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois July~1964 17~W. Way Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- 23-M. McKeilh 30-T. Skabo 10—K. Putnam Tom Collins, Art Lyon Employer-Employee Relations- President Rotary Internallonol CARL P. MILLER — Los Angeles, Calif. 12—A! Butterfield 24—Richord Moore 31—Cron Wilcox International Student Projects- Competitor RelationsMac McKefth, Conrod Swart INTERNATIONAL 16-H. Bent December—1963 3—D. Shorno Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Deon ★ 2-J. Klein 9—F. Neer 5—D. Horris 19-L. Wise International information- Buyer-Seller Relations- June—1964 November—1963 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodword RUSSELL MOORE, Director peeial—At the call of the President SERVICE International Contoctt- VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 8—C. Swart 15—Ernest Lose 29-W. VanAken INTERNATIONAL Don Wright 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 22—H. Goodholm GEORGE OWERS, Director Norman Moore, Bob Nogle, Regular—First Thursday of each month at 12:15 p. m. 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 1—H. Joseph Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-at-Arms— 28—R. Loose Mav-1964 October—1963 Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, ★ BOARD Urban- Rotary Information- Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist 7—W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 10—K. Pearce 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Youth- Ray Muichahey, Fred Neer Owers. April-1964 3—E. Rayborn Carlo Heikkinen, William Bobier Axner Olson Public Relations- 17—R. Molchohey 27-C. Sebold Loose Ken Leavenworth, Roy Pitts SPRING 4—V. Kornstien LEADERS KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteod 24—Wm. Bobier 31—S, Bovec September—1963 Student Guests- Program— March-1964 PROGRAMS 6~C. Allemicf 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Robert Howley, Ray Hex Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, August—1963 Robert Magazine- ... Assistant Soc'yTroas. Boys' and Girls' Week— Everett Rayborn, John Dean Crippled Children— Craig Scbaid, Richard Moore, Bob Sweet, John Etsweiler, Jr. CLYDE WILLIAMS ROTARY Community Sofety— Ralph Toupalik, Torg .Skabo Club Bulletin- BY ElECTION 1963- 1964 Director Duane Davidson LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean 18-R. Fox 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you want to change dates with another member, advise the progrom chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may oppoinf a committee to assist with the detolls, AXNER OLSON, Program Chairmon - Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 5, Coldwater—Fay Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richord Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.-Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoref Selon Bovee, 171 Phone No. 278-5563 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-5353 278-6821 278-6843 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 ..278-4486 Albert Butterfield, 31 Edison Ct.—Thclma 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicogo St.—Vera . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbora 278-5234 Wilford Couillord, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clorke Ava.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olln Dally, 61 Mople Lone—Jone . Duone E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-2818 278-8609 John Etsweiler, Jr., 37 Foirfleld Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann ,. . .. ... .. 278-6598 278-8933 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.-Colleen John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Volerie Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2-Ruih . Roy Fox, 16 Morrison lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6127 278-5909 278-5475 278-2864 278-5318 278-6517 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Mortha John Klein, Box 148—Potricia 278-8840 279-9551 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 278-4222 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grond St.—Dorothy E. Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lane—Emily 278-6501 278-6850 E. Byron Thomas. 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater lake—Suzonno Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicogo St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glady$ Russell Waldron, P. O. 8ox 125-Delia 278-5554 278-5535 278-4243 278-4229 Mllford A. McKellh, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, Caldwoter St. Home—Carol 278-2947 279-9551 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwoll Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Muichahey, 278-5078 Normond Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 175 E. Pearl St.—Llla Robert Nogle, 182 Morshall St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. I. Olmstead, 70 Morshall 278-6769 . St.—Edna 279-9492 278-5512 278-2539 Axner Olson, 304 Grond Sr.—Reiha George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizabeth Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgle 279-9360 278-2996 278-2979 278-6341 278-6161 278-2790 278-8156 Mel Rfce, ST2-5594 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2451 Wayne W. Way, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy... 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R, 2-Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. - 278-4159 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R, R. l-WilmoWarren Williams, Batovla-LoMoIne Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia._ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-2612 278-8238 Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279-9428 278-5033 278-4468 276-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvorrie S. Coffmon, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nolo Olln Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... - 276-4086 278-5165 278-5942 Robert £. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Chorlos Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Bergel Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicogo St.—Mory Helen .. 278-4115 Craig Sebold, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Robert E. Show, 106 Grand St.—Ann.. 278-8318 278-2930 278-5842 Art Lyon, 11 Park Pl.-Elzora.. Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine 278-6311 278-4198 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swort, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-6316 278-4350 John Wolker, 33 278-6730 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Borbaro . 278-8909 Paul Hurley, 163 Foirfield Dr.—Ailecn Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-6687 278-6788 278 5790 278-5006 278-5714 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise The COLDWATER Ed Hoilz, 16454 iyopawo Rd., Coldwater Lake— Janean 278-5091 Hov/ard K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.-Elva Dougherty-Grotchen See. 34.66, P. L. & R. , ' t Rotary REFLECTOR t PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P, M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome FRRDERTCK H. *EEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, 278-5412 MICH. INC. �""He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATER Rotaty REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. .;anuary 'it, THIS ftV££K> Program CHAeRMAN Duke presemteo the Msdwest^s most famous restaurao teUR, '<^8N SCHUUCRg WHO BUOlUT H(i8 TAtK AROUND THE PRODUCT0ON AND USS OF FQNC W8NS8 MosTtv French and German, SrSMUtATSNQ DNTEREST QY He used a unsque method of TEULBNe the story and AWAR08NQ SOME FgFTSEN MEMBERS WHO WERE LUCKY IN THE "naME DRAW," B0TT&.E8 OF THE CHOICE W8NE8 TO In AODITIONb OuKE RECSDVEO THE DISTINCTION OF BSINQ AWARDED AN HONORARY ChEFOs OeqREE COMPLETE WITH APRON, NEXT WEEK, Carlo Heikkqncn is Proqram Chairman and §8 brinqonq WHO WiLLe IN TURN, in Noel Shedo SNTROOUCC MORT BrOFFMAN AND RoBERT PRITZKER WHO ARE SOME OF the very Top Brass of L. A, Oarlinq Company, They want to tell u8 bomsthano of THE CHANQES THAT HAVE BEEN MAOE IN THE COMPANY AND OF THEIR INTEREST BUeiNEBS COMWUNOTDC3 OF COLOWATER AND BrONSON, THE LOCAL BITUATION THE REOCNT CHANQES AND OF 8K0ULD LIKE TO EXPLAIN IN THE ThEY HAVE EVERY CONFIDENCE ON SOME OF THE CUEBTlONS RAieCD ON MANAOEMENT, BIRTHDAYS January S January tO Warren Wolloams itoHN Walker WEDDINS ANNtVEftSABIES „ Who can afford it ROQHT after CHR|STt4A8l ROTARY GUESTS Ray Mohloc Dick Kerr Marshall Battle Creek CHUCKLE OEPT Teacher: What arc the three great American parties? Willici Rcpubldcam, Democrat and Cocktail, ANNQUNCBilENTS Reminder from Oukei "First Enomen rehearsal Sunday, January 12 at 3*00 P.m; AT THE Elk^s Temple. Everyone ontercbtcd iNvereo," You Will Always Be Welcome ot These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON ■— Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILISDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVIILE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Secretary - FRED WEEKS — Treasurer Assistant Sec'y-Trcos. Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward Robert John Klein Olin Dally, Don Shorno, Axner Olson Public Relations- Owors. Ray Mulchahey, Fred Neer Rotary Information- Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Dean, George Mrs. Grace Pottorson — Organist OF DIRECTORS October-1963 May—1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson 8—C. Swart 26—C. Woodward 1—H. Joseph MEETINGS Don Wright 2-J. Klein November—1963 ★ President Rotary International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. General Secretary, Rotary International George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 9—F. Neer 16-H. Bent 12—Al Butterfieid 23-M. McKeith 19-1. Wise 7—H. Teeter 14—R. Show 17-V/. Way Information- 30-T. Skobo Julv-1964 December—1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam 24—Richard Moore 31—Cran Wllcox 21—K. Leovenworth 28—R. Rumsey SPECIAL EVENTS International Student Profects— Competitor RelationsMac McKeith, Conrod Swart Employer-Employee Relations— 5—D. Harris 26—P. Hurley Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Harold Goodholm, Dale Dean INTERNATIONAL Director International Buyer-Seller Relations- k SERVICE Charles Bacon, Los Woodward RUSSELL MOORE, Director ipecial—At the call of the President INTERNATIONAL GEORGE OWERS, International Contacts- VOCATIONAL SERVICE Juno-1964 29-W. VanAkon Duke Davidson, Bob Kerr Sergeant-ol-Arms— Norman Moore, Bob Noglp, 19-T. Collins 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Ernest Luse, Chuck Woodward, Reguior—First Thursday of each month at T2:1S p. m. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY 17—Les Woodward Youth- Fritz VanAkon BOARD 10—K. Pearce Carlo Hcikklnen, William Bobicr Chorlcs Schmitt, Fred Anderson, Russell 7-W. Treat 14—Art Lyon 21—F. VanAken 28—R. Loose 24—M, Rice Student Guests- Program— Aprll-1964 3—E. Rayborn Robert Hawley, Roy Fox Mark Andrews Directors — Clyde Williams, Axner Olson, 27-C. Sebold Rural Urban- Membership— 17—R. Mulchahey September—1963 loose 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 31—S. Bovee 13—J. Foir 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— Craig Scbcild, Richard Moore, March-1964 24—Wm. Bobler 6—C. Ailemier Community Safety~ Ralph Toupalik, Torg Skabo Magexine— PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Rayborn, John Dean Bob Sweet, John Elsweifer, Jr. Jotin Wnlknr •k ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week- Don Harris, Cran Wilcox Fellowship- . .. Presidont Vice-Presideni JOHN A. KENNEDY SCHMITT Attendance- R. Biringer, K. Bent. Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON . 1963 - 1964 FRED ANDERSON, Director Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963- 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES - CLUB Januory—1964 7—D. Davidson Tom Collins, Art Lyon Woyne Way, Harold Coddington 14—C. Heikkinen 28-A. Foller Al Butterfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Harold McKnIght Charles Bacon 21—R. Nagte Rotary Foundation— Four-Way Test- FALL LADIES' NITE February—1964 Occupational Information- SONG Vines Kornstein, W. Couillard KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- Ken Leovenworth, Ray Pitts SPRING LADIES 4—V. Kornstien 11—0. Dean LEADERS NITE Ralph Toupalik 18-R. Fox Duane Davidson 25-R. Waldron The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to chonge dales with onother member, advise the program chairmon of the change. Members having spociol programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. AXNER OLSON, Progrom Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann •'Chester L, Ailemier, R. R. 5, Coldwafer—Fay ' Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ,.-Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ^Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mariorle / Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther , Richard Biringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobler, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Phone No. 278-5563 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 NAME Address ond Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148- Palricio.. . . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy E. Ken Leovenworth, 77 Mople Lone—Emily 278-6843 /Robert loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 278-8086 j^Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-5386 fMilford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-5891 ■'Horold McKnIght, Coldwoler St. Home—Carol ''Gust C. Burandt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 'Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annotto 'Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma . 278-2854 /Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Glodys Ji /Harold Coddington, 324 E. Chicago St.—Vero .. . 278-2990 /Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo ' Selon Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara . /Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Barbara 278-5234 Rooert Nagle, 182 Marshall St.-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 NAME Address end Rotary Ann Phone No. 'Robert Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorrance Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 -Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Morion 'E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-4222 278-2841 278-6850 /Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 278-5554 767-750S /Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5585 278-2261 --Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-2947 'Warner VanAken, R. R. 2-Glodys 278-4243 279-9551 /Russell Woldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia 278-6769 /Wayne W. Woy, 35 Hull St.-Dorothy 278-6278 -Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Beatrice 278-5073 /Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. - 278-4229 278-5494 278-4159 278-4029 279-9492 'Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 __278-8238 278-5512 -Clyde Williams, R. R. 1-Wilmo Bronson 369-4024 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 vX. L. Olmstead, 70 Marsnall St.-Edna 278-2539 - Warren Williams, Batavio—LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia .-.. 278-4424 ' Olin Dally, 61 Mople lane—Jane 278-2818 »Axner Olson, 304 Grond St.—Retha ... 279-9360 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshal! St. 278-5033 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.—Elizabeth ..278-2996 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Douglas Woodword, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 279-9428 Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-6127 ^Roy C. Potterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 ^ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Valerie 278-5909 /"B. K. Peorce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Donald Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-4468 /John Efsweiicr, Jr., 37 Foirfieid Dr.—Lucille 278-6598 /Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. . 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Jerry Fair, 142 Hull Sf.-Ann 278-8933 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 -'Albert Foller, 95 N. Honehelt St.—Charlotte 278-5475 /Everett Rayborn, 560 Grond St.—Virgie 278-8156 HONORARY MEMBERS Charles Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth ..278-2864 ^'C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicago Rd.—Nola 278-4086 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 /Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jockson—Lillion ST2-5594 Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel .... 278-5165 'E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 ■'Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— . Donold M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 '-Charles Schmiti, 75 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Berget 278-5714 Jancan 278-5091 --Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barboro .. 278-8909 /Craig Sebaid, R. R. 2, Morrison lake—Rita 278-8318 ''Wliford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogone 278-6054 '"Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen..278-4115 /Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.—Ann """Pool Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Aiieen -'Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn --John A. Kennedy, 389 Grond St.—Wilma ... 278-6687 .- Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6788 /Torg Skabo, 155 Norrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278 5790 /Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-2930 278-5842 278-6316 278-4350 Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzora Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swan, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty-Gretchen . r'f ■ -»i 1 • The COLDWATER p A V" FREDSRTCK H. PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotariam Always Welcome J) See. 34.66, P. I. & R. Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 278-6311 278-4198 278-M12 278-6730 TTEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICH. �'7/e Profits Most Who Serves Besf^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. jANiyvRY 4,, t9o4 THIS '«V££K Cran Wclcox MAb» »He pwoanAW and rcauwv 06Dn''t reacs out vsnr par roR tr. He HAD SsTON Bovee oove a short resume of the SMAIUL town OASfL^f PAPER AND THEN WE MOVED ACROSS THE STREET TO SEE THE LAST EOflTBON OF 19^3 MADE HEADY AND PUT TMROUBH THE FRSSSES, i HAD NOT BEEN AN THE BACKROOM OF A NEWSPAPER FOR QUDTE A WHiLS AND t note that THEV ARE 006NQ THgNttS QUflTE A BUT OBFFCRENTLT, ThC SAMS OLD CLANK OF THE UfiNOTVPf. {IS THERE BUT 8N8TEAD OF A MAN OPEftATfiNQ PT THE MACMflNE fIS NOW FED A PUNCMCO OUT TAPE THAT OPERATES QT. REaLLV, VEHV LGTTLK TVPESETTBNa flS NOW DONE BY HAND OTHER THAN DM 80«E OF THE ADVERTSSSKO AND THE MSAOLeNSS, ' TkE LCNOTYPE B8 always vert 8NTERE8T&NQ TO ME, LAKE THEY ARC FALLUNO APART, WHAT we ! QUESB THEV ARE AT THC8R VERY ThJS, AQAflN, WAS A VERY ONTERESTSNQ PROQRAM AND SHOWS CAN DO BY EXPLORSNO THE DO FOR A LSVeNO, BEST WHEN TWET SOUND POSSSBOLOTBCB OF OUR OWN MEMSERSHiP AND WHAT THEY AlL OuKE OBD WAS STAND AROUND AMD OUARO THE PUNCH BOWLS. NEXT WEEK OuKE Oavsdson has the procram and mas qone north on 27 to The next County scat. He db brsnqsnb on Wsn Schuler who woll tell us about wftNONO and aeNSNQ. FqRST off when OuKC told us about TH86. I HAD HOPES THAT HE M8CHT PREPARE THE MEAL BUT SUCH G8 NOT THE CASE, SsRSOUSLYt THfiS FOOD PREPARATION AND 8EHVONO IS ONE OF THE BIQOesr dNDUSTRSES 6N THE WORLD, ThEY HAVE A QUITE SURE TH8N0 8N THAT IT 06 ALMOST A8 D8FFI0ULT FOR PEOPLE TO LEAVE CALORICS SENEmt. ALONE AS IT D8 TO QUIT Duke Davidson announces that the Rotary show will be on the 2nd, 4th of April at the TaBSHTS Theatre. AND FUTURE CNDMCN TO He has and issued a call for all past, present, MEET AT THE £lk®6 SuNDAY, JANUARY 12 AT 3sOD P.M. OOINO TO BE THE DIRECTOR AND PRODUCER WITH A WHOLE LOT OF HELP, A8 SMOKONQ, DuKE IS £o HoLTZ W|LL ACT CONSULTANT. MiiSCELLANEOUS. Wc have kind of hot the jackpot on absentees ourimo thE last twq WEEKS BUT UN0CR6TAND THAT MAKE-UP HAS BEEN PRETTY GOOD, Thk EXODUS TO PLACES LIKE Florida and Arizona will be takimo place in the next few weeks but we oow^r worry VERY much about THSBC people BECAUSE THEV USUALLY HAVE QUilTE A ^8T OF FUN MAXlPiSi UP AT INTERESTONC PLACES. Tom Anderson oave an account of his trip to Bov®8 State last summer. SPONBORONQ AQENT FOR THIS TYPE CF Rotary is a ACTCVfiTY, BIRTHDAYS Warren Williams John Walker January S January tO WEDDING ANNIV£RSARI£S No vv COD 8 NOB , SriiLL TAK o no • inventory, 9 QUCBd. ROTARY GUESTS Ray ^/b>HLac Jim Tsod JCFFCRY CuLY Marshall Tskonsha Coldwater In*. k. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregationo! Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB COLDWATER, OF MICH. Attendance- Bob Rumsey, Doug Woodward . Presided Vice-Presidcnt Secrolary SCHMITT — Treosorer Assistant See'y-Treas- Robert Chorles Scbmilt. Fred Anderson, Russell Moore, Fred Culy, John T. Deon, George Student Program— Axner Mrs. Grace Patterson — Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thursday MEETINGS of each 636 ROTARY Norman Moore, Bob Nagle, Don Wright International Wayne Way. Horold Coddington George R. Means, Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Glenn D. Clark, St. Joseph, Michigan 7—D. Davidson FALL LADIES' NITE 14—C. Heikkinon Charles Bacon 21—R. Nogle 28-A. FaNer Al Butterfieid, Les Wise Webb Treat, Horold McKnighl General Secretary, Rotary Irtlernationol SPECIAL EVENTS January—1964 Rotary Foundotion— Four-Way Test- 28—R. Rumsey 24—Richarcl Moore 31—Cian Wilcox Tom CoHlns, Art Lyon Mac McKelth, Conrad Swart 7_H. Teeter 14-R. Show 21—K. Leavcnworlh 17-W. Way Information- Internolional Student Projects- Competitor Relations- Julv-1964 December-1963 3—D. Shorno 10—K. Putnam Jerry Fair, Roy Patterson Buyer-Seller Relotlons— Employer-Employee Relations- 23-M, McKelth 30-T. Skobo 19-L. Wise 26—P. Hurley Charles Bacon, Los Woodward Harold Goodholm, Dole Dean President Rotory International CARL P. MILLER - Los Angeles, Calif. SERVICE International Contacts- RUSSELL MOORE, Director INTERNATIONAL 9—F. Neer 16—H. Bent 12—Ai Butterfieid INTERNATIONAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE -k DISTRICT 2—J. Klein GEORGE OWERS, Director at 12:15 p. m. ^ Juno—1964 November—1963 5—D. Horris Ernost Luse, Chuck Woodward, Sorgoont-at-Arms- ★ 19-T. Collins 26—C. Woodward 29-W. VanAken Duke Davidson, Bob Kcrr Rotary Information— month ipecial—At the call of the President 1—H. Joseph 8—C. Sworf 15—Ernest Luse 22—H. Goodholm Youth- Fritz VanAken Regular—First May-1964 5—R. Biringer 12—Roy Patterson October—1963 Guests- Olson Roy Mulchahey, Fred Neer 28—R, Loose 17—Les Woodward 24-M. Rice Carlo Helkkinen, William Bobier Public Relations— Owers. 14—Art Lyon 21-F. VanAken 10—K. Pearce Loose Roberl Hawiey, Ray Fox Oiin Dully, Don Shorno, Mark Andrews Directori ~ Clydo Williams, Axnor Olson, 7-W. Treat Rural Urban— Membership— April-1964 27-C. Sebald September—1963 3—E. Rayborn Craig Sebald, Richard Moore, John Klein 17—R. Mulchahey 31—S. Bovee 13-J. Fair 20-F. Weeks Crippled Children— John Walker 3—M. Andrews 10—K. Olmsteud 24—Wm. Bobier 6—C. Allemicr Community SafetyRalph Toupalik, Torg Skobo Magazine- PROGRAMS August—1963 Everett Royborn, John Dean Don Horris, Cran Wilcox FellowshipBob Sweet, John Etsweiier, Jr. March-1964 1963 - 1964 ROTARY Boys' and Girls' Week— R. Blringer, H. Bent, Don Harris CLYDE WILLIAMS AXNER OLSON JOHN A. KENNEDY FRED WEEKS FRED ANDERSON, Director Club Bulletin- BY ELECTION 1963 - 1964 CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE FRED CULY, Director Classification— ★ OFFICERS COMMITTEES ~ CLUB SERVICE February—1964 Occupational Information— VInco Kornstein, W. Couiilard SONG Ken Leaveiiworth, Ray Pitts LADIES' NITE Ralph Toupalik 11—D. Dean KEN PUTNAM, Chairman Trade Associations- SPRING 4—V. Kornstlen LEADERS 18—R. Fox 25-R. Woldron Duane Davidson The above is our program schedule for the years 1963-64. If you wont to change dotes with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such os Ladles' Night, moy appoint a committee to ossisf with the details. AXNER OLSON, Program Chairman — Telephone 279-9360 ROTARY ROSTER, JUNE 25, 1963 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R, R. 5, Coldwoter—Fay .. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kothryn Phone No. . 278-5563 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Porsons Ct.—Ruth _ 278-5358 Harvey G. 278-6843 Chorles Bacon, 25 RIdgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Blringer, 58 N. Hudson St.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margoret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Gust C. Burondt, 178 Fairfield Dr.—Josephine 278-6821 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-4486 Albert Butterfieid, 31 Edison Ct.—Thelma .. . 278-2854 Harold Coddington, 324 £. Chicago St.—Vera . 278-2990 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr., Box 307—Borboro 278-5234 Wllford Couiilard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dale A. Dean, 430 Grand St.—Colleen 278-2818 278-8609 278-6127 John Etsweiier, Jr., 37 Foirfield Dr.—Lucille Jerry Fair, 142 Hull St.-Ann . 278-6598 278-8933 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy John T. Dean, 59 Ridaemoor Rd.—Valerie 279-9471 278-5909 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hancheft St.—Chorlotte 278-5475 Charles 278-2864 Fiske, R. R. No. 2—Ruth .. _ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris E. Horold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-5318 278-6517 Donald M. Harris, 28 Edison Court—Pansy 278-5942 Robert Hawiey, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Barbara .. 278-8909 Carlo Helkkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mory Helen -278-4115 Poul Hurley, 163 Fairfield Dr.—Alleen 278-6687 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ... 278 5790 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ... .. 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia . ...279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.-Dorothy 278-6501 E, Ken Leavenworth, 77 Maple Lone—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsho—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth _ _.... 278-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Horold McKnight, Coldwoter St. Home—Carol 279-9551 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lilo 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 182 Marsholl St.—Suson Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicogo—Ernestine K. L. Olmslead, 70 Marsholl St.—Edna Axnor Olson, 304 Grand St.—Retho 279-9492 .. 278-5512 ._ 278-2539 279-9360 George Owers, 46 E. Montgomery St.-Elizobeth .278-2996 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorroine 278-6341 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Everett Rayborn, 560 Grand St.—Virgie C. Alfred Rice, R, 1, Union City-Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grond St.—Phyllis Chorles Schmitt, 75 Cheryl Ann Or.—Berget .. Cralg Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8156 278-2451 ST2-5594 278-5006 278-5714 278-8318 Robert E. Shaw, 106 Grond St.-Ann 278-2930 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Morshall St.—Gertrude .1 278-4350 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Roberl Sweet, R. R. 4, Dorronce Rd.—Arleno Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion E. Byron Thomas, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia Phone No. 278-8942 278-4222 278-2841 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwoter Lake—Suzanna Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Glodys Russell Waldron, P. O. Box 125—Delia Woyne W. Way, 35 Hull Sf.-Dorothy 278-5554 278-5585 278-4243 . ._.278-4229 278-5494 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 2-Bealrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Cloy St. Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, R. R. I-Wilmo 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 Warren Williams, Bolavia-LoMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Bronson 369-4024 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, 20 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.- 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Morshall St.—Polly Donold Wright, 21 N. Jefferson St.—Susie 278-5033 278-4468 Robert G. YIngling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBERS Guvarrie S. Coffman, 759 E. Chicogo Rd.—Nola Olin Fry, 59 S. Sprague St.—Hazel . Ed Holtz, 16454 lyopawa Rd., Coldwater Lake— Jonean Art Lyon, 11 Park PI.—Elzoro Richard Moore, 244 E. Washington St.—Elaine Howord K. Swon, 42 Willowbrook Rd.—Elva John Walker, 33 Dougherty—Gretchen 278-4086 278-5165 278-5091 278-6311 278-4198 278-5412 .___278:6730 : • The COLDWATER Sec. 34.66, P. I. tf R. Rotary REFLECTOR - i rRCDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, COLDWATER, PUBLISHED BY '.V ROTARY CLUB o[ Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Alivays Welcome MICH. INC. . . .—r— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. 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Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data 8.5" x 14" blue paper with blue and black ink Various sizes of white paper with black ink Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1964- 1967 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 4, 1964- March 28, 1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 4, 1964- March 28, 1967 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/3e27c75240ee1d52e47a3beeb621b266.pdf 72c1bdfbc0fac96fec556447f6042e10 PDF Text Text t “He Profits Most IPh o Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 4, 19^7 Next Week - Seton Bovee has the program. from our "Around the World Tour" By then we should be back And this bulletin will be short because if anyone reads it before Saturday night, we *11 be at a loss to know why. Coming programs: April 18th - Ralph Toupalik April 25th - Carlo Heikkinen A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Coldwater Rotary Club was held Tuesday, March 28, 1967 at noon atstokey Inn. It was voted that the Club contribute $30*00 toward the Michigan United Conservation Club Conservation training school. This will provide the cost for one local boy to attend the course in July. Harry Owens became our newest member Tuesday. Presented by Chuck Woodward, Harry is Branch County Boy Scout Executive. He is the first resident executive we’ve had in about 15 years. During that time, our District had been covered by a man also responsible for Marshall and Eastern Calhoun County. Boy membership will reach the 1,000 mark in our District this year. The interest and support of local friends of Scouting as sustaining members has played an important part in strengthening this youth program. Sixty-four helped to the tune of approximately $2,000.00 in 1966. Seventeen Coldwater Rotarians are sustaining members ($25.00 or more per year) - a remarkably fine record. Guests: Visiting Rotarians included Ray Smith of Bronson; Meldon Mull of Homer, and Elm’etf Dobson of Quincy. Definitions: Teachers - People who follow stupid principals (apologies to Ax and John) r "Some people not only believe everything they hear, but they repeat it." Zoning Quotes: "You don*t have to be a magician to turn a conversation into an argument." "When you know nothing but good about a topic, it’s more fun to talk about something else." "Freedom of speech is a great thing. It even permits people to talk nonsense." "Few things are as bad as enthusiastic ignorance." (Note: If you’re a rabid anti-zoner, please wait ’til fall to dynamite my mailbox. It looks as if a pair of romantic robins may use part of it for domestic purposes.) Cran Wilcox Too Late to Classify: One performance and only two "sopranos" so far. A Detroit Tiger Scout is trying to sign Grace for first base. The boys almost sneaked the"Polar Bear" story by the censors. And "Happy Birthday" John! Were you as surprised as you looked? And Father Bob, your number is great, but take it just a little easy; those walls really may come tumbling down! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock * ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel - Friday, 12:00 o'clock �COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director TOM COLLINS—Director Community Safety — COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Richard D. Moore, Ch. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966*1967 .____ FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NAGLE ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST President Vic,-Pr,»ld,nt Secretary Treasurer Ass't Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderton. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ Classification—John Dean, Ch.' Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cranston Wilcox Lester F. Wise Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Public Relations— Milford A. McKelth Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Normand Moore Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY. INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan ■ ' World Community Service — Wilfoid Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalfk International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2—Webb Treat 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16——Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney < 28—Richard Moore MarLh—1967 7— Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Couillard . . (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October-1966 4—Gust Burandt Il-Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31—Richard Biringer Duane Davidson ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay--------- 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn--------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.- ----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie--------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret---------------278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------- 278r2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean-----------------278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret--------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara------ - --------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene __ .278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy---------------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane --------------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd..,--------- - -------------- 278-5909 James ’ Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte--------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah-------------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ? 278-5318 E. Harold Goadholm, 20 Lincoln St-—Lanore——278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth----------------- 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake..—;— ___278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma-------------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn------------ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.— ----- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha____________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia----------- --------------------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy-------- 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea-------- ---------- 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily-------- J.278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth---------- .------- :----------- 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen--------- 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol-------------------------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice-------------- 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta—-—278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine —278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys------------ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl -St.—Lila__u——278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan s____’-------279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine------------------ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha---------------------- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine—,—.—— 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia-—.------- )---------- 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora________ 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth—.—278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St/—Mabel----------- 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn:---------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian----------- ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene________ 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys______________ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice________________ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan ’ Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15’P . M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcJ^D FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ****** *•"»* * 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 25, 1967 The Program for next Tuesday is in charge of John Dean. Albert Sickles, Director of Parks and Cemeteries for Coldwater City, will be present to discuss the summer recreation program, illustrating his talk with slides. This promises to be an entertaining and informative half-hour. Forensics, an extracurricular C.H.S. activity, was illustrated through readings by three members of the Forensics Club this week. Carlo Heikkinen was program chairman. If you’re interested, Webster says: ’’Forensic” is an adjective (not a noun) comes from the Latin for forum-public place, ’’belonging to courts or public discussion; argumenative; rhetorical." Meals, Service, Space, Acoustics, Fellowship. Our Board of Directors is studying a proposal relative to our meeting place. As soon as the possi­ bilities are complete, they will arrange a membership vote by mail to insure 100$ opportunity to participate. Expect this question to be presented soon. Visiting Rotarians: Ed Facklam of Bronson, and Harry Gleason from Chehalis, Washington. Student Guest: Robin Allemier from C.H.S. was introduced by Fritz Van Aken. (Recruiting for Purdue, Fritz?) Missing Faces: Bacon, Fox, Kornstein, Richard Moore (flu!), Patterson, Rice, Sebald, Wise, Les Woodward, and Yingling. Our sincere best wishes to a fast recovery to Pat Patterson who is recovering from surgery at University Hospital, 10th Floor Private, Room 359. He expects to be home late next week. MEDICARE "An ordinary citizen awoke with a severe pain in his side. He went downtown to a huge building marked "Medicare". He found an elevator marked "New Patients" and entered. When it stopped, he found himself facing a long row of doors bearing, in alphabetical order, the names of ailments. Selecting Appendicitis, he entered and was in a tiny room with two doors marked Male and Female. Passing through the Male door he found two doors marked Protestant and Catholic. A good Baptist, he chose Protestant and entered. Inside were two more doors labeled White and Colored. Choosing White, he went in and found two doors marked Taxpayer and Non-Taxpayer. Since he was in good standing he chose the door: Taxpayer. Facing him were two more doors: Single and Married. He went through the one marked Married, only to find two doors marked Republican and Democrat. With a sigh he opened the door marked Rejgub|ig^ and fell nine stories into the alley." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock 1 f Cran Silcox ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS—Director Attendance—Jim Skinner COLDWATER, MICH. Classification —John Dean, Ch. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON -------------------- President ROBERT NAGLE --------------- Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE---------------------- Secretary JOHN KLEIN--------------------------- Treasurer WAYNE FARST----------- A»»'t Secy.-Tr.oi. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ Spacial — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan • COMMUNITY SERVICE Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch.. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. . Don Shorno 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bull.tin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. P.arce. Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore Program—Robert Nagle . Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— . ... .. Fritz ,Van Aken Milfora A. McKelth Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL service Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD', Director Normand Moore Rotary Foundation— ★ Roy C. Patterson. Ch. • Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director i ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director World Community Service — Wllford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9— Paul Thompson (Fair Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit March-1967 7—L.st.r Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Couillard • (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 .4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 .1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes International Youth Prelect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moor. December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm ■ 13—Chester Allemter . 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shoma Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10— Conrad Swart 17 —Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer Duane Davidson > May-1967 2—John Dean .9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vineent Komstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of th. change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay---------- 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn -------------- 278-OU33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.-Ruth - --------------278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.-Marjorie---------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean--------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret-------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara------ - --------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine------ .-278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------- 278-5234 Vilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene----- 278-6054 red Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy------------— 279-9471 lin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— ------------------- 278-2818 jane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 hn T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.------- —.----------------?Z£'S92 nes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 tert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte--------- 278-5475 yne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah____________278-8132 Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris-------------278-5318 larold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth----------------- 279-9266 ,6rt Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake----------------- 278-8909 /lo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma---------------278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn------- .—278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phon. No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma™ 278-5790 Robert B, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ;------- 278-8840 John Klein; Box 148—Patricia! 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea----------------- 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth_________________ .278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol________________ 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice-------------- 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine--, 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys---- .-------- 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila_______ 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W.. Pierce St.—Susan______ , 279-9492 Fred Neer) 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine_______ : 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha------------------------279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine____________ 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia-------------------- -—278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth---------- ,-------- —278-6161 kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel —278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn— ------------ 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis—:---------- 278-5006 NAME ■ Address and Rotary Ann Phon. No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V.. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise— 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Neill. 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2T27 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet. Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER Jahn Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P« M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelc^Kv FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 11, 1967 ROTARY-ANNIES get your guns out and make sure hubby doesn’t forget June 28. That is the date for the next Ladies Night, which will feature a pre-theater dinner at Stukey Inn and attending pie opening performance of the summer stock season at Tibbits Opera House. Oh yes, the first performance will be "Annie Get Your Gun." WARREN WILLIAMS got his projector out Tuesday and showed what he did with his guns during a recent hunting safari in East Africa. For most of the members, who never will have a chance to go big game hunting, it was an interesting and revealing presentation. VJE DON’T Take TV commercials too seriously, but perhaps the one about SCOPE has merit. Fellas, we only had one visitor this week 1 Phil Hensley of Bronson was the visiting Rotarian. There were Fifteen absentees, and four early leavers. WATER POLLUTION poses a serious threat to Branch County’s remunerative resort business and Ralph Toupalik, next week’s program chairman, is bringA^bn Soule to review the situation with the Club. Soule, who has property at Morrison Lake, has made an extensive study of the problem. CLOSING THOUGHT - - New evidence that smoking is bad for you comes in almost every day. Now comes word that ancient stone pipe bowls were found in excavations in Tanzania, indicating that some Africans smoked as long ago as the fourth to eighth century. A sobering thought is that not one of those people are alive today. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �1966-1967 COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director TOM COLLINS—Director Community Safety — COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox FRED ANDERSON___________ - President i Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE Vice-President Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Magazine—Reo E, Goodwin WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore ★ Program—Robert Nagle DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Milford A. McKeith 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ★ Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS—Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen. Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan Robert Hawley Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. Normand Moore Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16— —Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27-Dlst. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent |4—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough . 21—Wilford Couillard ' (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott • 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17 — Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer Duane Davidson ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Member having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay--------- 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn-------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth. ----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.-Mariorie----------278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther------------ 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-Jean--------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret-------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara----- —--------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene----- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy---------------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— .------ ------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd------- -------------------- 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma----------278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte--------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah------------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------ 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth----------------- 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—--278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma-------------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn——-—-278-0/88 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma—. 278-0/90 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha-------------------- 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia------ -------------------------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy-------- 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea------------------278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily-----------278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth----------------------------- 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen---------- 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol---------------------------279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice-------------- 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta----------- 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine----------- 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys-------------278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila----------- 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------------ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine------------------ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha ---------------- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace--------- —278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine---------------------- 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia----------------------- 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora---------------278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth------------------------ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel---------- 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn---------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian-----------ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis---------------278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-83T8 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive_________ 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene________ 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice________________ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS' QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS^ INC. COLDWATER, 'MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcd^J 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes\ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 18, 1967 WHAT'S NEXT? Frankly we don’t know. Carlo Heikkinen has next week's program, but he wasn't available before bulletin deadline to fill us in on his plans. * NOTE TO MEMBERS: The name of W. Noel Shedd has been'4 approved by the Membership and Classification Committees for membership. His major classification is “Finance" and his minor classification "Banking AA.” Any objection to his election shall be submitted to the secretary within 10 days and this MUST BE IN WRITING. This week: Ralph Toupalik presented Von F. Soule, who gave the Club a well-illustrated talk on Branch County's water pollution problems. Soule neatly pointed up the fact that something must be done to avert a heavy economic loss. Empty Chairs: Bent, Burandt, Dean, Faller, Fox, Kornstien, McKeith, Shorno, Skabo, Sweet, Wilcox, Chuck Woodward, Les Woodward, and Hough. Don’t forget fellas, Quincy is meeting next Monday. Guest List: Rotarians Jerry Hollister, Bob Kolassa, Al Wiler, Morris Wood and Ray Smith of Bronson; Meldon Mull of Homer; Maurice Ryan of Sturgis; and Dick Myerson, President of the Kalamazoo Club. William Weaver, who is heading the new fabricating division at the local AIA plant, was a guest of Bernard Laney. Early Leavers: Eight Deadline Ahead ; Bob Yingling, who has charge of the Ladies Night in June, announced Tuesday that he must have reservations by May 1. Plans call for dinner and refreshments (or vice versa) at Stukey's prior to attending the opening of the summer stock season at Tibbits. Closing Thought: Money may not go as far as it used to, but it goes just the same. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ iese Neighboring Clubs BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday 12:00 o'clock �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS—Director Attendance—Jim Skinner COLDWATER, MICH. Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat ,9—Paul ThompsonjFalr Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. FRED ANDERSON President Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Lester F. Wise ROBERT NAGLE Vice-President Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rui al-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm September—1966 Warren Williams ERNEST W. LUSE---------------------- Secretary 6—Clyde Williams Magaxine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Scholarship, Student Loans, 13—Robert Kerr Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. 20—Robert Loose WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore Dlst. 27Gov. Visit ★ Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. October—1966 -DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken .4—Gust Burandt Milford A. McKeith Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. 11—Gilbert Molitor Rotary Information— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Olin Dally 18—Howard Teeter Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 25 —Craig Sebald 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE November—1966 Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director 1—Fred Neer ★ Normand Moore 8—Duane E. Davidson Board of Directors Meetings Rotary Foundation— 15—Roy C. Patterson Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month (Rotary Foundation) Robert G. Yingling 22 —Jim Skinner at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Wilford Couillard, Ch. December—1966 Special — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations— Ralph Toupallk 6—Harold Goodholm Ken Leavenworth, Ch. International Youth Project — 13—Chester Allemier ★ Gilbert Molitor Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Robert Loose 27—Don Shorno Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Matched Diet, and Club Program— Torg Skabo January—1967 RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International 10—Conrad Swart Fred H. Weeks 17—Fritz Van Aken GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin Trade Associations— John Visosky, Ch. Governor, 636 DiSt., Rotary International (Rotary Magazine Week) Webster Treat, Ch. 31— Richard Biringer Duane Davidson Don Shorno STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan ' OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March—1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Dean ?—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member,, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. ‘Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay---------Fred Anderson, 46 Maple, Lane—Kathryn--------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.— ----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.-Martone---------- 2/8-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean-----------------278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret--------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara --------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy--------------- -279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— ------------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------------278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.------- —-------------- -?78-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma.——278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte-278-5475. Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah 12------------ 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------ 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth-------- ,-------- 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake------ - -------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R, 4, Coldwater—Velma-------------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn------- ,—278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma-------------- 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha____________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia------ —--------------------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhedl----- ■„--------- 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily------------278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth------------------------------ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen--------- 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------- ----------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice--------------- 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta-----------278-6769 Richard D. Mbore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine'---------- 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys------------- 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.-rLila.t--------- 278-5078 Robert: Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ; ____ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine__________ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha-------- - --------------279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —■—278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine_____________ 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 34b Marshall St.—Mora-------------- 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth______________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn---------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian :____ ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis--------------- 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive_________ 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-0942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys______________ 278-4243 ■John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara. 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 t ■. L, The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, F. I. 6 R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelJ^Be FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ —_ May 196?_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Next Week: Bert Faller will be in charge of the program,- and he has arranged with Richard Moore to present a review of urban renewal in Coldwater. This Week: John Dean introduced Al Sickles* who successfully proved that our youth and adults no longer have an excuse to say "no place to go, nothing to do." Al described a well planned, intensive and comprehensive program of recreation, crafts, and tours for both young and old. Nostalgia • Must confess he brought on a flash-back to a mis-spent youth': lazy mid-summer days beside the old Thornapple River swimin’ hole - "last one in s’a horse’s pardon the slip - nostalgia is supposed to be taboo in Rotary bulletin. Pulchritude - We enjoyed the company of six contestants for the title of Miss Branch County- Cheryl Bunge, Delores Hooker, Judy Hoenes, Sue Krok, Tina Lepper, and Beverly Taylor. Visiting Rotarians: Jerry Hollister and Wendell Hathaway from Bronson, and Chai Dyer from Hamilton, Ohio. Bruce Gruner, Coldwater High School senior who is bound for Ferris State next fall. Only Four "dine and dashers". Student Guest: A Timely Quote from out of the past - Can anyone name the man who said this? One hint - spoken more than 100 years ago. "You cannot bring prosperity by discouraging thrift. You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong. You cannot help the wage earner by pulling down the wage payer. You cannot encourage the brotherhood of man by encouraging class hatred. You cannot build character and courage by taking away man’s initiative and independence. You cannot help men permanently by doing for them what they could and should do for themselves." Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock 1r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Walk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS—Director Attendance—Jim Skinner COLDWATER, MICH. Classification—John Dean, Ch. COMMUNITY SERVICE i 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cranston Wilcox Lester F. Wise FRED ANDERSON President Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE Vic»-Presid*nt Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce Ch Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. WAYNE FARST A»»'t Secy.-Treae. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore Program—Robert Nagle ★ Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. DIRECTORS - 1967s Fred Andereon. Bob Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information1968s Charles Bacon, Tom Cellini. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergoant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director ★ Normand Moore Board of Director* Meeting* Rotary Foundation— ★ Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — lit Thur«day of each month Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE at 12:00 o'clock noon World Community Service — CHARLES BACON — Director ★ Wilford Couillard, Ch. Employer-Employee Relations— Special - At the call of th* President Ralph Toupalik Ken Leavenworth, Ch. International Youth Project — ★ Gilbert Molitor Robert Sweet, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Matched Dist. and Club Program— Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS—Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen. Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks ,. GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— John Visosky, Ch. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. Duane Davidson . ■ Don Shorno STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan August—1966 2— Webb Treat .9—Paul ThompsoniFalr Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7— Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox • April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno . May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3— Fred Weeks 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken ' 24—Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member advise the program chairman of th* chang*. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with, the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman-Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER- JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay-----—278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn-------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth—.-------- —278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.-Marjorie----------278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther—.——278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret--------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara----- ...------------ 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene—.278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy----------------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane--------------------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo---- :—.278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.----- ...— ---------- -—278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett-St.-Charlotte---------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah-------------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------ 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ----------- 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake----------------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary. .Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma J—.’——•—.278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn------------ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma..’..—278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha___________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia------ ,------ — ---------- —279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea----------------- 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emilyj 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen---------- 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol------------------ --------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta---------- 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila-------- ..278-5078 Robert Nagle; 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan_______ . 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine------------------ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha---------------------- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36’N. Circle Dr.—Grace------- ——278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine____________ 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia-----------------------278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora-------- 1 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth______________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel----------- 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn---------- :—278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian. —ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis_________ 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phon* No.' Craig Sebald, R.R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louis* 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive ..369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon "Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur; 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 "Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING C0LDM1ER. MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P» M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fFelf^Je 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Be. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. May 9, 196? Tuesday's program: Looking Ahead: Bert Faller arranged for a description of Coldwater’s Urban Renewal Project. Director Richard Moore told us of the scope and objectives of this complex, sometimes controversial, comprehensive municipal improvement program. Next week, Bill Bobier has a "mystery” program. So, you’d better be present, especially since its the last regular meeting until June 6th. Michigan Week - May 21-2? . We'll participate by attending the outdoor barbecue at the park. Tuesday, May 30th is Memorial Day. READ THIS (at least) On Tuesday, June 6th, we return to the Elk’s Temple, and Keath Pearce has the program. The change was voted by our Board of Directors. Any objections may be submitted to President Fred or Secretary Ernie in writing. There will be no further bulletins until that week. Noel Shedd was received into membership, sponsored by Bob Yingling. He brings a splendid Community Service Record, and four year Rotary experience in the Sturgis Club. Welcome Noel. Visiting Rotarians: Jerry Hollister from Bronson. Guests: Chuck Woodward hosted his fellow members of the Branch County Tax Allocation Board - Bill Wilson, Ray Peake, Harold Sellers, John Mathews, Art Merchant, and George Hubbard (The last two also qualified as visiting Rotarians from Union City). President Fred’s guest was Dick Phelns of Coldwater. Weregret to see two membership losses: Bob Sweet because of a job change affecting classification, and Carlo Heikkinen due to his move to Adrian as School Superintendent. Clu* Program Attendance Tuesday was 73% {Total membership minus absentees and early leavers) Another Old Cannibal Story (for filler) First Cannibal: "The Chief has hay fever." Second Cannibal: "Serves him right; I told him not to eat that grass widow." Parting Wish « "As you slide down the bannister of life, may the splinters never point the wrong way.” Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE - Thomas Dining Room - Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday 12:00 o'clock �- CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — COLDWATER, MICH. Classification Richard D. Moore, Ch. —John Dean, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 " FRED ANDERSON -------------------- Presid.nl . ROBERT NAGLE --------------- Vice-President ERNEST W. LOSE------------------------ Secretary JOHN KLEIN --------------------------- Treasurer 'WAYNE FARST------------Ass'! Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Board of Directors Meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson. Ch. Lester F. Wise Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban —B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams Magazine—Rea E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobier, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Youth — Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Normand Moore Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS—Salt lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan * Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. Doh Shorno World Community Service — Wllford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9— Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16— —Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Coulllard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10— Conrad Swart 17 — Fritz Van Aken . JONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky,'Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Blrlnger ■ Duane Davidson May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES* NITE-Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater-Fay------ —278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn----------- —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.----------------278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marione--------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265. Hull St.-Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther------------- 278-2682 "Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-Margaret--------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .--------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene— -278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy--------------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane .— ------------ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. .—------- : 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma-------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett. St.-Charlotte ------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah ----------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris----------- 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore———278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth -——-2/9-z2oo Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake---- --------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago §♦.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma—---------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn-----------.278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St,—Wilma-.. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _____ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia------ ------------------------ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy-------- 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea-------------------278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth,-213 N. Hudson—Emily---------- 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth------ ----------------------- 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen---------278-2947 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol--------------------------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice--------------- 278-5819 Normand.Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta——.278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine---------- 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys------------ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila---------- 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan__________ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand. St—Retha-------------------- ..279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace------- ------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine—; :——278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia—2--------- --—278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora-------------- 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth------------------------ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel..------- 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn----------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian.--------- ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis-------------- 278-5006 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P- M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys __*x_- :_____ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara______________ 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice________________ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly_________ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie_____ _______ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. GOLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes\ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 6, 196? June 13 Chick Kennedy, as program chairman, has secured Mr. Julius Mikulak who will discuss the topic “Quality Control and Zero Defects Programs”. This Week we returned to the Elks Temple where Fred Neer and Carlo Heikkinen presented President Reithmiller of Olivet College. His story of the highlights of his 1966 trip to Europe and some of the Iron Curtain countries was both interesting and thought-provoking. Guests and Visiting Rotarians. From Bronson - Nelson Weber and Phil Hensley; from Sturgis, larry Ives; and from Hamilton, Ohio, Chai Dyer. Charles Bristol’s guest was Don Rossetter of Quality Spring Products Company. Two new members in one week! Duke Davison inducted Santford Jolley. Santford is a former member, and on the staff of the Coldwater Daily Reporter. Ken Putnam presented Jack Gift, M.D., Resident Radiologist at the Community Health Center. Welcome to the Coldwater Rotary Club. (Among other things, you’ll help lower the average age of our membership.) The 58th annual Rotary International Convention at Nice, France, registered 19»5^3 Rotarians from 101 countries. 6,145 were from the U.S.A.; 6,163 from host France; Korea 27; Vietnam 4; United Arab Republic 4; Israel 14; U.S.S.R. 0. Kiyoski Togasiki of Tokyo, Japan, was elected President of Rotary International for 1968-69. He will follow incoming Rotary International President Luther H. Hodges of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The final address was by Lord Avon (formerly Sir Anthony Eden) and he said on Vietnam “Those who persist in asking for an American unconditional withdrawal are calling for something which cannot be realized and which if it took place without any reciprocal agreements, would be disastrous." Two Quotes for the Week: “The United States has 8$ of the World’s population We consume 56$ of the World’s production" and "History teaches us the hard lesson that whether in local communities or international affairs: The Have-Nots never like the Haves.” Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock iese Neighboring Clubs BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock i ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday 12:00 o'clock �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS—Director Attendance—Jim Skinner COLDWATER, MICH. Classification—John Dean, Ch. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mufchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise FRED ANDERSON ------------------- President Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE . Vico-Prasident Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E, Harold Goodholm Warren Williams ERNEST W. LUSE---------------------- Secretary Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobler, Ch. WAYNE FARST----------- As»'t Secy.-Treas. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore ★ Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests-John Visosky, Ch. DIRECTORS — 1967s Fred Anderson, Bob Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken Milford A. McKeith Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Youth—Carroll I. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Mark S. Andrews ★ MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director ★ Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings Rotary Foundation— ★ Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Robert G. Yingling at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Special — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan • CHARLES BACON—Director Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno 1966-1967 ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9— Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 ,4—Gust Burandt JI—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sobaid November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10— Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) Duane Davidson 31— Richard Biringer May-1967 2—John Dean .?—Albert Faller 16—'William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 .4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the R6tary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night; may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. .4, Coldwater—Fay—...278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn j-------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth— -----------278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie--------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------ 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------------278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret-------------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara----- i— ----------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene------ 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy-----------------279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— _____________ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.--------------------------- 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte---------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah____________ 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris-------------278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth__________ 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake----------------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago-St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma-------- ------ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson' St.—Quinn------------ 278-6788 NAME’ Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 1-------------------------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea__________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4-Ruth__________________ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen——278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 795 Angola Rd.—Annetta ...278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine______ 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond. Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila ;_ ..278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha __________ 279-9360 Roy C. Fatterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace-; __ .278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth______________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn__________ 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis. i i 278-5006 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sobaid, R. R. 2, Morrison Lako-Rlfa 278-8318 Donald V.'Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys______________ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen Sec. 34.66, P.-L. & R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49056 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcQp! 278-6730 . �qP “He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^W The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 13, 1967 A TIP OF THE HAT to Chick Kennedy for providing an A-l program this week. His speaker, J. E. Mikulak, staff assistant to the (general manngpr of Quality control, Brake and Steering Division of Bendix Corporation, described the ’’Zero Defect” program as a ’’step in the right direction toward building integrity, citizenship and responsibility among American workmen.” NEXT TUESDAY, the program is to be in charge of Buss Moore, whom we were unable to reach for advance information. However, knowing Huss, we are sure he will come up with something worth hearing, or seeing, or hath, as the case may be. FUN AFLOAT: Word is out that Norm Moore is planning the club’s annual stag for July 10 at Coldwater Take- The group will meet at the public fishing site on the west side of the lake, and travel by raft to a “secluded” spot for a steak fry, etc. Reservations will be taken June 27. JOHN ELWELL, of Hamilton, Ohio, is back at his summer home and was a Tuesday visitor along with Rotarians Jack Woolridge of Chappel, Nebraska, Robert Althoff of Sydney, Ohio, and Ray Smith of Bronson. ONLY ONE EARLY LEAVER THIS WEEK! MISSING FACES TUESDAY: Bacon, Biringer, Culy, Henry, Kerr, Molitor, Norm Moore, Olson, Pierson, Putnam. Skinner, Thompson, and Wilcox. William Weaver has been proposed for membership. His major classification is Aluminum Industry, and his Minor, Aluminum Fabrication Manufacturing. Any objection to his membership should be made to the Secretary in writing within 10 days. CIOSINS THOUGHT: There is something rarer than abilityo It is the ability to recognize ability. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'dock A. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock « �COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director TOM COLLINS—Director Community Safety — COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Richard D. Moor., Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Cranston Wilcox Lester F. Wise FRED ANDERSON Pr.iid.nt Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE Vice-President Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Scholarship, Student Loans, JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Awards—William Bobler, Ch. WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Normand Moore John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore ★ Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Program—Robert Nagle Fritz Van Aken DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— .... Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Milford A. McKelth Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. 1968: Chari.* Bacon, Tom Collin*. Olin Dally Rotary Information— Duane E* Davidson, Ch. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organilt INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director ★ Normand Moore Board of Director* Meeting* Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Robert G. Yingling at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE World Community Service — ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Wllford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk Special — At th. call of th. Pr.sid.nt Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. International Youth Project — Gilbert Molitor Robert Sweet, Ch. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Robert Loose Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Matched Dist. and Club Program— Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— John Visosky, Ch. Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan 1 Duane Davidson Don Shorno ★ 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2—Webb' Treat 9— Paul ThompsonlFalr Comm.) 16----- Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wllford Couillard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox ‘ April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bove* 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikkinen October-1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sobaid November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson . (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll I. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno < May-1967 2—John Dean .9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey January—1967 3— Fred Weeks 10— Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken 24— Reo Goodwin (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise'the program chairman of th* change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester I. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay---------278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn--------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth---------------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie--------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean-. 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara------------------ —278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------ 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-Dorothy__________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane t 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.____________ ;----- 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte--------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah___________ 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------ 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma________ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn—-____ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma ____ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha____________ 278-8840 John Klein’, Box 148—Patricia ______ s. : 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy____ 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea__________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice________ 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine. 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys.2_____ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan_______ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha______________ 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine_____________278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia . LiJi____ .1278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora______ ! 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth_______________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn_________ 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis________ 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd,, R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 369-9092 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky. 66 Sonet' Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. C 0L D11A PER, MICHIGAN 49035 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcJ^^ 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Besti^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JUNE 20, 1967 Our final meeting of the Rotary Year will be held next Tuesday. Mark Andrews is Program Chairman for that day. This Tuesday (for the information of the 25 Rotarians who were ABSENT OR left) WE HEARD AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION OF THE ’’HIDDEN Sickness” i.e. Drug Abuse. MacMcKeith arranged for Ned Shaw of Smith, Klein and French Company to bring out the characteristics, CAUSES, and CONTROLS of the WRONGFUL!. USE OF THE MEDICALLV IMPORTANT DRUGS; AMPHETAMINES AND BARBITURATES. Visiting Rotarians; Dwight Bennett from Van Wert, 0h>o; Rev* Lloyd Phillips of Bronson; and Hugh Fritz from Jackson, BOB YrNGLING ■****/oV**C€ft WAT neXF THE La1>I£S N.JTE STARTS AT 6;15 P.M - Social Hour or 6:45 P.M. D1nner. John Klein's rm-pouf £»„ AN IMPROVEMENT IN THE NET Sot™ r»*>A*JOiAL rcsulto pcv^alfd INCOME. WHEN THE LAST FEW INCOME-OUTGO HE HOPES THIS WILL REACH $2,500 ITEMS ARE SETTLED. $1,000 HAS ALREADY BEEN COMMITTED TO THE TlBBITS THEATRE PROJECT. Quote;from ’’Service Is My Business”; Sir George Schuster - ’’The GOAL OF BOTH LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SHOULD BE TO INCREASE THE SIZE OF THE CAKE RATHER THAN QUARREL OVER HOW IT SHOULD BE DIVIDED.” Oran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock 1r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director COLDWATER, MICH Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safely — 1966.1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore August—1966 c,"“'Ficatlon-John Dean, Ch. Richard D. Moore, Ch. 2—Webb Treat Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Robert Hawley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulehahey, Ch. .9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) March-1967 16——Ray Pitts Crippled Children — FRED ANDERSON --------------------- President Cranston Wilcox 7—Lester Wise 23—George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. 30—Olin Dally Lester F. Wise ROBERT NAGLE--------------- Vice-President 21 —Wllford Couillard Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE-----------------------Secretary Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. (World Understanding) Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm September—1966 28—Cranston Wilcox JOHN KLEIN---------------------------- Treasurer Warren Williams Magazine-Reo E. Goodwin 6—Clyde Williams WAYNE FARST------------ Ass't Secy.-Treas. 13—Robert Kerr Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Scholarship, Student Loans, April-1967 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobier, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dist. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 11—Seton Bovee SATORS ~ ,Froc* Anderson, Bob Program—Robert Nagle 18—Ralph Toupallk Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Public Relations— October—1966 Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cu(y. 25—Carlo Heikkinen Fritz Van Aken 4—Gust Burandt Milford A. McKeith 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information — 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. May-1967 18—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 2—John Dean 25—Craig Sebald MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Mark S. Andrews 9—Albert Faller Sergeant-at-Arms— 16—William Bobior INTERNATIONAL SERVICE November — 1966 Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. ?2“£harles Woodward 1—Fred Neer DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Board of Directors Meetings 30—Robert Hawley Normand Moore 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary Foundation— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 15—Roy C. Patterson June—1967 Roy C. Patterson, Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon „ .. (Rotary Foundation) 6—B. K. Pearce Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE 22—Jim Skinner 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — CHARLES BACON—Director W McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews Special — At the call of the President Wllford Couillard, Ch. Employer-Employee Relations— December—1966 Ralph Toupalik Ken Leavenworth, Ch. 6—Harold Goodholm July-1967 International Youth Project — Gilbert Molitor 13—Chester Allemler 4—H. Vincent Komstien DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam 11—Russell F. Moore Robert Loose President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. 27—Don Shorno 18—E. Ken Leavenworth Torg Skabo 25—Raymond Mulehahey Matched Diet, and Club Program— RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah January—1967 Richard Blringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— General Secretary, Rotary International 3 — Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. 10—Conrad Swart Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS Trade Associations— SPECIAL EVENTS Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. „ rJ.Ro,a,ry Magazine Week) STAG DAY—Normand Moore STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan * Don Shorno Duane Davidson 31—Richard Blringor LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Le:akJ966-1967‘ !f *ou wi,h.,o change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of th. Members having special programs, such as ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGIE, Program Chalrman-Te°o7h^^ ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, .1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay —278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy_________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane________________ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma_____ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 11278-5842 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ______________ 279-9551 Sk°b?f 155 No"°w» RtU R. R- 2—Nellie____ 278-6316 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy_lll 278-6501 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive_______ 369-9092 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea___________ 278-6951 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 1278-4350 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1 Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth________________ 278-2261 oai’ i?X' Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 B?lph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol_______________ 279-9551 svr ArLat' 34 Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann_____ 278-5585 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys_____________ 278-4243 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 1111279-5094 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 1278-4159 Raymond Mulehahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 1278-4029 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan :___ 279-9492 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy__Z111111_278-261 2 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 1278-5512 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Lsster F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia___________________ 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 ' Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 1111278-5033 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater— Ruth 279-9428 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 HONORARY MEMBER Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen.. —278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcoj^ Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49D36 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. __________________________________________ JUNE 27, 1967_________________________________________ A Look Ahead: No meeting next week - Independence Day. Tuesday, July 11 Russ Moore has the program and the following week Ken Leavenworth. Stag "Flotation’* night at Coldwater Lake is Monday, July 10, and if you haven’t s°«AT oi$cE so Chairman Norm Moore can order the steaks. 6:15 P.M. Public Access, Call Pres. Fred by Sat. for reservation.Rajndate 7/17. Mark Andrews presented Roy H. Nelson of the Michigan Corrections Department. The speaker gave an excellent discussion of probation and parole and phosles problems and needs. The historical change from revenge and restraint to rehabilitation has brought us to the point of need for research on better METHODS FOR PREDICTING RESULTS OF PROBATION AND NEW WAYS TO REACH THE OFFENDER AND I l-IQTE GRATES iM IM BACK INTO HIS COMMUNITY, THE COMMUNITY’S RESPONSIBILITY 18 A NEW POINT OF EMPHASIS. Hobart Ingle, Probation Officer for Branch and Hillsdale Counties, was Mark’s GUEST AT THE MEETING. And the Gavel passed on from Fred to Bob. Fred should surely have reflections on, ano satisfaction from, an eventful, productive year, and a job well done. President-Elect Bob picks Up the challenge of the year to come. No one doubts his ability to keep the "Rotary Wheel Turning." Juan Villaverde’s report and the significance of our club’s aid to him ano HIS FAMILY WAS HEART-WARMING. REACTION. THE UNUSUAL APPLAUSE CLEARLY EXPRESSED OUR Re inAldo Gonzalez was a * guest and orient this family is credited with an "assist" for helping into our community. From Secretary Ernie’s Report: Twenty of our members are Past-Presidents (21 now) and 18 are Senior Active - Bill Bob 1 er is our most recent senior member. We have one member under 30; most men, 27, between the ages of 40 AND 50; AND OUR "DEAN" Roy FOX IS - WELL LET*S SAY WHEN ERNIE REPORTS NEXT YEAR HE CAN USE THE TERM: "FOUR SCORE YEARS AND." OUR 77 MEMBER-COUNT STAYED THE SAME (WITH 7 LOSSES BALANCED BY 7 NEW MEMBERS) AND THE AVERAGE ATTENDANCE WAS 89.61$. Visiting Rotarians: Art Merchant from Union City Glen Barnett from Bronson. and Jerry Hollister and The Bulletin Plan for the coming year will provide improvement and variety. Four men^ Fred Hough, first Tuesday; Dick Moore, second Tuesday; Ax Olson, third Tuesday; and Paul Thompson, fourth Tuesday, will also provide broader representation and different interests. Seton and I will fill in if any of THESE FELLOWS SHOULD B^tlRAFTED, TAKE A WORLD CRUISE OR THE LIKE. I DEA FOR THE MONTH! (FROM Time): "It’S REPORTED THAT RALPH NADER, OUR MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY PROMOTER, IS ATTEMPTING TO GET NASSER TO I.NSTALL BACK-UP LIGHTS on his EgypTan Tanks." _ "Thanks to everyone in our Club for excellent cooperation and participation in our Rotary activities during my year. It’s been a real pleasure to work WITH ALL OF YOU." President Fred You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON •— Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock .JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore 1966 >1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 Classificatron-John Dean, Ch. Richard D. Moore, Ch. 2—Webb Treat Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Robert Hawley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin-Ray Mulchahey, Ch. 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) March-1967 16—Ray Pitts Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox FRED ANDERSON--------------------- President 7—Leiter Wise 23 —George Pierce Kenneth Putnam, Ch. 14—Frederick Hough Fellowship—pau| w. Thompson, Ch. 30—Olin Dally ROBERT NAGLE--------------- Vice-President Lester F. Wise 21 —Wilford Coulllard Bernard Laney Frederick A. Hough, ERNEST W. LUSE---------------------- Secretary Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. (World Understanding) Jim Endicott, t. Harold Goodholm September—1966 Warren Williams 2B—Cranston Wilcox JOHN KLEIN---------------------------- Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin 6—Clyde Williams WAYNE FARST------------ Ass't Secy.-Treas. 13—Robert Kerr Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Scholarship, Student Loans, April-1967 20—Robert Loose Awards—William Bobler, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore 4—Jim Endicott 27—Dlst. Gov. Visit Normand Moore 11—Seton Bove* DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. 18 —Ralph Toupalik October—1966 Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Cu(y. Public Relations— 25—Carlo Heikkinen Fritz Van Aken 4 — Gust Burandt Milford A. McKelth 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collin*. 11—Gilbert Molitor Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. May-1967 IB—Howard Teeter Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. 2—John Dean 25 —Craig Sebald MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Mark S. Andrews 9—Albert Faller Sergeant-at-Arms— 16—William Bobler INTERNATIONAL SERVICE November—1966 Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. 23—Charles Woodward 1—Fred Neer DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director 30—Robert Hawley Normand Moore Board of Director* Meeting* 8—Duane E. Davidson Rotary Foundation— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month 15—Roy C. Patterson June—1967 Roy C. Patterson. Ch. (Rotary Foundation) at 12:00 o'clock noon 6— B. K. Pearce Robert G. Yingling 22—Jim Skinner VOCATIONAL SERVICE 13—John Kennedy 29—Carroll L. Barnes World Community Service — 20—Milford A. McKelth CHARLES BACON—Director 27—Mark S. Andrews Special — At the call of the President Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Employer-Employee Relations— December—1966 Ralph .Toupalik Ken Leavenworth, Ch. 6—Harold Goodholm July-1967 International Youth Project — Gilbert Molitor 13—Chester Allemler 4—H. Vincent Komstlen DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Robert Sweet, Ch. 20—Ken Putnam Four-Way Test— 11—Russell F. Moore Robert Loose President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. 27—Don Shorno 18—E. Ken Leavenworth Torg Skabo 25—Raymond Mulchahey Matched Dlst. and Club Program— RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. Occupational Informatiion— General Secretary, Rotary International 3—Fred Weeks Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS SPECIAL EVENTS Trade Associations— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 24 —Rea Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. Webster Treat, Ch. .(Rotary Magazine Week) STAG DAY—Normand Moore STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan ’ Don Shorno I Duane Davidson 31—Richard Blringer LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the arouran. s u. s. Members having special programs, such as Ladies Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE,'program Chaffm^-ToVnnh’nnn^Toodo-: ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn________ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ; 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .... j.278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd _________ 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkipen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen ..278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma_______..278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ... 279-9551 H. Vincent Komstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Z 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea__________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol________________ 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila— 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia .______ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1. Union City—Evelyn Ji 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR NAME. Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. nrai0i^»racL' R’ R\?l Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Tara si Xi Sh!°« M 156 & £5lea»9°aStA~l’OU,,e-------- 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2-Nellle 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive________ 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 1278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marlon 278-4222 di lt Tho|P1Ps“n» 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara 278-6603 W^L?¥pal lt'DR,nR>-5fJ1573 'Y- Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 I?at' 5’»34 Coldwater Lake-Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann_____ 278-5585 y'?rn?f. VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara -.279-5094 Fred H. Wilbur, Weeks, 144 R. R.S.4— Beatrice oyn.stco Wesley Clay St --------------------------- oygllAfg Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 27B-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 F. Wise, R. R. 2-Celia_____________ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pollv 97A-<nii Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natali. Y-------------- 27A-43Q? HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen.. ' >»Wa34 66. P. LB B^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcojt) .278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^F The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Tuesday, July 11, 1967 ATTENTION! COMING EVENT Rotary Stag Night, Monday, July 17th at 6:15 P.M. The rafts will he at the Coldwater Lake Public Fishing Site to pick you up for a restful and relaxing ride to the cook-out. This is your '*second chance” after last week’s rain off. Come on out and have a good time. Norm Moore promises "aged steaks” cooked to perfection. FEEDERS - CANNERS - SHEEP - IAMBS - PIGS - HOGS Stanley Green, manager of the Coldwater Livestock Auction Company, presented the Club with a very fine program last Tuesday. Stan gave facts and figures on a Branch County industry that few Rotarians knew much about. You should take Stan up on his invitation to attend an auction any Thursday afternoon, and see what goes on for yourself. Thanks to Russ Moore for providing an informative and entertaining program from our own Coldwater area. WE ARE INCREASED BY ONE !!! Chuck Woodward presented William "Bill" Weaver to the Club as a new member. Bill is General Manager of Fabrication at American International Aluminum. He has had a varied industrial career and will make a fine addition to our Club. Be sure to meet Bill and make him feel welcome. More information to come later on Bill. A COMING ATTRACTION - ATTEND NEXT TUESDAY Ken Leavenworth has invited Mr. Norman Olmstead as program speaker for next Tuesday’s meeting. Mr. Olmstead is the new Superintendent of Coldwater Schools. He is an alumnus of the University of Michigan, and comes to Coldwater from the Southfield, Michigan school system. Be sure to attend and meet this new Coldwater man. WHO SAID THAT? Congratulations to Ray and Dorris Fox on 51 years of marriage. Ray said "It doesn’t seem like 51 years, but it wasn’t yesterday either!”. Anyway, Best Wishes for many years to come. FINE JOB WELL DONE Thanks to Bob Yingling for providing an excellent Ladies Night party. Bob reports 71 for dinner, and 73 attending "Annie" at Tibbits. A good evening’s entertainment enjoyed by all. 6 WO WAS THAT? S ulsitiSe R°tarians were John Ryan, Park Forrest, Illinois; Al Wiler and Elmer Houghton of Bronson; Mel Rice returned Harold Cottington to the Club for a visit; and John Dean’s guest was Bob Sweet. We had five early leavers, and the ollowing were absent: Bent, Bristol, Burandt, Dally, Molitor, Owens, Pierce, Pierson, Pitts, Al Rice, and Visosky. WORD TO THE WISE There have been some comments about the noon meeting meal. Some say the plates are too small, and others too large. The problem is the man carrying the plate, ir is impossible to take some of everything without getting it all mixed up. Next week, plan ahead. Be creative. Be selective. Be careful. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock # ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock JONESVILLE - Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �1966-1967 COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director TOM COLLI NS—Director Community Safety — COLDWATER/ MICH Attendance—Jim Skinner Richard D. Moore, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON ROBERT NAGLE ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN KLEIN WAYNE FARST President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Au't Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Andenon. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist ★ Board of Directors Meetings Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the. call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2—Webb Treat 9— Paul ThompsonfFair Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally Robert Hawley Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Scholarship, Student Loans, Awards—William Bobior, Ch. Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL SERVICE DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation— Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ■ Robert G. Yingling World Community Service — ’ Wilford Couillard, Ch, Ralph Toupalik -International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit October—1966 4—Gust Burandt Il-Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation). 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L, Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10— Conrad Swarf 17—Fritz Van Aken . SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer Duane Davidson February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford CoullFard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—8. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy . 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstien 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES'.NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. 'If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change, Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay------ —278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn----------- —278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth—- -------- —278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie----- —278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-Margaret----------- —278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------ - —278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean------------ —278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- — 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara------------------- —278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine----- .—278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-------- .^.278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene- ...278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy------------ ...279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane— -------------- ...278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----- ...278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd--------- —-------- __ 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma— __ 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte—. ...278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah------------- __ 278-8132 278-5318 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare— —278-6517 279-9266 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth —.------Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake--------- ------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma—---------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn-------------278-6788 Phone No. NAME Address and Rotary Ann .. 278-5790 John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma------—278-8840 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha—--------—279-9551 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia------ ------------------278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy. -278-6951 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea----------E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily-----------278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R., No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret—767-7508 Ernest . W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth---- >------- ------------------ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen----------278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol--------------------------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta———278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine----------- 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys------------ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila---------- 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan----------------- 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine — - 278-5512 Axner Olson) 340 Grand St—Retha----------------- .----- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace------ -------- 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine---------------------- 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia------------------------ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora-------------- 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth______________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel—------- 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn----------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis________ 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono Nd. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R, R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive__________369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie_____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcU1 FREDERICK 11. WEEKS QUAIi I ?Y SPR INS ?R 5 D’J 2 rs» JN 2 • COLDOTSRt MICHIGAN 4SJ56 .278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 18, 1967 If you have any questions about Saudi Ababia, come to next Tuesday’s meeting prepared to ask them. Virice Komstien, who has the program, is presenting Kenwood Drayton, Recently returned from Saudi Arabia after spending two years thebe with an oil company. NORMAN C. OIMSTED, new superintendet of Coldwater schools, got acquainted with the Rotarians and vice versa Tuesday. He gave an interesting review of his goals and philosophy of a school administrator's job in any community. Ken Leavenworth arranged the program. VISITING ROTARIANS were Nelson Weber, Ray Smith and Jerry Hollister of Bronson; George Choate of Unionville, Mo.; Lindsey Baker and William King of Quincy; and Cal Cyer of Hamilton, Ohio. MISSING FACES . . • Barnes, Bent, Bristol, Burandt, Klein, Kerr, Komstien, Man, Dick Moore, Olson, George Pierce, Pitts, Putnam, Skinner, Visosky, Weaver, Warren Williams, Wilcox and Yingling. NEW IDEA - - «= During the coming year members will be asked to serve as greeters for two weeks at a time. Fred Anderson, Mark Andrews, and Doc Bacon are elated to serve next Tuesday, with Carroll Barnes, Harvey Bent, and Dick Biringer assigned for August 1 and 8. CLOSING THOUGHT - - Old flames can cause bad burns. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ift LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �- CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. FRED ANDERSON Prezident Lester F. Wise Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAOLE--------------- Vice-President Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans, WAYNE FARST------------ Au't Secy.-Tr.as. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Milford A. McKelth 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— Olin Dally 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings Rotary Foundation— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. ★ Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. President Rotary International Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations— Governor, 636 Diet., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan ■ World Community Service — Wilford Coulllard, Ch. Ralph Toupallk International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9— Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16— Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose Dtst. 27Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March—1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Coulllard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupallk 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sobaid November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemler 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10— Conrad Swart 17— Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) Duane Davidson 31— Richard Stringer May-1967 2—John Dean • 9—Albert Falter 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moor. 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemler, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay--------- 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth---------------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara----------------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara_______ 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy_________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane...---------------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—.-------------------- 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma---------278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah------------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth------------------ 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma_________278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn_______ 278-6788 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — ___________ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea__________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 1_ 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2. Tekonsha—Margaret —767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth______________ -—278-2261 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-CaroI________________ 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys C____ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila_______ 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine - .278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia.! _______ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn_________ 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis____U.X 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner. R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet. R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marlon 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanA ken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy .278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie_________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER 278-6730 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR <1 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always WelcdK) R! iienm. uh. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN <9036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. July 25, 196? BANCO Last Tuesday, Kenwood Drayton gave a very interesting talk'about the activities of the American Oil Company in the Middle East. | It was a real opportunity to hear a first hand report from a person employed in that area. He was introduced by Vince Kornstein. S THE ROTARY BELL President Bob Nagle nearly broke his newly acquired gavel last week trying to beat a gong out of the brass bell - seems an unknown prankster filled it with paraffin wax. PROGRAMS COMING On August 1st, Ralph Toupalik will have the program, which will be on Rotary’s Camp Emery. On August 9th, Paul Thompson will have the program. He is bringing to us 10 or 12 students who will talk about their 4-H projects. The next program chaimen ares Reo Goodwin August 15 Gilbert Molitor August 22 Robert Loose August 29 Don’t wait - good programs require planning ahead. GREETERS SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST July 18 and July 25: Frederick Anderson, Mark Andrews, Charles Bacon,M.D. August 1 and 8s Carroll Barnes, Harvey Bent, Dick Biringer August 15 and 22; Bill Bobier, Seton Bovee, Chuck Bristol. August 29 and Sept.5: Gust Burandt, Tom Collins, Will Couillard ATTENDANCE The following were absent Tuesday: Bacon, Bovee, Burandt, Davidson, Endicott, Klein, Man, Norman Moore, Al Rice, Teeter, Thompson, Visosky, Clyde Williams, and Warren Williams. Early Leavers: Patterson, Skinner, Swart, Sebald, Molitor. VISITING ROTARIANS We had the following visitors last week: Morris Wood and Clarence Snyder from Bronson; John Elwell, Chai Dyer from Hamilton, Ohio; William King from Quincy; Rev. Floyd Spree, Brentwood, Mo. Robert S. Thompson was a guest of Chai pyer, and Harold Kohlmeier and Reg. Carey, guests of Fred Weeks. QUIPS FOR THE WEEK "The latest invention: A Metracal Inhaler for hat heads.” "The ability to speak several languages is an asset, but to be able to hold your tongue in one language is priceless." "Silence may be golden, silence may be yellow - take your choice.” •The joint checking account is never overdrawn by the wife, it is just under deposited by her husband." You Will Always Be Welcome at These NeigtoWMil MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock * QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �COMMUNITY SERVICE 1966-1967 — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director TOM COLLINS—Director Community Safety — COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Richard D. Moore, Ch. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 FRED ANDERSON-------- - ---------- President ROBERT NAGLE Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer WAYNE FARST Ass't Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON—Organist ★ Board of Directors Meetings Classification—John Dean, Ch. Clyde Williams, Axner Olson Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Cranston Wilcox Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Program—Robert Nagle Public Relations— , . Milford A. McKeith Rotary Information— ' Duane E. Davidson, Ch. Mark S. Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms— Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. Normand Moore ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ Special — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City; Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS-Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte,-Michigan VOCATIONAL SERVICE ’ CHARLES BACON—Director Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen. Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16— Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally Robert Hawley Crippled Children — Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Warren Williams Scholarship, Student loans, Awards—William Bobler, Ch. Normand Moore Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. Fritz Van Aken Youth—Carroll L. Bames, Ch. Olin Dally ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE , DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Rotary Foundation— : Roy C. Patterson. Ch. ■ Robert G., Yingling World Community Service — Wiiford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik . J International Youth Project — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wiiford Couillard. (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter . 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 . 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson ■ (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17— Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin Jahn Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Biringer • Duane Davidson »• May-1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobler 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mutchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay---------278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn--------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth—-—•-------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie —i—278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret--------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther------------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------------278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara------------------------278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine--------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------- 278-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene------278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Avo.-Dorothy----------------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane-------- - ----------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.---------------------------278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte--------- 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah------------------- 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------ 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth —J—,------- 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake-----------------278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen—278-4115 Andrew Henry, R, 4, Coldwater—Velma-------------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn------------ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma—.—— 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha___________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ----------------- •——279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290*Grand St.—Dorothy;. 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea------------------278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily---------- 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. ■ Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth------------------------------ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen---------- 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol i—i----------------- 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine---------- 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila----------- 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------------ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha----------- - ---------- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Graces— 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine_____________ 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia----------------------- 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall .St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth------------------------- 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, ,-11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel—— 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn---------------- 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey,. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ____ 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phono No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 .____ 369-9092 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna— 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys______________ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4-Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-Cella 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly_________ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie_____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P- M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcdtB FREDERICK H* WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 «_____ 278-6730 �iQP “He Profits Most IPho Serves BestU The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater^ Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 1, 1967 4-H Fair Week, August 7-12. So Program Chairman Paul Thompson will bring us some of the 4-H youth. They will tell of their projects and training. Camp Emery is much more real and meaningful to Rotarians who reviewed the excellent slide-sound presented hy Ralph Toupalik Tuesday. District Governor Dr. Wesley Logan’s visit (in October I believe) will also mean more since this project is one of his points of emphasis. This writer was one of apparently many members who did not even know the name of our 1967 representative. Ax Olson did know, and will bring him as a guest soon—Terry Trott. Welcome to Don Rossetter. Our newest member was presented by Chuck Bristol. Don is Vice President of Quality Springs Products Company. We are sure you will gain much from your membership, Don, and that the Club will benefit from your membership and service. Note: All Committee reports are due by August 15th. Four copies, (no squawks please, the Federal Government was up to 11 at last report) Visiting Rotarians. Dwight Bennett, Van Wert, Ohio; L. W. Reydon, Battle Creek; Vernon Downing, Marshall; and John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio. Guests: Bob Sweet was the guest of Dick Moore. I Early Leavers: Patterson, Pearce, Swart, Pierson, Culy, Norm Moore, Chuck Woodward, Yingling, Hough, and Shorno. Absent: Andrews, Bacon, Burandt, Gift, Loose, Owens, Al Rice, Mel Rice, Thompson, Visosky, Weaver, Weeks, Warren Williams. Next Week’s Greeters: Carroll Barnes, Harvey Bent, Dick Biringer. Next Week’s Bulletin - Dick Moore. (We’ll be back on schedule from then on—we hope) Out of the Past - Thanks to Red McKnight. Vol 1, the first Club Bulletin, appeared nearly 34 years ago, November 12, 1933. This publication, called •'The Experiment” was actually the second effort of our Club to have a bulletin, according to Glenn Cowell’s lead article. He announced that he was taking responsibility for the first issue, but "members of my committee will successively take my place." So, unknowingly, the Bulletin rotation plan for this year was used nearly 34 years ago! Also from Volume 1, #l’s Quip Department: Sam Schultz (M.D.) was called in to see a boy who had swallowed a bullet. Sam prescribed the usual big dose of castor oil and said, "Give him all this, but be careful not to point him at anyone! " '• Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Halk's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock ‘ �- CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Classification—John Dean, Ch. Richard D. Moore, Ch. * Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. Lester F. Wise Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans, Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobler, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore ★ Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests—John Visosky, Ch. D'^CTORS “ 1967: Fred Anderson. Bob Public Relations— Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Fritz Van Aken Milford A. Me Keith 1968: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Youth —Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. Rotary Information— 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Olin Dally Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON-Organist Sergeant-at-Arms— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Normand Moore Board of Directors Meetings Rotary Foundation— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month ★ Roy C. Patterson. Ch. at 12:00 o'clock noon Robert G. Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE FRED ANDERSON-------------------- President ROBERT NAOLE--------------- Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE---------------------- Secretary JOHN KLEIN --------------------------- Treasurer WAYNE FARST------------ Ass’t Secy.-Treas. ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President Employer-Employee Relations— Ken Leavenworth, Ch.★ Gilbert Molitor DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— President Rotary International Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. General Secretary, Rotary International Fred H. Weeks GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Trade Associations— Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International Webster Treat, Ch. STUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan • Don Shorno World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. Ralph Toupalik International Youth Prelect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2— Webb Treat 9—Paul Thompson(Falr Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23— George Pierce 30— Olin Dally September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemter 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3— Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24— Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. .(Rotary Magazine Week) 31— Richard Blringer Duane Davidson February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21-Wilford Couillard . (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox ' April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen May—1967 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16—William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June—1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKelth 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chanae Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay 278-2903 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn________ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Aye.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ! 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara_______ 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy_________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane________________278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd. 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ..278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah______ _____ 278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ' 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln ’St.—Lanore_____ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth__________ 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — : 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma________ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn_______ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 1________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea___________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret...767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth_________________ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta^. 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys __ 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine _____ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha :__________ 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace _ 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine : 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia _______ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1. Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet R. R. 1, Colon Rd.-Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake-Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.-Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys______________278-4243 John Visosky. 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice _ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163-Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater-Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. ' PRBDBtrCKB. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcd^D 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes\ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 8, 1967 ROTARY HEARS OF M FAIR NEWS Program Chairman Paul Thompson present Harold Rouget, Branch^County 4-H Management Specialist. Paul explained the importance of a full-time 4-H leader in the county to work with the 4-H youth. Mr. Rouget introduced Fair Board President Marc Semmelroth and Secretary-Manager Leland Sanford. Other guests were 4-H King and Queen Kent Neitzert and Jill Morrison. Cheryl Robbins gave a short report on a 4-H Citizenship trip to Washington, D.C., and Sharon Church spoke about the Dairy Food Products School at East Lansing. Sharon also read the descriptions of four attractive and well dressed 4-H gals who will represent Branch County in home sewing at the State 4-H Show. Rotarians ... you still have time to visit the many fine exhibits at the Fair. See the great work and projects Branch County youth have assembled for you. BOARD MEETING NOTES President Bob stresses the importance of being a good Rotarian and attending all meetings possible. With that in mind, you should know the rules. So here they are. If you are absent from four consecutive meetings, membership shall automatically terminate unless absence is made up by attendance at another club or unless you have been temporarily excused by the Board for good reason. The membership of a member whose percentage of attendance is less than 60% for the first or second six months of our fiscal year shall automatically terminate unless he has been excused by the Board for good reason. Attendance is important to you and your club. So when absent, plan to make up at a nearby club. You will make new acquaintances and enjoy new contacts. Call another absentee and attend together. You can "make up" for a meeting either six days in advance or six days after our meeting day. The Rotary Board also passes the request of Fritz Van Aken to be classified as "Senior Active". Early Leavers and Absent You are missing fine programs by leaving early. Can’t you spare a half hour for a fellow Rotarian’s program? Think about it ... The following were absent: Andrews, Bristol, Gift, Laney, Molitor, Teeter, W. Van Aken, Al Rice, C. Williams and Wilcox. Visitors and Guests Rotarian Bill Nimmo from Kendallville, Indiana. Mike Brayton was guest of Ken Putnam, Nick Carson guest of Carroll Barnes, Tom Shaw guest of Noel Shedd, Joe Biringer guest of Dick Biringer, and Harold Coddington guest of Mel Rice. NEXT TUESDAY Program Chairman Reo Goodwin has planned with the Coldwater Little League Baseball directors to give-us the inside information on how they keep lots ofabout our Wt5h6JriJj>l3J8?tin8 program MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 o'clock BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 o'clock ☆ ALBION — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock si JkijTS — alurges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 o'clock BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 o’clock BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 o'clock HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 o'clock ANGOLA — Hoik's Cafe — Monday, 6:30 o'clock JONESVILLE — Thomas Dining Room — Tuesday, 6:15 o'clock UNION CITY — Community Building — Tuesday, 12:10 o'clock LANSING — Jack Tar Hotel — Friday, 12:00 o'clock �- CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS—Director ROBERT E. RUMSEY, Director COLDWATER, MICH. Attendance—Jim Skinner Community Safety — Richard D. Moore, Ch. Classification—John Dean, Ch. Robert Hawley Clyde Williams, Axner Olson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1966-1967 Club Bulletin—Ray Mulchahey, Ch. Crippled Children — Cranston Wilcox Kenneth Putnam, Ch. FRED ANDERSON President Lester F. Wise Fellowship—Paul W. Thompson, Ch. ROBERT NAGLE --------------- Vice-President Bernard Laney, Frederick A. Hough, Rural-Urban—B. K. Pearce, Ch. ERNEST W. LUSE _______ Secretary Jim Endicott, E. Harold Goodholm Warren Williams JOHN KLEIN --------------------Treasurer Magazine—Reo E. Goodwin Scholarship, Student Loans, WAYNE FARST------------ Ass't Secy.-Treas. Membership—George H. Pierce, Ch. Awards—William Bobier, Ch. John A. Kennedy, Russell F. Moore Normand Moore ★ Program—Robert Nagle Student Guests —John Visosky, Ch. DIRECTORS — 1967: Fred Anderson, Bob Public Relations— Fritz Van Aken Nagle, Doug Woodward, Fred Culy. Milford A. McKeith Youth—Carroll L. Barnes, Ch. 1963: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. Rotary information— Olin Dally 1969: John Klein, Bob Rumsey. Duane E. Davidson, Ch. ★ Mark S. Andrews MRS. GRACE PATTERSON—Organist INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms— ★ Robert E. Rumsey, Ch. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Director Normand Moore Board of Director* Meeting* Rotary Foundation— Regular — 1st Thursday of each month Roy C. Patterson. Ch. Robert G. Yingling at 12:00 o'clock noon 1966-1967 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1966 2—Webb Treat 9—Paul Thompson(Fair Comm.) 16-----Ray Pitts 23—George Pierce 30—Olin Dally ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES BACON—Director Special — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International RICHARD L. EVANS-Salt Lake City, Utah General Secretary, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS—Evanston, Illinois Governor, 636 Dist., Rotary International 5TUART J. BEARUP—Charlotte, Michigan ’ Employer-Employee Relations— " Ken Leavenworth, Ch. Gilbert Molitor Four-Way Test— Howard Teeter, Ch. Torg Skabo Occupational Informatiion— Carlo Heikkinen, Ch. Fred H. Weeks Trade Associations— Webster Treat, Ch. Don Shorno World Community Service — Wilford Couillard, Ch. , Ralph Toupalik September—1966 6—Clyde Williams 13—Robert Kerr 20—Robert Loose 27—Dist. Gov. Visit March-1967 7—Lester Wise 14—Frederick Hough 21—Wilford Couillard (World Understanding) 28—Cranston Wilcox April-1967 4—Jim Endicott 11—Seton Bovee 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Carlo Heikkinen October—1966 4—Gust Burandt 11—Gilbert Molitor 18—Howard Teeter 25—Craig Sebald November—1966 1—Fred Neer 8—Duane E. Davidson 15—Roy C. Patterson (Rotary Foundation) 22—Jim Skinner 29—Carroll L. Barnes International Youth Protect — Robert Sweet, Ch. Robert Loose February—1967 7—Harvey Bent 14—Ray Fox 21—Bernard Laney 28—Richard Moore December—1966 6—Harold Goodholm 13—Chester Allemier 20—Ken Putnam 27—Don Shorno Matched Dist. and Club Program— January—1967 Richard Biringer, Ch. 3—Fred Weeks Robert B. Kerr 10—Conrad Swart 17—Fritz Van Aken SONG LEADERS 24—Reo Goodwin John Visosky, Ch. (Rotary Magazine Week) Duane Davidson 31—Richard Biringer May—1967 • 2—John Dean 9—Albert Faller 16-William Bobier 23—Charles Woodward 30—Robert Hawley June-1967 6—B. K. Pearce 13—John Kennedy 20—Milford A. McKeith 27—Mark S. Andrews July-1967 4—H. Vincent Kornstlen 11—Russell F. Moore 18—E. Ken Leavenworth 25—Raymond Mulchahey ★ SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Normand Moore LADIES' NITE—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1966-1967. If you Wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ROBERT NAGLE, Program Chairman—Telephone 279-9492 ROTARY ROSTER - JULY, 1966-JUNE, 1967 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Chester L. Allemier, R. R. 4, Coldwater—Fay--------- 278-2903’ Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ~------------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth_________ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie--------- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-------------- 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther-------------278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean--------------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret. »----- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara----------------------- 278-5891 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-------- 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara------------ 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene----- 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy_________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane------- ------------------- 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo----------- 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.________________ 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma--------- 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Wayne Farst, R. 1, Coldwater—Farah--------------------278-8132 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris------------- 278-5318 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore--------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth__________ 279-9266 Robert Hawley, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake------ ---------- 278-8909 Carlo Heikkinen, 91 E. Chicago St.—Mary Helen 278-4115 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma________ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet—279-9501 Horry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn_______ 278-6788 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha___________ 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea__________ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 213 N. Hudson—Emily 278-6850 Robert Loose—R. R. No. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth__________________ 278-2261 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 279-9551 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairchild Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 796 Angola Rd.—Annetta. 278-6769 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. -Moore, 15 Cornwell Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl St.—Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-^Susan.-________ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pierce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth________ ' -278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel______ 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ________ 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 1-_ ST2-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis________ 278-5006 NAME Address and Rotary Ann Phone No. Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo. 155 Narrow* Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie——278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive_________ 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, R. R. 1, Colon Rd.—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5. 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Webster Treat, R. 3, Coldwater Lake—Suzanna 278-5554 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice!—1 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. : 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy _____ 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia.. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 279-9428 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie_____________ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Wafker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. ?JEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN ‘*9036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelc^^ 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bestj^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 15» 1967 Little League - (has now grown up) Information conerning the "Little League" program was presented to the Club toy Leo Dollar and Alyn Swain. The financial and expansion programs were discussed. If you are interested in being on this Little League Board, check future announcements. Thanks to Reo Goodwin for the program. Camp Emery - Terry Trott, Rotary’s representative to Camp Emery, briefly discussed the summer camp. He was the tennis champ at Camp (table tennis) Any challengers? Note; Terry did not tell us—but he was selected the outstanding boy at camp. (We knew he would be) Next Week - Gil Molitor has the program, and he has arranged for Deputy Ken Haver of the Branch County Sheriff’s Department and his dog "Sarge" to put on the show. Visiting Rotarians: M. Wood, A. Wiler, R. Smith, G. Brusak of Bronson; E. Johnson, Valparaiso; Bob Bell, Kankakee; J. Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio. Art Weirfel was a guest of Keith Pearce. Where were U? Barnes, Bent, Biringer, Burandt, Kerr, Moore, N. Moore, Nagle (Pres) G. Pierce, Skinner, F. Van Aken, Visosky, C. Williams. Early Leavers!! Two signed—did more leave? Reprint from Battle Creek Rotary Club Who Is To Blame? "When you were a kid and got into trouble, it was natural to blame someone else or some situation as the cause. But, it didn’t get us anywhere. Mom and Pop would say, "You are to blame, yourself. Now face the music," and oftentimes the music could be heard all the way from the woodshed to the kitchen. "But, what happens today? Whether it is a kid fight, discipline at school, wrecking the car or joining in.a riot, it is society that is to blame. Past frustrations, lack of proper education, unworthy environment, a dilatory and stingy government or some other sociological deficiency is brought forward to relieve the individual from shouldering responsibility. This trend is growing fast and is aided and encouraged by commentators, styles in news reporting, law interpretations, and even by officials of government in high places. "Individual freedom carries a responsibility for individual actions. One cannot build self-respect and independence by letting someone else, or the government assume that responsibility. This blaming society for whatever happens is all hogwash and we had better turn away from the trend of social and govamment dependency pretty soon or we will find ourselves no longer a free people. are motivated by their own progress in building their lives and their achievements. Dependency on a system that does not prod, but excuses, can loss of that God-given right to human integrity and personal success that we had known and enjoyed but now seem to be throwing away for promises of 'Life without responsibility. Easy life will lack fundamentals that make men free and independent. We can easily slip back to chattels and slaves, or even into oblivion." - "Rotary Reminder" Cleveland, Ohio Thought: "Those who weep for joy - need no comfort." Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore. ' Bob : . MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTbRS MEETINGS Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Regular — 1st*’ Thursday' of each month al 12:00 o.’dock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE,\ BOB RUMSEY—-Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President r Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams . ★ August—1967 1— Ralph Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy DISTRICT 636 .Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL " Fred Weeks, Ch' President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N'.. Occupational InformationCarolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec’y, Rotary International Gil. Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch . Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Robert Loose WESLEY G. LOGAN - .Hastings, Mich. 29— Bob Loose Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vis«s»ky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program ■ Charles Bristol,. Ch * Ralph Toupalik World ’Community Service— • John Pierson. Ch •, ; Albert Faller .International Youth Programs Robert Yingling,' Ch Bernard Laney • Rotary Foundation— ■ Fritz VanAkeri, ■ Ch Ray Pitts .- SONG LEADERS Ken : Putnam, Ch John Visosky ' t ■ •* ’ Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Student Guests— Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard B. K. Pearce, Ch ' Teeter George Pierce Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Youth— Harry Owens, Ch ward Duane Davidson Rotary Information—Dick Biririger, Ch;' Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms —— INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Carroll Barnes,. Ch; Santford . RICHARD MOORE—Director Jolley * ( 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy February—! 968 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2,—Olin Dally October—1967 3s—rJim. jEndJfdtt 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS .24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—-Ray Pitts ■ 21—Harvey Bent 28t—John Dean 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald • 11—Don Shorrio 1-Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December -^-1967 5—T-Bill Bobier • . 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky . 26—Vince ‘ Kornstlen January—-! 968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 16— Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9:—Fr. Bbtr Man 1 6—Fred Weeks • 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS ' STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson .Gil Molitor ‘ If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special programs, ,such as Ladies*-Night, Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER— AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha L.......... 278-8840 Fred Anderson, 46. Maple Lane—Kathryn' ....... 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia , 279-9551 , Mark S. Andrews^ 25" Parsons Ct.-^Ruth' ------ L.:... 278-5358 - H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grandest.—Dorothy - 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25'.’ Rldgempo.r Rd.—Maqorj'e ...x..(.;-*278-6821 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ..? 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ^...^278*8006 Harvey G. Bent, 5VN- Circle Dr.—Esthef':i.L.i__:';278i^8?- '..‘.E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Richard Stringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean __ 278-8086 Ernest W. ■ Luse, R. R. 4-^—Ruth ——:— 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—-Margaret 278-5386’. Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna —---------- 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara-... _____ 278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ' ------- 278-5828 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ,— 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ------ 278-4486,'' Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ....... 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara. ...... 278-5234 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .— 278-6054 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W; Clarke -Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471'^ 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane J 278-^281.8:1 ’! RuLsell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ....... 278-8609 Fred Neer; 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne-------- 278-5909 .......... 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968- ’ iiSAxder Olson, 340 Grand St.—-Retha Albert Faller, 95 N. Harichett St.—^Charlotte 278-54^5' ; Harry. Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ........... 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris '278-5318 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ...._____ 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia .... ...... 278-6322 E. Harold Goodtjoim, 20 Lincoln St.—Lqnore 278-6517 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 1 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin,’ TIT'S. Jefferson-—Ruth ____ 279-9266 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.-—Ruth 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Kenneth" rtitnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel .... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .... ____ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy^. 389 Grand St.—Wilma ...... 278-5049 278-6788 278-5790 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.-p-Shirley 278-2451 512-5594 . 278-8580 NAME . Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REELECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always iVelccf^ Phone No. ■Robert E, Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis .. 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rifa 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane-r—Virginia 278-6341 Doncfld V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4,*,Bronson—-Olive ---- . 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . .. 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 -Ralph Toupalik, R‘. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago-Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken,- 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner .‘VanAken,’ R^’.R» £—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 278-6904 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ------ --------- . 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ........ 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lestjer F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ....... 278-^424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ........ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-—Natalie 278-6/393 QUALITY SPitUH HR FU JI'S, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-673C �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^p The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 22, I967 New Bulletin: This is the new bulletin* are on the back. * Committees and program assignments That Dog Sarge! Gil Molitor supplied us with a fine program, presented by Deputies Ken Haver (and his dog Sarge) and Larry Burch of the Branch County Sheriff's Department. Haver pointed out that his dog Sarge is a well-trained dog—not a savage. Sarge passed the 14-week training course in ten weeks, and from all appearances, he must have graduated with high honors. Sarge has been very helpful in the apprehension of criminals in several instances in and around Branch County. The dog is owned, trained, and kept by Deputy Haver at no expense to the taxpayers. Overheard: If Sarge (a male) has 1,632 pounds of bite per square inch, I hope I never get bit by a female dog like him. Welcome Boyd! Boyd Wiggins was with us again for our meeting Tuesday. Boyd and his family have been on a Michigan State University assignment in Nigeria for the last year and a half. Boyd’s new home will be in Marshall. He will be working in 19 counties in this part of the State as a Natural Resource agent for M.S.U. Next Week - Program Chairman Bob Loose has made arrangements for County Tax Equalization Director Rex Gifford to discuss the proposition of a one mill tax increase in Branch County. This issue will be voted on at a special election on September 12th. He will also answer questions regarding budget appropriations and expenses of the County. Rotarians - We were glad to have the following visitors with us: L. W. Heydon, Battle Creek; Ernest Pearson, West Milton, Ohio; Nelson Weber, Gordon Van Wieren, Bob Kolassa, Don Ellison, and Rev. Lloyd Phillips from Bronson. Guests included Robert Sweet, Bob Copeland, Merle Corey, and Tsembe Wiggins. leavers - B. K. Pearce, Bob Yingling, D. Williams, Jim Endicott, Fred Anderson, Ax Olson, John Dean, Norm Moore, and Dick Biringer. Absentees: Bacon, Barnes, Bovee, Burandt, Davidson, Fox, Gift, Hough, Kornstein, Russ Moore, Pitts, Al Rice, Sebald, Shedd, Skinner, Teeter, F. Van Aken, Visosky, Weaver, C. Williams, and D. Woodward. Thoughts for Today - "A genius is a crackpot who makes a screwball idea work" ’’There is one thing good about baldness—it’s neat” ’’Some juvenile delinquents are simply kids with mature ideas’ "A boss is a person who can take two hours for lunch without having anyone miss him." "Money can’t buy love, but it sure makes shopping for it more interesting" Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. < �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. '★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification—John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms —— Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE' SPECIAL—At the call of the President BOB RUMSEY—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williami’ ' ■ Four-Way Test— Fred Week’s, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth,, Ch Gil Molitor " Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS CHARLES BACON—Director 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Viwsky, Ch Donald Shorno 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon SERVICE MOORE—Director April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International' Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch. Bernard Laney Foundation— . Fritz VanAken, Ch ■Ray Pitts 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21-—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean - 5-?—Bill Bobier •- • 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince " Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred .Hough 9— Ray Fox 16— Mac,. McKeith . 2'3—Jack Gift ... 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodwa rd 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 11—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 • *. Rotary SONG LEADERS May—1968 November—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik Ken Putnam, Ch John Visasky 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam October—1967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Community Safety— Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1966 3,0—Harold Goodholm . July—1968 • 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Los Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Piersop Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address &. Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple' Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ......... Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie ...! Carroll L. Barnesj—265-Hull St,—Margaret ....___ Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ...... Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 .Grand St.—Margaret .....'. Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ........ , Charles Bristol, 57. .Hull—Lois .. ;..________ 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 ■ 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt,^ N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ......... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.-—Dorothy ... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ __ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne .......: 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma. 278-8968; Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R: R. 2—Doris ...-278-5348 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ___ '279-9668 E. Harold Goodhokn, 20 Lincoln.St.—Lanore ___ 278-6517. Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson!—Ruth’ ... 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma _____ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ....______ ?. 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .'. 278-6788 John A. Kennedy389 Grand St.—Wilma ....__... > 278-5790 . ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME ’ Address'-& Rotary'Ann -Phone-No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ......„...... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ..... ................... 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, -290' Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372.Marshall St.—Rhea ■ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—lEmily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ................ 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-r-Edna .... .-...,278-2811 Milford Aj McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ....... 278-2947 . Harold McKnight, R. R. ’3—Cdtol • 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield- Dr.—Bernice ..• 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798- Angola Rd.—Annetta ....... 238-2632 Richard ,D. Moore, 42 Carlyfe Ave.—Elaine ,278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St..—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 "W. CHicago-^Ernestine . ...... 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ; 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E- Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ... 278-2979 B. . K, Pearce, 97 Edison ~C*t.—Lorraine! 278‘-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—--Virginia-97R.4399 John S.' Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora' 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn .'.... 278-2451. • -Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd!, Jackson—-Lillian ■ 512-5594 • Don, Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....' .;... 278-8580 NAME - ■ Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 'W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M-. Teeter, .156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ............... 278-4243 Jahn Visosky, 66 'Sonnet Larre—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice .............. 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston -.Wilcox,. 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams,’ R.* 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 .Lestpr!-F... Wise, R:. R. 2—Celia ............. 278-44^4 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-63^3 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary -REFLECTOR' > Sec. 34.66, P. L. * R. jCAi FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER,'MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcc^^ 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. August 29» 1967 This Weeks September 12th, Branch County voters will make their decision on County services. Program Chairman Bob Loose arranged for Rex Gifford and Sheriff Keith Wilhelm to discuss the background of this special election and the many services that will be affected. Next Week: Chuck Bristol has the program, and has arranged to have Boyd biggins give a talk on his adventures in Nigeria. Note - the meeting place for the September 5> 19^7 Rotary meeting will be Mack’s Airport Inn. Schedule for September Programs - September 12 Harry Owens September 19 Keath Bearce September 26 Fred duly Will you be ready? September 5 - Gust Burandt, Tom Collins, Will Couillard Sept. 12 and 19 - Fred Culy, Olin Dally, Duke Davidson Sept. 26 and Oct. 3 - John Dean, Jim Endicott, Bert Faller Greeters: Visiting Rotarians and Guests Bill Hylard, Reading; Ernest Pearson, West Milton, Ohio; Chai Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio; and Clarence Keene, guest of Bill Hylard. Absentees - Anderson, Barnes, Bristol, Couillard, Fox, Norman Moore, Russell Moore, Neer, Skabo, Teeter, Toupalik, Fritz Van Aken, Warner Van Aken, Visosky, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams, Wilcox, and Wise. Early Leavers - Harvey Bent, Noel Shedd, R. C. Patterson, Ax Olson, Mac McKeith, Don Shorno, Jim Endicott, and Gust Burandt. Ray Fox waited nearly 80 years before he occupied a hospital bed. But he’s out and around again now, and hoping he won’t ever get ’’stoned” back in. We’re all glad you’ll be back to work and to Rotary soon, Ray. Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. i ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership —- Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test—— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled ChildrenLester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vistsky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Harry Youth— Duane Owens, 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon Davidson ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE MOORE—Director November—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean Bernard Rotary FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch January—1968 Ray Pitts 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Hbrold Goodholm SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam • 2»—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien Laney March—1 968 June—1968 December —1967 International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller April—1968 October—1967 Ch February—1968 July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS ‘ STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .,..... 278-6033Mark S. Andrews, 2.5 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Mar|orie- ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51'N. Circle Dr.—-Esther ........ 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .......... 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ........ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ____ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 .Hull—Lois —;:. .....— 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Witford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ....... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 45 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.-----loanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma . 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. ■ R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lahore ....... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 . Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .... ......... 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 1 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—;Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .... ________ 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ....................... 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 1’.. , 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ....... 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ...... 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ........ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ....___ .... 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ....... 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon .......l.L.....: 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ........... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine '.... 278-6341 George H’. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora’ .......... 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ........ _... 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790, C. Alfred Rice, R.’ 1, Union City—Evelyn...,. .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .. 512-5594 Don Rossetter,. 331 N. Fisk Rd.^Shirley. L. 278-8580^ NAME Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .: ......... HONORARY MEMBER John ' Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelco^} Phone No. 278-5C33 238-2759 278-5033 278-63' ! t ! 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. '«.■ » ■ y meitflcy PUBLISHED BY Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald y. Shorno, 156"E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ... . . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion 278-4222 Paul, W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .... 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. ' R. 2—Gladys ...._____ . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara ......... ... 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H, Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ............ „ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ............. 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, .Coldwater—taMoine 278-6693 Lestpr F. Wise," R. R. 2—Celia ......L............. 278-4424 w t j - Il FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. . __________________ . September 5> 19&7__________ __________ Next Week - We will meet again at Mack’s Airport Inn. Harry Owens has the program. This Week Boyd Wiggins told of some_of the problems of Nigeria, Africa. He also had samples of their cloth products and other interesting materials. We thank Chuck Bristol for bringing us this program. Visiting Rotarians; Jack Schafer, Bronson; Larry Ives.SturgisrGeorge Wilson, Sylvania, Ohio; and John Elwell, Hamilton, Ohio. George Wilson’s guest was Pete Minogue. Absent Members: Bacon, Couillard, Endicott, Gift, Laney, Norman Moore, Olson, Patterson, Putnam, Skinner, Fritz Van Aken, Visosky, Clyde Williams, and Wilcox. Early Leavers; Seton Bovee, Hon. John Walker, Bert Faller, Bob Loose, Fred Neer, Bob Rumsey, Carroll Barnes. Greeters for September September 12 and 19: Fred Culy, Olin Dally, Duke Davidson September 26 and Oct. 3: John Dean, Jim Endicott^ Bert Faller Thoughts for the Day; "Minds are like pressures, they only function when open." "The safest way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket." Fred Hough You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY —• Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS —— Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ■ ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack GiftMembership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test—— Fred Weeks, Ch General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visesky, Ch Donald Shorno Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson I 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch SERVICE FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy ★ Rotary March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce RICHARD Jolley 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson INTERNATIONAL 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1 968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Jim Endifott 1 0—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 July—1968 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No, Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ................... .. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth;- 3652 San Souci Beach-^Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ... 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ..—-.—.—I.: 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379-B. Chicago;—Edna 278-2811 Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret __ 278-5386 Seton Bovee,. 17i .Grand .St.—Clara—.— 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ____ 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 278-5234" Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl'Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St — Imogene ..3. 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ........... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon -____ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N.Clay—Joyce gs 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ...V—... 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,. 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ...... 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R.R. 3—Carol _________ 238-2436 ‘ Gilbert Molitor,10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta ....... 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ____ 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ...... 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36. W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine _____ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ...■ ___ 279-9360 Harry Owens,- 24 E. Alden—Sharon .............." 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 , B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine „.... 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ____ 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.Ruth .v 278-6161 Kenneth • Putnam, 11 E. Chicago-St.—Mabel ri.. 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903'Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian —k... 5(2-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....'.. .... 278-8580 .NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 -Codrad Swart, -471 Marshall >St.—Gertrude 278-4350 . .Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 • Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl. Anri Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sora ....... 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Cl—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H.. Weeks, • R.» R. 4—Beatrice ...._. 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S.' Clay St? 278-4029 - Cranston Wilcox,, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ____ HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALIFY SPRING PRODUCTS* COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcdf) 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 INC. 49056 ..... 278-6730 �“//e Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Tuesday September 12, 1967 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th - BACK TO THE ELKS TEMPLE DON’T FORGET BOY SCOUTS ON THE MOVE. Harry Owens said ’’Business is good" and his business is working with boys. Boy Scouts that is. Harry, District Scout Executive and last Tuesday’s program chairman, reports that scouting is booming in our area as well as world wide. Over 900 boys and 300 adults are concerned with scouting in our local. Scouting is 56 years old in this country. At present, more than 2,000 scout units are sponsored by Rotary Clubs. A fine program with Harry introducing special guest Eagle Scout Mike Burkovskis, who related the excitement of attending the first World Scout Jamboree held in the United States in Idaho. This was a three-week trip that gave Mike the chance to meet fellow Scouts from 100 different nations. Its no wonder Rotary is interested in scouting when it helps build young men like Hike. Thanks to Harry Owens for presenting a fine noon program. NEV MEMBER - Rotary welcomes Kenneth Kampenga as our newest member. Ken, Plant Manager of Federal Mogul Services Division, Coldwater, was introduced by Doc Pearce. Be sure and greet Ken and make yourself know next Tuesday at the Elks. GUEST LIST (Short but good quality). of Howard Teeter. Robert Ashburg of Kalamazoo, guest Absent Members (Let's make up boys) - Barnes, Burandt, Dean, Endicott, Joseph, Norm Moore, Russ Moore, George Pierce, Pitts, Shorno, Fritz Van Aken, Weaver, and Les Woodward. Welcome back to John Visosky after summer school at U. of M. Jolley was glad to see you and sell a dollar picture. He had been trying to collect from early June. Good Job JollH NEXT WEEK ATTRACTION - Dr. Keath Pearce, next program chairman, reports that Mrs. Roy Mench will be our guest and relate the adventures of a recent trip to Russia. Should be interesting. Don’t leave early - stay and enjoy the program. LOST AND FOUND. Mrs. Olson lost Mr. Olson. Seems Ax lost his way in the new Legg Junior High. Something about someone turning the lights out in the planetarium and Ax couldn’t find his way out. What say Axner? Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P, M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE —> Sky Un* Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. £ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge. Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. •★ DIRECTORS —• 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner ■ Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Sdntford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS * Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS;- Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visisky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12'—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson October—1967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist.-& Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary Foundation— > . Fritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts , 3—Jim Endijott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 1-2—Seton Bovee 19—John Visosky 26—Vince ’ Kornstien January—1968 t SONG LEADERS •2—Fred Hough 3—Ray Fox 16—Mac McKelth Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 23—Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm February—1968 6— Duke Davidson 13— -Fred Neer 20— Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAYt—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. Jf you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the . change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ 'Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ' - NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25l Parsons Ct.—Ruth ........... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther' ........ 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret -....... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand 'St.—Clara ....„..... „ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois __ ,... 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine __ 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ...... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ......______ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15.Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo _ 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ...._ 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .....j. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth „.... 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ..... 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N.‘ Clay—Joyce ...... : 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn .'. 278-6788 ’ John A. Kennedy,t 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 «• JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .... 279-9551 278-6341 278-6501 •. • ,W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple ,Lane—Virginia H. Vincent Kor'nsjien, 290 Grand St.-—Dorothy ... Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St—Rhea . 278-6951, To/g Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R.'2—Nellie ... 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ............. 278-2811 ■Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.-—Sara .. 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph'Toupalik,'R. R. 5, 1573 W._ Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ..I........—........;. 238-2436 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . .. 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ....... 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver, 1,2 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys <. 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ... ... ... 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ........... 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine .... 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ,____ 279-9360 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ........... 278-5028 • Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine — 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson,-36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ....’. 278-2979 .................... 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . .......... 278-634T- . ..■Lestjer F. Wisfe, R. R. 2—Celia. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall. St 278-5033 George H. Pearce; R. R. 4—Virginia ......____ 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora V..' 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ............... 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel .... 278-2790 * C. Alfred Rice; R. I, Union City—Evelyn ........... 278-2451 Mel Rice, .1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .... 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS* INC. COLDWAiER^ MICHIGAN 41056 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFelcd^) �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 201967 Mrs, Rby Mench Held the dtteriiiion bf every Rotarian as she discussbd het teCerit trip co Russia* A very informative prbgram from brie who "knows**. If you wete abseht bir left ehrty, you missed it. Thanks to Keith Pearce for the arrangementsi Absent: Kerr, Kornstein, McKeith, R. Moore, Sebald, Shedd, Shorno, Skinner, F. Van Aken, Weaver, G. Williams, Wise, Yingling. To help the attendance percentage, hope you fellows make up! Early Leavers: J. H. Walker, Esq®, Harold Goodholm, C. A. Rice, Geo. Pierce, F. W. Neer, Pierson. Gordon Van Wieren Bronson Charles Dyler Hamilton, Ohio Paul Ericson Toledo Next Week: September 26, 1967 Fred Culy has arranged a terrific program. If you miss this one you will be Sun-informed** about another interesting project! Thought for deciphering: A Goldwater R.otarian’s signature - as he signed it who is it? > Visiting R.otarians: ______ ___ HAPPY BIRTHDAY to September Rotarians. Ax Olson P. S. Information wanted: Whose idea was it to rotate the Club Bulletin? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ☆ BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M, BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. '★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month crt 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vixsky, Ch Donald Shorno Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary Foundation— : Fritz. VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky April—1968 2-.—Olin Dally October—1967 ★ RICHARD 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Ch 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce February—1968 3—Jim Endijott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 1 4—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodwa rd 28— Norm Moore June^—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 23—Howard Teeter December —1 967 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince• Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 16— Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .......... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ..278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ........ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand Sr.—Margaret i.... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ___ __ •”278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ., 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 1. 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ......... 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ........... 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,t 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ............... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ..................... 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ..... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ..................... 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A; McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .......... 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine __ 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .........___ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ___ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .......... 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—L.orraine ..... ...... 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... ’ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .. 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ........... 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn . — 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J 278-8580 COLDWATER Rottyy REFLECTOR NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always WelcoB) 278-6730* Sec. 34.66, P. L. 4 R. fWh - J''—--:— PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. . 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . . 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St,—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .. 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ... 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia . ........ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033, Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .............. 278-6393 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �‘We Profits Most Who Serves Bestj^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 27, 1967 Lynn Bondurant took us to the moon and back on our September 26, 1967 meeting. Lynn gave an excellent program on the new planetarium at the Junior High and also discussed the "Trip to the Moon” project. According to Lynn, there will be programs on Monday nights this Winter at the planetarium for the numeral cost of 25$. Also, on Wednesday nights, they are setting up a Boy Those wishing to attend or obtain additional information should Scout Program. contact the Legg Junior High School. A vote of thanks to Fred Culy for bringing us this program. The Rotary Minstrels Present the ’’Swingin Seasons”* At our last meeting, the club was asked to vote on whether or not they wish to have a musical show again. After an expected ”yes” vote, the dates were announced. Start saving April 4th, 5th and 6th and every night for a couple of weeks before. Davidson and Keith Pearce are Co-chairman. Duke John Dean will be working with' the end men and our wonderful Grace Patterson will be with the music again. Three cheers!!! District Governor to Visit: The District Governor will be visiting us on October 17th. Let’s all be there and have everything in order on that date. Absentees: Brandt, Davidson, Faller, Gift, Goodholm, Kerr, Kline, Kornstein, Luse, McKeith, R. Moore, Shedd, T. Skabo, Skinner, P. Thompson, F. Van Aken, B. Weaver, Wilcox, Wise, Yingling. Next Week: October 3, 1967 Jim Endicott has arranged to have Joe Tinervia, our Fire Chief bring us up to date on wht they have new to work with and how they function and a few other items. Lets Keep ”up to date” on what’s going on in our city. Fred Hough You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ' ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M, JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 . ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings; Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray'Fox "• Occupational Information— . , Ken Leavenworth, Ch ' :• • Gil'Mdlitor 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visesky, Ch Donald Shorno MOORE—Director' Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World. Community Seryice-.— John Wersori, Ch Albert Faller International rY_O.uth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch ' Laney SONG LEADERS Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr,. Ch ' Robert Loose . Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky c April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch international service Bernard 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy ★ Rotary ’ Foundation— •• Fritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch • George Pierce RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy I 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean . C J i \• December —1967 June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 5—Bill Bobier I V2—-Seton' BdJei ' • 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince' Kornstien -kj. ,j'.r.e January—1968 ‘..2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man t 1 6-r-Fred Wee.ks <■"'23—Les Wise’ 30—Bob Yingling 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 16— Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’: .Night, maV’ap'pbinh-'a committee : to'- assist" wlih' the details. .d’oUGLAS VvOODWARD, Program « Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S, Andrews, 25 Parsons. Ct.—Ruth ROTARY ROSTER —> AUGUST <1967 - JULY 196B : NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert B. Kerr, 3 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Bb'x 148—Patricia ‘ '. ‘ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 .Bernard -Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ......_ .. 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652* San So’ucf Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig''Sef&ld, R- ‘R. 2,'Morrison -Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg'Skabo,.?l'55 Nairrovfs* Rd.'/R. R.'2—Nellie . 278-6316 Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann .’. 278-6033 278-51158’ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .. 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.-—Esther : 278-2682' Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ...... 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ... 767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . 278-2261 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand' St.—Clara; .......... 278-5891 Fr. Robert Mon, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St—Helen 278-2947 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr,;—Josephine ... 278-.4486). Harold McKnight, R. R.. 3—Carol _____ ___ 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ...._ ' 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.'—Barbara .-. L. 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ... .2Z9-9471 Ricfiqrd D. tftoore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .......; 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ..' 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane1—-Jane 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ......„ 279-9492 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgempor; Rd.-;—Joanne 278-5909 , ■ Fred, b|qer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine •_ -278-5512 • • " Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ...._... 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—THelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ____ 278-5028 Rpy G. Patterson, 36 N. .Circle Dr.—Grace .L..'._.... 276-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,. R,. R. 2—Doris 278-5318' 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ...'. ___ 279-9668 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 JoJin.S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—M6rd*. '298-5’641'; i Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth '279-9266 • Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth .„__ 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Kenneth,Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St..—^M.gbel27B.-279H... Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.;—Janet .... 279-9501 7.’978'-245Y' ' Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—JoYpe ...<-..!• -278-5Q49 • '"C. Alfred-)Rice'/ R.-'I, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .... 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 John A. Kennedy,. 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Address & Rotary Ann James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive . . . 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ra.lph Toupalik, R. R. ,5,. 157,3.W. Chjcago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken; 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visqsky,.. Sopnet;^ Lane—r-Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charl'ene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ._............... 278-4159 Wes[ey, .Wilbur, .-144 $.» Clay .^tL,.......... 278-4029 Cranston W'lcox,’ 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma ;Warrei};toyitlipMs, R.;?^; ^CqldyzatetJ-rLaMbine ____ Lestjer F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ..„ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Douglas ■ WDodwdrd;.'/l?J 'Coldwater'—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ,. 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. & R. , ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcoH^^ 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-503% 238-2759 278-503? 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY’ SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BesjJ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan e U. S. A. The Mack’s Airport -’nn MEETING: October 8, 1967. COLDWATER FIRE DEPARTMENT: Thanks to Jim Endicott for arranging a fine program this week. He presented our Coldwater Fire Chief, Joe Tinervia who told us about the Coldwater Fire Department. It was a very interesting and informative program. NEXT WEEK? Ken Leavenworth has made arrangements with Mrs. George Herman to tell us about the Coldwater Child Guidance Clinic. NOTE FROM DISTRIC GOVERNOR: Since Rotary membership is based on £he classification principle, YOU are the main representative of* your trAde Or profession or business in your club. YOU represdni all lhe men of your dommuhit^ with a like trade or profession. It is YOUR responsibility to set an example of Rotary ideals for your competitors as well as your friends. Vocational service based on the ^-way test is a very individual and personal responsibility that only you can perform to improve the standards of your classification in the community. Prove to the public that Rotarians are the leaders. E RLY LEAVERS: Roy Patterson Axner Olson Bob Rumsey Sanford Jolly John Pierson Harold Goodholm Robert Mann Gil Molitor Howard Teeter MEMBERS ABSENT Charles Bacon Caroll Barnes Richard Biringer Gus Burnadt Wilford Couillard OCTOBER 17 ------ Andre# Henry Fred Hough Vincent Kornstien Robert Loose Ray Pitts James Skinner Fritz Van Aken William Weaver Fred Weeks Warren Williams Cranston Wilcox Chuck Woodward Doug Woodward Bob Yingling IMPORTANT DATE: Our Distric Governor will be with us on October 17th. Let’s have 100/ attendance. There will be a dinner ’on the Club' in the evening at Stukey’s Inn. VISITING ROTARIANS: Two visiting Rotarians were present from bronson, Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidson. Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE IIP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P, M. & BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —• Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS —— Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification—John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-af-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE . BOB RUMSEY—Director 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29:—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch ■ Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visssky, Ch Donald Shorno September^! 967 . 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce October—1967 Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & .Club Program .tChdfles ’Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik 3—Jim Endifott 1 0—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean ... World Community Service— • * •«s» • *. John Pierson. Ch ( 'December —1967 Employer - Employee Relations Albeft Faller"' '. Craig Sebald, Ch; 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs Clyde Will Lams' 12—Selon Bovee Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— 1 9—John Visosky Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch 26—Vince’ Kornstien .... .■ ’Ray Fox Rotary FoundationJanuary—196.8 • Occupational InformationFritz VanAken, Ch Fred Hough Ken Leavenworth, Ch ■ Ray Pitts *' Gil Molitor ' • 9H-Ray-,Eox SONG LEADERS . 1 6—Mac McKeith Trade & Professional. Relations ■ Robert Kerr, Ch. ■ 23—Jack Gift Ken’ • Putnam, Ch I 30—Harold Goodholm John Visosky . Robert Loose February—I Yob 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller • j ’ March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam \ 1 April—1968 2:—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks } ,;23—Les Wise .30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967.-4 968’. If you wish to change dates with another member,, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such' as 1 Ladies’' ‘Night/ may appoint a committee to assist. with the 'details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. , ..ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUS^. 1.967 - JULY 1968 . ... ' NAME Address■& Rotdry Anp , --..Phone No) 'NAME, ^...Address & .Rotary Ann. > • Phone No. • NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phoney No. ■ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 GratidrSt.—Phyllis 278-5066 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .....'. 278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—^Maltha .’. .... 278-8840 278-8318’ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 1. 278-5358 ., J.ohr; Klein, Box'-148—Patricia -a ........... 279-955,1,. . .Craig; Sebdltf; R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . 278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie 2.78-6821’ •' H. Vincent Kornstieh;’290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372; Mgrshall ;’St.—Rhea _ _ 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ____ _.. 278-8006:-.! Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 • E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .'278-8086' James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret’ 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ... 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 • Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ______ 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ............. ,278:2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen^....’.!?278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ... ______ 278-5828 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .._ „.rr.gA^‘538-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago:St.—Mary Ann . . 278-5585 ’ Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ............ 278-5234 -. " Gilbert’Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ......278-5819 Warner .VanAken*, ' R. ft. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278'-6054 Normapd Moore, 798 Angola Rd..—rA'pnetta I..’'538-2632 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094; Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 27.9-9471 ’ " Richard..D. Mo,ore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine •..j...;.’.«.yj7ff-^91 Russell F.^Mobre, 15 Cornwall Ct.-^Gladys' 278-6278 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818^ Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ...: 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 ( ■Robert', Ndgle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ....___ 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .................. 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5907 • Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ... 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy. ’ 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ___ ____ 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .278-5475 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028. Warren-Wifi,iUmi/ R.-2, Coldwater— LaMojne; 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace '278-2979 Lhstpr ’ Wis,e, R,- R. ’2,—Celia 278-4424' „ Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .’ 279-9668 B. K. Pearce, . 97 E.dison.: Lorraine ... 278-6341 : JSSocge- H: 'Pearce, ’ R. ,R. 4-t7'Vir^1n;ia__ E..... 278-6322 • Charles'-Woddlward, 163 Marshall St. ,’..1 .... 278-5033; E. Harold Goodholm, '20 Lincoln St.—Lanare278-6517 Douglas Woodward,' R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth'*..A:.;' 238-2759 « Johf\.S.. Pierson/ 340 Marshall St.—Mora : —-J—..: 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ... — 279-9266 __ ..278/6161 'Leslie Woodward,. 163 Marshall 'St.—-Polly :.. 278-5033 * Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma * 278:6250 ■.- ' Ray‘ Pitts, 55 N,. Sprague St.—Ruth ' .: 278-6393 '. r- Kfenneth POtnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel’.....'... 278-2790 • Robert G. Yingling,( 21 Scott—Natalie t. Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501C. Alfryd jRice;-R.• 1,’Union CLty-^Evejyti 278-245'1;. Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ____ .’....-278-5049 MeC Rice, 1.903-;Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594' '• .HONORARY. MEMBER Harry Joseph, 383 N; Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 ’ ' Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley '........... 278-8580 John Walker, 33 -Daughterly—Gretchen ..... 278-6730 .’ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR -Sac. 34.66, P. L. A R. jVi- PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelc< FREDERICK H. w&SKS QUALITY spring PRODUCTS* I COLD.YATER, MICHIGAN 49336 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 12, 1967 OCTOBER WELL GUESS WHAT????? Back to the Elks Temple next Tuesday. Also it will be the visit of District Governor Wesley Logan of Hastings. Be sure and attend this one, as President Bob needs help. OVERHEARD IN THE CHOW LINE-------- One Rotarian defined ’’gourmet*5 as a man who is invited for an evening of wine, women and song and asks what kind of wine. CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC Mrs. Goerge Herman, program speaker last Tuesday, reported the opening of a local branch of the Battle Creek Child Guidance clinic October 16th.. Mrs. Herman, branch social worker, said this office would be open three days a week for the present. Records indicate there are sufficient local eases to promote the opening of this area office. The primary interest will be in the children, but will also work with adults if possible. Thanks to Ken Leavenworth for providing this interesting program. WELCOME BACK Gordon Schlubatis, former Rotarian and Branch County Agricultural Agent was introduced to the club as its newest member. Warren Williams provided the re-enlistment honors. It is nice to have you back with us Gordon, CLUB ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE REPORT There seems to be too long a list of absentees each week. Why? Could it be due to lack of fellowship at our meetings? Some members are naturally quiet and do not mix easily. Look around and seek out these members during the before meeting fellowship period and include them in your conversations. . To some members it must seem that the conversational groupings are formed for protection instead of conversation. We now have official greeters to members and guests and welcome them to the meeting. How about the rest of you making all members feel glad they came to the meeting. And too, you would think that some members have reserved seats as they are always in the same place at the same table. Mix, fellows, and give other Rotarians a better chance to get acquainted withyou. Lets do all we can to encourage club attendance. LAST TUESDAYS RESULTS Absent - 17. Early leavers — 9« Visitors - Rotarian W« L. Slisher, Bronson, Don Hunt, Chicago, guest of Noel Shedd. Cran Wilcox introduced Coldwater High School Student Mark Gates. PARDON MY DIRTY BIRD CAGE Hear about the Rotarian that tapped on the sleeping parakeet’s cage and said, "Hey, Birdie, can you talk?" "Sure," said the bird, "Can you fly?” Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. "Ct BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge. Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Haute — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrUState Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant —• Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director ■ Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner. Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; SantfSfS; 'Jolley C.j.‘3r!t . BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1 st Thursday of .each month at 12:00 o'clock noori VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL" President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel’Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS -.Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rota/y International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer:.- Empi'oyee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch;. ■ ’.' ' Clyde Williams ' Four-Way .Test— Fred Weeks, Ch ‘ •• ,.. . Ray. Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & ’Professional -Relations Robert .Kerr, Ch ., Robert Loose ,1—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— ' Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visisky, Ch Donald Shorno 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—paf Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson Ch - INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ' RICHARti'. MOORE—Director ..»• • . : | Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon .November-:—1 967 ' • L .7—Mark1 Andrews' 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean May—1968 7—Chick ,--j FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts . SONGi LEADERS .; ■ Ken^.Putngm, Ch ... John Visosky Kennedy 14—George Pierce -21—Chuck Woodward —Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 11—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 January—1968 July—1968 •“ * /. } "* J ? T t Diek wringer T-Li^tr-fk-LBfeb Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling 2—Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith ..m2 3;^-Jack Gift , '• 30—HbrolciOoodlTolm* STAG DAY—Clyde Williams . LADI.K’..lillTE—John Pierson ' ' ■’ ’ ’’Gil Molitor 5—Bill, B.obi.er.. 12—S^t6li” Programs Robert Yingling,. Ch '’Bernard Laney Rotary March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— V ' ■ ' Bj. K.' Pearce, Ch • George Pierce Youth 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally International February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS .j- ^-9—fJdhn”'Visosky T • 26—Vince' Kornstien SPECIAL EVENTS Ci The above is our.program schedule for the Rotary .Year J967-1968.- IfJyou wish to change dates with^.another.member,,;qdy.ise. the. program .chairman of the Night,r’ tnay* committee to ’. ’”’.■•'DOyG™? "DOUGLAS WBODWARD, Program as Ladies' Ladies' Night, tody" appoint appoint a a committee to aS&hflXith aftiSf-with’’ the the detalli details'. WRnhWAPn Pmornm change. Members having special programs, such — Telephone:-:278-231 4. ' >• Chairman ROTARY ROStER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY l&V ■ST ir? IPhone No. 278-5066 Robert .B. .Kerr, 8. Parsons Ct.—Martha. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lane—Kathryn 278;6033278-8318 John Klein, Box 148 — Patricia ...... ’ . Mark S. Andrews, 25 . Parsons Ct.—-Ruth '. 278-5356 278-6341 UWb<'tfael; .5hedd, ' W Maple f I^Jpe — Virginia ...... H. Vincent Kornstien,-290 Grand St.-—Dorothy ------Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemdor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 .. Donald V.. ^bo/npK 156. E.-Chi^gg^ St.—Louise .. . 278-5842 Bernard. Laney, , 372 MarshaH-jSt. — Rhea Carroll L. Barnes, 265.*. Hull St.-—Margaret ....-—... 278-.8Q06,c:Torg S’kabb)'155 Islarrows Rd./R1. "R7 2—Nellie 278-6316 _ E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. .Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Ji7--75?iy* ifrJtimes,'''R. ?Sl£inner;‘ (R_-':-4, ^Bronson—^Oive . 369-9092 Robert Loose, R.:R. 2; Tekonsha—Mtrrgaret’**.. Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle'’Ave.'—Jean ,t 278-8086 278-4350 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-2261 Ernest W. Lose, R. R. 4—Ruth ---------William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 278-4222 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian -■Fr>~Robert.*-Man,- 379 E. Chicago—Edna -------278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-—-Clara -27B,:j5891278-6603 W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr. — Sara Paul . 278-2947 Milford A? McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . Charles Bristol, 57 Hull——Celts' !....-----:... 27S-5B28 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3 — Carol ---------------238-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 278-5585 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-584 9C, Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield <0/.—Bernice ... Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Arm .Dr.-—Barbara,.— ., 278-5234 :'238-2is2r ’ ’’ Warner* eh, R. R. 2—Gladys —... 278- 4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta .. Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ...’. 278-6054 279- 5094 ^7ibttnj’ 66 J ttine^i^Sara ................ Richard-, D/ Moore/’42 Carlyl^’^vp-.'^EIaine .. . 27EK4191 ! Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke' Ave.—Dorothy -279-9471 • L J6(db*jajThfW.e$jyer, ,L2 Ra.rso.ns £t~Charlene . _ ... 278-6904 .. 278-6)278 • Russell F. Moore,. 15 Cornwall Q.-^GHadys Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ... 278-2818 .. f^red’ Weeks/ rJ R. 4^-Beaffice . ..... 278-4159 .’279-9492 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan --Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ------- 278-8602 278-4029 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .................. — 278- 5512 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ....----John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ... 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ...... 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St. — Retha _ 2799360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl- Ann’D?,.—Thelma 278-8968 278-8238 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon . 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 278-6693 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr. — Grace ..... . 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ------ 278-5318 278-4424 —— •275.®,41/ • -Lestflr . Fiw Wise., *R. R. 2—Celia Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville.-? Rd.—Sharon —279^9668;. •■*[.£/ K. Pearce, 97_-.fidis.oiV £tLA-Lorraln.6 J, 278-5033 278-6322' Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ___ George H. Pearce, R. R. 4 — -Virginia E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 238-2759 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .... . 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Polly •Ray. Pitts;55 (4. SpragueSt.-r-^Ruti] Andrew Henry, R. 4,'-'Coldwater—Velma: '._.J 278-6250' ■ 278-6393 ie. -.-a................. Kenneth, Putpam, 11 Chicago »-St.—Mabel .« 7^8-2790 -...Robert G. Yingling, 21 Sajlt—A|atal;i Frederick A. Hough, 5?0*^-.).$prague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 ;. NAME Address' & ■ Rotary Ann Phpne No. NAME - Address &*• Rotary Ann .PhonIS vj-NAME . • ■, •. Address .& -Rotary Ann ... 278- 8840i . ' Robert, E. Rumsey, 118 Grandest.—Phyllis ‘^Craigr’SeboVm'R. R’. ’2{'’Morrison Lake-—Rita — 279- ^55 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .....— Harry Joseph, 383 N.' Hudson" St.—-Quih’n John A. Kennedy,t 389 Cran'd Sts-—Wilma. — ’ C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn 278-5049. 278-6788’ h • Mel Rice;'1903*. Kibb.y Rd.-, Jtickson—Lillian Pqrr RosseHer^#3’3T JM.’ Fisk/Rd..-7-Shnlty ■.. u..: 278-57.90 ’-'j f 7 278-2451 ’r512-559'4 i.-.i " ; • - - ’HoftoirAk^'A/^MBEk • 278-8590. I * J John Walker’/ 33* Da’iiglixer-ty’*—GrelchSA .. i.,.1 yi. -'-A- -I -', i. :.p C-A-.’.'.i.H.fc' ut; The COLDWATER , Rotarf.REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcoU^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring PR0DUC1S, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49056 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. OCTOBER 19 f 1967- DISTaICT GOVERNOR VISITS COLDWATER Dr, Wesley Logan, M.D. visited the club this week. His interesting message concerned classification, Rotary Foundations and contributions of individual Rotaiy members. J’What an individual Rotary member does is most important to the Club1’. Dr. Logan met with President Bob and Rotarians during the evening to hear further plans of the Coldwater Rotary Club. FOUR-WAY TEST Enclosed with the Rotary Reflector this week is a pamphlet telling the story of the Four-Way Committee composed of Ray Fox and Fred Weeks. If you would like to have a plaque for your desk, give your order to pred or Ray bo later ■ than November ?th. The plaques show the test printed in gold on royal blue plastic. The price is 50^ each. FROM THE GOVERNOR'S MONTHLY LETTER The ABC of Rotary is printed through the courtesy of PDG Ben SchaeferB Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT. Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NIT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT Rotary is NOT apathy bigotry contempt disinterest evasiveness fabrication grabbing harming indifference jeopardy killing loathing meanness neglecting opposing pondering quantity rebuke self tricking unfeeling vice wishing yearning zeallness but Rotary is activity but Rotary is brotherhood but Rotary is consideration but Rotary is dedication but Rotary is ethics but Rotary is fidelity but Rotary is giving but Rotary is helping but Rotary is integrity but Rotary is justice but Rotary is keeping but Rotary is loving but Rotary is mercy but Rotary is nurturing but Rotary is offering but Rotary is participating but Rotary is quality but Rotary is regard but Rotary is service but Rotary is trusting but Rotary is understanding but Rotary is virtue but Rotary is wcrkArg but Rotary is yielding but Rotary is zealous TEACHER: ’’Tommy, where are elephants found?” TOMMY: ’’Elephants are so big they hardly ever get lost. ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. V BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M, HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS ■— 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification—John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer. Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R.. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist.,. Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee- Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— • Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— . Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch 1— Ralph Toupalik Olin Dally 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Scholarship Awards & September—1967 Student Loans— John Visuisky, Ch Donald Shorno SERVICE 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch • • . .Albert. Faller;-.!' I May—1968 7— Chick 4—Craig Sebald 1 1 —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince ■ Kornstien Rotary Foundation— ( Frit? VanAken, ,pht; January—1968 2— Fred Hough ' SONG LEADfejfo Ken Putnam, Ch' ‘ '’’John Visosky '• ■ Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 December —1967 i * 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney ' 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr November—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik •’ 2r—Olin Dally 3—Jim Endifott ] o—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon MOORE—Director Ray Pijts April—1968 October—1967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL 5—Axner, Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 12—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce February—1968 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change 'date's’ with another member, advise the program chairman of the. The above- is our program schedule for the Rotary as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to. assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special programs,' such Chairman' —'Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER *—AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary An.O^ ...Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ..r...*:.J?/.'.., 278-8840 John KleiftJ Box 1'48-—Patricia ----- |......!..LJ.7<J..L’279:95ffK< Phone'N.o. Fred Anderson, -46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .—....—- 278-6033 Mark S.. .Andrews, ■ 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ---------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor- Rd.—Marjorie ------ 278-6821 H. Vincent--Kornstien.e 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard .Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea —. 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth,‘3652 San Souci Beach—Emrlyy238-2697 Robert Lbosei R. *.R. -2/ Tekonsha—Margaret- ....— 767-7508 Ernest W.- f Luse, R. .R.t A——Ruth -—— 278-2261 Fr. Robert Mbn, 379s E. Chicago—Edna’ — 278-2811 Milford A.-'McKeitH/75 N-. Hudson St.—Helen w?.— 278-2947 Carroll L%‘. Barnes,-265 Hull St.-—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent/ 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .......—278-2682 Richard Birihger,** 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .../.Lr..?'278-8*086 William Bobier, 280 Grand .St.—Margaret 278.-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 -Grandy St,7-rClara ---------- ..T.„.— 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois' — 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75' N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-;4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.?—Barbara ........... 278-5234 , Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple- Lar\er—Jane —. 278-2818 Duane E. , Davidson, 15 .Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ...— 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor • Rd.—Joanne 278-59Q9 James Endicott, -72 Cheryl Ann; Dr.—Thelmg/.*^.-. 278-Q968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ...—t 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ‘278-53TB Jack Gift," 314 Jonesville. Rd.—Sharon --------- . 279-9668 E. Harold Gbodholm, 20 Lincpln St.—Lanore 278,-6517 Reo E. Goodwin,. 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma —.. 279-9266 ------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570‘S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford .Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce — 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn-;--------- 278-6788. John A. Kennedy,* 389 Grand St.—-Wilma ----- 278-5790 V“’......... J* ' Harold McKnight,\ R. R.- 3—Carol ..^— ----- 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—^Annetta238-2632 Richard D. AAoore-,- 42 ‘Carlyle, Ave.—Ela|ne-.^.,v.. 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys L..x 278-6278 Robert Nag’16, 36 W. Pierce St;—Susan' 279-9492 ' Fred Neer,i 203 <W..j ‘Chicago—Ernestine •• 278-5512 . Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ------ ............ 279-9360 Harry OweriB, 24 E. Alden—-Sharon ......—......... 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson;.’36‘N#-.Circle Dr.—Grace .....x 278-2979 B. K. Pearce,- 97. Edison. Ct.-i—Lprraine 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia .... '278-6322 John S. Pierson, ’340 'Mcfrshajl St.—Morel .1. 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St/—7-Ru.th | Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 .... 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn * Mel REcfe? 1903 Kibby. Rd„, .Jackspn—Lill/an .> 278-2451. 5.12^^94- 4 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....L..’.,-..*..J 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ... .. 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive . 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .. . . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ........ 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine ... ... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ......... 278-6893 . T € V. • • HONORARY MEMBER John ^/Volker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 *’• The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ■ 1Au •. J • ..•J,.,'! I. j'. \ A PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcd^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. CTOBER 25, 1962 THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM Bob Sweet brought us an excellent program which was given by Don MeCurlflj^ Qygert. John Dygert gave us the Administrative Aspects of the High School’s Home Construction Course and Don McCurley filled us in on the Operational Aspects.. It sounds like it is a wonderful program for our high school and the students in the course NEXT WEEK Dr..' Bacon has the program for next week. ABSENT MEMBERS Bacon, Barnes, Burandt, Dean, Faller, Fox, Joseph, Leavenworth, Mann, George Pieree, Thompson, Wise, Yingling and Fritz Van Aken. EARLY LEAVERS Reo Goodwin, Andy Henry, Don Shorno, Pierson, Molitor, Kampenga, Neer, Patterson, Kornstien, Clyde Williams and Bristol. Next week, the first early leaver will pay $1.0$ and each additional early leaver will pay .50. Also, you are reminded that it is the duty of the early leaver io apologize to the speaker before the meeting. VISITING ROTARIANS Our visiting Rotarians included Ray Smith, Ardmore Penn and Ralph Warren all from Bronson. THIS WEEK’S BULLETIN Paul Thompson was supposed to have this week’s Bulletin so thought we should have something for him. He was quoted in the first McNess Company*s Bulletin as follows; Mr. Paul Thompson says J,My 115 milk coks were each eating 30 lbs* of feed per day before I started to use McNess recommended rations with MeNess Premix added. Today they are eating 20 lbs. of feed each day. In addition to saving 1/3 on feed costs, here is what happened: My milk production has increased 600 lbs. per day, The fat test has increased between 2 and 3 points. My stock- looks to be in better condition — and it is, CLASSIFICATIONS OPEN A list of Open Classifications was distributed at this week’s meeting. If you know of those who would enjoy serving with Rotary, help bring them into the club. COMING PROGRAM CHAIRMEN - '' The .following individuals have programs through the end of November: November ?th -—Mark Andrews November l^th-—Ray Pitts November 21-------- Harvey Bent November 28th—--John Dean _______ ____ Frod A. Hough------------------------------- — You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Bob ward Rotary Information—Dick Bitinger. Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist .★ - I' .1.- Jolley VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vis®sky, Ch Donald Shorno Employer - Employee Relations Crqig• Sebald, Ch:. Clyde Williams , •. '", 5—Chuck Bristol SERVICE MOORE—Director DISTRICT 636 Four-WayTest—< ?*f • ' ROTARY INTERNATIONAL’ Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel .Hill, N. 'Occupational InformationCarolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec’y, Rotary International ..Gil Molitor,'. GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International 'Robert -Kerr, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich?, Robert, . World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Fqller„ Rotary 2r—Olin Dally FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts November—T9-67r’.J!>, -. , jrJohn -Vispsky., < May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy I 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore ’ 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 . J. 5—Bill. Bobler^j-. (,.;.12—Setop Br)vee(,.,. •: • 19—John V isosky 26—Vince - Kornstien (July-.—r,1 968 t2—Qjck, Biringer ■ Ff. Bob' Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 songPleaders ;'‘'- Ken : Putntinr/Ch 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr . 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon Programs Robert -Yingling, Ch f Bernard Laney i:' 2— Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox-. . r 1 6—Mac Mckeith’ 23—Jack’-.*Gi?l a 30—Harold < April—1968 'October—1967 Ch • International ’ Youth 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' • .George- Pierce *' !' ■ INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st- Thursday ;o.f~e?»chmonth at 12:00 o’clock noon 1— Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— -Harry -- Ow.eris, Cjuane. Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS ■■ • SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ Goodholm NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the'. Rotary. Year' <T9.6Jjf)968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the» change. Members having .special programs,...sp^h qs. Ladiesl^.Night, may, appoint, p corrjmijtee ta assist, with the detail?. ^DOUGLAS WOODWARD,., program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. . *„ ■ ■* NAME Address & Rotary Ann ... * ‘ ....... . ■ •' ? ; v. •. j . . •. • .'it f ,. ROTARY RQSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY I960 NAME-'- -TJ'Address & RbSbry'AAti' ' ’’'•’Phone'Nch '■ ’ '•J’-PHond’' No:' Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20. .Lincoln St..—Lanore :.. 27B’-6517. Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ,--279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater——Velma '278-6256 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N.'Clay—Joyce’.’’.V.,.'./:7..'..J5.. 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N; Hudson St.-—Quinn . 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,t 389 Grand St.—Wilma _... 278-5790 ^'Hione No. Address •& Kdtary'*Ann Robert-'B. KejYf 8 Parsons Ct.—'278-3840 ' John Klein, Box, 148—.-Patricia .... - . 279-9551H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-7:501 1T8 'Gjdnd Phythl 278-5066 Craig.Sebnlji/.JU Moyispn lake—j-Rifp........ 278-8318 ’ W. iNbel Slieia, 74 Maple LaneL-f-Virg in io ........ 278-6341 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ....... 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ...... 27.8-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ....1.'....?..*.?.™' 23*8-2436 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . .. 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive . 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 t Paul W. Thompson,.t27. Cheryl Anri, Dr.—Sara 278-6603 •’ Rbi'ph 'Toupalik, R:*Yrf.t5r*1’573 Wj dhicago—Eileen 278-2127 278-5819 238-2632 278-4191 278-6278 279-9492 .278-5512 J 279-9360 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 Crari&tori* Wilcox, '22'idisod €f;-M>6fothy r.......... 278-2612 Harry Owens,, 24 Ey-Alden—-Sljpton ;..T,.5.‘.'. .278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.'Circle Dr.—Grace __ _’L 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ...... .... 278-6341 George H. Pearce,RS R." 4—Virginia .... 278-6322 ,Johq S. Pierson,, 3^)6 Marshall. St,—Moro 278.-5641 - Clydq» Wil Kams, |02 Cadytg ^Aj/e.—WjliTvy-^ .... 278-8238 Warren Williams, R? 2, Coldwater—LaMoihe 278-6693 Fred Anderson, 46 Mgple Lane—Kathryn:278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25,Parsons Ct.—Ryth ..—v— 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 'Nr Circle- Dr.-,—EstherJ.".278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ..'.’.'J..?.. 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ------------- 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N'. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ....'.'278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—.Dorothy _______ .' 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ______ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15.Scott Aye.—-Ellen Jo _ .278;8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma.-278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotje 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R.' 2—Dotis .’ 278-5318 NAME Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice .... Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 1 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce .St-.—-Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ... Axner Olson, '-340 Grind' St.^—R'eiha i..x X.1 Ray- Pitts, 55 N. 'Sprague St.—Ttirth ... 278-6*161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ___ 278-8580 , 1 , Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ... ... 278-50^3 . Pquglas Woodward,~R. .3, Coldvjpten—* 238-2759 Leslie ^Woodward, 163 Marshall‘St.—Polly . 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .’.'.i’f'K'-' W' ■' j i's "U* The COLDWATER Rotary"REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ 278-6393 • .......... FREDERICK H. W^KS quality sPRm p.wucrs ... 278-6730 �Wl “He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^r The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 4, 1967 BACON as always, came up with an interesting program on an extremely important world problems The Population Explosion. "If there is to be a solution (other than increasing the death rate ) it must be to decrease the birth rate.” This age of science has produced the "Pill" with all its religious, ethical and moral aspects. Perhaps a quote from the "English Digest" applies" "There is no sadder or more frequent obituary on the pages of time than—WE HAVE ALWAYS DONE IT THIS WAY." nSUm2iS^ Sid?ey adds a little humor to this subject with his sharp pen, writing The fundamental and unre solvable cohtraindication in the male nature is that no father of 40 wants his daughter to do what he wanted other men’s daughters to do when he was 20.” NEXT WEEK Mark Andrews has the program. ^ED WEEKS introduced C. H. S. senior Doug Dosier who's interest is auto mechanics. Doug is headed for four years in the Navy before college. JOHN WALKER introduced our only visiting Rotarian, Nelson Weber, in verse! MBL RICE haa an extra hotel reservation in Mexico City for the Convention. come, first served. First apparently found an antidote for "Early-Leaveritis" Only one! Since if you gotta go, you gotta go, his identity shall not be recorded here. —NOVEMBER GREETERS; 7th. and 14th, —Santford Jolley, John Kennedy and Harry Joseph. 21s and 28th— Bob kerr, Vince Kornstien, John Klein. Chuck Bacon doesn’t have the last word this week, here is a "Medical ins^+Ad a/°^”""7 A 9°.year old Vern°nt woman died recently, She had long he uSookedrit°Sith t0 reeeive her ’te«.r trunk. he hS ever gtvS her? anti°ipatiOn he found“ unused> a11 th. prescriptions When Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stat. Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Viuesky, Ch Donald Shorno Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard INTERNATIONAL RICHARD Jolley Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employe?'-* Employee RelJfib’rts SPECIAL—Al the call of the President . ★ DISTRICT 636 • • ROTARY INTERNATIONAL _ ( Tour-Way Test—v : , Fred. J/Veeks, Ch President Rotary International' LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. ..... General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 ■ Dist.,’ Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN Hastings, Mich. ' SERVICE MOORE—Director Rotary Foundation— fritz VanAken, Ch i i ‘J-11 * ' Ray Pitts' GiL Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr,'Ch -• ' ”■Ken’ ' Putndrrr, ’ Ch ■ . Robert Loose John Visosky 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr t May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 1.4—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 'December —1967 • ‘ June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart , j2,5p-JHoward Teeter - - /v’tfX' ■ UuIiP-Jt)T|968 • l£*£4Biirf BbbJ'e# v rff ' 1 9—JohnTVisosky .'•’■26—-Vince’-kJn^isti^n'-' • <2ir-»Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man !W6^Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 2— Fred Hough ■ • .. SONG LEADERS 2>—Olin Dally 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon International Youth Programs ‘i fi'Robert Yingling',' *‘Ch •• Bernard Laney .,»• •'' Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Cn April—1968 October—1967 Ch World Community Service— izt John Pierson. Ch iL’JJc »j, . . Albert Faller <.<.7 Craig .Sebald/>.CHf.' r\ .Clyde William^ ... 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol Matched Dist. & .Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik ¥ March—1968 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Youth— • Harry0'wens, Duane Davidson ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer. Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Toupalik September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations——Doug Wood­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1— Ralph 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Noel 6— Duke Davidson I 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ' . 9—Ray Fox. .,/. 1 6—-Mac .McKeith . •23—Jack Gift 30— Harold' Goodholm . SPECIAL EVENTS ' STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John ,, " ■ Gil Molitor Pierson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Progiam . Chairman —• Telephone: 278-2314. ... ROTARY ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary ^Ann * Phone No. NAME ' AUGUST 1967 -JULY‘^68 Address & Rotary Ann NAME * > Acfdress & Rothryf Phone No.1 Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ......... 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — .............. 279-9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane — -Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V.* G^bfVib,i 156 E. Chicago* jyt-i—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.*—Rhea ‘278*6^53 Torg, Skpbo, 155 Narrows -Rd.j R. R. 2—Nellie .. 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—r-Emily 238-2697 James.'R.. Skioqer,-. R. ~4r Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R.^R^.2. Tekonsha—rMargar.eJ. ....... 767.-7508 Con'rdd Swdh," 47T ’Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse,' R. R. 4—Ruth ----Zr. 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ............... 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 e .Mjlfofid. A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen ....'...,^78-2947 Charles Bristol,. 57 Hull—Lois ,.—.— ---------——.278-5828 . Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 ’ Harold McKriight, R. R. 3—Carol .........238-2436 *• TjGiti»VanA Gust C. Burahdt, 75. N; Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 ’ken,’J65 E’. Chkbcjd ’it.-i-Mary 'Ann .... 278-5585 Gilbert- Mfdlitbf? HO Fairfield .Dn—Bernice .4ZL. •.278-58V9f* Tom Collins, 18 Qieryl Ann Dr.,-—Barbara 278.-5234 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .— 278-6054 John Visosky, . 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred Culy, .Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ------------- 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.-—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver,’12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 v Russel I F. Mb’o'rd, 15.Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .... 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 ’Maple Lane—Jane ..'^1.........*.... 278-2818 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4 — Beatrice 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St. — Susan .... — ...... 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ...........278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ....... 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ....... 278-2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma -27^-8968 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .............. 279-9360 ‘..Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Oy?ens,: 24. E. 'Alden—Sharon --------- .... 278-5028 Albert Faller/. 95 -N. Hanchett St;—^Chgi’lotte ....... 278-5475 . ^Wa/.re.q .Williams, ,R., 2, Coldwater — LaMoipe 278-6693 ... Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr. — Grace 278-2979 , Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris,------ 278^5318 Lesser Mse, R.” R? i—Ceiia 278-4424 ’ B*. Rf Rearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .... 278-6341’ Jack Gift, 31 *4 Jdnesville Rd.—Sharon .......... — 279-9668 jCharfe^^/Gocklwarcf "'16GC jMdrshall St. ................. 278-5033 1 ’G&orge/H.- Pearce, R/*R.‘•M-f-yVirginia ......278--6322^ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 LincotfiJSt.—Lanore 278-6f)>7*‘ vCjoyglas-Woodward;/ft.J3, j^ldwoteri^ufhf p U-’s 238-2759 ^78-564.11 Reo E. Goodwin. 7.8 S.« Jefferson-—Ruth _ 279-9266)i I-John S.-. Pierson,, 340 Marshal I St.—Mpra Leslie Woodward/ 163 Marshall St.—Polly .L.... 278-5033 Andrew Henry, R. *4, Coldwatef-—Velma 278-6250 Ray Pitts,’ 55 N. Sprague St.—-Ruth ............... 278-6161 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons; Ct.-—Rpth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, '25 Ridgerripor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret *278:8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. .Circle 'Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37. Carlyle;--Ave.—3egri ....------- -• 2?:8».8O86 William Bobier, 280 Grand. St.—Margaret ...276-5386’ Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara--------------------- 278-5891 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 18'5 N. Clay—Joyce ..I.__ ... 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.-^-Quinn ...... 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,^389 Grand Stl—Wilma ..:.r.l.L..? 278-5790 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 *.',C. Alfred Rice*,I, Union Ctty—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel. Rice,’ 19d3 Kibby Rd., JgcksoQ—Lillian 512-5594 • Don Rosset’ter;-331 Fisk Rd.—Shirfey —.* 278-8*580 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie • ; HONORARY^MEMBER John Walker, 33 Qaughterty—Gretchen /A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ ................ 278-6393 * ...... 278-6730 ..r’^V£ Sac. 34.66, P. L & R. �“He Profits Most Who Serves Besl^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 9, 19&7 . THIS WEEK Judge Mark- Andrewo brought us our program this week, Joe Weigt from the Sheriff’s • Department gave a demonstration and talk oii mouth to mouth resuscit* ation and chest massage with his manikin called ’’Ariinie?’, This was ah excellent program which could be well taken t o all organizations in Branch County, NEXT WEEK s Ray Pitts has the program. He is looking for some-tipsters# Coporal Rugge from the Michigan StatePplice-Department- is going to talk about the n^w implied ConsentJ^aw-for^Xhe drink and drive people, ^^.jSTIJDEin^-GU^ .. {President Bob appreciates members of the Rotary intffedueing student guests •when asked. PROSPECTIVE 1 MEMBERS i • 9 Wesley G. Logan, M. D. , our District Governor suggested the following in. his gfe—^letter^to our President after his visit here. ”A prosrpsctJMl mwiber should have some-Rotary^information. before he signs-tha, -card ap 'knows his responsibilities to the club-and-Jwhat-Rotary is doing. He may re^l he could not be a good member. BLOOD BANK ■' ; A blood bank , drive will be held on December. 18^ 196?^.. give a pint for-our—fricnds_ancL-relatives, • VISITING ROTARIANS ' all-partieipate~and . .j \ We had two visitors this week, John-Holcomb from Quincy and Phil Hensley from Bronson. ABSENT MEMBERS Bent, Bristol, Burandt, Dally, Fox, Gift, Jolley, Joseph, Kampenga, Kornstein, Loose-Robert, Mann, Pierson, Putman,Thompson, Wit® and Woodward-Chas. EARLY LEAVERS Moliter, Neer, Shedd, Patterson, Goodwin and Kerr. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY' '’All great changes are irksom to the human mind, especially those which are tended with great dangers and uncertain affects.’’ By John Adams, Fred A. Hough You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. £? . .. L BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant —* Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ' �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose • 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 1—Ralph Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson INTERNATIONAL RICHARD 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol April—1 968 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy 2s—Olin Dally October—1967 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth ]7—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon Ch SERVICE November—1967 MOORE—Director 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community ServiceJohn Pierson, Ch Albert Faller January—1968 2—Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30-rJHarold tGoodholnj. Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore July—1968 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien SONG LEADERS May—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 18—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter 5—Bill Bobier Foundation— Ftitz VqnAkefi,Ch Ray Pitts-' 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr June—1968 December —1967 International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller March—■! 968 29—Bob Loose Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visudky, Ch Donald Shorno Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor February—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor -. - If yott'iwis^to.i'dhhnge dates,.'yithf^anojher member, advise th? mqgram chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the' Rotary‘Year 1967-1968. Ladies ’ Night,, .may appoint a . committee to aSsist. ^rith the , details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Members having special programs, ■ such as change. Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. V NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple rlrane—?Kathryn' Phone No. 278-603:? ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No, Robert B. • Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marthg • 278-8840 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .... 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ---------- 278-5358 ‘ John KJein, BoX. J.4&—-Patrici.a. 279-9551 'W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—-Marjorie ...3... 278-6821 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . . 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull-St.—Mgrgaret ------- ... 278-8006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle "Dr.—Esther ....—/. 278-2682 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—-Gertrude CJx/b 278-4350 Ernest W.1 Luse, • »R. R. 4—-Ruth ' ............... j...... 278-226 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .... 278-5386 Church St.-r^-Marian^ 278-4222 ,Vr. -Robert Man, "379 E. phrcogJA-E'dna T.J *sJ1owafd Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.r~CjaYa ............i...-.^278-589 **Pai}f W. ThomjRpn* zZ Cheryl4'/fiS^br*.M-?ard 278-6603' Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—pois ----- .....—•&—u. 278-5828, • , . ’ Milford A. McKeith, 75 N.< Jiadson. St.—Helen ....... 278*2947 '^lptl‘Toupf>t4i'Jk!«Ri. *5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R- 3—Carol ’ ----- ;—.. 2*38-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine . 278-4486 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann * . 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann^Qr4.s^pcir>bara.,.278-5234 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2 — Gladys ........... 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe* jAj-r^lmogene ....‘ 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta — 238-2632 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 27SJ-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .... 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lanerr—Jane i---------- ------ 278-2818 Fred H^., Vyeeksf R.r R. 4—Begtrice ----- 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott; Aye)—Ellen *Jo —... 278-8609 . Robert Nagle, 3'6 W. Pierce St.v—Susan ------------ 279r949'2^ /’Wesley' bur,'^1.44 S. Clby' St." J....L. — 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—^Joanne ------ 278-5909 Fred Ne’er, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ...^^78-55b2- * Gidnston ‘ Wilcox, 22 Edison. Q .^Dorothy .... 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Reiher ‘i!....!.’....L...S<* 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 1 278-8968 .Clyde Williams^, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden — Sharon ------.......... 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchejt ?St.—Chqrlotte 278-5475 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMqine 278-6693 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,* R. R. ‘2-—Doris .—...» 278-5318**’. • Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia T t. 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ’ ,U... 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .... . 279-9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -.-r-? '278-^033 Georgev,H. Pearcet>/ R. R. 4—-Virginia .......... 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 ! Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater — Ruth ........ 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — N\org i 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ...._____ 279-9266 Ray Pitts, 55 N: Sprague^*St.-—Ruth 278-616b. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall "St-.—Polly'.'-../...** 278-5033f Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma .*..... 278-6250 1 Kenneth Putnam, 11 ‘8. 'CWcago*St^Mlsl#K.. . .' Robe7t|dt'YingliKgl 21 Scott—Natal278-6393 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn ... 578-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ........ 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley _____ 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 * John A. Kennedy,t 389 Grand St.—Wilma ..../.__ 278-5790 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR. ; PUBLISHED feY’7'' rqWy club*" “ 1 of Coldwater,. Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelct^^ ;• |y. S’ . FRSDER : I.'. COLDWATER, * i '• u a �Mb “He Profits Most Who Serves BesQ) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Nobember 16, 1967 MUCH REGRETS The Club accepts with'great-regret the resignation of Andy Henry. We thank you for your fine work in Rotary and wish you all the best with your new position in Franklin, Penn. NOTICE TO DRIVERS WHO DRINK AND DRIVE Cpl. Paul Ruggie, Jackson Post of the Michigan State Police, introduced the 01ub to the ’’Drunk Meter” ( er Breatholizer). He also explained the laws that are now set up to handle the drunk driver. Dennis Qage, guest of program chairman Ray Pitts, submitted to the test after having five-drinks before lunch. The machine-reading said he was OK but we noticed he walked back to work. Very good program Ray. Thanks, for -making it...... possible. . NEXT-WEEKS v ATTRACTION Harvey Bent-vHl prossnt .Mr, .Joe Daniels of Fort Way^, Indiana, who will speak onJjonds'and investments.... Sounds like a money maker, be attend. ROTARY FOUNDATION WEEK ' NOVEMBER 12-18 In Rotary Foundation^ we. have the "one -project .that unites all the Rotary Clubs. in . the world. It was at'the International convention in Atlanta, Georgia, on. June 18, 1917 that A. C. Klump, President of Rotary International called attention ”to the possi hi 1 i ty of a future endowment fund for Rotary... .for the purpose of doing good in the-worldj-'^harLiable, enducationaJLnr other avenues-5. Rotary "Foundation provides, funds for’talented-young people to achieve the best in,— education as a Rotary Foundation Fellow. Twenty years ago, there were only eight­ een Foundation Fel lows .^today~the .number exceeds two-thousand. " ’This is-why our own local Club continues to do its part each year. But this need not be a" Rotarian project alone. Many non-Rotarians support the Foundation either.jndivi dually or through indnstrial. grants. Be on the .lookout for a local student that we e.nulri elect for a Fellowship and also remember to suggest the Rotary, Foundation as a good-cause^tbat-needs-our help. GUSTS AND EARLY LEAVERS Rotarian Kenneth Gunthrope,.Bronson. Waybe Kring and Bill Phillipe guests- of Lester Wise. Dennis Gage guest of Ray Pitts. Twelve Rotarians were absent, and-eight early ’leavers^. .Seemed, like more than- eight gpt. up. and left.. CLOSING REMARKS President Bob was going to. say after Cpl. Ruggie finished Ids pregran. drink, don* t drive ■ If you drive make juirdyou have a car •.». Bick Moore . You Will. Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE-*'BfA 100% MEMBER QUINCY 'Onion Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ' " '' ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. “ 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification— John Deon, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ....... -v-- VOCATIOMAL SERVICE - BOB RUMSEY—Director 1— Ralph Toupalik ■ 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & March—1968 5—Axner ^Olson 12—John Pierson ' 19—Bernard Laney September—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch • Ralph Toupalik . —Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Champs,Woodward, Ch '"Olin'Dally*' Student Loans—■ Jim Skinner , ,J.. John;(Vinsky:_£h . , Magazine—Jack Gift. Donald Shorno • Membership:— Mark Andrews,Student "Guests— Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard B. K. Pearce, Ch ‘ Teefe.r George Pierce Program—-Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Youth— Harry Owens, Ch ward Duane Davidson Rotary > Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bpbier Sergeant-at-Arnis —— ~ .. INTERNATjONAl,. SERVICE . Carroll Barnes,' •Ch-' Santford RICHARD MOORE—Director' Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS ■.World .Community Service— John Pierson, Ch : 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol Hdrryii©.WerTS* • 1 9—Keath. .Pearce..., 26—Fred 'Culy ■' ■ ’ April—1968 . October—1967 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth • 17—GOVERNOR ..VISITS. . , 24—Wil Couillard - 3-1-“-jCbaties’B$icdn./~‘ November—1967 ■ 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean t s 2<—Olin Dally ■■15. .J <9—Pat '*Pa tt'ejjpn 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 . .7—Chick Kennedy I 4—George, Pierce ' 21 —Ch’Uck " Woodward C •' 284*-Nafrt) MtQpre June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 - Employer -'.Employee .Relations * " • .'■’Albert "Faller ~ .4ul.y—^1.9$8rCraig Sebald,. Ch; ’"'"'5—Bill" Bbbler"*"•’*"--Clyde Williarns • " "International..Yiblhi Programs 'I; 1 Z-rrSeton^ftpyeSj'! <" : ;.i. ' Biringer DISTRICT 636 . Robert ..Yingling, Ch . .. ,J..9—rr." Bob'* ■ Mon _),9—Johtv(Vis'o^ky. , ” _ • Fdur-Wgy ’.Test—g . ■ ... ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney ’ " " ’2’6—Vince • Kairtsrienr *"/ i '■ • "id—Fred ‘Weoks i." - L. ■ • Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary InternationalRay Fox Rotary Foundation• 23—Les Wise ■ LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. .January—1968 Fritz VanAken, Ch Occupational Information— 30—Bob Yingling Carolina. 2— Fred Hough - ■ Ken Leavenworth, Ch . . Ray Pitts SPECIAL EVENTS General Seely, Rotary International 9— -Ray. Eojp:";: • Gil Molitor ' GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, [Hindis Trade & Professional Relations. ~SONG LEADERS .. .. .. ",<l;6.rT,Mpc . McKeith -lr„ . STAG DAY—Clyde Williams i 23—Jack dift -1 -LADIES'" NITE—John* Pierson ,,. Ken Putngtn, „ Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ■ Robert -Kerr, :Ch . ,Gil rMpjitoii.-. p'j-50—Harold"■Gdod.hplm.'c. "'John "Visosk’y • ;"'" WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Robert Loose* ★ The above is our program-schedule fqr tbe Rotary Year..1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such’as Ladies' Night, may "appoint a -committee .-to assist-.with., the details. .DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone:-278-2314. ROTARY ROSTER:AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 „ NAME Address""& Rotary "Ann" Phdne’No. 1NAMEAddress & Rotary Ann ,. Pho.ne.No, RobejF'Ei' -'RUmsey; JE)S'.~Gtarfdr!St.—c?hyllis,278-5066 .,Robert B., Kerr, ® Parsons Ct.——Martha 278-0840 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane^-Kathryn .278--6033&. .2, .Mor^jjpp -Lak^s-^Rlto,-, -^ 278-8318 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ■ 279-9551.^ J’fr<>i^ Sebpld, Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ". J 278-5358 " W. Noel Sh'edd* 7?. Maple" Lan'e—Vifgitrid*“278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . .. 278-5842 ___ 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret-278-8006." ".. Bernard La.ney; -372 Marshall ,'St.—Rhea .Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ....." 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San:Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R." R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ____ 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. -Lyse, R. R. .4-^Ruth..,. ............... 278-2261 IS^^hurch^tw-;—Marian . ’ 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.:—Clara-. ...... 1 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811' ," . Howard "M. • - Milford A,-McKeithr >5 N.-Hudsan’iSt—tfolen JEF8-«?%aw< ., fauL.W,.Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—-Lots* :...2..-278-5828 Ralph'Toi^^IK,“r’ R/y;"’V573“Wj Chiafe'o^Enfeen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238:2436’* Gust C. Burandt, 75. N. Circle Dr.—^Josephine ------ 278-4486 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . . 27&-55S5 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann: Dr.—Barbara. ....... 278-5234, Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—-iriiogene-278-6054-Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta ... 238-2632 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara - 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine _ 278-4191. Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy __ 279-9471 L. Williarrt Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane; 278-2818 Fred - H. Weeks/ R.. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... ...___ 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor iRtf.Sidodnne r.L-j..: 278-5909D'. ■’.r Fred Neer,: 203 W. Chicagp^— Ernestine278-5512 . ” Cranstbh* •MWfox, 2^2 ^^isort*t.......... 278-2612 .._ Axner. .Olsarj^ 34.0 Qrand St.*;—Retha 279-9360.. James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Arm Dr.—Thelma ."..2^8'8.968 »^ilma ....... 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchejt St.—Charlotte .278-5475 Harry Owens, "24 E. Alden-^-Sharon :•'27^^558^1 LC{p^eCXWijjtQrns7cJ02 .Gc^dyle . 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake', "R. R. 2—Dpris':" -278!5318 . Roy ,G. Patterson, .'36:-NT" Circle Dr.—Grace -.. 278-2979,-, -Warden ^Willjams^ R. 2,’Co|dwater—LaMoine ’•LSs^FK V^ik6, 2—Celia SJLvzLk_____ 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .'... 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... 278-5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia .,. 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanare 278-6517 Douglas V^oodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth :238-2759 John - S; -Pierson;. 340-Marshall "St.—Mora _ 278-5641" Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—iRuth'U 279-9266" Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ...... 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55-N. ,-Sprague St.—Rujh 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma'" -J.".,...;.: 278.-6250 •Robert G. Yingling, 21 ‘Scotfr—Nqtglie .'.I...; 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam,'11 E." Chicago St.:—Mabel "278-279b"" Frederick A. Hough, 570 S." Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-2501 •" 'C. Alfred Rice, R. .Union City—Evelyn "“2-..l...'.:2781"^l51 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cldy—Joyce .......... 278-5049 ‘ HONORARY MEMBER Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 NAME Address & Rotary Ann* John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand St.—Wilma ~~ Phone No; ’278-5790“" • Don-Rossettefr^331- 44,—F-isk. Rd.—-Shirley _____ 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR rftur PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcd^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS^ INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 .. 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^f^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEMBER 22, JW THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM Tuesday’s meeting was devoted te stocks and bonds as described by J°e Daniels. Thanks* Harvey, for an informative meeting. (Rotarians spent the remainder of the P. M. checking their personal stock and bond inventories.) NEXT WEEK John Dean has the program for next Tuesday. Ken Hildebrandt, executive secretary of the Michigan Association of Insurance Agents, will speak to the club concerning com­ pensation - without - liability in automobile responsibilities. This should be a very timely topic. ABSENT MEMBERS Twenty members. Make it up, fellows, EARLY LEAVERS Five members. VISITING ROTARIANS Our visiting rotarians included Al Wiler and Ray Smith from Bronson, GUESTS Ken Lindblom and Don Gause Rotary is now established in 137 countries, “The basis tf membership is Ctessifiaaticn, The joy of membership is Fellowship^ The obligation of membership is Attendants, The privilege of membership is Yours, (President’s letter) FAMOUS QUOTES “ A modern man is one who does not blew his knows’1 - - (credit to President Bob - who else?) REMINDER Those who yearn for the good old times have poor memories. Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle. Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. ... 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Dpug Woodward ■ Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jql.ley •_ . . . 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose * 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 1— Ralph Toupalik Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 8—Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vixsky, Ch Donald Shorno INTERNATIONAL World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch. Albert Faller '' •’ •' International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch '• Bernard Laney FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 2r—Olin Dally 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon SERVICE MPORE:—Director November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June^—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1 —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December,—1967 5—Bill Bobier •12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien ' *r ? • * [' January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox SONG LEADERS 16— Mac McKeith ... 23—Jack Gift Ken Putnam, Qh. .. . John J Visosky 7 V". 7’ ’ « JJG'j-Hctrbld Goodholm • * April—1968 October—1967 Ch Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik Rotary 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy ★ ^I.CHAIW, 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 5—Chuck Bristol Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson 6—Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' 'J-.7 .-George fierce February—1968 July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor • The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 196^-1968. If you wish to change dates with, another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies'* Night, may appoint -a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .............. . 279-9551 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ___ 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278^30.8^ j" firRgbert Loose,R*. j R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret.) .... 767-7508 JErndst W. Luse, ’R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ....... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara _______ 278-5391 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois -4-Zi 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N-. Hudson St;—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, -8. R.- 3—Carol 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt,-75 N. Circle Dr,—Josephine ....... 278.4486 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Faiffteld Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta ....... 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—‘Elaine 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ........... 279-9471 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ____ 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ______ 278-2818 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ........... 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine .... 278-5512 John T. Dean,. 59 Ridgemoor Rd loanne ...._ 278-5909 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ... 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .... 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 278-6341 Jack Gift,,. 1314 Jonesville .Rd.—Sharon ............... 279-9668 , B. K. Pearce, e97 Edison Ct.—Lprraine George* H*. ’Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ____ 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517’ John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .. ........... 278-6161 Andrew Henry,' ft. 4, ’Coldwafer-—Velma 278-6250 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprag'ue Rd.—Janet 279-9501 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ............... 278-8580 John A. Kennedy,. 389 Grand St..—Wilma ...... 278-5790 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .. 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ................ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ... ......... 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ____ 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .......______ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ___ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ... The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcofB Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ... 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ------ 278*8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. ^Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 •JxSf?r6*d^SVvart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 t .... 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bestf^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. December’ 7, 196? LAST WEEK’S PROGRAM Program Chairman John Visosky arranged for Ralph Rainer Director of the Coldwater Learning Center to direct the program. Rainer demonstrated the use of Video Tape and discussed how it is being used in educational programs. Thank you John for an interesting program. ■THIS WEEKS PROGRAM Seton Bovee has made arrangements with Al Schorfhaar High School to present the program. head Football Coach at the A REMINDER Don’t forget the Blood Bank is December 18th. - --------------------------- — ___ EARLY LEAVERS Carroll Barnes, Roy Patterson, Charles Bacon, Reo Goodwin, Bob Rumsey, John Pierson, J. R. Skinner. ABSENT MEMBERS Bristol, Burandt, Dean, Kampenga, Putnam, Schlubatis^ Shedd, Skabo, Weaver, Charles Woodward and Doug Woodward. VISITING ROTARIANS Elmer Dobson from the Quincy Club. ATT WE A YOUNG, MEDIUM OR OLD GROUP ? Comparative age of Coldwater Rotary Members: Age of Members NumberM Percent 27-49 37 48.7$ 50-60 19 24.9$ 61-70 15 19.9$ 71-79 5 6.6$ 100.0$ THIS WEEKS JOKE Rotarian Insurance Agent to reluctant client: "’Don’t let me frighten you into a hasty decision. Sleep on it tonight, if you wake up tomorrow let me know then.” Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER it ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA —.Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each, month at 12:00 ' o’clock nbon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ’" DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE. BOB RIJMSEY—Director " ■ Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vinsky, Ch Donald Shorno RICHARD 5—Chuck Bristol SERVICE MOORE—Director 'World 'Cotnnfunity Service^—. John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky April—1968 2,—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch Matched Dist. & Club Program . i Charles, Bristol, .Ch ■Ralph- Toupalik Rotary 5—Axner. Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy ; INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce .... 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, . Duane Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Jim End ifoft 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts. 21—Hdrvey1 Bent28—Jpljn peg.n.-.ij fyjj December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstlen. January—1968 June—1968 • rrC/aig 4Sebald 1 1 —Don Shorno J &-r-Conr'ad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 K — 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith ■23—Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program' Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. Phorie'-No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & R6T^ry:;A’nh . Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ..... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, .265 Hull. St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 5l "N'.' Circle ‘Dr.—-Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobiec^'280-Grcmd .St.—Margaret -_'_:r"278-5386 ' Seton Bovee, 171-Grand-St.—Clara .J2. £... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ......... 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt,- 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine , 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W." Clarke" Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _______ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59. Ridgemoor Rd.^^Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .. 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314-'Jonesville " Rd'.—5Haron'. -. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore _ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velrpa 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 "N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy;; 389. Grdnd Sti—Wilma __ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct."—Martha ..... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney,..372. ^aphajl St,—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth,- 3652"SanSouci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest'W. ’ Ltjlsej 'R'.'rR. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man; 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold MoKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ....... 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ....___ 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ___ ... 279-9492 Fred • N6qr,-.1203* W. Chicago—Ernestine ........... 278-5512 .Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha. ....; . ,279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alcfen—Sharon L..'. 278-5028 • Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce,. 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790, C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....’ L. 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME. 7" ".-;A.c|dress & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, "118 Grand St.—Phyllis .. 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. . 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . .. 278-5585 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ............. 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St .............. 278-4029 .Cranston _Wilcox, 22 .Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Clyde'"'Williams, ibz'CcJt'lyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ...._____ „ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ....... Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwafer—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... ' HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Thej COLDWATER . Rotary REFLECTOR;;;; PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcoll^ 278-6693 278-4424 278-5GP3 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 • FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49D36 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bestf) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEMBER 29, 1967' LAST WEEKS PROGRAM The Program Chairman for last week John Dean introduced Ken Hildebrandt, Executive Secretary for the Michigan Association of Insurance Agents. His talk centered around automobile insurance and the new compensation withoutliability automobile insurance proposal. It was an interesting and informative program. Thanks John. TpIS WEEKS PROGRAM John Visosky has the program. He has made arrangements with Ralph Rainer to demonstrate the use of Video Tape.- Rainer is the Director of the Coldwater Living Learning Center. BLOOD BANK Don’t forget the Blood Bank is December 18. not signed up you can still just walk in. at the Masonie Temple. If you have CUBPORT OF DEBATING TEAM Our Board of Directors voted to donate $40.00 to the Coldwater High School Debating Team to help defray-expenses to their debating forum. We should be proud of our Coldwater Team as we understand they were one of four teams selected from the entire State to attend this forum. ABSENT MEMBERS The following 19 members were absent: Anderson, Bent, Burandt,Dally, Faller, Gift, Goodholm, Kampenga, Kornstien, Luse, Pitts, Putnam, Mel Rioe, Skabo, Skinner, Peeks, Wilcox, Wise and Yingling. EARLY LEAVERS Ten members signed up to leave early. FAMOUS QUOTE Einstein has been quoted as saying,’'Imagination is more powerful than knowledge. Imagination enlarges your vision, stretches the mind, challenges the impossible. Without imagination thought comes to a halt." Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ☆ BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —• Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M, JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. '★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1 970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms —Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director 1— Ralph 5—Chuck Bristol 2?—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Owens, Ch Davidson ★ INTERNATIONAL April—1968 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy K. Pearce, Ch ’ George Pierce RICHARD 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam September—1967 Student Guests— Duane March—1968 29—Bob Loose Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Viss^ky, Ch Donald Shorno Harry Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Youth— 6—Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally B. February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; .International Youth Programs Clyde Williams ‘ ■ Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Rotary FoundationOccupational Information— Fritz VanAken, Ch Ken Leavenworth, Ch Ray Pitts Gil Molitor SONG LEADERS Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Ken Putnam, Ch Robert Loose John Visosky 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 11—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 July—1968 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky ■26—Vince - Kdrnstien • '• 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks ' 23—Les Wise. 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30—Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. "Rumsey J fs& Grand'St.—Phyllis JJ78-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. ;2, Morrison Lake—Ritg 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . ..... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise . . 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ... . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson,.,27. Cheryj Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph ^Youpdhk,* R*.’*R.”5, 1573 W. Chicago—Elleen'278-21 27 Fritz VanAken* 65 E.'- Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ......... ........ Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ..... Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma .Warren Willigmsi,,..R, 2,#Coldwater—LaMoine Lesser ?. Wise,'"ft. R. 2—Celia 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-6904 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ........... 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ...... 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 r -HONORARY. MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 mm Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois :_________ 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—-Josephine 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ..... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene %... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . ........... -278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ______ ... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ..... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce' ............ 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma L„. 278-5790 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann,. Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—-Marth'a !.:..J.'.r 278-8840 * John Klein, Box 148—Patricia" .’..u.....v _... 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....... 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ; 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _......____ 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna _____ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. .Hudson' St.-^-HejJert ....... .27^-2947, Harold McKtiight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice’ .....?.. 276-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annefta /_..... 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ....... 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.;—Susan ......._ __ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ....... 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ______ 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .......... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ........... 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia _______ 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .__ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn . 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson-;—Lillian _ r... .512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcoi^j^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN inc. 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BesM^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 13, 196? ANYONE SEE MY GUEST SPEAKER ? ? ? Sorry about that Seton, You said it would happen one day and it did. We will all be looking forward to next January when you plan to bring Coach Schorfhaar back for a first and ten. NEXT WEEK THE BRITISH POUND Bill Bobier, Program Chairman, will present Mr. Paul Martzowaka, of the Manufactures National iank of Detroit, who will speak on the British Pound and the US Dollar. Be sure and attend this one. NEWS FROM ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The 1968 Convention of Rotary International next may 12-16 in Mexico City, Mexico, will have as its theme ’’Effective Rotary Service Means Personal Involvement”. This great annual meeting is only five months away, but there is still time to send for reservations to attend. Rotary International will have an office set up January 8th in Mexico City to take care of your needs. Think about it. CLUB MEETING MAKE-UPS IMPORTANT Attendance reports show that we came within three members of the 100$ meeting. This is the closest we have come to date during President Bob’s year. It can be done so lets all work for it. VISITING ROTARIANS Bronson Rotarians to attend our meeting were : Phil Hensley, Jerry Pearce, Kenneth Gunthorpe, Wendell Hathaway, Henry Gomley, and Kieth Tracy. Don Rossettor presented Tim Mulder as his guest and Howard Swan was the guest of Dick Biringer. NEWS OF THE BOARD MEETING Your Directors passed on the following at Tuesdays meeting: A $56.00. sponsbrship of three Coldwater High School students to attend the Model United Nations Assemble at Hillsdale College next February. A donation of $25.00 to the Coldwater Community Christmas Club Fund. To accept with regrets, the resignation of Harry Joseph due to his ill health. It is hoped by the Club that Harry might be able to return to the Club at a later date. OVERHEARD IN THE CHOW LINE One big business tycoon to another — ’’We’ve had a very good year. will we keep the stockholders from finding out?" Now, how Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safely— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS •— 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick.Moore. . MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification—John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership —— Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bii> Inger; Ch; Bill Bobier ' ■ Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford . Jolley— — BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director.. ... SPECIAL—Al the call of the- President ★ ••• ■.' Employer -. Employee Relations Craig Sebald^ Ch;' ‘ ' ‘•h‘ Clyde Williams Four.-Way Test— ... . Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Inforrngtion— , Ken Leavenworth, Ch • Gil Molitor'-' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. . , General Sec’y, Rotary'International. GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings,- Mich. 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1—Ralph Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— ■ John Vibtsky, Ch September—1967 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ’ George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL October—1967 Ch SERVICE MOORE—D i rector 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS • • ■24—:Wil Couil.lard • 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service—~ John Pierson. Ch ‘ . Albert Faller December —-1 967 • • 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky < .1. ’ 26—Vince1 Kornstien International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Rotary , Laney FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts January—1968 March—1 968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney • April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy ' 1 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—JHqward Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Bi ringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling .2—Fred Hough; "’9—Ray Fox ' * SONG LEADERS .s Ken Putnam, Ch ‘ John Visosky' 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27— Bert Faller 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol Donald Shorno RICHARD Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15— Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose February—1968 . 16— Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm SpEC|AL EvENT$ STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule, for .the. Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members haying special; programs,:.such- as - Ladies* Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME ' ;AddceisC& 'Rotary ^Anh* Phone No. NAME;. Address & Rotary. Ann „ Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 * Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .......... 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ...... 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ................................ 279-9551 W. Noel•-Shedd* 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—-Marjorie *278-682} ; : ”’H. Vincent Kortistieh,’ 290 Grand St.—Dorothy A 278-6501 •Donald V< ^b^rno? .156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, • 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 .Marshall .St.—Rhea .s..r.-.y.. 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 5),N J.Circle Dr.-—Esther 27^-2682 ' c^Ken’ CedveriwortTi, 3652 San Sbuci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ....... 767-7508 William Bobier, 280. Grand.:St.—Margaret-*278-5386 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ...... 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 .prand. St.—Clara .-.. 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ____ 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine .278-4486Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 239-2436 Fritz Van Aken,.,^5MEt Chicgga Sk-crMary Ann .. 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl*Anri Dr.—Barbara ... ’278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—-Bernice 278-5^819 -Wtfrfref ’VariXken/*’R. R. •‘^—Gladys 278 4243 Wilford Couillard, 60..N, Monroe St.—Imogene J..’-278-6054 •'No’rmand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—-Annetta 238-2632 ' Jofin yfsosky, Sdntope/^^ara 279-5094 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ____ j. 279-9471 . Richard D. Moore, 42 CarlyJ.e' Ave.—rflaine. 278-jt-1-9 Olin Dally, 61 Mb’p'le Lane—Jane .... .. 278-2818 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ...... 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 John T. Dean, 59. Ridgembor Rd.—Joanne 278^5909 . ••Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Wesley Wilbur,’ 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 ___ 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Anri Dr.——Thelma 278-8968 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ................... 279-9360 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ___ 278-5475 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ? ...._______ 278-5028 -Roy C. Patterson,-36 N. Circle Dr.-^Grdce .....*278-2979 *Warrfenr Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine y 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ....... 278-5318 Lester ’F. Wise, ,RL> R. 2-i^-Celid ’ 278-4424 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon^ 279-9668 .B..K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—LprraJhe'-^.,.^.. 278-6341 , Charles Woodwa.td, *163 Marshall Sf. 278-5033 E. Harold Goodhotm, 20 Lincoln St.—LanOre 278-6517 George H. Pegrce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth J38-2J59 •’ John S. Pierson, 340- Marshall St.—Mora -*...* 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78. .S. Jefferson-^—Ruth- .... 279-9266 Ray;-Pitts, 55. N. Sprag up’ St.—Ruth -LLiJLLv 278-6161 Leslie Woodward; -163 MarsHafl-’Sh—Polly -278-5033 Andrew Henry, R. .4, Coldwater—Velma . 278-6250 ; Robert G^.Yingling, 21 Scotf^-hlatalie . ........... 278-6393 Kenneth. Putnam, 1] E. Chicago.St.—Mabel ....... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague 'Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501. • Cr Alfred Ric*6, * R. T, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ..... J... 278-5049 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 "Maple La’ne-^-kathryn Phone No. • ........... 278-6033 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy,f.38.9 -Grand .St.—Wilma Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _____ 278-6788 278^5790 V "Don -Rqssetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J 512-5594 ...... 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �tfb “He Profits Most Who Serves BestQ) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 20, 1967 LAST WEEKS PROGRAM The program was presented by Paul Martzowka. The topic was the ’‘Pound Steriling" and its recent devaluation. Thanks to Bill Bobier for timely program. ABSENTEES: Only six members absent! This could be a 100$ meeting if you six would make it up, (Bacon, Barnes, Bristol, Gift, Kornstein, and Moliter). EARLY LEAVERS: The seven who left missed the money, interest rates and price level story. VISITING ROTARIANS: From Bronson — W. L. Slisher, Phil Hensley, Nelson Weber and Bob Kolassa. GUESTS: Ernie Luse has as his guest Rev. Furstenau, Fred Anderson was accompanied by son Jan and Bill Phillips was guest of Les Wise. SANTA CLAUSE MESSAGE TO ROTARIANS AND EVERYONE. (Quoting a Chinese Proverb) ■» “If there be righteousness in the heart, There will be beauty in the character. If there be beauty in the character, There will be harmony in the home. If there be harmony in the home, There will be order in the nation. If there be order in the nation, There will be peace in the world." MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON —• Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ■ft ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS —— Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS —— 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969; Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Babier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Wqy Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade &'Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vistsky, Ch Donald Shorno Duane Davidson SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community ServiceJohn Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs • Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary' Foundation—’.- Gl-i-: Fritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts ‘ SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch • ,=•;> John; Visosky' 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 * 2r—Olin Dally October—1967 Ch ★ RICHARD 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Owens, INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— 8. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Harry 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 1 4—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 )—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 July—1968 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince' Kprnstien, 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack. Gift | I " 30—Harold GooUhoIrn SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night,, mayjdppoint a committee -to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. •• <• * ’■ ’ ' ’' NAME Address & Rotary Ann .1' ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 > JULYl.3.968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No. Ir’Js'jC " NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ....... 278-6033 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-884,0 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .. 278-5358 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 .. John Klein, Box MB-r-M’atri.eip .., 279-95'51 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .5 278-6821 ■ W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ___ 278-8006 Donald V. S.horno,,156 B. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .... 27^-6951 . Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Tdrg Skabo,' 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Sopci Beach—Emily'23OT2o97 • Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Co.nrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ... 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .. 278-2261 Ftv,;Rpberti'Man,;.379-?.rChicigb-L*.feili'd!’.....-...1.l.....1.' *278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara __ __ 278-5891, Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-3828 ' Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl ..Ann Pr.-^Sacp.- 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 V^RBh5KT^papr(^f«R^ft’) 573-W.I .OdcagiAAleen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Harold _McKnighX,...R.. ,R... 3-r-rCa_fol;~.T.-.~:.'.'^.9!t!’.?J.'.ST^238:2436‘ ■ Fritz'VanAken, 65 E'. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—^-Barbara ...7.....'.. 278.-5234 . ■ Gilbert". Mbfltor,'-, j_0 ; Fairfield ■ Dr!—Bernice-".—'278-5819 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe-St.—Imogene' t.'.I'"278-6054 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .--.—u.-, . 278^281.8 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ....... 278-8609John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor ■ Rdl—^-JOanhe •278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-r-Gharlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. Ri-2—Dotis 278-5318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Linco.ln St.—Lanore ....... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson^—Ruth 1.1 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-625.0.. Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague. Rd..-rdanet .... 279-'9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay-^-dbyce 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn _____ 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand St;—Wilma 278-5790 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Richard D. Moo.re, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine-......,.. 278-4191 Russell .'F. -Moore;'l5:,Cornw'all Ct.—Gladys' 278-6278, , ,L. Willjgnp \^.e.av,er, 43- PqrsqnJ- 4Jly-=fhtniene’’;*...... J. 228-6904 Robert Nagle,. 36 W-- Pierce St.—So£an k'.'.LC. • 279-9492 1 '.Fred' 'H.‘'Weeks,' rT R. *4—Beatrice ............. 278-4159 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .................. 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon .....______ 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K.. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine,...,, . 278-634.1, ■ George Hi Pearce, R. R. .4—Virginid” 278-6322 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. .... ____ 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ......... 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Leslie rF;. Wi5e;_ ;R. Rj(.'2—CetiafiCj. ........ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... 278-5033* John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora" ,_ Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth _. / Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Japkson—Lillian Don Rossetter, 331'N. Fisk Rd.‘-^hirle;y .....' Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .. 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ___ _ 278-639^ 278-5641 278-6161 278-2790 ... 278-2451 512-5594 278-8580 : HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^) FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWAi'ER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �rtUMtaBStoMMiUMBaBK ■ „ . The COLDWATER R^tarpREFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. December 28, 19&7 LAST WEEK Program Chairman Vince Kornstein introduced John Cochrane, a Coldwater product now a Midshipman at the United .States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Midshipman Cochrane showed, by movie, the basic activities of the Academy and the many "extras that contribute to the training of the fine young Naval and Marine officers gradua­ ; ’ ted there. THIS WEEK Seton Bovee will use his "rain check": and bring Coldwater High School Football Coach, Allan Schorfhaar, as our speaker. After that fine upset victory over Sturgis, the last game of the year, we will be anxious to learn how he did it. ABSENT MEMBERS AND EARLY LEAVERS ONLY 13 absentees and two early leavers produced an unusually good attendance at this between holidays meeting. Our average attendance reported by the District Governor was over 90$ again. CONGRATULATIONS to Warner Van Aken who celebrated his 50th wedding Anniversary December 25th. Vie had no visiting Rotarians’but" two "Rotarysons" — Robert Mann Jr, and Chuck Woodward, plus Bob Bennett, Assistant Council Boy Scouts Executive from Battle Creek, Harry Owen’s guest. HAPPY NEW YEAR! Gran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish Haute — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. '★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vistsky, Ch Donald Shorno Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL RICHARD ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch SERVICE MOORE—Director World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Ray Fox Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose Laney April—1968 2>—Olin Dally October—1967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director 5—Axner Olson 5—Chuck Bristol ★ 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean ' SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy I 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodwa rd 28—Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien Rotary FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts • . « ’, 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 1 2—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Ch February—1968 March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ’ George Pierce Jolley Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon 1— Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson ward Rotary Information—-Dick Biringer, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford ★ August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST-1967 - JULY'1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn —.. 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .......... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle. Aye.—Jean . 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St".—Margaret-..-......;... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-^CIara 278-589.1 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—-Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle. Dr.—Josephine .. —278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ...... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene-.... 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy.----- ".------ - 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . .....-----:------ 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ------ 278-5909 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. i NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066* Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swa^t, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul’W. •fKdmpSoh-, 2^,.<lhiryl An'n; Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 14B—Patricia _______ ___ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Soucl Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 "Ernbst W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ....... 278-2261 , Jtr. Robert Man; 379- E.; Chicagoj-rEdqa ........ 278-281.1... .Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.;—Helen 278-2947 ’’ ■ Harold’ McKriioht- g. 3—Carol: iii-—238-2436 Z .L/f?p.lE>h Toupalik; R: R. 3, ljij73 .W. .Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ....... 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta ; 238-2632 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara .. 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ...... 278-4191 .. L. Wiljjam .Weaver, 12. Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 • Russell'Fi'Moore; 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ......278-6278 ■’Fred H. Weeks’," R. ft." '4—BbatiTce 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ____ ____ 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ........... 278-5512 ■ Axner -'dfson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 ......278-5028., Albert Faller, 95 N. -Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475/ ■' Harry-.Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Coldwater-^-LaMoine _.278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ..” 278-2979 ’ 'Warren WrlliamX'-RRay Fox, 16 Morrisop Lake/'R. ’ R: 2—Doris 278-5318 •,;,t^tflr-:F.\ W,ise,,;.R/ Ru 2—£dia ............ 278-4424* - B. K. ’’Pearce,' 97 Edison - Ct;—L.orraine •.-..'.W.K..J.. 278-6341 Jack Gift, 3f4 Jonesville Rd.^-Sharon 279-9668 ■ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... .... 278-5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... ........ 278-6322 E. Ho"->id Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 ... John-S: ■Piers<?n-,-340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 .ceo E. Goodwin, 78 -S. Jefferson—rRuth. —......I'279-9266 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray ■ Pitts, 55 -TT.- Sprague St.—Ruth ....... 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—VeltriB' 278-6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393’ Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 C,TAlfred Rice, R., J, ;llni.pn. City—Evelyn, ... 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185'.N.,Clqy—Ltoyce ,...;.;^.-.....,_u. 278-5049 Mel- Rice, 1903 Kibby Ref.,-- Jackson-—Lillian ....".-... 51-2-55^4 i '.’ TV:”;.’? P-Honorary/MembEK Harry Joseph, 383 N- Hudson ;St.—rQu.inn ....-j , 278-6.788 .. 27B-§580 ■" L> Jbhdij iWSIke?, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-673C ‘ John A. Kennedy,i 389 Grand St.—Wilma'i 1:...’/278-’5-790- ■ ‘Don -Rossetter., 331-..lill 'Fisk>.’Rd.--^Shirley -3h--- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1967 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource April 4, 1967- December 28, 1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage April 4, 1967- December 28, 1967 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/00899100cc79ad13e0c7ddeae51f425b.pdf 833e204d4360c95ae3665bbba3365fb8 PDF Text Text “He Profits Most IPho Serves Best^j The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 11, 1968 PROGRAM: Sally and David Lockwood presented this week’s program* They related some of the experiences encountered during their two years as Peace Crop workers in Debra Markos, Ethiopia, Afrit’S. ABSENT: Burandt, Gift, Kampenga, R. Moore, R. Nagle, Sherao, Sweet, Teeter, Wilcox, and Wise. EARLY LEAVERS: Too Many!Ill VISITORS: Rotarians and Guests <• Carlo Heikkinen, Milton Porter, Bill Weaver, Cal Adler, 0. Saity, and K Tracy. ROTARY MAGAZINE: Have you read it lately er is it collecting dust? There are many g^od articles and items of interest each month. * QUESTIONS: Who welcomes the visitors next week ? John Visosky is tuning the club for the big event coining soon. Be in good voice for the practices and performances. ROTARIANS MIGHT REMEMBER— To latch string now is out; Red Carpet set to roll: please have no slightest doubt, Your service is our goal. (Author unknown) P. S. Modesty prevents me from devoting this entire bulletin to the Program mentioned above. Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — • no ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. £r QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ay, : STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. i BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - tptavi JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. i UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safely— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W, LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobler Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santfora Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director 1—Ralph Toupallk 0—Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vistsky, Ch Donald Shorno 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy April—1968 October—1 967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20— Don Rosslller 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—! 96u 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS service MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupallk 3—Jim Endlfolt 1 0—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch December —1967 Employer - Employee, Relations ttr ^Albert Faller . -p'f j.pra/gf. SebalOs/CH;'j;. : * ’’S—BIH ..Bgbierjjy Lu• /• •?’’./ ’’i v"*, , " 'X'li ■ International Yo’u'fh1 Programs’ Clyde Williams 12—Seton Bovee DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Tost— 1 9—John Visosky ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch 26—Vince - Kornsfien President Rotary International RayvFp.^i... .Rotary. Foundation— LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. January—1968 Occupational Iriforfhaffdrt—'''' Fritz VanAken, Ch Carolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch 2—Fred Hough Ray Pitts General Sec'y, Rotary International f:.71. 9'' Molitor 9—Ray Fox GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade 8 Professional Relations SONG LEADERS 16—Mac McKeith Gov. 636 Disf., Rotary International Robert Kerr, Ch 23—Jack Gift Ken Putnam, Ch WESLEY G.. LOGAN -..Hastings,- Mich.,. /y'TCC < Robert Loose; 30—Harold Goodholm . John Visosky . : V t* >.'• inf, SPECIAL—A! the call of the President 2-—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter j., <riuiy—1 968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members^ having; special programs, such qs Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone- ■278^z3r4.’’‘ • ‘ NAME Address-:S- Rotary Aim ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 1 Phone No? NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andreyi(s^f?^.'Pa?s8^'’CtJ~^J27'8--S358-~ P- John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 279-9551 Charles Bacon; ^&<dijem6or'Rdc—Marjorie __ .'.''278-6821 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .. . 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Harvey G. Bent, .51 N..Circle ,'Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 E,. Ken Leavawwqrth, .3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive ....... 369-9092 / Richard Bifinger, 37 Carlyfe Ave.—Jeah _.'..i._'_"278'-8086 Robert''Loose, R. ft.' 2,' Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 -• Ernest W,' -liuse,C:R.'"R. f.nTL-Ruth*’2?8-2fe6:j-•-> ...r ConracF-SwdftL.'4Ej‘.r'Md’rshall St.—Gertrude .... 278-4350/ J William Bobier, 2S0 .'GraricD St';L?Ma'rgaret -278-5386'.Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-422/ 1 Seton Bovee, .171 Grand St.—Clara 1____ 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ... 278-2811 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois .___ 278-5828 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-66' M Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Gust C. Burdndt-,* 75 N. ’CrreTe^-Drr—Josephine278-4486 : - Harold‘‘MckfrighA R. R. 3—Carol Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-21V. , 238-2436 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara J___ 278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Wilford CoufHard-,-60-N.-Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Normand. Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fred Culy, '81 -W. Clarke- Ave".—Dorothy 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ....... 278-4191 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Rusnell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 1___ 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson,.'15 Scgtt Ave..—Ellen Jo. ,.278s§609. ■ ...Robed, Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan John T. Dean, 59 - Ridgefn'oor Rd:—Joanne J.l*278-i59ol? Fred 'Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ,278-5512 fe’9-9360- James Endicott72 Cheryl Ann.-Dr.—Thelma i.;.:._)2:?2j71j-89tl8'. . .'"Axner fols^V';^fO:i<Srlpr^^ Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, ItLMor/json Lake,. .R._R__2^Dpris Jack Gift, 314?'Jonesville Rd.—Shprqn’'.' 278-5475 278-5318 279-9668 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R.. 4—Virginia ., 278-6322 John. S. Pierson, 3,40^. Marshall St,—Mpra^,..,..,. 278,-S$41,, ■ - Ray- Pittl’f 55 ,.N.. 'Sprttg'Ue" St___ Ruth j.. J..L—’ 278'-6161 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S.-.Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266. Andrew Ri" 4, Coldwater—-Velina 2!7'8-'6256 ' Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague .Rtf-^anet 279-9501 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel .. 278-2790 Santford -Jtiftey;'“,l'85;N./Cldy^—Joyce.r-.U''/...:.'..'.'.. 278-5049/.'' ,' ced Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ...... 278-2451 Harry Joseph/ 383 N.- -Hudson St.—Quinn278'-'6788'' MPI 'Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 John A. Kennedy^ 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ___ 278-8580 I OC Fritz VanAken, 65 E.' Chicago St.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara .............. L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ......... Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ....... Ci-.dnstbn WWcox/ 23 (Edison.rt./sDorothy ....... Clyde Williams, ’ 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lestjer F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ______ 278-4424 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Doug/as "JMqqdward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Wcodwdrd, • 163'IMoFshtill St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie TheCOLDWATER Ro^r/REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY o/ Coldwater, MichiganMeeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelco 278-5033 278-6393’ HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen T ROTARY CLUB 278-5585 278-4243 279-5094 278-6904 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 FREDERICK H. WEEKS kQUALI.tY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC . COLDWAT-ER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 > �“Z/e Profits Most Who Serves Best’f) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 10, I960 RENEWAL PROGRAM PRESENTED Downtown Coldwater renewal project appears to be moving toward the final decision, according to Richard Moore, local project director and Edward Hustoles of Vilican and Leman Associates. The City Council must make the next move after the February 19th public hearings. It appears that the last two years of planning and working have provided the best possible plan for downtown Coldwater. Thanks to Mac McKeith, program chairman, for providing an interesting program and also introducing Gehald Hensley and Dick Grimes as guests. MAKE-UP WHEN YOU MISS A MEETING With winter vacations starting for many Rotarians, local club attendance will drop. Be sure and make up when and where you can each week. We need your attendance to keep the percentage up. There were twenty missing faces last Tuesday and eight early leavers. This makes a small attendance for program speakers. Remember attendance is a must for a Rotarian. TUESDAYS VISITORS Arden Field, Rotarian Battle Creek, Charles Hilton, Rev. Lloyd Philips and Ray Smith, Bronson-Rotarians. Dale”Maizem*guestOf Fred Culy. Father Bob Mann intro­ duced our student guets Roger Tranner. NEWS FROM THE DISTRICT GOERNOR Our Club attendance for December, 19&7 was SB.29 percent. This placed us 8th in— Distric 636. Last November we were 12th, Also of interest is the fact that all of District 636 has now reached 200 percent in building Rotary Foundation. There are only five districts in the world who have reached 200 percent and we are one of them. There are three districts to reach 300 percent. This is the top. So keep those fines (four bucks) rolling in as it all goes to a good cause. THE SINGINGEST CLUB IN THE U. S. A. Thats what is said at the top of this paper. Be sure and attend next week to see and hear what the latest words are to popular songs you have sung before. John turned his efforts toward the banks last week. Who knows, it might be the population explosion and birth control next week. DICK MOORE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish Houeo - Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M, JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—-Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. ROBERT NAGLE President Fred Hough, Axner Olson DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. ERNEST W. LUSE JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, ANDREW HENRY Assl. Secy.*Treas. Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Teeter Collins. Program—Doug Woodward 1969; Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Rumsey, John Klein. ward Rotary Information—Dick Blr1970: Dick Moore. inger, Ch; Bill Bobier MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS * Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 b—Ralph Toupdllk 8'—Paul Thompson 15—-Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlwjky, Ch Donald Shorno Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL RICHARD 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy April—1968 October—1967 Ch SERVICE 3—Jim Endlfoft 10—Kan Leavcnworlh 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 MOORE—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; International Yquth Programs Clyde Williams Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— Berftard Ldneyi?'' Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Rotary FoundationOccupational InformationFritz VanAken, Ch Ken Leavenworth, Ch Ray Pitts Gil Molitor SONG LEADERS Trade & Professional Relations Ken Putnam, Ch Robert Kerr, Ch ■ /John Visosky ... - Robert Logsel.’-. Y. • 6—Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossllter 27—Bert Faller March—>1968 September— 1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ‘ George Pierce February——1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore Juno—1968 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 4—Craig Sebald I I —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December ——1967 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien January—1968 2—Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 16—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30—Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor .2 j for Rotar.y Year.1967-1 968/If- y6u' ! wish tin ’ change' ’dates with anoiher member, advise the, program> chairman,^o^ ihe for.. the the .Rotary. Year.: 1.967-1968' The above is our r program schedule ** .T, . ' *'■’*. • .,,•». *’•!'***• tl ■ IlAa *-»’ t.- T.«v _ nrt’'' ' Program .’-fjOUGtAS ut/xnriuf* WOODWARD', change. IMembers having special programs, such as Ladies' Night,, ;may appoint:.a- Xpriimittee, •to.-assist- with-'tne derails. ----------------- --------— Telephone: 278-2314. ; ’ j ” d .i ’ l ’ '-iX: Ax-X-T Chairman 1 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 ... NAME- . .—^Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert B.* Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha - 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ---------------------------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 .Grand St.-rrDocathy 278-650] •_. •Bernard’ Laney, 372 • MaYshall 'St.—Rhea 1--------- 278-6951 . • E. Ker> Leavenworth’, *3652.'San Souci Bdach?4-Emily*23d-'2697 • Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-50f56 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Npek:Shedd, 74r7Mjqp(e ’Lane—Virginia 278-634) Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.-y^-Louise .... 278-5842 Torg.‘Skalb'o, 155 Narrows R. R. 2-—Nellie ... 278-6316 •-James. ..Sk’ihoer, rR.V4, .'Bronsoh*-^Oli9e’^?J....... 369-9092 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 ‘Maple 'LanS——Kathryn-..;------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct?—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie .. 278-6821 Carroll L Barnes, 265. Hull St.—Margaret 2?.,278-8006 • Harvey G. Bent, 51 'N. Circle Dr.—— Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Marggret ..?^7"7§08\ Richard Biringer, 37. Carlyle Ave.—Jean"----- .... 278-8086 /Conrad. Swart, .471 tMarshq-ll St.-—Gertrude ... 278-4350 •••Ernest W. Luse,' R.-R. 4—Ruth .......................— 278-226 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ------ 278-5386' • Ho’Wdrd *M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-—Marian^ 278-4222 •. Fr.,-Robert Man, 3^9 *E. Chlcbtjo — MEdna •. — ... — L.. ’ .: -278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891-; 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith. 75 N. Hudson* St.—Helen —•.. 278-2947” ..kP&uJ. W- .Thoippson, 27r Cheryl Anh -Dr.—Sara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois'—:---- .’----- ’------- 278-5828 i — Ralph 7oupanE,'1<7‘R^n'57CrW>~Ci)TctfOkO^=tHTTen-2Za,2l 2ZWarold* Mcknight,-R. ’ R. 3 — Carol T-.7. tl ’ :;238;-243£ . Gust C. Burandr, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-—.-....*270-4486 Fritz'Van/kken, 65 E. Chicago St.——Mary Ann . ... 278-5585 Gilbert- Molitor, »fo Fairfield ’Dr.—-Bernice *------1 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara,.,.——■_ •278-5234, 1 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ............. 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd. — Annetta ------238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N.‘ Monroe St.—Imogene — 278-6054 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane — Sara 279-5094 ^Ichcird^D-. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy . 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct. — Gladys ---------278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple ’Lane—Jane’ —:. 278-2818 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice —....— 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye*.—-Ellen Jo ------ 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan --------- .... 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. .— .................... 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicqgq—Ernestine ------------- 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoar Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox,-22 Edison Ct.<—.Qorotjiy; 278-2612 Ax/ier Olson, 340’ Grand ISt.—Retha ... .... 279-9360 James Endicott-,.72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thetrpa j—./.-278-8968 ~ Clyde WHIiams, lb2‘‘Carlyle Aye^—Wilnria 278-8238 278-5028Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett-Sh—Charlotte ....— 278-5475 - ; Howy OwenJr7T24 t-E.r Alden-^-Shardh’ —x • Warren?A/iJliqm9f •£.. jjjcsldwuter^— LoMdine ...... 278-6693 Roy C. Pqtterjqn, 36 N. Circle.; Dr.— Grace...J.........-./278-29Z9Ray Fox, 16 Morrison. Lake; R. R. 2—Doris’ 278-5318 ’ Lest^er F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia —;. .....;.”...C7.Trir.~278-4424 278-6341 •”&. «K. Pedrce-,- 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville • Rd.:—Sharon ,J—------- - 279-9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4 — Virginia .... 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ..... 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—^Ruth .. —.279-9266 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033, Andrew Henry, R. 4,-Coldwater—Velmb ■ ’ 278-6250 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570’S. Sprague Rd.—Janet — 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ------------- 2Z8,5049Harry Joseph, 383 N._Hudson. ‘St.-^Quinn ---------- 278-6788 John A. Kennedy389 Grand St.—Wilma ,.. 278-5790. C. Alfred Rice, R. Iz Union City—Evelyn ‘.Mel Rice, 1903’'K ib'by Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don Rossetter, .33V N.i Fisk iRd.^^-Shirldy 278-2451 512*5594... .,*3': • ...^.lHONORA'RYjEMEMB^R 278-*8§S(5 ’* John Walker, 33. D.avghtertyvj-Gretclien j:t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan. Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcoiUM FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. JANUARY 25, 1968 FIVE STAR PERFORMANCE "Outstanding” was the comment after the Tuesday program delivered hy Willis H. Edmund, Executive Consultant of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio. His meassages on business, government and todays youth were sparked by sharp tales and antidotes that put his message across. All of this made a very enjoyable program and if you missed this one, you missed one of the best. Thanks to Olin Dally, program chairman, for.bringing an enjoyable speaker to our club. SUE NAGLE NOMINATED - SHOW BOAT TIME President Bob announced that Vicksburg Rotary Club plans an evening of entertain­ ment Thursday, February 29. Dinner will be at 6:30 with the "Show Boat" program to follow at 8:30. For more details and reservations call Bob’s answering service SUE at 279-9^92. NOTE TO CLEAR THE AIR If your wife screamed “garlic" after your hello, kiss last Tuesday evening, here is why— seems the corn beef was loaded with the stuff. Some Rotarians added horseradish which in itself is not a breath purifier but could have disguised the garlic taste to a degree. Guess we are going to have Certs for dessert instead of peacan pie•’ VISITORS, GUESTS AND ATTENDANCE Quincy Rotarians - Elmer Dobson, John Holcomb and Raymond Ehl. Bronson Rotarians Gordon Van Willen and Bien Burnett. Guess list included Boyd Wiggins—Don Shorno, Norbert Roth—Fred Weeks, Pat Patrick - Bob Rumsey. Tom Gaulin, student guest, was introduced by Ralph Toupalifc, Fourteen Rotarians were absent and eight early leavers missed a fine program. REPEAT PROGRAM NEXT WEEK This is not a re-run but the return of James Bogle, Professor of Political Science, Notre Dame University. You will remember his discussion on China and Russia a little over a year ago. Harold Goodholm, program chairman, ask Mr. Bogle to return and bring us up to date on the China-Russia situation. Be sure to attend and hear this fine speaker. Fabrpary program chairmen are 6th Duke Davidson, 13th Fred Neer, 20th Don Rossitter and the 27th Bert Faller. PROBLEM SOLVED BY LOCAL MAN Overheard in the Rotary chow line one wag to his buddy— "I finally solved my drinking problem— I was putting in too much Vermouth ! ” Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:13 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:13 M. ir BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —* Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — 0(rector I CHARLES BACON—Director Attendance — Harry Joseph Coldwater, Mich. Community Safely— August—1967 February—-1961) 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch 1— Ralph Toupallk Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally 8—Paul Thompson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. March—1968 1 5—Reo Goodwin Crippled Children—• Fred Hough, Axner Olson ROBERT NAGLE President 22—Gil Molllor 5—Axner Olson Lesler Wise, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President 29— Bob Loose 1 2—John Pierson Roy Patterson ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. 1 9—Bernard Laney Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, September—1967 . . JOHN KLEIN Treasurer 26—Ken Putnam Student Loans — Jim Skinner ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. 5—Chuck Bristol John Vlsuky, Ch April—1968 Magatine——Jack Gift 12 —Harry Owens Donald Shorno Membership —1 Mark Andrews, 2i—‘Olin Dally 1 9—Keath Pearce DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Student Guests— Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard 9—Pat Patterson 26—Fred Culy ; B. ^Pearce, Ch Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom 1 6—Nool Shedd Teeter George Pierce October—1 967 Program——Doug Woodward Collins. 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr 1969; Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Youth— Harry Owens, Ch 3—Jim Endlfott ward Duane Davidson 10—Ken Leavenworth Rumsey, John Klein. ■ May—1968 Rotary Information—-Dicfc’, Bir17—GOVERNOR VISITS 1970: Dick Moore. 7— Chick Kennedy / ..Inger, ;Ch,^Bill Btidler ' 1 •' j 24—Wil Couillard I 4 —Gcorgo Pierce MRS. GRACE PATTERSON.^ Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — “ Pj >J<* ! INTERNATIONAL SERVfife' ■ ' j.. 31—Charles Bacon 21 —Chuck Woodward Carroll Barnes,, .Ch; Sqntford •' RICHARlii:)Mo6hfe—Director November—196Z • / •i'.» ' A&S—ihTp.rm Moore 'Jolley ★ ★ ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday^ of 'edch month al 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director, Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupallk 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 I —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter . World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch December —1967 Employer - Employee. Relation's • I'l.'Hi'-'. Albert ;Fql.ler ;t4 t ; ,^qly—1968 "Craig Sebbld, Ch’f 5—Bill Bpbicr ’ ' International Youth Programs Clyde Williams 12 — Seton Bovee 2—Dick Biringer DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch Foyr-Way Test— 19—John Visosky • ■'f ■>,' .Bob Man ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney , ' Free! Weeks, Ch 26—Vince - Kornstien 16—Fred Weeks President Rotary International . -. *\ ’"Ray'fox l ■ Rotary * Foundation— ,. ; i J 23—:Les 'Wise Jdhuary-^1'968" LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. -Occupational Information. . ■ Eritz-YqnAken, ,qh_ ... T d 30—Bob Yingling r'j J ' T •T ♦ • . U' • Carolina. • ■ Ray -f>itt§‘,J' Ken ' Leavenworth/ Ch '' ' ' 2— Fred 'Hough ■'■■'SPECIAL EVENTS General Sec’y, Rotary -International , i Molitp.iw : ••>7 ‘^r?Roy Fox- i.n- .; .,»»£• ........ .ul^l ;jT'd GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston,- Illinois Trade' & ProfessionalyRelations. . . SON? LEADERS ( 1 6—Mac McKeith J °KtXg'-’ Day—Clyde- 'Wi'Hiams "'23^--Jb<ik' Gift ■'• ’“If? C LADIES*') N'iTE-rrJjohn Pierson Robert’Kerr, Ch Ken Putnam, Ch - " Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Gil Molitor 30— Harold Goodholm WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. John Visosky Robert Loose SPECIAL—Al the call of the President The above is our program schedule' for the Rotary‘ Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Chairman — Telephone: 278t2314.-;, ”--.i,T.r-; NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME.,. ..Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No, Address & Rotary Ann NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ........ 278-5066 ■■Robert Bi Kferr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .... 278-6033-' Craia. .Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrispn Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews,'. 25, ^Parspns Ct<-^Roth*~.u.x»£.- ^27ffj535B;-;' “. ' John^lein', '.■8dxrjlj48j4;-Patriciq. :.>v^.—279-955.1 • V/J -Noel Shedd|‘ ^4* ’Maple Lane—^-Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25. Ridgemoor Rd,—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kcrnstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, Hull St.^-Wargdret ..-.‘-.'.'A-. 278-8006.;■ : • Bernard-’Limey; -372 Marshall-St.—Rhea278\$9;51. Donqld >V.-Shorno,-156-E.. .Chicago. SK-r-Loui^p .... 278-5842 Torg^Skabb, 155 Narrows'Rd., R.2—*Nellie ... 278-6316 E,. K^n-.Lqqvenwprfhj .3652 San; Soyci..■Ejeach-pE.mily. 233.-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 5V Fl.-Circle Dr.—/:Estber-^^;....-fi78:26ft2;.. James R. Skmner,4, Bronsoh-^-Qlive/-.......' 369-9092 Robert Loose, R.' R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ■' 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.-—Margaret —— 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ------------------------- 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara -278-5891 '. Fc. ' Robert: Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 ' Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St—Helen 278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull---- Lois ................. 278-5828 - Ralph_Toupa!ik^ R.-R^5,-L523 -W-.-Chicago—EileerLJ2Z8r2-l_27^ 238-2436 Gust G. Burandtr 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine-..— 278-4486- ■—Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Fritz Van Aken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . — 278-5585 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara278.-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ............ 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogene .... 278-6054,, Normaqd Moqr,e, .798 Angola , Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Jahn-:Visosky y J66 : Sonnet ’ Lane — Sara 279-5094 Richard D. Moore" 42 Carlyle Ave. — Elaine " 278 : 4i 9r -' Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave./-Dorqthy .. 279-9471 L.-William Weaver,-J-2 Parspns. £t—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore/ 15: ComwalI'Ct;—Gladys ':.,L.-.- v. 278;62Z8 Olin Dally, 61 Maple- Lanb—Jone--278-281'8-278-4159 Duane E. Davidson,-15 Scott Av6,-?CEIIen' Jo ..4,.;,.278-8609. . Robert Nagle,-. 36 ...Ws-Pierce St^r^usan,., 279-9492 / Fred H. Weeks, R: ’R. 4—Beatrice I.Wesley uWiiliut, ;M4/sJ'-Gjoy '-St. .feUAsiS?...... 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine -278-55T^ John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemqor Rd--:—Joanne 278-5909 'Cranston fWilcoxj,/,?2; Edtspo «Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 '279-'936O James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr:—Thelma '.-/-J_- 27&-8968-• ■ ■ Axner Olson; 340 Grand-St-.^-Retha ; 'tlyde Wilhamsf *102 Carlyle Ave.—-Wilma 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.^Charlotte ....... 278-5475 Harry~Owens7~24—E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ;___ 278-2979 Lestjer F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .'...r.c^f.-279-96fi8~ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .......... 278-5033 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R, ■ 4, Coldwater—Velma ... 278-6250 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth — 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 ,, Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, ,570 S.--Sprague Rd.:—Janet,279-9501■■■278-2451 Santford Jolley, ’185 N.‘ Clay—Joyce 278-5049'' '*■ G; 'Alfred "Rice, . R. 1, Union City-2— Evelyn Harry Joseph, 383 N. -rHudson St.—Quinn : John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand ;$t.—Wilma 278-6788 278-5790 Mel Rice,, 1jg93i£-l$i.bby.-Rd;-,- Jackson—Lillian Don Rossetter,. 331, Fisk *Rd.—Shirley L •*. M.t • JJ*. • k. ’ ‘ 51.2-5594 278-'8580 . I J-. .honorary^ member John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ! « A ■ f . 1 •» ■ ’ *’ • •• — : - 278-6730 vrr-rT.-; ■" —-rr: --------------- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Al Ai PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE ' Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcon^B FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. JANUARY 31, 1$68 TUESDAY: Professor James Bogle from Notre Dame University returned to bring us up to date on the Middle East. It has been about a year since his first presentation. He surely up-dated us ! Whether or not we may individually agree with his views, we were privileged to hear an excellent analysis of problems of critical national concern. Harold Goodholm as chairman timed his program at a point of high public interest. NEXT WEEK: Duke Davidson has arranged for Dick Aldrich to privide an unusual program. Dick says it’s ”a black and white, color, 35 mm. ‘slide, 16 mm. sound movie psyehodelie, of last summer’s air show, complete with excerpts from the reception for the Thunderbird Pilots ”. VISITING ROTARIANS: Dwight Green, Otto Saitz, and Ray Smith from Bronson; Quincy. Walt Balcom was Harold Goodholm’s guest. EAT AND RUN ROTARIANS Elmer Dobson from (Quote from Brownsville Rotary 'B&llbtAb) An insidious violation of the Rotary Attendance Rules is becoming an increas­ ingly perplexing problem. It is the ”Eat and Run” system practiced by Club members, who thus show no respect for either the presiding officer or speaker. The attention of the violations is called to the fact the R< I, attendance rules make it mandatory in order to attain attendance credit, to stay for at least 6o% of the meeting. Real Rotarians are courteous and considerate and remain in their seats until the meeting is formally adjourned by the presiding officer.” The above was printed this week because we had only five early leavers to make us mad at. Cran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneiday,12:15 M. BURR OAK •— Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ☆ I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 | ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �SERVICE COMMUNITY ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE Pr«»id«nl DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vic*-Pr*sident ERNEST W, LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas, ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collin*. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magaxlne—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer, Chf- Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test—■ Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1— Ralph Toupallk 8— Paul Thompson 1 S—Roo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vinsky, Ch Donald Shorno INTERNATIONAL SERVICE World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney SONG LEADERS Keri ■ Putnam, Ch John Visosky April—1968 October—1967 Ch MOORE—Director FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 5—Axner Olson 1 2—'John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearco 26—Fred Culy Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupallk Rotary March—1968 September—1967 ★ RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— 3—Jim Endifolt 10—Kon Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1 967 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince' Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ’ Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ---------- 278-3066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.;—Martha ...... .... 278:8840 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane1—Kathryn -------,— 278-6033 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, B.ox 148—Pajricia ----------- 279-9551 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth J278-5358 W/No.el Shedd/ 74 • Maple- Lane^^-VIrg’mia — 278-6341 H: Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy —L'., 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor 'Rd.-2—Matjorie' —278-6821 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ------ 278-6951 Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hull St.—Margaret — 278-8006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R; 2—Nellie . . 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.^—Esther ---------- 278-2682 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—-Jean -------1... 278-8086 ’ Cgorqd Swprt, • 47't Marshall St> — GertcQde 278-4350 Ernest W, -Luse, • R.R.. 4 ■ Ruth .'..'.Lfilfl-J. 27-8-226.1 ■ William Bobier, 280. Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 | hjoward M. Teeter,.. 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 y Fr- Robert. Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ... ..___ 278;5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27. **Clieryl Arin Dr.—Sara . .. 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St. — Helen ^78-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois'------------ ----------- 278-5828 foupaljk; R.cRpS/ 1573.M, Chj^g°—Tileen 278-2127 -.23612436 . . Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—-Josephine _...... 278-4486 - >-■ Harold MckriighT,/ R.-~ fe . Fritz »VanAken, 65 ^..Chicago.,St,.-—Mary Ann 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield ” .cDr. — ^Bernice ». 278:5819 • Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—^Barbara : 278:5234*. Warner VanAken, “R* R.' 2^—Gladys 278-4243 Normand A^oore/,798 Angola.Rd^.—Annetta . , 238-263? f Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene j 278-6054 J<£ohn--” Vjspskyp-’di SeJnet ’L-dife'^-AS'CiTb' *................ 279-5094 Richard D.'M:o’o*re‘, 42 Carlyle’* Ave”.’—Elaine* '278-4191'*i ’ Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy''-!—279-947T * ^Charlene 278-6904 ROssell F.. Moores, 1.5 Cornwall ;Ct>—GHa.dys 278-6278.,.’►;r;?L. WHIjpm fWeaver,; 1 2/’.Pcjrsons Olin Dally, 61 Maple2 Lane—Jgpi.fc.’___2Z8-J2818,1'■ Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice, .................... 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susaq. .......... 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo —,— 278-8609. Weisley** Wilbuf; 144 S. Clay ’St.^-t..*. 278-4029 Fred Ne’er, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ”378-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd -Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy , 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha _ 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 278-8238 Hqrry Owens, 24,E. AldenySharpry m*..; ,..^278-5028., »102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma .... Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-1—278-547'5’ V^dTreri'Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Rb^’C. ‘Pattersbn, 36 N. Circle dr.^-Gra^e * 278-2979’ Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R: R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2 — Celia ............ 278-^424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—L.orraine . 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 . George .qH. Peafee/* R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, j 20. Lincoln^ St.—Lonore .... 278-6517 John S. Piersbn*,,. 340 Marshall St.-^—Mora — . 278-5641 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. ‘Jefferson—Ruth ' 279-9266 , j Leslie- Woodward, 163>. Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma' ■ j- 278-6250 Ray Pitts, 55 N.“*Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185-N. Clay—J.nyce'.-~-.i.r:~?,'.r*'278-^049 Harry Joseph, 383 N, Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.~Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ,. 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ....... 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.-r-Shirley . 278-8580 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-®393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .............. 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelco^B | A ■ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“ZZe Profits Most IPho Serves Best’Q^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 6, 1968 I Chadi-nTarrDuke-Davidson , brought.Jis tick Aldrich’s "free show’’. It proved to be bo tlr unusual and interesting. It not only brought back the sights and sounds of last summer’s Coldwater J aycee Airshow, .but-gave hr additional background.. on the Thunderbird^.- A well-timed and produced program* •- ..NEXT WEEK: *" — 1 ■■ mil Fred Neer has the program , and -has -arranged- for-a film-showing of the 1?67 Indianapolis 500. BULLETIN WRITERS COMING UP: ’ TTr—1MWMWH I »1 » H-~- —1~WIW»!lrW—i—WH1!—"* February’13th, Dink Moore • J..... 7 " J . —' - ‘ .February 20th, Ax Olson F^ruajy-2?th^JPaul. Thompson; ’ ■ * - GUESTS.OF THE DAY: Leon Ellis of Lansi,ng. was-the guest of Bill Bobier. Paul Thompson’s guest was Ned Netherton of Hillsdale. Fred Anderson presented the student guest from Coldwater High School, Al Roscoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Roscoe of Coldwater* Al plans to attend Central Michigan University next year for pre-law study. ABSENTEES: Still running high, but partly due to "escapers" to a friendlier climate. Eighteen this week. EARLY LEAVERS: Better------------- —only four listed. ROTARY INFORMATION: "What is the District Converence?" A disctict conference is held annually in each district at such a time and place in the disctict as agreed upon by the governor and the presidents of the majority of the Clubs in the district, provided that dates selected are not the same as those selected for the discrict assembly, the international assembly or the international convention. The purpose.of the conference is to further the program of Rotary through fellowship, inspirational addresses, and the discussion of matters relat’T'niT to disctic affairs and R. I. generally. relating pur^Di3cri(^_.Co.pference is April 19th and 20th, 1968, C ran Wilcox You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER V -itiNCY - Union Church -Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge. Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. "• BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. H1LLSDME - E^Hcopal Pari.h Hou.e - Thursday, 12:15 M. 1 ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuo.day, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE NOTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safely— 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—'1967 Classification — John Dean, Ch b—Ralph Toupallk Charles Woodward, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally 8— Paul Thompson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967*1968 Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. 1 5—Reo Goodwin Crippled Children— ROBERT NAGLE President Fred Hough, Axner Olson 22—Gil Molitor Lesler Wise, Ch DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Dick Moore, Paul Thompson 29— Bob Loose Roy Patterson ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, September—1967 ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. Student Loans— Jim Skinner 5—Chuck Bristol John Vinsky, Ch Magaxine—Jack Gift 12—Harry Owens Donald Shorno Membership — Mark Andrews, 1 9—Keath Pearce DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Student Guests— Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard 26—Fred Culy Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom B. K. Pearce, Ch ' Teeter Collins. Program—Doug Woodward October—1967 George Pierce 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations—Doug Wood­ 3—Jim Endlfott Youth— Harry Owens, Ch Rumsey, John Klein. ward 10—Ken Leavenworth Duane ' Davidson 1970: Dick Moore. Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ 17—GOVERNOR VISITS inger, Ch; Bill Babier 24—Wil Couillard MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — 31—Charles Bacon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford November——1967 RICHARD MOORE—Director Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7—Mark Andrews Matched Dist. & Club Program 14—Ray Pitts Regular — 1st Thursday of each Charles Bristol, Ch 21—Harvey Bent month at 12:00 o'clock noon Ralph Toupallk VOCATIONAL SERVICE 28—John Dean World ' Community Service — • ’ 1 BOB RUMSEY — Director ' SPECIAL—Ar the call of the President John Pierson, Ch December —1967 Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs Clyde Williams 1 2—;Seton Bavee.. DISTRICT 636 Robert YihglMg,Ch 1 Four-Way Test—■ • T9—John’ VisoskyROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch ■ ■' 2.6—Vince ‘ Kornstien' President Rotary International Ray FoxRotary Foundation— " LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. January—1968 ' Occupational InformationFritz -VanAken, Ch ' Carolina. . ;2—fred’Hough- • Ken Leavenworth, Ch . Ray Pitts; • General Sec’y, Rotary International 9— Ray Epx Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADERS' 1 6—Mac McKbith " Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International . .j.SS-^Jack; -Gift '• Robert Kerr, Ch . ' ,■ > Ken Putnam, Ch' >, WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. 30— Harold Goodholm Robert Loose John Visosky ★ ★ ★ ★ f ★ February—1968 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 5—'Axner Olson I 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam ( April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr , May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore Juno—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 Di^k Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les; Wise . - " ,30—-.Bob Yingling . SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY1—-Clyde Williams •• LADIES'-' ‘N'FTE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If .you..wish to change dafes;with, another member, advise the program chairman of the* change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies1' Night, may ‘ appoint'd Committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ROTARY: ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 1 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn.. 278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ........ 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct’.-—Ru.th« 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ... 279-9551 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 i W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ....._ ... 278-6951 ■ Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle■ Dr.—i-Esthfer ...J 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San SouqBeach—EmjJy 238-26971 I . Jqrg -Skolpo, ,155•;Nqrfpw§« Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 ’’ -Roberf Loose> :R. Rb’2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508* \l*ames fc.*Skinner, R. '4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—-Jean • 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 1___ 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ........ 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ___ 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandtj 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 1 278-4486 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436.. .. 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara —278-5234 v Gilbert. Molijpr, ..,10 Fqjxfiejd Dr?—Bernice ....v... 27'8-58^12. .* fFrjtz Vqn Ak^rr/^S1 E. .'Qhicpgav^t.—Mary Ann 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ..L 278-6054: Normand Moore, 798 .Angola Rd.—Annetta ....... 238-2632 . ” Warner Van^ken, R.. R.. —Gladys* .‘Jahrt* vlsjfeky, '66 Sonnet’~ Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 “ Richq.rd D. Moore/ ‘42 Carlile Ave.—Elaine' ..1IS...‘ 278-419l"n . ‘t<;Wilb’^*tnJ Weclvdr, 12 f’arspQs G—Charlene ........ 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—-Jane ‘ 1 278-2’818.. . .. Russe|I, F-. Moore.j U.S *Cornwall Ct.^-y-GIg^ys 278-6273 Fred ,H.- Weeks, R. . R,-»,4-r—Beatrice ...... ....... 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave,—Ellen Jo* 1 278-r8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ..... v..w 279-9492, v WesTey’ * WiI’Eur, ’• f44 S. * Cla/ St 278-4029 • .i*. 278-5512 • John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne -278-59.09 •' f .Fred. ?Neer,. 203 -W. Chicag6r-r-Ernestihe James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy . 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha _ 279-9360 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris' ‘278-5318 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .....1...... 278-2979 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 Lesljer F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia J........ 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ... 278-6341 1 . Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... 278-5033 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 George H. Pearce, R. R.. 4—Virginia. *...,.•• 278-6322 John S. Pierson*, *340 Marshall SC—Mora' .....' ’ 278-’5641 I Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-27^9 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—-Velma 278-6250 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague^ St Ruth 278.-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Kenneth Putnarp,.-l-'l Chicago St.J—Mabel 1. 278-2>90 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ...._______ 278-5049 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd.; Jackson—Lillian 512-5594’ Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER “ John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand St.—-Wilma 278-5790 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcor^J FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLD'MTER, MICHIGAN 49036 �£ “He Profits Most IPho Serves Bestj^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 14, 1968 THIS WEEKS PROGRAM Chairman Fred Neer presented Phil Lundy. After a brief discussion about the Indianapolis 500 races Phil showed an exciting film of the fastest Indianapolis 500 race ever conducted. Thanks Fred for a fine program. NEXT WEEK Program Chairman Don Rossetter tells us he has a Parole Officer who works with the Branch and ST. Joseph County convicts coming to talk with us. ABSENT MEMBERS Barnes, Bristo, Burandt, Dean, Endicott, Faller, Leavenworth, McKeith, Moliter, Rus Moore, Patterson, Shorno, Skabo, Skinner, W. Van Aken, W. Williams Wise, Chas. Woodward and Doug Woodward. EARLY LEAVERS There were only four, we are improving ! ! ! VISITING ROTARIANS Father Taylor and Father Parkhurst were, guests of Robert Mann. Cal Adler AIA was the guest of Bill Weaver. Clarence Darrow was the guest of Ken Kampenga. DISTRICT CONVERENCE Discrict Conference will be held April 19 and 20, 1967. In case you are wondering who should attend District Conference the OFFICIAL answer is "All of the Rotarians of the District and their ladies should be encouraged to attend the District Conference”. CLUB SIZE Ever wonder what US Rotary Club has the most members? Of course it is in Texas T’s is the HouctonClub with 818 members. The next four clubs in order of their size are Chicago with 756 members, Cleveland with 697 members, Philadelphia with 615 members and San Francisco with 604 members. There are 25 clubs with 400 or more members and 1,003 clubs with 24 or less members in the United States. ROTARY TODAY As of January, 1968 there were 13,058 Rotary Clubs and an estimated 624,000 Rotarians in. 137 countries and geographical regions. New clubs organized since July 1, 1967 total 157 in 39 countries. Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House —• Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ 7' ■ DIRECTORS —- 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woocjwqrd, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Crippled Children—'• ■ Fred Hough, Axner Olson Lester Wise, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Roy Patterson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Student Loans— Jim Skinner j John Vlsuky, Ch ... . Magazine—Jack Gift. ■ Donald ,’Shbrno * "" Membership — Mark Andrews, * ' Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Student' Gueits—L ■•• ».*■>• Tefet6r •, B.‘ K. .Pearce, Ch.? Program—Doug Woodward George Pierce Public. Relations—Doug Wood- Youth— Harry Owens, Ch , \ ward Duane Davidson Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier .'' ?'• '■•• ' '' ' \ Sergeant-at-Arms. 1 ’ ’ » INTERNATIONAL SEfRyiqC . Carroll Barnes, Ch;; Scrntford ‘ RICHARD MOORE—director Jolley ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday .of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Matched Dlst. & Club Program Charles-Bristol; Ch .Ralph Jpupgllk;;;- Vocational service SPECIAL—Al the call of the President BOB RUMSEY—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Wed ks, Ch .... Ray. Fox Occupational Information— * • Ken ■ LeavenWorth, Ch-' . Gil Molitor - . Trade & Professional' Relations Robert Kerr, Ch .' Robert' Loose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ’’ LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston;'Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich.' World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch ^Bernard Laney February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 6— Duke Davidson 13—‘Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltlor 27—Bert Faller August—1967 I-—Ralph Toupallk 8—Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose March—1968 5—Axner Olson I 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens . 1 9—Keat,h, J/oarce, 26—Fred "Culy April—1968 t ■ ,.... It? I . ■ . October—1967 3—Jim Endifotf 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllgrd 31 •‘—Charles iBtiton November—1'967- May—1968 • ‘*' 7— Chick Kennedy ,]4—Cjporgc Pierce 2,1—Chuck Woodward ■ 2^—Norm' Moore ' ' r June'4il968 .!S 7—Mark ‘'Andrews-"4* 14—Rpy Plt.ts(,;. 21—;Harvcy, Bent 28—John Debn " ^r-yOlln Dally ' 9—Pcit Patterson ,1 6—Noel ,f>hedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr ' ’ ‘‘ >-< December —1967 4—L.Crdig'Stjbtild 1 1—Dan Shorri^ 1 8—Conra'd Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien . Jfinuaify'^—'196B’1-J }>'? *"z ■ '2>—Fr&d.HouigHr ... >; Ray Pitts'.iiM?!•'?W . 9—Ray, Fox : SONG LEADERS : 16—Mac McKeith '' ’ * 23.—Jack Gift Ken Putnam, Ch 30— Harold Goodholm John Visosky 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks . . 23,-r-Lef. Wise '■* 30—Bol3'’Yrnglihg Rotary.. Foundation-— ’Fritz Van Aken”; Ch ' “-! SPECIAL ’ ■ EVENTS STAG'D AY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—Jahn Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as. Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee, to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program •..*.•—•••• , 1 ••• ■„ .•••. ** p;• • ...... ,• v. •;.. ••. , *■' C. ■ -• .7 LI* L.‘ •;. C. — I * Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ' • v ' ■ • ‘• ROTARY ROSTER — AUGOST'1967 - JOLY 1968 ’ ” NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-5066 Robert B.'Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .......... 278-8840 ■ Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .1....;__ ■. - .279-9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ___ 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ... 278-5842 Bernard Laney; 372 ^Marshall St.—Rhea’ 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret , 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Martan 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara - 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ... . 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith,, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ., _ 278-2947 .............. ..... 238-2436 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, .1573 W. Chicago—Eileen.278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N.. Circle Di*.—Josephine •—.." 278-4486 ' ■ . Harold Mcknight, R.--‘_ R. b'J*-C6rol Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann- Df.-^Barbara 278-5234 Gilbert M'olltp/J. 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernjc^ •278-581.9^ • .Fritz VanAken, 6$ E, Chicago. St.—-Mary-.Ann.,.278-5585 Warper. iVtjnAkenj ' R. R. 2—Gladys .■.4'..—.—.*’. 278-4243 Normand Mo^je,. ,798.,Angola Rd.—Annetta 2381-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—-Imogene 278-6054. :‘’•ilfaWG'Vjsosky' dj^LSp’rwt^t Lljane—Sara ............... 279-5094 Richard D. 'Moore, 42' Carlyle' Ave.—Eldirie ......t. 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 1____ 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ay&.^rSEIIen Jo278-8609 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ............ 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ..._ 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—SJoahne 278-5909 Fred Neer, 203 W, Chicago—Ernestine ____ 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ....... 278-2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Clyde vyilljams, .1Q2..fiarlyle. J\ve-—Wilma ........ 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett .St.—Charlotte j. , 278-5475 . .Horry Owens, 24 • E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028Warren fWilliams,' R. "fei' Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,’R. ’ R. 2—Doris s 278-5318 Rdy C. Patterson," 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ’. .' 278-2979 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple 'Lane—Kafhtyn .... ;...... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemopr Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L Barnes, 265 Hull St-.—-MAargaret-.278-8006. : Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-rrJ.eon 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grandi St.^-Margaret .....:...--..'.278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon •••279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma •. 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce . 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson' s:.!—Quinn 278-^88'’ John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand t St.-F-Wilrrja-'.‘.‘..-,_:..{ 279-5790-, :•’ B. "K. -Pearce,- 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ?.-. 278-6341'- Xestjer F..: Wise> R. RiJa^-Geha.' uCi;...................... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... 278(5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth id 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340. Marshall St.—Mora' 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague . St.;—Ruth 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ....... 278-5033 Kenneth Putnam; 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-—Natalie i— 278-6393 . C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451. • Mel Rice’, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian--512-5594’• '■* 1 honorary member Don Rcissetter, 33).' N. Fisk -Rd.—Shirley £78.8580 j. ! [ibhn ^Wjilkqr;- €3 Dpiigiii^er-ty—tGrefchen . ............. 278-6730 f v. • «• T:: : * * The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcoiUB FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 *.7 ' •.». ** r- �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best^f The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 20, 1968 PROGRAM: Ron Mitchell, probation and parole agent for Branch and St. Joe counties, presented the Rotarians with a very interesting program on probation and some of the problems involved. Thanks to Don Rossetter—forart*n ng4 ng the program. " . Too bad there were 28 absent_and. 9 early leavers ! 2 VISITORS AND GUESTS: H. Ophtholt; R. Smith; Bill Slisher; A. Davidson; F. Tartaglia; JlornrOlntsted. Phil_JleMoody~was-4h*- etud^nt -gue^t a£ Fred Andewon. A Rotarian stood at the Golden Gate ' "I edited a Rotary bulletin, His face was worn and old, for many and many a year." He merely asked the Man of Fate, The gate swung sharply open, Admission to the fold, As St, Peter pressed the bell. "What have you done", St. Peter asked,- “Come An,1* be said, "and ”T warrant admisalonjifire?79 You’ve had your share of HELL." Art Stone, Editorian 901 Security national Bank Building Battle Creek, Michigan ROTARIANS SHOULD WEAR LAPEL EMBLEMS j A Rotarian need never feel he is a stranger anywhere within the boundaries of Rotary Club community when he is wearing his Rotary lapel emblem. The lapel emblem is an Introduction to every Rotarian at home and away from home. / and8^tlngSfrt^Mp3?0n Starter °PenS the d00rS t0 "any nett aoquintances (Rotary International News) Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1' ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE -f- Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M, ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF| COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Secretary ERNEST W. LUSE Treasurer JOHN KLEIN ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1963: Bob Nagle, Fred Charles Anderson, Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeanl-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —• 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President Employer - Employee Relatiiions Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Occupational Information— Carolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec'y, Rotary International Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary . Infernqtional Robert Kerr, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich, , ■ . Robert Loose r 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally !•—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29'—Bob Loose Crippled Children—• Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vinsky, Ch Donald Shorno Student Guests— B, K. Pearce, Ch 1 George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL RICHARD September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Poarce 26—Fred Culy October—1967 Ch SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Compiunity ServiceJohn Pierson, Ch Albert Faller 3—Jim Endlfott 10—Ken Leavanworlh 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean December —1967 International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch L'A RrtypPitis , ' 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien Rotary . January—1968 SONG LEADERS Ken ■ • Putnam, Ch ;Visosky ■ . . ■ Sk^-f-red Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift . 30—Harold Goadholpn, February—1968 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Noor 20—Don Rossi! ter 27—Bert Faller March—>1968 5—Axnor Olson 1 2—John Pierson ] 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2i—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16'—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore June^—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—'Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Bi ringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our progratn.-schedule for the Rotary Yea* ,196r7^F968. If ,i'. ‘ tq-change dates /with.^.qnothqr'.membeyy'advrsp^lje (Wjafpm chairman of the If you yyish change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ 'Night, may nay appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address-a Rotary . Ann ROTARY ROSTER — 'AUGUST 1967 - JULYJ 9^8 'NAME Address-i&-Rotary Ann'-’ • • FhionJ'Nt: Phone. No., Li'.’(AT<Jd^ffsS&Qtfctary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ... 278-5066 278- 8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-J318 279- 9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ... — 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Jomes R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .... ... 278-8086 Robert Loose, R.. R^*2,:Tekonshgr—Margaret .U ‘7WS08 ,. rr;5 >7^261., Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. _.. —Gertrude William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ... 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R.,^R.*4—Ruth. — 278-5386 ^7^281i “ ,,,‘'How&rEL' M/’Tedfdr, 156 Church St.-.—Marian Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-4222 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man,'w9 E. * ChTcag’<>—Edna .. Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ._ 278-5828 Milford A. McKeftKL75 N’'.'Hudson' St.—Helen? ,X. ."278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ... 238-2436 Fritz VanAken; 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ... .... 278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ... 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R.\ R. 2—Gladys 278- 4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Mpnroe St.—Imogene ■ 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279- 5094 . 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene . Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6904 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278- 6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 279- 9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ... 278-5909 278-5512 ‘^Axn^r Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 239^60*. • Crarwrtbn’ .‘Wilcox*,• 2-2 Edison Ct.—Dprothy James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma :278-8968 278-2612 Clyde Williahis,* 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma .. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-8238 278-5475 . 278-5028 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine .. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278- 5318 278-^693 27,8-2979 278-6341’(- ' Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville -Rd.—-sAdron Lestpr F. Wi3e;*:,R, R. 2—Celia ....... ....... 278-4424 279- 9668 t’ B.**’K: Reared,’• ^7 Edison Ct.—L.orraih’e ... E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia .... 278-5033 278- 6517 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson^—Ruth Douglas Woodward,, R. 3, .Co^dwqfep-j-Ruth .. 238-2759 279- 9266, 27?-5641 Andrew Henry, R. 4, "Cdloiwaten—Velma .... 278-6161 ’ *’ 'Leslie WobcfwanJ, ’ 163** Marshall** $>t.«—Polly .. Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278- 6250" 27815033 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279- 9501 278-6393 278-2790 , C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Eve|yp ,.. Santford Jolley, 185.N. ,CI,ay—J.oyce ...... 278-5049. 278-2461., '. -D.u ' Harry Joseph, 383.hf. Hudson St.—Quinn •. M61 ‘Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594’ 278-6788* :• HONORARY MEMBER Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ... 278-6730 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn__ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Batart,\.2S "Ridgemo'oT" Jtd'.^r^tpfjqrie^, Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Holt St.—Mdrgaret ... .... 278-6033 ... 278-5358 .^7.'27Bt6^2T.. —'278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia * *Hf ’iVyjeepl/’KdrnsTien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy iJer'riafd “Laney, 372 • Marshal I - St.—Rhea fKTTfi The COLWATER RotaryREFLECTOR■ Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. <90 PER PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always WelcofKB WEEKS Q PRODUCTS* INC CHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 29, 1968 DOCTOR JOHN — GUEST SPEAKER The importance of the Child Guid Guidance Clinic to Branch County residence was re-emphasized by Dr. John Heffelfinger during last Tuesdays noon meeting. The main Clinic for our area is in Battle Creek, but Coldwater does have an office open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday to handle some of the over-load. Dr. John said that many adults are now seeking clinic help along with the children and this has become an important part of the overall operation. The Coldwater office has become so busy that long weeks must pass before an opening is available We thank Dr. Heffelfinger for taking time from his busy schedule to talk with the Rotary* TUNE IN NEXT WEEK Ray Fox, next program chairman, will present Berlein Young of Montgomery, Michigan. Mr. Young will show des and speak about his experi-aace.-5£Lth.the Peace Corp in the country of Nepal, Should^b®-Jj3tareMingL_-_don ’t miss this-onerr— ----- - ' March 12th, March 19th March 26th. Programs in March - John Pierson Bernard Laney Ken Putnam WE ARE GROWING EVERYDAY As of February 5th, there were 13,091 Rotary Clubs -andSotayians in the far-flung Rotary world. Since July 1st, 1967, 192 new clubs in ^3 countrieshave been organized. You must-be-able to find a club to make up attendance someplace in the Rotary world. VISITORS AND GUEST Rotarians Dewight Green and Gordon Van Wieren of Bronson and John Holcomb from Quincy were local guests. Steve Rick, Coldwater High School student guest was introduced by Chuck Woodward. Twenty-two absent and two ’•paid” early leavers. the year. Not too bad for this time of THOUGHT FOR THE DAY "The best way to make a fire with two sticks is to make sure one of them is a match.” Will ' Rogers. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. i BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �otary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Harry Joseph COMMUNITY SERVICE 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS CHARLES BACON—Director August—1967 Community Safety— Classification — John Dean, Ch 1— Ralph Toupalik Charles Woodward, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy FFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 Olin Dally 8—Paul Thompson Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. 15—Reo Goodwin BERT NAGLE President Crippled Children— Fred Hough, Axner Olson 22—Gil Molitor OUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Lesler Wise, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson 29—Bob Loose NEST W. LOSE Secretary Roy Palterson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. OHN KLEIN Treasurer Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, September—1967 NDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. Student Loans— Jim Skinner 5—Chuck Bristol John Vinsky, Ch Magazine—Jack Gift 12—Harry Owens Donald Shorno 1 9—Keath Pearce (RECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Student Guests— 26—Fred Culy Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom B. K. Pearce, Ch Teeter Collins. Program——Doug Woodward October—1967 George Pierce 1969; Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations—Doug Wood­ 3—Jim Endifott Youth— Harry Owens, Ch Rumsey, John Klein. ward 10—Ken Leavenworth Duane Davidson 1970: Dick Moore. Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ 17—GOVERNOR VISITS inger, Ch; Bill Bobier 24—Wil Coulllard <RS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — 31—Charles Bacon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford RICHARD riMOORE—Director November—1967 Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7—Mark Andrews Matched Dlst. & Club Program 14—Ray Pitts Regular — 1st Thursday of each Charles Bristol, Ch 21—Harvey Bent month at 12:00 o'clock noon Ralph Toupalik VOCATIONAL SERVICE 28—John Dean World Community Service — BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President John Pierson. Ch December —1967 Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs Clyde Williams 1 2—Seton Bovee DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch 1 9—John Visosky Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney 26—Vince' Kornstien Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox Rotary FoundationLUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. January—1968 Occupational. Information— Fritz VanAken, Ch Carolina, if : J‘ 2— Fred Hough Ken "L'eaVenWOrth, Ch Ray Pitts General Sec’y, Rotary. Internation'al C .’oici-Gil'Molitoro ; M ' 'SON^ ' l'EADF ^s w GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dict.r_Jtataty ..Intecaatlonal. - — 23—Jack Gift Robert Kerr, Ch Ken Putnam, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN:Hasting',? Mitto? 30—Harold Goodholm John Visosky . Robert Loose ★ ★ ★ ¥ ★ February—1968 6— Duke Davidson 13—-Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Pulnam April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy I 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS ’ STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the ith the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program change. Merrrbers.havihg’ special programs, such s Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist Chairman Te|e£hongj-^78-2^14...s srej.’. •• u ’ NAME A^dfe.ss Rotary., Ann . ,Phone No. * ’* I.* J •» • • • •• *»- • ’• * i. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Fred Anderson, *46 Maple' Lane—‘Kathryn ' *'278L'<3D33 ■ *~Rdbert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. Rs 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews,' ..'2^' Parsons .-Ct..—Ruth -278^5?^ .. * John rKIpjpfc: Bax^l^S-M’atricia* 279-.9551 ’”*W. Nael’Shfe'dd;* 74‘Mbb^ Larifes^-*A/irginia ........ 278-6341 , H- Vincent Kornstien^ 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25, Ridgemaor -Rd.—Marjorie 2Z8-6821 ’ *78ernard^ lian'ey;’ 372*' Marshal (•' St.^Rhea •__ ‘.thJ J 1 • ’JDonald) .Chicq^o^St.—Louise .. . 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret .1:...’. -278-8006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows’Rd.,** R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle 'Dr.—Esther ...— _ 278-2682 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ... 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle,'■Aver*^Jeah ':7.C:7L17, 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, '280 Grand'St.—Margaret 278-5386 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ....... 278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull1—Ulis — 278-5j828_ Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ----- ----- .’ 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle. Dr-j-T-Josephine, .....— 278-4486 &jt?)Varyj>ken-,'65 E, Chjcago-S.t.—Mary Ann . .. 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann' b'r'.^-Barba’rc).J:.5....C 77^-5234-, * ’ GiltefH Molito'r, 1 Or'lJalrfieW ’Dr.*-^Bternice'\...la.J j278--5&T9Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys .. 278-4243Nofroartd.-Moore*,r’X98*»Angofa Rjd^T-A'nnetta-* 238-^632. . Wilford Couillard, .60 N: Monroe St.—Imogene.'. 2'78r6054 * 279-5094 Richard D. Moore* 42* Carlyje Ay6.^Elaine 278-4191 • *’ J'c^in Visosky,’ 66*’Scinnet- 4?ah&-S-»Sara Fred Culy, 81 W.-Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ;279.-247i ( R0ssdrTIF. Moore!/ Corn Wai Pct>*-Giady^ ...... ? & •• ^^^illtcufn*J,ar?09.s CjH^ijarlene ........ 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple ' Lane—Jane 278-^81" 8' ' Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ------ 278-8609 John T. Dean/'S^-Ri'Jgemoo’rTjKfTiJiionnne James Endicott, 72 Cheryl AnriDr.-LJliielma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln' St.—Lanore 2?8-6.V 09 '278-8968 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ........___ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ....___ 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .............___ 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ____ 278-5028 . ;Ro.y» Patterson, 36 N. .Circle, Dr.—Grace, .t ......... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison ' df.—L.orr’aiher .tl. 278-6341 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... . 278-2612 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—^Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ................ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ........ 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth . 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ...... 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ......... 278-6393 278-5475 278'53 j 8 . 279-9668 278;-6St7'' ’• ’George’>R*.'■'Pearce, R. . R: 4—*-Virginia.04.’............. 278-6322 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 178 iS—Jeffersom—Ruih279-9266'. < • _Johnj_t§., Pierson, 340 Macshall^St.—Mo.ra * Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ‘ _ _ 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 JJnjpn Cifty^-Evelyn^ ...£. 278-2451 Santford Jolley;- -1'85 N-: •Clay-jJfoyce ' .,.'X.I.t 278-5049-.. (. .C. ? A|frediJNce,. Me) Rice,. 1903. Kj^b^ .l^d^ Jackson—Lillian ....... 512-5594. TVi* Harry Joseph, .383 »N. ;Hudsonf.-St.—Quinn —v,,-278-;6788 . - HONORARY.MEMBER John A. Kennedy, 389 Grand' St.—Wilma 7_‘ 278-5790 1 |'' Don' 'Rossetfe!rf^f'tif.^lsk/td.-!^Shirley 5 TJohn 'vJaFker/'-’JS’ Daughterly^feretchen The CQLDWTER ■ Rotary PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcoi^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY sprlmg products, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN *19036 — 278-6730' �4) “He Profits Most IPho Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 7, 1968 "NEPAL” PEACE CORP LOCATION ’’Just pictures of people- of Nepal that were of interest to me”, said Jerry Young at Last Tuesdays Rotary meeting. Jerry of Montgomery, Michigan, was in Nepal over four years as a school teacher and a Peace Corp Supervisor. He spoke of Nepal as a friendly countiy but one that was slow to turn to new modern ways. Economic growth is hampered due to lack of good transportation. Anyone in Nepal who wants to take a trip better plan on walking especially in the heavy Thanks to Ray Fox, program-chairman^ far finding--an-intere3ting.^peaker0 It seemed that the half hour flew by, ----- VISITORS AND GUESTS Rotarians Morris Wood and Clarence Snyder of Bronson and Ray Ehl of Quincy were guests. , Leo Sanderson was the guest of Fr, Bob Mann. Bill Bobier introduced^Bruce Raymond as the student guest from Coldwater High School. Nineteen Rotarians were absent and another never-wera_early leavers,- Lets all remember that to leave a Rotary-Club_meeting early is a privilege, to be done without a._real-need. ATTENTION ng MEN OF U OF M John Pierson, program chairman for next Tuesday, - announced that Donald A Morris, Manager, Special Programs, University of Michigan, will be our speaker, Mr, Morris will show slides and speak of "Report from Ann Arbor”. Lets -^11 -conw-^tn, i f ymir not from U. of M. * ——— ELECTION OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS DUE SOON A Lamination Committee composed of Fred Anderson,-.AX Olson, and Fred Culy pl a.ead ----- ^the-following names on the ballot: 1. 2. 3. Dr. Charles Bacon * Godfrey Collins » * John Visosky * 4, Paul Thompson 5. Santford Jolley 6. George Pierce * Present Board Members WANT TO PLAN A VACATION ? prter .ational has a schedule for the future conventions in Honolulu, Hawaii, n iuAt 1 ’ Georgia, 1970; and Sydney,. Australia in 1971. How about hitting an three5 DICK MOORE P.S. Lots not forget the "Swingin Seasons”. We need all the voices we can muster. Next show practice, Tuesday, March 12th, 7:30 P. M. at the Elks. Pres. Bob. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �OTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Harry Joseph FFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 OBERT NAGLE President OUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President RNEST W. LUSE Secretary OHN KLEIN Treasurer NDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. IRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle,. Fred Anderson, 'Charles Bacon, ' Yom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★f BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS . Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at .12:00 o'clock noon •» SPECIAL At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. COMMUNITY CHARLES BACON—Director Community Safely— Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Crippled Children— Fred Hough, Axner Olson Lester l^lse, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson i-ytA* * * Rcty1-'Patterson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Student Loans— Jim Skinner John Visuky, Ch, Magazine—rJack Gif> . ... . ( ','phhdl^f ShorrtdMembership Mdrk Andrfe&s; . ' Ch;, Ken Putnam,HoWard. i I Studerit.-.Ggon^-xB. K. Pearce, Ch ' Teeter Program—Doug Woodward George Pierce Public Relations—Doug Wood­ YoUtli—I ■ Hart^ Owens, ward Duane Davidson i Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carrol I Ba rnes, Ch; Sgntford .. Jolley -. ' *'*•>} February—196U 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVICE 6— Duke Davidson | 3—Fred Neer 20— -Don Rosslfler 27—Bert Faller August—1967 1—Ralph Toupallk 8—Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molllor 29-—Bob Loose . . •. March—1968 September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol . £prll—1968 l2-*-Harry Owerpyij: ]9—Ke® Pearce’. |f ; 26—Freal .' buly,‘<v 'iJJ)-!' ,, • • October—1967 Ch 3—Jim Endlfott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—WII Coulllard 31—Charles Bacon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE ; RICHARD ! MdORE-i-Dltettor ' Nov.oijibci—-1967- 5—Axner Olson I 2—-John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam •- . • 2.—Olin Dally ,.".lpLI-Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward -2-B—Norm Moore 'Matched Dist?'& Club-Program' i.’A ''.7.WriM!ar-k jA'ndfdws■ (01 *v T/ .June—il 968" ■: 14—Ray Pitts 4—Craig Sebald Charles Bristol, Ch 21—Harvey Bent 1 I —Don Shorno Ralph Toupallk VOCATIONAL SERVICE 28—John Dean I 8—Conrad Swart World Community Service— ‘ ' BOB 'RUMSEY—Director 25 —Howard Teeter John Pierson, Ch December —1967 Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller July — 1968 5—Bill Bobier Craig Sebald, Ch; International . .Youth ..Programs, 2 — Dick Biringer 1' .•■.:Jj?JT’5eton Bovee Clyde Williams '-’Hobart'' Ylnglrhg,'''‘Ch $ ' r 19—John Visosky 9—Fr. Bob Man Four-Way Tesf— Bernard Laney 26—Vince' Kornstlen 1 6—Fred Weeks Fred Weeks, Ch 23 —Les Wise ' • • . Ray -Fox.. Rotary Foundation— jAjiuary-^i-1 968 ., 30—Bob Yingling Occupational Information— ' Fritz VanAken, Ch *2—Fred Hough'" ' ' < Ken Leavenworth,1- Ch ■: Ray Pitts SPECIAL EVENTS ;. <9—Rpy.' F.ox Ju;J 4 •> -► • - Gil Molitor. '' ’' ' SONG LEADERS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams 1 6 — Mac McKeith Trade & Professional Relations I 23—Jack Gift LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Ken Putnam, Ch Robert Kerr, Ch I 30—Harold Goodholm Gil Molitor John Visosky Robert Loose The above is Lour program schedule-for the Rotary-Year 1967-1968.- if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members.,having special programs, sych asilpdies’ Night, may qjzpcrinJ^a,'ConyriJttee-j't^ assist ..^’fh ^DOUGLASWOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 2*78-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. :-r.":-ROTAR'C-RQSTER^iAUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME ‘ Address &' Rotary Ann Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone* No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ...... 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ___ 278-8840 . Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct>-»-Ruth. ........ 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 W. Noe 1^Shedd, 74 Maple LqneT^Virginia * 27’8-6341 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 GrandSt.—fJgrqthy. ......... ^78-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgetnoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Bernai'cf '. Laney’, ■' '372"'Marskdl1‘'3f.—Rfiiir' ...?..^/.H’*i78"6951 • w0orfald^V..,Shchfr^~tei6 £.*‘Cfii'cago St.—M-WaKse* ... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull; St.—Margaret L. 278-8006 Tpnsj ;£kabo,-.t5£»{NprrcKvs Rd., .R. 278-6316 •E. Kqg.!Lepy^ji.w.gj'th;..'3652 'gani.SBuE.i j.BgasfejJ:h>ily.‘j23t|:2697LX Harvey G. Bent,. 51 N. .Circle-Dr.—Esther- r ,.278:2682 James. R. ,Skinqer, R. 4, Bronson—Oliv4e 369-9092 Rpbqrt.,loose, R. R. 2,. Tekonsha—Mprjgarjt Z67-75PS- . Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 27.8,-8086 , ’•Ernest' W. Luse, R. R." 4—:fcuth’_____ .t.".'278-2^1 Cbnrad SvVdrt, 471 Marshall- St.—Gertrude 278-4350 "William Bobier, 280' Grand. St;—Margaret 278-5386* Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ....... 278-2811 Seton Bavee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. 278-6603 278-2947 Charles Bristol,- 57 Hult-t—Lois ..LL_'—27-8-5828 • "Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ... ______ ... 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75‘N? Circle-Dr;—Josephine '. 278-4486 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Normand "Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard,-60 N.; Monroe. St.—Imogene 27.8-6054,.-■ John^Visosky, 66 Sonnet . Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred Culy, 81 W.'Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Z 279-9471 Richard 'p. Moore, 42 Carlyle .Ave.—Elaine ,278-4191 RUsfetFk 'Moore/-i;5 Cdfewafl t?:—Gladys' ..... *• 27B-62781" L. W5ITOTikWeO\rer,‘ 12 Parsons*fer—CharienS':'* 278-6904 Olin Dally, 611-Maple" Lane—Jane ____ :___ I ‘■27§3’i818 ’*\Fred^l'jJ/,.^^l^s,a R. R. 0 4—;Beqtrf£^‘’ 278-4159 Robert* Nagje, Duane E. Davidsprr, ,15 Scott, Ayel+^plten Jo ----- 27^,8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St..................... 278-4029 ' Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 John T. Dean, 39 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ____ ____ 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95.. M-. Huncbett St.-^Chbrlotte 278-5475 .Williams/ R.f.2, Cpld.woterq-L.aiyLoine 278-6693 Roy .C, Patterson 36 N.-Xirde .Dr-.—Grace 2-78-297P.. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison .Lake, R._R.,.2—Doris. . ,....278-5318.Lestjer:’K Wise;’^?*^. 2—Celra ....f..?..*.............. 278-4424 Jack Gift, 314 Johnsville Rd.—^-fehoron 279-9668'* * Bl "K.' Pearce, 9/ ’Edisb'n "Ctf—Lprraine .....278-6341 /iGharEes J Wbodwar^ TvAarslwl^1 St. ...... ........... 278-1033 George H. Pearce, R. R. i'4—.Virginia ■-^.uI.TaSC >.-27^'46352 E. Harold Goodhplm/ 20j. Lincoln St.—Lanore _ 278-6517 ..■t»Dpugla^ -Woodward, R t Coldkyp^^r—Ruth 238-2759 . John.-ST Pierson, 3AQ Marshall St.—Mo/g Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—-Ruth •' 279-9266,-j Leslie * Woodward, 163f Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts/ 55 N. Spragud St.—Ruth .7. 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Santford Jolley, ,185 -N> Clay—Joyce278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383" N.’Hudson St.—Quinn _ 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,4 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ..... 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....... 278-8580 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .fft ’’e.-,.. .’-Lt-’p 'Sii J'* •£ fa'"' v ‘ .... C23‘3GTi?j"r?. TS5—J'Jf-iSw'V.ppv*' ttUvv ■ -I'--'pHwu; .TH .1 .••gm ;.*<,• . ... ‘ • *' .r'ix':*’:!-i The colD^ATM1 Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLD WATER^M I CH IG AN ' 49036 278-6730 �“Z/e Profits Most VPho Serves 13est^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. MARCH 1^, 1968 U. OF M. REPORT GIVEN Mr. Don Morris, representing the University of Michigan, presented an up to date report on the many activities going on at the U. of M, The University has three main functions of teaching, research, and public service. Mir* Morris presented color slides to emphasize each point, stressing that more people want to and do attend college or universities• He pointed out that U. of M. through careful selection has the lowest drop out rate of any college or university in the United States. Also the total population lists the U. of M. as eighteenth in enrollement in the United States. A very fine program presentation. Thanks to John Pierson, program chairman, for bringing Mr. Morris to our club. COMING ATTRACTIONS The Honorabte Frederick J. Marshall, House of Representatives, will be our guest next Tuesday according to program chairman Bernard Laney. Mr. Marshall will bring us up to date on new laws and trends- in our government state and national, LADIES NITE AT LAST ??? We are told by the ’‘powers’’ that Ladies Nite will be combined with the "AFTER-GLOW” Saturday night April 6th. Thats the last night of the Rotary Show, Feod, drink and dancing are the promises made. NOTICE OF BOARD MEMBERS ELECTION Last weeks Reflector listed the nominees for your new Board of Directors*"Be sure to attend this Tuesday and vote. President Bob listed possible Club projects to think about. 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. Lake Study (Morrison Lake and Chain) Child Guidance Center. Little League Baseball Park Ranger Cabin (Camp Ben Johnson) Tot-lot for small kids (near Jeffersan School area) TLbbets JPhea tr e / Any suggestions or ideas you may have would be appreciated. BOA#D MEETING NOTES The Board voted to award a classification change to Richard Moore. It now reads Iron and Steel - Industrial Steel Springs Manufacturing. Additional Active. ■ The Board also voted $25.00 again this year to the Branch County pay expenses of members to a Washington D. C. trip. Club to help SIX MORE BEFORE BLAST OFF Reports from Rotary Show practice say we have to have more members out each time. The days are growing short now. The schedule lists only six chorus rehearsals left. Lets all make the effort and get there. DICK MOORE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge: Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE —- Episcopal Parish House •— Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M, �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch, Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. ' Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward-, t » gn*: %-■- , Rotaiy" information—-Dick Blr•'1'-'ing6r,! Ch; Bill Bbbier . Sergeant-,at-Arrns,.> .... Carroll Barnes, Cn; Sdntford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas, ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John -Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE .PATTERSON — Organist ★ • August-1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1—Ralph Toupallk 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lesler Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vinsky, Ch .' !.■'Hi Dhndld- Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K, Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, * Duane Davidson October—1 967 Ch INTERNAtfb'islAi:*,'SERVi(iV RICHARD BOARD OF, DIRECTORS MEETINGS. " Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE.-, * SOB RUMSEY—Director : \ 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller March—1968 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2<—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr • 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth May—1968 . . 17-tt-GOV,ElfNOR,,,VISITS . . ., T-tLCI'li tk:, Kennedy 2'4^-Wir*eb'ulUa‘rd' ‘ • 1 4-r-George P'erce :|!">j3!1’—Chdtles-Bacon 21- ^-Chuck Woodward November—1 967 Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik,, February—1968 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 28— Norm Moore Juno—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart -25—r-Haward Teeter World Community Service— >"■ ■ John- Pierson-;. Ch' " ••••* 'Dederribei' ’iL'i 967 ” • ’ CTfi m Employer - Employee Relation's Albert Faller July—1968 Craig Sebald, Ch; 5—Bill Bobier International , Youth. .Programs, • 12—Seton - Bjoyee..- ,- v/.'-r . ....Clyde Williams, 2—Dick Biringer DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling/ Cli* J Four-Way'* Test— 19—John ’Visosky . 9—FrM Bob Man ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard! Ldtjey; •. • ; ■!' 26—Virice'-'festnstien’• -r ’ ■ 'T*6—F'red Weeks •.'•Fred'Weeks, Ch1 l . ■; President* Rotary International Ray Fox Rotary Foundation23—Les Wise LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. January—1968 ■ Occupational Information— Fritz VanAken, Ch 30—Bob Yingling Carolina; ~ “ TV-’"7’"' '*'." 2—Fred Hough • Ken Leavenworth, Ch Ray Pitts SPECIAL EVENTS General Sec'y, Rotary International 9—Ray Fox Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations SONG LEADERS, STAG DAY—Clyde Williams .. . .1.6—Mac McKeith Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary-'international ■ • • . LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson ' Robert ‘Kerr, Ch ’ ’Ken Putham,’ Cfi "*• ' ■•*’'2‘3—Jack Gift Robert Loose WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. I Gil Molitor 30—Harold Goodholm John Visosky SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ The above is our program schedule for the Rotary-Year 1967-1968. „.|f- you'-wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may. appoint a committee’ i|o-, ^assist, >.wyth. the jletaih^-; D0LIGLA$_..WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. : r?u;r-.* NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.'* ROTARY ROSTER..-^,rAUGUSri9.6Z-, JULY 1.968 NAME '' Address U Rdfary Ann -"’ 'Phone No. Robert. B. Kerr,' Parsons’Ct rrMrir'thd-’-’l: NAME Address & Rotary Ann 278-8840 Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ..... 278-5066 278-8318 John Klein, Box- 148—Pqt(icjaj..x.j>.,..4x....-('.:i?:.^-; 2ZR-9551 ”• p.Craig >Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstie'n, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ___ 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 E, Ken Leavenworth, 365?:Sjan Soucl Beach-1— Emily .2S&-26.97 • j James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2*, Tekonsha—Margaret .. 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand- St?—Clara/™.: L..', ^78.589 T ’ Ff.Q Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 P<?ul - W-JljgiiQpson,. 27, Cheryl Ann Qr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, ,57 Hull—rLois ~..:_.™~'278:58.28 Milford A. M^Kelth, .75, JM. Hudson St-mtlelen —. 278-29^7 ’ftaiph-Hupiriili;*-157^-~W_-27B-2 > 27' Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle"Dr.—-Jos6phlne'*2...—’’278-4486*-' Harold McKnighty--R.- R.3—Carol __ t— ,--2&8-243<y Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . ... 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ............ 278-4243 238-2632 Wilford Couillard; iO Wi' MHhrBS ST-^IrtragWe?!^;£78<6D5T'* “/Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy J '__ l.1.lj279-9471 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 •Richard 'D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys _ 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ................. 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott-Aye.—Ellen Jo. ,.27-8-8609 .-Rflbert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 .Wesley Wilbur, 144 S._ .Clay St., 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Fred Neer, 203 W.^ Chicago—Ernestine ..... 278;55J2.. • • Grartsfdn^'Wilcox, *.!2'Yi'¥dison Cf.—Kfrothy 278-2612 Axner '-dlson; '3H0 Grand •St.4-^Reffia'k__ 279-9b’6O " James Endicott,- 72- Cheryl Anri' DrAy-Thelma -278^68* Clyde " Williams;; ;102. Caf|y|e"-A-ve-;q4V/t|t^g) .... . 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-—Charlotte 278-54Z5y -. Harry Owens,.".24“ E. • AlderF-^Sharqril...4,-278-5028 . 1 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ...j 278-2979 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R.' R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia . 278-4424 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _ 278-6341 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... 278-5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... ___ 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—:Lonore 27816517 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora’ 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ki’ririethTPutnam, 11 E.-.Cfirra9o.;St/5.Mabel-,'.'..'.'..^-27S-'2790 k -■• RoiserfJfe. .Ymgling, 21 Scott—Natalie ............ 278-6393 Frederick A. Hough, .'570'S. Sprague’Rd;——Janet . 279-9501 p ,,C. Alfred Rice, R. 1,- Union-City—Ev.el.yn 278-2461 Santford Jolley, 185 N-.-Clay—Joyce. .^-,.-..A. 278-5049; |Grz-<U'/” "* M.TTf pL.’ VFC r= Jb Mel Ulce, 1 $63’ Kibby Rd., Jackso’n—Lillian 5T2-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N.“Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6^88'" •> •< <4 •’• -to' A'TlC./yi eaaeje^.. v r Dori Rossetter, §31 N. Fisk Rd. — ShirjSy .■.L-H'-".i.. ’ i'.: “ 278 ’ -85^0 • ’ John A. Kennedy,t 38.9- Grand St.-->Wilma-* 'John Walker,’’313 Daughterly—Gretchen ................. 278-6730 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, .51.-N.-Circle Dr.——Esther Richard Biringer, 37' Carlyle Ave.—jean ’ 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2^82^ 278-8086 77' • ’ / • • •• ». • • x • • • TheCOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelco^B C4. ,, *V M A. • . FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRIj'J PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWALER, MICHIGAN 490J6 �“Z/e Profits Most Who Serves Best^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The v-s-A- PROGRAM Chairman Bernard Laney prosontod--Frederick Marshall, House , of Representatives as the speaker, Interesting information concerning various trends and crucial issues were discussed. It was pointed out that at times ’'Bills'' are objectionable the 'introducers'* after it comes out of the many processes due to changes that occur to the initial bill. The speaker-indicated we need forthright honesty and. jjsteg" rity in government. Thanks Bernard for this program. GRETTERS Are we greeting visitors ? ABSENT RENTERS Total seventeen. EARLY LEAVERS Only two signed. Did more leave? VISITING ROTARIANS AND GUESTS Raymond Ehl - Henry Oppholt - Ray .Smith.-—. Doug Olds -w Pat Pa.triak« ~___Student guest was Robert Fillmore. CONVERENCE District 636. evening 6jl5. April 19th and .20th* 19^8-? xrt the. 5I^?T.IQN.:i?ESULTS MaMkSHWVMWMMHMMBUMRW"*""* 1^^^®f’Bacon, Tom Collins and Santford Jolley, "ALL SPORTS BANQUET" Forty-seven Cardinal Athletes will be the guests of Coldwater Strvise Clubs at a banquet to be held at the Masonic Temple .... Clarence "Biggie" Munn, Michigan State University athlStie, will the main speaker. DISTRICT CONFERENCE Governor Kim Sigler will give the keynote address at the District Conference to be held in Lansing. Delegates from the Coldwater Club will Tom Shaw, Howard Teeter, Ernie Luse, Web Treat and Ken Putnam. ROTARY SHOW TICKES If you need some let me know. Ax Olson P. S. Thanks for the fine turn out last Tuesday night. have a "really big show". Lets keep it going and You Will Always Be Welcome at Tfiese Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ' ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wedneeday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodiet Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Dlreclor Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Horry Joseph Community Safety— ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch February—1960 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 1— Ralph Toupalik Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally g.—Paul Thompson Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. 1 5—Reo Goodwin ROBERT NAGLE Presldent Crippled Children— Fred Hough, Axner Olson 22—Gil Molllor DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Lester Wise, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson 29—Bob Loose Roy Patterson Ernest w. luse Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. JOHN KLEIN Scholarship Awards & Treasurer Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, September—1967 ANDREW HENRY SludcmKlbans-ri- >• Asst Secy.-Treas. Jim Skinner 5—Chuck Bristol John Vlsvsky, Ch Magaxine—Jack Gift 12—Harry Owens Donald Shorno 19—Keath Pearce DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Membership — Mark Andrews, Sludent Guests— Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard 26—Fred Culy Anderson, Charles Bacon,;., Tom i Tester 3;-*' n* B. K. Pearce, Ch Collins. »»•••-. Program—Doug . Woody/artjl ; PiolKe| . f i •: i- .j />■* 1969: Doug • *'V^bodward,'' ’' Bob Public Relations—-Doug Wood-' Youth— Harry Owens, Ch 3—Jim Endlfott Rumsey, John Klein. Ward 10—Ken Leavenworth Duane Davidson 1970: Dick MooYe. ' • Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ 17—GOVERNOR VISITS inger, Ch; Bill Bobier 24—Wil Couillard MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — 31—Charles Bacon INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford RICHARD' MOORE—Director November—1967 Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 7—Mark Andrews Matched Dist, & Club Program 14—Ray Pitts Regular — 1st Thursday of each Charles Bristol, Ch 21—Harvey Bent month al 12:00 biclock noon Ralph Toupalik 1 VOCATIONAL iitftviCE 28—John Dean World Community Service— SPECIAL—At the call of the President BOB RUMSEY—Director John Pierson. Ch December —1 967 Employer - Employee Relations Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs Clyde Williams 1 2—Seton Bovee DISTRICT 636 Robert .Yingling, Ch 1 9—John Visosky Four-Way Test-- .3,. f ;J‘ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney Fred Weeks', Ch . 2.6—Vincg ■.Kpr.nstie^ . President Rotary International ■■ ’Ray Fox‘‘<' Rotary' Foundation*— • 1' LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. .January—1-96^ {r C - (; t k Occupational ,irLformafi<>rt-r\+: .? Fr.itz,"VdnAken]'<Ch.f. ‘ l 2 Carolina. • ’ ’• - . »'• Ray Pitts * ' 2— Fred Hough Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec'y, Rotary International 9—Ray Fox Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - EvariST6n, Illinois SONG LEADERS 1 6—Mac McKeith . -Tracfe] & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International 23—Jack Gift Robert Kerr, Ch Ken Putnam, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. 30—Harold Goodholm Robert Loose John Visosky OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ★ ★ ¥ 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20— Don Rosslltor 27— Bert Faller March—1968 5—’Axner Olson 12—John Plorson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2*—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd .23—Jim Skinner '30—Bob Kerr * May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore Juno—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1 —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man • .• lj6»7~»Fre,d \ygeks, -i $3—Les ! Wise ’* 1 SCtAEkib Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor• : 2i.;. .5p.L* i' The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise ie program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-23,14. •„ T-. , f i r.1. "1.’* ’j . • "v . • • • ‘ *Ti'i !•¥. ... NAME . •...*; j.J?' Address & Rotary Ann \ Fred Anderson, 46’ Maple -Lane-—(Lpthryn z.._':^".^;.‘2218?6033 Mark S. Andrews, -25- Parsons- Ct’-—Ruth ’.A....-:* £^8"-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Bomes,_ 26£.(HulL St,^—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N.‘’Cir6te’"i5r.—-Esther’ . 278-6821 ^., 278-8006., ’.. 278-2682’ ROTARY-',r6STER O AlO’6t)ST 1 4671—JULY 1196&> J ‘-i i’L** J.'. • t: Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard. Lpney, 372, Marshall St.-r^Rhea-, 278-6951 • E. "Ken Leai,enWorffi7’3i652,Sdn Souci’: Breach-—Emily 238-2697 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon ... 278-8086 William Bobier, 280. Grand S]t.-—Margdret>i.2.J.Ci.i. 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grrarrd’ St’.—iClara 278-5891 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-4486 Harold McKnight, R. R. . 3—Carol ,278-5234, Gilbert . Molitor, 10 .Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ' ’278*6054-' 1 ■■"Nbrman’d MoOrfe) 798 Angbtd'..'Rd.—-Annerta"" Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Gust C. Burandt, 75 N-, Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N; Mdnrde St.-^-lmggene Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy — ___ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 MaplQ Lane—Jane • 278-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15- Scott Aye3—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John .T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—-Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.;—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N.’ Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-^475.' Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R.,-2—Doris *278-531.8' Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon _______ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 JJpcyln St.—Lanore 27R.A.51.7 Reo E. Goodwin, 78-S.'Jeffersoti——Ruth 279-9266-■ Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ___ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 570. S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501. Santford Jolley, 185 ‘N. 'Clay—Joyce ___ 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,. 385>rGrand’ '5t]iTW’il.mg 278-5790 • '• NAME Phone No, 767-7508 278-2261 278-2811 278-2947 238-2436 .2.78-5819 ’238-tl68i^ j. is.. C >. * •: j.. d E: J. Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marion . . 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R..R..5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAkeri", i^ E. Chicaqo St,—Mary Ann . 278-5585 CfteiWer’ VonAkeWJ R. 2^!?ladyS'‘..................... 278-4243 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .. _ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ...... ... 278-5512 Axner. Olson, 340 ,Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Hatry ’O'wens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ....... 278-5028 ; Roy £. Patterson;-36'44.i'Girtie 6r.—Grace’___ jz8-2979 '" John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ............ Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 4- witrreA Wtllfefris, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 279-5094 278-6904 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lprraine _____ 278-6341 . Georges. H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ______ 278-6322 '■■Joh'h'-S?-Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora’ 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam,. 11 E. Chicago St.—Mobel 278-2790 ’ C.' Alfred Rice,' R. 1, Union City—Evelyn '278-2451 Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .................. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St >......... Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .......... 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 27'8-6393 r • Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J •> ■ . ■ - ••' • r ? • C-J*1 ■:..l'Uu'X. 512-5594 278-8580 r. Cj< k’’* ••••«•'yTJ 1 . HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen r 278-6730 * i5(fa — 4 published BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcd^^ . , .... ...FREDERICK H. WEEKS :k'5'jA-TrY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. OLD.VATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �March 27, 1968 PROGRAM Ken Putnam presented Luella Hamilton former Home Economist in Branch County. For the last year and a half Luella has been a Home Economist in Vietnam. Her assignment brought her into direct contact with many of the living problems of the Vietnamese. Thanks Ken for a very interesting and very timely program. SUPRISE1 ! ; District Gov$£fe$S* Wesley Logan suprised us all with a visit this week at our regular meeting. It is a good thing we always function as though the boss might drop in any time. BEST WISHES CRAN. We are sorry to see Cran. Wilcox leave our Club. He has worked in this community for the past twenty-five years. Cran’s new job as Assistant Director of the Depart­ ment of Enviromental Health in Calhoun County starts June 1st. Besides his work in the Rotary Club Cran. has been the Methodist Church, Boy Scouts and many county organizations such as the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Lake Developmental projects. Our loss is Calhoun Coiintys gain. ROTARY SHOW Show time is just about here. Practice dates and times for this week are Sunday 3:00 P. M. Monday, End Men 7:00 P. M., chorus ?t30 P» M. Tuesday,. End Men 7:00 P. M., Chorus 7:30 P. M. Wednesday, End Men 7:00 P. M. Chorus 7:30 P. M. All reherasals will be at the Tibbits. ABSENT MEMBERS, GUESTS AND EARLY LEAVERS * There were fourteen absent members. Six members had to leave early. Visiting Rotarians: Wendel Hathaway and Keith Tracey both from Brenson NO ONE IS PERFECT Those of you associated with the news media (and with the Rotary Bulletin) may feel at times that too many errors occur. Just imagine how the editor of this small southern newspaper felt after the following series of errors: It started with the following want ad on Monday: FOR SALE: R. D. Jones has one sewing machine for sale. 7 P. M, and ask for Mrs. Kelly who lives with him cheap. Phone 958 after On Tuesday - NOTICE: We regret having erred in R. D« Jones’ ad yesterday. It should have read: One sewing machine for sale. Cheap. Phone 958 and ask for Mrs. Kelly who lives with him after 7 P. M. On Wednesday R. D. Jones has informed us that he has received annoying telephone calls because of the error we made in his classified ad yesterday. His ad stands corrected as follows: FOR SALE: R. D. Jones has one sewing machine for sale. 958 after 7 P. M. and ask for Mrs. Kelly who loves with him. Cheap. Phone �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bcst^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. /;//re :>■&// Finally on TU’i^loy NOTICE: I, R. D. Jones, have no sewing machine for sale. I smashed it. Don’t call 958 as the telephone has been taken out. I have not been carrying on with Mrs. Kelly. Until yesterday she was my housekeeper, but she quit. PAUL THOMPSON CORRECTION A few lines were ommitted from the Bulletin last week and from what I understand was quite confusing. TWENTY YEARS AGO From the Coldwater Rotary Reflector of March 22, 19^8: (Thanks to Fred Weeks for the following information^)—.----- -— ------ALL SPORTS BANQUET Forty-seven Cardinal athletes will be the guest if Col**ateq?..S®wi»eClubs at a banquet to be held at the Masonic Temple *•>••««•« Clarence "Biggie" Munn, MSC atheletic director* will be the main speaker. DISTRICT CONFERENCE Governor Kim Sigler will give the keynote address at the District Conference to be held in Lansing. Delegates from the Coldwater Club will be Tom Shaw, Howard Teeter, Ernie Luse, Web Treat and Ken Putnam. Sorry for the mistake. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 ?■ M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish Hous. - Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skylines Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. - -• �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS •— Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Horry Joseph ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE Pre»lcf«nf DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magaxlne—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program——Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test—• Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox.. Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch . Robert Loose ■ 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director August—1967 Community Safety— Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 1 S—Rco Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29'—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lesler Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John VibJjky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 6— Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20— -Don Rossltler 27— 'Bort Faller March——1968 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1 968 October—-1967 Ch February—19uU 3—Jim Endifott ] 0—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 2r-Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson I 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30—Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for theLRotary: "Year'■"1'967-1 968;.-'"lf yau" wish to thbiige dates with another" member, advise 'the . program chairman of the “details. - DOUGLAS-WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special., programs,.’ su'ch Ss-rLpdles.'^Ni^htf may 'appoint id committee to'assist with ,.the W-. ~-f Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. A,_- NAME Address & Rotary Ann ' ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME' " Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ... J 278-6033 ‘ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ..... 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther — — 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-r^J'ean. _ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara __' 278-5891 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 "Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ............ 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia _ 279-9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald Vi’jSljqrno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard' L’ah'ey, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 • E. Ken .^Leavenworth, 3652 Sari'Souci-Beach—Emiiy-r238L26bZ. ■ •: ^rjj*S5 ‘Narrows Rd?, R- R.-2—Nellie ... 278-6316 — 369-9092 Robert,* J-aese, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret.767-7508^, .James R, Skinner, R..4, Bronson—-Olive 278-4350 * Ernest W? Use, R. R.‘ 4-—Ruth 278-226?\ ’ ■^Qbnfdci &j^rt,l.471 Marshall St.—Gertrude jCjjujsfi 4 278-4222 ■ "Fr. Robert Man, .379' E: * Chicago^—Fdnb .*?i.** 278-^84-1 ’ • djoj/ard Ka..' Teeter; Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .... ......... 238-2436 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 •-Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 1... 278-5234 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ................. 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—■|mogene"™.“278='6O54 ~ ---- Normand-Moor©,-TSB- AnaoJo- Rd.rrzAnnetta ... 238-2632 --- 'John--- Viaoaky,--6-6- Connol--- Loco—........... ....---- ZT’V-OOT-* Richard D. Moore,, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278^4T9J Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 L. .William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 RuSsell F. ’ ’ ’ Moore, ’ 15 Cornwall Ct .-^Gladys !?.. 27fr-<5278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—^Jane ..... 278-2818 278-4159 -Robert Nagle, -36 W. Pierce St.-r—Susan • .ki.i 4... 279-94?^7’- • Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.~f-Etl'en Jo'i.', 278-8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St ........ 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago — Ernestine ........ 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ........ 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha A 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr;—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ___ 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ... 278-5318 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ... 279-9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Geo'rCje . H. • Pebrcfc, R. R. 4—Virginia ., 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—-Lariore .'J. 278-6517' Douglas Woodyvacd,»R_. .-3, .Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 s JJchfi.^ PierS-pr),; 34$); .Marshall. StT-^Mpca- ....J.*.?-.;* 278-5^|^*t Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-L—Ruth 279-9266 Leslie Woodward, 163 ’Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—-Ruth .... .’_ 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie -.-.I....... 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S.-Sprague .Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cfoy—Joyce: 278-5049 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn ..... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ....’ . 278-8580 John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull---- Lois Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Jo'sephine 278-5828 278-4486 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE VisiTbtg Rotarians Always IFelcolQ FREDERICK H. WEEKS qualify spring products, inc. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 3, 1968 April NEXT TUESDAY Plans for an exciting summer season at the Tibbits will be unveiled for Club members at Tuesday’s meeting. Pat Patterson, who has the program, has arranged for Lariy Carrico to give us the details. THIS WEEK list but these were joined by many more Only five signed the Early Leaver show. The half hour usually reserved for members not singing in this year’s well spent rehearsing choral and solo members, To the a formal program was v JJBL interlude few of us who stayed to listen, it was a most enjoyable musical MISSING FACES Bristol, Skinner, Couillard, Leavenworth, Laney, McKeith, Olson, Pitts, Putnam, Skabo, Toupalik, Fritz and Warner Van Aken, Clyde and Warren Williams. VISITORS The guest list this week included Rotarian Alan Davidson of Bronson, Richard K. Foss and Charles Mullen of Kalamazoo, guests of Les Wise; Dr. F. F. V alderrama, guest of Chuck Bacon; Bi l^Whorley and Jim Nesbit of and Charles Sparks of Sturgis, guests of VincentKornstien; new Chamber Manger, Max Adams, guset of Chuck Woodward; and CHarley Walker, new attorney moving t a’- .guest of Dick Coldwater ,■ WHO Biringer. SAID? The difference between a Saloon and neighbor is a Our crabby all the time. Refreshment Lounge is a teetotaler, but he has 75 cents per drink. a vintage whine on tap ■NOTICE Don't forget See Doug the District Woodward about Conference in Battle Creek on April 19th. and 20th. going. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1f ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. hillsdaie - ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. H"~ - ’J"*;’"• JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE Prtildent DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magaxine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President COMMUNITY SERVICE 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS CHARLES BACON—Director August—1967 Community Safety— Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 1 5-—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visuky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student GuestsB. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE MOORE—D i rector Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; International Youth Programs Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Rotary Foundation— • *,~ Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Occupational InformationFritz VanAken, Ch Carolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch Ray Pitts General Sec'y, Rotary International Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations SONG LEADERS Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International -Ken Putnam, Ch Robert Kerrh.Cb . •••'• John Visosky Robert Loose WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. I. • ’ ★ 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20— Don Rosslfter 27— Bert Faller March—1 968 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson I 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 October—1 967 Ch February—1968 3—Jim Endlfolt 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 2>—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno I 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince’ Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor If you wish to change date's'with another member,' advise the’program chairman Lf” the The above is our program' schedule for'the Rotary Year 1967-1968. change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephony:- 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann , . Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn. 278-6033. . J?obert_ B. Kei-r, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha. ....... 278-8840.. John ’Klein, Box .148—Patricio i 279:9?51 ■Mark S. Andrews, 25 Pars6hs'Ct.—Rilfh • ' 278-5358' Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.;—Marg.aret .278-8006^ . . Bernard.-.Laney, .372rMarshaUr..St.—Rhea -___ ._ 22,8-6951 — E.'Ken Leavenworth, 3632 San Souci Beach-—Entity '238-2697 t Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—-Esther .—.‘.._l./278-2'6B2 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey,.J 18 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig'Seb'aH?*R.',R&Q, Me¥nS«tnl-’take—-Rita .,.’.7.J’278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane——Virginia 278-6341 Donald y„ Shorno, 156 E.- Chicago St.—^Louise .... 278-5842 Tbr'g1 ’Skab’oT 156 ^larroivr' Rd^%? •£. '2-^KHte J ’ ■27&& 16 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive . 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret _ 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St'—Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-^CIara 1..____ 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ...___ 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull---- Lais .......... 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine .I...... 278-4486' : '. Harold McKnight, R.'- RCJ’J'-—■:£gh>l £»*............ 238-2436 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Arm Dr.—Barbara ... ,.278-5234 Gilbert. Molitor, IQ Fairfield. Dr,—^Bernice. ....... 278-581.9,. Wil ford Couillard, 60 N.- Monroe St.—-Imogene ..„-”278-6054 - ’ i-NonHqnd Moore,' 798 Angola Rd:—Annetta 238-2632- < ’Warner -VonA£en:, -R*- XFS-‘t2^-GlcidyA-*....,’;................. 278-4243 ;. Richard D. Moore, 42 'Cp.rlyle :Aye.—rElaine"'..’^..-^278-4191 i. . T-lphn Visp.^ky/ 66 Sonnet La^-r-^S^ra -279-5094 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave’.—-Dorothy i 279-9471Russell p. Moarp, 15 Cornw.all Ct.—rGladys278-6278 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ... 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ... 278-2818 . .Fred H..••VjeeRs/- R*. R1. 4—Beatrice*?t:.??.k’.'......... 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott A've.—Ellen'Jo 278-8609 Robert Nagl6;’’36 W. Pierce St.—Susan __ 3. ’279-9492 ; Wesley V^dbur;- 144w S. Clay. (.St. ~278^4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemgoi Rd.—-Joanne '278-5909Fred Neer, ’‘203, 'W. Chicago^—Ernestine '278.-5512 <278^2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl -Ann Dr.—‘Thelma ......278-8968 ... Axner,,Olson. 340 Grand...St.—Retha ....279-9360 • / Cranstog .Wilcox, 22. Ed [son Ct.—Dorothy ClytJe'-Williams, lO2’.-Cofl0i''Ave.—Wilmd’.’.^-.''278‘-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475" • Harry Owens, 24’ E. Alden—Sharon .....4...—-—— 278-5028 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville~<Rd,—Sharon 279-9668 B. K. Pearce, 97. Edison Ct^— Lprrafhfe 278-6341 Lestpr F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 E. Harold Goodhalm, 20 Lincoln "St'.—Lahore 278-6517 -George H. Pearce', ’ R. 'R. 4—Virginia _______ 278-6322 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St _____ 278-5033 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora' .... 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238,2759 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Colflwater—Velrnd .'.....•''273,-6250. Ray-flitts, 55 N:;-<Spra^e.;St.,^_Ruth.-iv.-._.:.-:+r.iL.i.- 278-6T&I.—, Leslt^jjWoqdwcjrd, 163 Ajlgr^holl St.g- •Polly 278-5033 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S, Sprague Rd.-r-Janet ..., .279.-250i_ . Kenneth Putnam, 11. E. Chtcggp Sf.^-Mabel, .., .278-2790 ‘ 278-5393 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott:-:Natalie C. Alfred--Rice, R. ’T,’.’ Union -City;—Evelyn ■•278'-245l'-Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cla'y—Jo/ce .... J.-—.” 278-5049"; Mel Rice, 1:903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER Don Rossetterj 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ’.L____ 278-8580 John A. Kennedy,'389 Grand" St.—Wilma’...’..,^;.-1.-’.278;5790 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen . 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcoi^} FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDA'AIER, MICHIGAN 49036 �THE ^DWATER ROTARY REFLECTOR April 9, 1968 NOTE FLASH ♦ * NEXT WEEKS MEETING Rotary will meet at Legs Junior High School for a visit to the Planetarium and lunch to follow. Program chairman George Pearce, has made all the plans and suggests that you park your car in the west parking lot. Axner Olson reminds us that NO SMOOKING is allowed anywhere in the school, so watch it. Bob said, "the kids can smoke but you can’t". As President See you all back in school next Tuesday. The following week is Michigan Week, and as in the past we will eat chicken in the downtown park. The final plans will be announced at the next meeting- and also listed in the bulletin. FREE SAMPLES FROM MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Family estate planning can be fun - at$least when presented by an entertaining speaker such as Lee Mallison. The importance of the proper will and family estate planning are subjects that we all can learn more about. Mr. Mallison is a lawyer and former Calhoun County Probate Judge and now is Vice President and Trust Officer of Michigan National Bank in Battle Creek. His discussion touched on the important planning that should be done as a family grows and prospers in later years. By seeking professional help you can be sure your wishes will be carr’ ied out in the future. Thanks to Noel Shedd for arranging Mr. Malli sons visit. "THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER" - HELLO MY BABY Song titles to some, but anyway, Mr. and Mrs, John Visosky announced the arrival of a ten pound, four ounce boy. Our congratulations and thanks for the cigars. VISITORS AND GUESTS John Walker announced for the first time in a long time that we had no visiting Rotarians. We did have some high class guests in Mayor M, L. Pillsbury as guest of Tom Collins and Stan Meyer of Coldwater Lake as the guest of Russ Moore. The following were absent: Barnes, Bristol, Dean, Kampenga, Kerr, Laney, Neer, Olmsted, Pitts, Skabo, Teeter, Thompson, and Warren Williams. Only four signed early leavers - this is good. ROTARY BOARD MEETINGNEWS - OTHER THAN GOSSIP 1. A donation of $20.00 to help support local Michigan Week 2. Send four students to summer reading program by city schools, cost $16.00 per student. 3. A gift donation of $20.00 to Rotary Foundation in the n^me of a new Rotary Club at Holt, Michigan. Program Accept the request of Mac KcKeith to change his classification to Senior Active. nick Moore �■B “He Profits Most Who Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Apri 16, 1968 PROGRAM: The program consisting of three Rotarians telling about, their backgrounds proved interesting. (I wonder if they told all). Thanks to FredJUidfirfi<»~fk)T~tb£^j^^ NEXT WEEK Jim Skinner will present the program. VISITING ROTARIANS: ■■"'""Lynn Minw, Three Rivers. Wendell. Hathaway-* -Otto -Sestz and.Jifi8Ty from. Bronson. Elmer Dobson from Quincy. ■alT7.'', Five early, leavers and elevon absent*. ■ ------- . ROTARY NEWS Did you know the-president nominee of R. 1* f orl96-9-?0 isJamen F. Conway, An attorney? Rotary is now in 141 countries, with Lome Togo and Saipan as_the newest members. { ROTARACT is the service club for young adults. ’’The purpose of R'otoract is to stimulate among its members acceptance of high ethical standards in all occupations to develop leadership and responsible citizenship through service to the community and to promote international understand­ ing and peace”. TOLERANCE That uncomfortable feeling that the other fellow may be right after all. Al Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church —-Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. -BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stato Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE rotary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968; Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1 970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms —• Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock noon 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 1—Ralph Toupalik fl—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled ChildrenLester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Visuky, Ch Donald Shorno Ch SERVICE MOORE—Director Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director World Community Service— .John Pierson. Ch Employer - Employee Relations ' Albert Faller Craig Sebald, Ch; International Youth Programs Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox Rotary FoundationLUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Occupational Information— Fritz VanAken, Ch Carolina. ....Ken.. Leavenworth/.>Ch ,• j y V j: i • Spy ,BtJs]’ uw General Sec’y, Rojary International..£ "• (5'rt-!Moi'itor GEORGE R. MEANS -'Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADERS Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist... Rotary -International Robert Kerr, Ch Ken Putnam, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAHV^Iatfings, Mich. Robert Loose John Visosky SPECIAL——Al the call of the President ★ 3—Jim Endlfolt 1 0—Ken Leavenworth 17—governor visits 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21— Chuck Woodward 28— Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1 968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 July—1968 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince' Kornsfien January—1968 I e1' * 9—Ray Fox 16—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30—Harold Goodholm , April—1968 October—1 967 Matched''Disf.* &' Club Program ¥ 5—Axner Olson 12—'John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy A INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1 967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20— Don Rossltter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch . Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—196u “ J - . »’ 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having speCiak'programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint, a conymittee .to assist,..with the: .details;.; -DOLLGLAS WQ00Prtig;•am Chairman — Telephone: 2-78-2314> r r< JJ b '• 3 i PT , :• .; •; I : -r L . - ROTARY- ROSTER —'AUGUST 1967 -JULY 1.9$ ( .. Phone No. NAME Address'& Rotary ■ Ann. Phppe.No.-' " NAME;. i> £AdHresV & Rbtaty; Ariri' - t > T’htfhe "No.” ’’'NAME’* * ’* Address & ’Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Fred Anderson, 46-' Maple Lane—Kathryn ? 278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha , 278-8840 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148-^-Pgtricia .y.v...w..r^ 279-9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple’ Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25 ftidgem6o~f3.'—Marjorie".;.:__£-?7;8-68l?L.- ;*l HC-Vincehf Komstren, ‘290’Grand St.—•‘borothy’*..’?..... 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, -265-Huif "Sr.—Margaret 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .. 278-6951 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle 'Dr.—Esther 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth^ .3652 ,San. Soud B^pch—-Emily 23.8,-269J^ r T-9<9- Skdbc^ 1 55 £.Nqcgo,V/s Rciu-.)^*.1 i&vS^-tNellie . . 278-6316 Tefcdnsffa—^Margaret 757-7508 James ^R.' Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37^.Cartylo. Avefr—Jepf)';. 27$'8086~!. JRobert. Loose, R‘.- *.R,’ Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—-Margaret 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _____ 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . . 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara _________ 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ____ 278-2811 Jfpmpsqn, .S^JZjhej^j.Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Charles Bristol, 57. .HulT—Ldi^ 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ...... 278-2947 _,«yEauJ; t'Ralph^Tbu^^llk;**^. RV5/ 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N..vCirqle.Dr.—Josephine;-27,8-4486< 7- Harold,. ^cKoight«,¥ R-3^-Cdra| Tom Collins, 18 CheryltJAnfi1"Dr.—Safliara .2..'. 278-5234 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5583 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys .... 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fred Culy, 81 W. CIHrlceTTKve.—Dc^otbp _ 279-9471 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet kgne—Sara -... 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver,'*!2 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple- Lane-—Jane 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ........... 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo _ 278-8609 Robert-Nag fe,”36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 '•Chicago—Ernestine 278-55.1.2John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd".--T-Jbanh^ j^-~V->": 1278-5909'Ll ' Fred A|4eef, 2QflT Wesley Wilbur. 144 S. Clay St. .................. 278-4029 James Endicott, 72-CHeryf-Ann "Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Cranston Wilcox*, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy . 278-26T2 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ....... .......... 279-9360 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ... 278-5475 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 27S-8238 Harry Owens,24 E. .Aldep—^haron 278-5028 PotteHbn, 3tf-A/tircfe Dr.-^Grace ...____ 278.-297?, Ray Fox, 16 Morrisorr tafje, -i:] J178-53J8 ^Warren W^iyjams, .^^2, jCojdwateq^LaMoine 278-6693 ................... 278-4424 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesyilie.. Rcf.p^Sfyaron-;... .279-9668 -'L®:- KEdisoW ft.U^L'bs/drhe .iaiS.x.'-L. 2/B-6341" •’ tfe^er 'PlA/tse; Rf R*/ i—-telia E..Harold Goodholm',■"20‘iincbirf‘St.^-4.ahore 278-6517 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia 278-6322 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ___ 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—rVelmaj;',:....-..!.".:""278-6250 Frederick A. Hough, 57‘0'-S.- SpragUe Rtf.—Janet'.... 2/9-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ....______ ... 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N- -rHudsopj/St.H-rpwjnn 27^-5788: fc John A. Kennedy,, 389" Grand'St’.—Wiima 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora’ .... 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth .____ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R, I, Union City—Evelyn .’... 278-2451 r903’.--k»bby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J ;'bj.S2 ? T"5?" { ’ ... . ............... . -T" Ti \ .L‘‘> -~ j’4 .Fi.. i 278-8580 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen i , The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwatert Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JFelcoi^^^ 238-2759 ...... 278-5033 278-6393 t .... 278-6730 �Wf “We Profits Most Who Serves Best^P The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. APRIL 25, COMING- UP Jack Rose, Legislative Representative for the Michigan Chain Stores Council and. Michigan Retail Hard.vra.re Association, is to he next Tuesday’s speaker. Program Chairman Bob Kerr isn’t sure what he will talk about but thinks he may review behind-the-scenes legislative maneuvering. Sounds interesting. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The egg industry’s efficiency is keeping egg prices at the same level the was detailed by Jack Parlette, general foreman.of the- local Kreger Eggplant, at this week’s meeting. Jim Skinner gets a gold star for coming up with an interesting program. — MISSING- FACES Bent, Bristol, Davidson, Kampenga, Klein, Knrn&tien, Norm ^oore, Putnam., Rumsey, Skabo, Thompson, Fritz and.Warner "Van. Aken, Weeks, Clyde- williams -and -Olmsted*. EARLY LEAVERS Only three!! (who signed, that is) WELCOME HOME John Walker is back eporting a heavy Florida tan and photos to prove his prowess as a deep sea angler. CHUCKLES Two-time presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson used to tell one on himself about the time in 1956 when he encountered an enthusiastic group of supporters including a very pregnant lady carrying a sign that proclaimed: "Stevenson is the man." CLOSING THOUGHT t Coffee breaks are fine but wny do some of the staff have to go, apparently, all the way to Brazil ? Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 ' ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 Club Bulletin; Cron Wilcox, ch. ROBERT NAGLE President Fred Hough, Axner Olson DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Dick Moore, Paul Thompson ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Teeter Collins. Program—Doug Woodward 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Rumsey, John Klein. ward 1970; Dick Moore. Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — Carrol I Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. ...LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Tost— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Rco Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29'—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlwsky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 19—Koath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ’ George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL RICHARD October—1967 Ch SERVICE November—1967 MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller Foundation— Fritz .•.yionAken, Ch Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean December —1967 International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary 3—Jim Endlfott 10—Kon Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard 31—Charles Bacon 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince' Komstien January—1968 2—Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30—Hgrold Goodholm February—1968 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rosshter 27—Bert Palter March—*1968 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 I —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES' NITE—John Pierson , Gil Molitor J :.'T 7 The above -Fs. our program- scheduieyfor 4heu Rotary Yea’r‘,i^67’-T968. ’’If you wish to chdnge dates with another member, advise, the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies1 Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman. ^.Tw^Ielephone: - -27S -S3T4-; ** NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Andersori, 46' Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 2$-Parsons Ct.—-Ruth ; Charles Bacon5, 25 Riclgemoor Rd.—Marjorie, Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 .. NAME Address- S Rotary Aiw|*vtfrr-» iPhone .Na^v* .•NAME--. 278-6633*,r ‘ • kbb’ert B. Kerr,’ 8 Parsons1’. Ct.—Martha Jobh jlddin, ,lBbx ’• 148r-^Patri<5ic|. » 2/8-5358 .. 278-682], r . H. Vjncent •Korpstien, 2/0 .Gr^^jStjfTpbrbfrhry ‘278-8d06 •* • * Bernard Lan^/, 372 .’Marshall St’.—Rhea .... 278-6540 ‘2/9-9551 • • vAddr^s Rotary Ann Robert £.• Rumsey,.’]! 8 Grand,-St.-y-Phyyjs ' Craig'fedbb’Id/’R*. R.* 2, Mo?ris*o#» ’ lake—R'ita Phone No. 278-5066 278-8318 W.. Noel Shefld, l‘Ms|gJe? .Lane^js’Vifgipia 278-6341 2X8-6503 278-6951 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes;-Mull St.1—^argaret .. Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 i Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .. 278-6316 369-9092 Richard Biringer-•ST’^Early.lo” Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ........ 767-7508 ! James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier; 280- Grand St.—Margaret ;__ 278-5386 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Charles Bristol,. 57 Hull—Lois • ____ .— 278-5828 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen & 278-2947 falph -Tqupalik, RijJ.jjfi, I'^S’^C-^bgago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt; 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ------- 278-4486 v r. Harold Z^cKnight, R. -R.^ 3-^-Cgrol ........... 2 3^-/436‘j; ” fritz VanAken, 65 E*. Chicago St.—Mary Ann .. 278-5585 278-5819 Tom Collins, 1-3 Cheryl . Ann; Dr.—-Barbara 7 278-5234 *•- • ■’Gilbert MollforJ'• 10 • Fairfiela Dr.—Bernice Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ............ 278-4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta _ 238-2632 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Fred Culy, 81..W- Clarke. Aye^Dorothy. .....__ „ 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ....... 278-6904 Olin Dally, Maple* -. Lane-r-JBn’e 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ...... 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ...................... 278-4029 John T. ‘ Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd..—Joanne ... 278-5909. . Fred J4eer, rJ2O3 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axne?’Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ________ 279-9360 James Endicott, ’72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-4-Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Ray Fox, 16 garrison .’Lakb‘,.rR.***R^ “2-?—Doris .j. 278-5318 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine ... 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ....____________ Jack Gift, 314* Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ____ 279-9668 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine .. 278-6341 278-4424 ^Charles Woodward, 163 .Marshall St. ___ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ...._ 278-6517 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia ... 278-6322 278-5033 Reo E. Goodwi9t^78-S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 ’ r Jcjfin §vPierson( 340 ’Marshall’ St.-4-Mbr’a ...L...^j2/I8i5641^ i ^ugl^'^Wo^bs^aird/<RI 3, ’Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Andrew Henry?*’R'. 4, .Coldwater—Velma < ... t 278-625Q. Woo’djfYdriC‘:‘T63* Marshall'iSt.^Polly .....278-5033 Ray. Pltfs, 55. N^ Sprague 6t.—Ruth 278-61.61 Frederick A. Hough’, 570 S.,-Sprague Rd.—Janet ....• 279-9501 ’•'.kbhneth' Pufnam, •’! f E? Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ................... 278-6393* C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .___ , 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Harry Joseph, ;383 •N-.HHmJsoH^n^Quinn ........... 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER John A. Kennedy,389'-ferahd St.—-Wilma ...... 278-5790 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...J.. 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ____ 278-6730 The JCOLDWATERg-J^ ■ Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelco^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS 0UAL1n SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �WF “/fe Profits Most IPho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. May 2, 1968 PROGRAM Chairman Bob Kerr had to make a sutstitution at the last moment but came up with one of our top programs* He presented us with three members of the Forensics class and club from Coldwater High School. These students have been trained and coached by Mr. Hamlin. Robin Kerr (Bob Kerr’s daughter) introduced the group and explained what they would do. Stacy Van Lanen did an excellent job with her humerous reading and then Virgil Allen who like wise came through with flying colors on his original oratory about teenage addiction. We should be very proud of the quality of young people which we have in this Forensics class. Not long ago they placed third in area competition against schools from Detroit, Ann Arbor and other large and small cities. ABSENT MEMBERS Burandt, Dean, Gift, Man, Pitts, Shorn©, Skabo, Skinner, Sweet, F. Van Aken and Weaver. EARLY LEAVERS Ax Olson, Reo Goodwin, R. Toupalik, J. Peirson and Biringer. VISITING ROTARIANS Visiting Rotarians were Jerry Bystry and Kenneth Kenneth Gunthorpe. GUEST Norm Moore presented our only guest Mike VanL&nsn earlier in this paper). (Father of Stacy mentioned YEAR END ALMOST HERE The Rotary year ends July 1, and President Bob Nagel asks this question. all committees finished their assignments?” "Have SPECIAL VISITORS Several girls who will be in the Branch County Beauty Pageant were guests of the Rotary Club this week. All girls in the Pageant have tickets available. The Pageant will be held at the Coldwater High School Gym on Saturday, May 11th at 7 s 30 P» M. The event is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerces in the County. Paul Thomson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Secretary ERNEST W. LUSE Treasurer JOHN KLEIN ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Bacon, Tom Charles Anderson, Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Orgonlsl Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Blringer, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 . t? . ROTARY INTERNATIONAL u Fdyr-Way Test—• ' Fred Weeks,-. Ch President Rotary International K • Ray Fo^ ‘‘ LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill,-Ji Occupational Information—"' Carolina. . Ken Ledvenwdrthj-' Ch •, General Sec'y, Rotary International • *• Gill Molitor-,... GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional-Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International' ■" ' *77- rr^oh?.rt Kerr, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. '• -Robert Loose COMMUNITY CHARLES BACON—Director INTERNATIONAL RICHARD 1>—Ralph Toupallk 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Koath Pearce 26—Prod Culy SERVICE 3—Jim Endijott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 2 1 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—— 1967 7—Mark Andrews Matched Dist. & Club Program 14—Ray Pitts Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupallk v :■ $il P{j>'$)r“Harvey Bent 28’—John Dean World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch December —1967 Albert Faller 5—Bill Bobier International Youth Programs 1 2—Seton Bovee Robert Yingling, Ch 19—John Visosky. Bernard Laney 26—Vince - Kornstien Rotary .Foundation— Fritz. VanAken, 'Ch •'.P-'.O' Jqnuary—1968 ' 2—Fred Hough Ray Pitfs-'.rC T •'< ’ - :9—r.Rdy‘fioxj. ,;4 , . ,. ’ .3PNG- tEAOEirs • t1.1 6-r^Mac McKeith keh PuVnSrfi’,-• Gh .^23—Jack'Gift/ Visosky April—1968 2>—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson I 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch MOORE—Director John 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossitter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Community Safety— Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vinsky, Ch Donald Shorno Student Guests— 8- K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVICE Juno—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling " -L 30-^-Harpld Gopdbolm ' SPECIAL EVENTS -,- JUG, DAY—Clyde Williams LAdIES?'- NITE-^-John .Pierspn Molitor The above is our program 'Schedule for. the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the’program’ci,|jvjirmqn of the change. V Members having .special programs,’ such -qs Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Prog/d'm ' ' _*'>>,*• __ T.lnnknnn-. Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. ' A ", NAME Address & Rotary -Ann';- ROTARY RO'STER AUGUST,.! 96/t! JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary" 'Alin’ • ' .;.JPI|pne.. No. Phone- No., NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 27lJ-884b RoBfitt E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ...... ... 278-5666 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .... ~ '278-6033 • */ ’Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Craig Sebald,’ R. R. 2, Morison Lake—Rita .. ... 278-8318 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons'•Gt.-^Ruth v...r____ ..278T5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ........ ______ 279-9551 278-68ilsW. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virgirfkri-d l_l. 278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemtobr Rd.—Mgqprie *Hf Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 • Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.-—Mdrgar&t* Bernard Laney,. -372 Marshall St.:—Rhea 1___ 278-6951 . 278-2682" Torg Ska bo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther — E.''K£n* Lec^g'rtworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive .... 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonshb^-^A.argqret . Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle-.-Awe<—Jean .... 278-8086 .,.767-7508 .^8-2261; .-Confad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand* &t>-c-/$argaret _ Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ..... 278-5386 Hbwdr'd*Mt- Teeter,t']56.-Church Si.—Marian .. 278-2811’’ 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ... 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Paul W. Thompson, 27, ’CheryPtXrtn. Dr.-~^ara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Charles Bristol, 57 Hullr-rL.qis ....------- -----278-5828 278-2947 Ralph Toupallk, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—-Tileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Crrde^Df.^Jbsephihe , 278-4486 Harold McKnight, R. R._3—■Carol. 238-2436_ Fritz VanAken,- 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann . "278-5234 ■ 278-5585 Gilbert .Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice . Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ... 278-5819 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys „ 278- 4243 Wilford Couillard, 60 N/yVonffe'e"St,:—Jmogene Normand Moore, 798 • Anlg^la Rdp-yAnnetta . 278-6054 238-2632 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara . ....... 279- 5094 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—^Dorothy T®t9W7tRichard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .278-4191 . William;Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 278-2818 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .... 278- 6278 Fred H. We'elU, ’ It.’- R; * 4—Beatrice . ............ 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15*S^Dtt Aye.—Ellen Jo ... Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... 278-8609 279- 9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. .................... 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Uoanne 1.1 278;59Q?„ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine278- 5512 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ....... 278-2612 278-89’6S;' James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Thelma ... Axner p.lscm,*;340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hahchett St.—Ctyrdorte...., 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden-^-Sharojjiv.y..-..^— 278-5475 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—tferi£ u. 278- 5318 278-6693 ■278-2979;, .Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine .................. 278-4424 278-6341*' ' ‘'Ldsijif.F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _ ..... Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ___ 279- 9668 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ...... 278-5033 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia __ 1 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln. St.—Lanore ... 278- 6517 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2^59 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 Jefferson—Ruth 279- 9266 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth _____ Leslie .Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ..... 278-5033 Andrew Henry, R. 4~, Coldwater—Velma • 278-6250 278-6161 278-6^3 J ^Kenneth Putnqmt 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel . Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet -279‘9501 278-2790 C. Alfre*d4‘Ricfe*, R. ..*!>< (JrupjV^Cky—Evelyn __ Santford Jolley, 183 *N. ’•6Ipy—;Jby<;e 278-2451 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jacksofi—Lflhtrn *. Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson'St*.— 512-.5594. 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER John A. Kennedy,t 389 Grand St.—-Wilma 278-5790 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 ‘ J'c^iil'’Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .. 278-6730 j.IJJ ' The GOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec.-34.66, P.L. & R. Uj.GJj PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcor^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BesjQ) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan • The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. _______________________ _____ * •‘ 16,1968 NEXT WEEK - Next weeks meeting will be at the regular meeting place at the Elks not at the Park as was indicated in last weeks bulletin, THIS WEEKS PROGRAM The program this week was arranged by George Pearce. The group visited the Planetarium at the new Louis Legg Junion High School, Lynn Bondurant discussed the many ways in which the Planetarium is being used and demonstrated the qsefullness of it. It was a real fine program George. ATTENDANCE THIS,WEEK Only 52 of our 75 members were present for the meeting Tuesday. v CHARTER NIGHT AT HOLT ♦ A new Rotary Club has been organised at Holt, Michigan, Coldwater Rotarians -and Rotary Anns have been invited to help celebrate Charter Night. The date is June 12th. The time is 7 s 00 P.M. and the place is Holt High School in Holt, Anyone interested in attending contact President Bob. Reservations must be in before May 31st. ESSAY CONTEST During 1968-69, the Rotarian magazine will be conducting an essay contest on the subject, "What Rotary Means To My Community It’s an uncomplicated contest — only members of Rotary Clubs may enter. To be eligible for the international contest, entries must have been judged the best in contests held in the Local.clubs, the winning local entry published in the local club bulletin, then submitted to the Rotarian magazine. Essays should be no longer than 350 words. The international contest headquarters will select five blue ribbon winners and award prizes of $100 to each. Honorable mention prizes of $25.00 will be awarded to 25 others. The five blue ribbon winning essays will be published in the Rotarian. TIBBITS TICKET SAVINGS Arrangements are being made so that Rotary Club members may be able to save 20% on the cost/^neir season tickets for the Tibbits Summer Theatre. You will receive more information on this later. Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 11 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Epiecopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safely— Charles Woodward, Ch Classification — John Dean, Ch ★ Olin Dally Axner Olson, Fred Culy OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jint Skinner Magaxine—Jack Gift Membership —- Mark Andrews. Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Scrgeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —— 1st Thursday of each month a* 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employer - Employee Relations Craig Scbald, Ch; Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Occupational Information— Carolina. .Ken Leavep-wortbg Ch- - • General Sec'y, Rotary International Gil MolTtor ~ GEORGE R. MEANS. - Evanston, Illinois Trade - & ■ Rrofcsclchaf fdlgfions Robert K.etfQ-£h .. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary-.International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Robert Loose ★ 1— Ralph Toupalik 8- -Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin --GII 22Molitor 29—Bob Loose Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards A Student Loans— John Visisky, Ch Donald Shorno Ch SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Disl. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch . ■. Albert Faller l.i d;l International* Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney ;rr,;. SONG LEADERS •’ John Visosky , April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pal Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 ★ FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Pulnarn 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Youth— Harry Owens, Duone Davidson Rotary March—196B September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce INTERNATIONAL 6—DuLo Davidson I 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Crippled Children— Lrsfer Wise, Ch RICHARD February—196B 3—Jim Endlfolt 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 I—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter December —1967 5—Bill Bobior 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien July—1968 January—1960 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox .,.u>l.6—Mq? .McKeith . ......23—J.afL Gift • '-'30—H'atdld Goodholm 1 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS PAY—Clyde Williams "EA'DfES’J’Klit'E—JoFin Pierson ..-uAG» Cj’iil)£Molitor The above is our 'program 'schedule; for'the 'Rotai y ^.Year 1967-1960. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of tfce change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address A Rotary Ann .• * Phone. No-3 "ROTARY ROSTER NAME Adtfafis^ 1968 Phone .No. . ftron NAME Adclress Rotary. Ann IPhone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 1*1(3 Grand 8t:—Phyllis ........ 278-5066 .. 278-8840 . Q^-n^rtha^....., Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lane—Kathryn J------ .. 278-6033 z .. Robert B. Kerrr 8 ------... 279-^531' •• Craig1-Sebalcf^- R^* R. 2, -Morrison Lake—Rita . . :*278-83l8 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.'—Ruth ---------- 278-5358 ■ • John Klein, Box MS-^-^tricKy ... 278-6341 z..W. Noel Shedd_>. 74 Maple Lane—Virginia. 278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor. Rd.—Marjoni »..}.«». -278-6821.^ ‘ H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 .Orpnd'{^.'4JEat£^.by Donald V. Shdrho, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshal L St--s-=Rh&a ... 278-6951 Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hui h St.-j?M3?g^ret 278-8006.E. Ken Leavenworth; 3652’^un Sotrci —tmily 238-2697 - - Torg Skaboj-NSS Narrows Rd-, R. R; 2-r—Nelljj*?,. •. 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle’ Dr.—^-Esther ‘ “278-26^2 .. 369-9092 Richard Bi ringer, 37 • Carlyle - Ave.—Jedn •w.i.fe.u* 278-8086 • ’ Robert Loose, R. R. ’2;-^feikonpfdA^MiJ^a^/? .. ...u’ 767i7508 -> •? James R,-Skinner-, R. 4, Bronson—?Olive Conrad Swart, *471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .*? 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. :4t—«Ruth ...j.-.*-2Z8-.2261 William Bobier, 280 Grdnd St.-y-ZyVqrgqret - 278-5386 '• Ho to a nd? Afr: teeter, -156 ’ * ChurcnSi-.-s-L-Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-Midna1... : . * 278-281 f Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara __ -----—278-5891 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N/-^ffi<il3rff^»--^elBr . 278-6603 278.29.47 •' LJtSBMk W'-C 'Thompson, 27. .Cheryl.Ann Dr. Sara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—^Lois------.--------- C—£ 278-5'828 .Ralph Tpupq|i^, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileeim 278-2127 ^7-HaroJd MfKnight, R. R.^ttGofoI- .. Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—^Josephine X-— ’Fritz VatfAkUif," 6f>**E: 'ChiOi^tjt-St.-^-Mary :Ahn ... 278-5585 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield’ Dri—Bernice • 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara * 278-5234 . 278-4243 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.——Imogene .... 278-6054 ... 279-5094 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane — Sara ... .. Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave. — Elaine 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. ChSTice:Ave.—Dofpfhy'‘ — 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene .. 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .. 278-6278 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Bearrice .. 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay Sr. .. 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemopr Joanne ------ 278-5909 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ...... „... 278-5512 Cranston Wilcox, Edison Ct. — Dorothy .. 22 ... 278-2612 Axner XXsap r 3.40 prond St. — — Rethq,. 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 .-Cheryl Ann Dr.:—Thelma 278-8968 278-502& • -Clyde •^WFHianw? 1Q2*Carlyle -Wilma ... 278-8238 Harry Owen’s, 24MiT. * Alden-—Sharon Albert Faller, 95 N*. Hanchett Stl—Charlotte *278-5475 barren Williams, R. 2, Goldwater^-LaMqjne . .. 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrijprv-Lake, R. R. 2—Dbrjs <278-53143^ • f, Roy C. Patlefson, :3|J&. Cirtlb*Or.'—GrGce u ..... 278-2979 ... 278-4424 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .. ... B. K. Pearce, 97 .EdiKpl Ct. Ct.— —J.OFra|ne. Ixjrrajne ...ft..._____ 278-6341' Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon. 279-9668 jrce,’ r. *~R. 'R. '4-5-Virglnia ‘’.t.2.....M-' ’2/6763*25 George H. Pearce, 4^Virglniq\. ‘..~?. Chbrle's Woodwa/d, 163” Marshall St.” S'.S: ... 278-5033 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—;Landre ....... 278-6517 ... 238*2759 0 7.1arlHol| iiP-^nSora’ W.T.C.p 5^^641 DgU'0WQtMiyprdtb Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-::—Ruth __ '279-9266 - 'John S. Pierson, Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ... ... 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 ty. Sprague St.—Ruth .... 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma _ 278-6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ................. ... 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St,—Mabel .. ... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough,Sprpgver-Rd^^^Jm^T^^TV^^Q^ Santford Jolley, 185 -Fj. Clay—Joyce •. 278-5049 C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn .... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .. .... 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ........... 278-6788 HONORARY MEMBER Don Rossetter, 331. |4. Fisk. Rd..—Shirley .. 278-8580 33 Daughterly—Gretchen . John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma -278-5ZP0.. 278-6730 * •A The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR .. jju ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFelc^^ ’:U24?X..!j?;;-. -T'CG^.’iyT- xp-- UL:-:;b /uarreq r;.>& “fat. 4viJ* i PUBLISHED BY . .'2-Sq 5.. ’; BI­ * H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLPiVAi’ER, MICHIGAN 4?O36 | ——- �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 11, 1968 DOUG WOODWARD NEW CLUB PRESIDENT 68-69 The following were elected to club office during the recent Board meeting: Douglas Woodward Godfrey Collins George Pierce Don Rossetter Santford Jolley - - President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant of Arms The Board accepted with regret the : resignation of Cran Wilcox d$e^ to a change of his work location, Gran has been a ■ great Rotary booster and active in many past projects. We sish Cran future success and much thanks for his work in the Coldwater area. TIBBITS PLANS FOR SUMMER THEATER ?e on the way as Larry Carrico and Tibbits Theater, have lined up Pat PattersonnS-trA^d1+hS+StartinS JUne 26the Larry,Presented by program chairman ? d that a season ticket for top reserved seats for $15.00 °Ver the Single ticket Price- A biS sales campaign is lbof^-]la+?r thJs sJ-'’1Vg t0 sel1 a11 th® season tickets possible. Larry announced two weeks andC+innr.^f ^ate^ial offe^ed includ®s four musicals which will run for beloina- Tihhi+<? h me ®cbeduled f°r one week each. Enjoy this summer by (HoS aboutbtMt Pat?)0UrSSlf " * SeaS°n tlCket y°U y0Ur Rotary Ann* f9ff.ES ON TIE 'CHANGING SEASONS” Tae '-Big Show ” is over for this year. Many people put in a lot of hard work to present five and a half hours of entertainment to some 1600 plus paying customers. We,a" k£ow the Rotairans who put in extra long hours to make the show a success, an o em we again say "Thanks”. Now lets £inish up the job by turning in all ticket money and outstanding bills. Do it now. FLASH - FLASH NOW 12?10 "DING DONG" The Rotary bell will now ring at 12:10 to- start the food line moving- five- minutes effr’y• Tbls suggestion should shorten the standing in line time. Late arrivals will be noted by the Sergeant of Arms at 12:15. RETURN FACES - ABSENT MEMBERS AND GUESTS WP absent list is down to sixteen and we noted some new tan faces back amoung us _:.its Van Aken, Mac McKeith, Noel Shedd and Chuck Bristol. Welcome back to the group Tnere were four early leavers. The following Bronson Rotarians were guests - Pili Slisher, Glen Barnett, Nelson Weber and Olan Martin. Mac McKeith presented Woody Craig as his guest and Jim Lebedeff was the guest of Gordon Schlubatis. Richard Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER >1 Church - Monday, 12:15 M. QUINCY - Un o Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congreg V I I ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - W**'"*1 a* I ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. 1 UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ‘ fljunday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Fa . x.15 p M JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF! COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safely— ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cron Wilcox, ch. ROBERT NAGLE Prwidenl Fred Hough, Axner Olson DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Dick Moore, Paul Thompson ERNEST W, LUSE Secretary Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. JOHN KLEIN Treasurer Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Teeter Collins. Program—Doug Woodward 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Public Relations——Doug Wood­ Rumsey, John Klein. ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ 1 970: Dick Moore. inger, Ch; Bill Bobier MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ★ ★ ¥ Regular —- 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ' Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Occupational InformationCarolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec’y, Rotary International Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Robert Kerr, Ch WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Robert Loose ★ 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molllor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlw-sky, Ch Donald Shorno April—1968 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Palterson I 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 3—Jim Endijolt ]0—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon Ch ★ SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. &. Club Program Charles Bristol,"Ch Ralph’ Toupalik’ < ■ ( World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary Foundation— ’Fritz VanAken, Ch ; . • Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson ] 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Poarce 26—Fred Culy Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky March—1 968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, ’ Ch ■1 George Pierce INTERNATIONAL 6— Duke Davidson 1 3—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltfor 27—Bert Faller August-1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally RICHARD February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS ' November—1967 ■ May—1968 7—Mark Andrews 14—‘Ray Pitts 2)—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 7— Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore ■June—1968 , I-'; . • -4—Craig Sebald II —Don Shorno-1 1 8—Conrad Sw-dirt-.' ■■ i 2.5—Hoyyard. Tester December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince’ Kornstien .January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox «• - -. 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAt—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is bur program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. .DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 --1ULY 1968 NAME • . Address & Rotary Ann -Phone No. . Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn -------- - 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon,’25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278:6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle 'Dr.—Esther---------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Aye.—Jean — 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret: 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara -------- -——. .278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois —--------------------- 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ------ ’278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene — 278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy - ----- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 27.8-2818 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ...— .278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Jack Gift, 31-4 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon .... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ---------- 278-6250 Frederick A. Hoi/gh, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley,.-.1.85 N. Clay—Joyce .... 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. (Judson St.—Quinn ' 278-6788 John A. Kennedy,. 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 .. Robert. B; Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ............... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .*----------- 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....... 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .......... 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna --------- .... 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen *—278-2947 Harold McKnight, R’. R. 3—Carol ..............-a*-?-— 238-2436 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice ------ 278-5819 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—-Annetta ..----- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4191 Russell F. Moore, 1.5 Cornwall Ct.-T^GIqdys ....------ 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-^-Susah 279-9492 Address & Rotary1* Aflfn-’ NAME Robert E; Rumsey,/’Ll 8 Grand, St.«—Phyihfr a Craig Sebald, R. R. ..-2, Morrison Lake—Rita W. Noel Shedd, 74*’Maple Lane—Virginia Phone No. - 278-5066 278-8318 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive ---------- 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul-W. Thompson,, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, R. ‘R’.,'5*, 'T573 W.-* •‘Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Fritz VanAken, 65/E. Chicago §t.—Mary^-Ann . . 278-5585 Warner. VanAken,-Rv.. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 ‘Sonnet Lane—■Sorer' — 279-5094 L. William Weaverf 12 Pdrsops Ct—;Charl^nej 278-6904 Fred jH. Weeks, R. R. 4—r Beatrice^ ------- ----- 278-4159 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St.- '£ ........ 278-4029 L,.;L 278-5512. ‘ Cranston’" Wilcox, 22 Ed.lson Ct.—rporothy 278-2612 ____ 279-9360 *’278-502^ • </Ciyd6 .WillJjJms,^.1-02.<Carlyle' Aye.-^rWilrpa. .j___ 278-8238 .Warren yViJUams, ,R._ 2, Coldwater—LdMofnb' 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace '.M,’...»'v278-2S^r^.> J" tesfpr F? R.’ »R.’’ 5^-Celio . '278-4424 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _____ 278-63*41 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Ge6r^6*”.H. Pearce,- R. R. 4—Virginia .7..... 278-6322 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ... 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-^033 Roy Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ...... -....... -. 278-6161 Robert G, Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie z78-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ...... 278-2790 Ffed Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine Axn'pr Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha. ' Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn Mel Rice, ^903’ Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .J Don Rossetter,- 331 bl.-Fisk Rd.—Shirley. ....’ 278-2451 -512^5594 ...’. 2*78-8*580 • -. v,: 7.. ■ -’i HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterty^^-Gretchert I The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcor^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWALER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves licst^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May 22, 1968 NO MYSTERY Next Tuesday’s program is in charge of Norm Mo^e and he tells us his speaker will be an investigator for the Pinkerton Agency., FLYING HIGH Chuck Woodward, who is never so high in the clouds that he can’t find his way home, explored general aviation trends in his talk to the club this week. He used a color film to demonstrate that flying can be fun instead of fearsome. FROM BRONSON George Brusak,Nelson Weber and Ray Smith were Tuesday’s visiting Rotarians. MISSING FACES Collins (enroute home from Escanaba the long way), Endicott, Gift, Leavenworth, Patterson, Putnam, and weaver. BARGAIN DAY Rotarians (if they hurry) can purchase season tickets at a reduced price through the Club for the summer season productions at the Tibbits Opera House. The price is ^12 per duact. See Fred Anderson. BATTING 1.000 Perfect attendance pins were passed out Tuesday by Prez Bob and heading the list, of course, was Warner Van Aken, who now has 45 years without a miss’ Others and their records are : Weeks, 28; Andrews, 21; Luse, 20; Kerr, 20; Fritz Van Aken, 19; Biringer, 13; Goodholm, 12; Rumsey, 8; Olson,6; Teeter, Laney and Pierce, 3; Rice, 2; and Anderson, 1. And that’s all ther is • • • there ain’t no more. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 f ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety- ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vke-Presldenl ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship— Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms —— Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES • Chapel Hill, N. Occupational InformationCarolina. Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec'y, Rotary International Gil Molitor ' GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Robert Kerr, Ch • Robert Loose WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. ★ 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally 1— Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 1 5—Rno Goodwin 22- —Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Loslor Wlso, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlslsky, Ch Donald Shorno Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson INTERNATIONAL SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch Albert Faller 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 5—Bill Bobier 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince • Kornstien 2— Fred Hough 9—Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm Ke ft’ Putnam', John Visosky May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore 4—Craig Sebald 1 I—Don Shorno I 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter January—1968 SONG LEADERS 2<—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr June—1968 December —1967 International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary April—1968 October—1967 ★ RICHARD 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney * 26—Ken Putnam 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 19—Koath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Ch 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller , March—1968 September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch George Pierce February—1968 July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man I 6—Fred Weeks (T 23—Les. Wise 30—Bob Yingling EVENTS SPECIAL STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program'schedule for .-the’ .Rotary Year J 967-1968. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night,.- may.-j appoint a committee to assist with the details. Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314., Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone- No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 '. NAME, ' Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey,. 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ...... 278-5066 '. Robert jB. Kerr, 8'Parsons Ct.—Martha . i- 278-8840 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 . 278-8318 John Klein;'-Bdx\_ 14.8—^Patricia --------- --------- ----- .*.. 279-9S&i ' Craig--Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Mark S. Andrews, 25 ' Parsons Ct.—Ruth •._ ... 278-5358 W. Npei Shedd, '74- Maple ..Lane,—Virginia 278-6341 H.- Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6^)j^j Charles Bacon, ;25 Ridgerpoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 ■ Donald V!. Sharper, 156.-.£.. Chicago Sf.—Louise .... '278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 MarshdFP .St.^ipted . 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull-St.—Margaret'’.-.'^.'.: 278-8006 Torg-Skabo.^tSj NartAws'Rd.'.-R;"R< 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 E. Ken Leaverrtvorth, 3652 Sary SaycL.fieach—Emily 238^2697' Harvey G. Bent,. 51 N. Circle 'Dr.—Esther 278-2682 James R.' Skmrier, fl.-©[pylson^MDIi.ve 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—'Margaret : :'765?;-75Q8. Richard Biringer, 37- Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Conrad Swo’r-A'7471_-.Marshall St...—^Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ____________ 278-2261’ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St'A^Marian . . 278-4222 •Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. 278-2947 Charles Bristol,' 57 Hull—-Lois. ------ r----- 278-5828 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold-.McKpightj R. R. 3—Carol .................. 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt,.75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 . Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 . Gilbert" Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.—Bernice 278-5819 278-5234 Tom Collins, .18 Cheryl'Ann Dr.—BarbaraWarner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys : 278-4243 Normand-1 -Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60‘N.*‘Monroe St.—- Imogene..— 278-6054 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara .......... 279-5094 . Richard D-. JWooj^ .42 Carlyle Ave.—.EJqinje.278-4J.91 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy' ; 279-9471 Russell F. Moore,^iS’ CdrnWelP'Ct.—Gladys,.-..-... ..... 278-6278 it:-William Weaver, .12-Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally,. 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 ., cjjred.-H. Weeks, ’ R. R7 "'4^ Beatrice .......... 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St. — Susan _ 27*9^9492 Duane E. Davidson! 1'5 -Scott. Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Wesley 'Wilbur?- :‘l®fe' S...'Clgy; ,St. ... 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine .......... 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct. — DorotRy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St. — Retha ______ 279-9360 James Endifott, 72. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma *278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—CfiarloTte 27.8-5.475 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ............ 278-5028 ■ Ray Fox, 1!6 Morrison, Lake, R. R. 27-7-Doris, ... 278-5318 1 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-96'68, E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78- S.' Jefferson,—Ruth ..... 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ..... 278-6250 Frederick A- fiough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—joyie'-t.tAj'.,.. 278-5049 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy,, 389'Grand St.—Wilma 7F ■ ■ .... . 278-6788 278-5790 •Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 - _B_, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 George" H. Pearce? &R. Jt) J^tAVjrginia • 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ...b.-As " Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth ___ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel' 278-2790 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-2451 • i.tMel Rice, 1903 |$ibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossetter, 3Jn'N. Fisk'Rd:—Shlrjey 278-8580 . .....................' - ' . 1 ??Jf. ...... j Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. , Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ’’Lfesrte* WocWwa?d;«^iS$4fM£r*hall< St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—^Natalie -..A; The GOLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFelc^p ........ ,.278-6693 278-4424 ^78-5033 238-2759 «•' 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ■ . PUBLISHED BY . FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves liest^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. f,WE NEVER SLEEP" Well at least Pinkerton Agents don't. So said Carl Howell of ,the Grand Rapids office of Pinkerton Detective Agency. Mr. Howell stated that the Pinkerton Agents are very busy and still growing from their early start by Alan Pinkerton in 1850. We all remember the Pinkerton work in the Civil War and the danger that Pinkerton Agents encountered when facing the bad men of the old west. From this start there are now over 21,000 people on agency payrolls and offices in 70 cities. Pinkertons will handle different types of cases but their largest work is in insurance claim investi­ gation, bodyguard and property protection, new employee background checks, investig­ ation of jewlery losses and protection. An interesting program lined up by Norm Moore and introduced by Duke Davidson. TIBBITS TICKET REPORT Fred Anderson said that Rotary members have purchased over sixty summer season tickets for the ^ib^its Theatre programs. This is fine support and if you are one who still wants a ticket or two call Fred and save money on the Rotary Club group plan. This offer ends next week for sure. MEXICO INTERNATIONAL Mel Rice gave a report concerning Rotary International convention at Mexico City, Mexico. Over 5,400 clubs were represented by 6,660 Rotarians and Mel was one of them. The total registration was over 12,000 people. What a trip for information and a vacation at the same time. Meeting people from all over the world is a big experience and the exchange of ideas is what Rotary is all about. It was wonderful that Mel could make this, trip and bring us .back an enjoyacle report. LOOK HERE FOR YOUR NAME The following have programs in the near future: June 11th - D. Shorno, June 18th. C. Swart, June 25th.- H. Teeter. July is Biringer, Mann, Weeks, Wise and Yingling. If you need help for a program check with Doug Woodward. VISITORS AND ABSENT MEMBERS Monk Watson of • ColQ.n, was the guest of Bill Weaver and Woody Craig was the guest of Mac McKeith. The following were absent and will need make-up: Brandt, Faller, Kornstien, Norm Moore, Patterson, Shedd, Sweet, Neer, Thompson, Toupalik, Clyde Williams and Norm Olmsted. NOTE THIS Ernest W. Luse reported seventeen (1?) good members have not put in the pot for club dues. Do so and soon or the Pinkertons will get you. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ft I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �rotary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE TOM COLUNS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Harry Joseph ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 nnnE^.T NAGlE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President S®*- LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular —— 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ • DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. • ... . * General Sec'y, .Rotary International. GEORGE R. MEANS - 'Evanston,' Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., 'Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. COMMUNITY VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SERVICE 1— Ralph Toupalik fl—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children-— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlslsky, Ch Donald Shorno 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney , 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 12—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy October—1967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol Student Guests—' B. K. Pearce, Ch ‘ George Pierce RICHARD 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—-Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Community Safety— Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth—. Harry. Owens, “Duane '’d'd'ViiJsdn February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS CHARLES BACON—Director SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik 3—Jim EndifOtt 10—Kan Leavenworfh 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon 2i—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson I 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 11—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter World Community Service— Llbhn /Pierson. Ch december —1 967 Employer* - Employee Relations'- <i ■ Albert Faller • :'Cr.hig'‘‘Sebald,jCh? : /5—BlU-'^obierf,1:' 3’:.' . ;.JGGTHp International Youth Programs Clyde Williams 1 2—Seton Bovee 2—Dick Biringer Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— 1 9—John Visosky 9—Fr. Bob Man Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch 26—Vince - Kornstien 1 6—Fred Weeks Ray Fox Rotary Foundation23—Les Wise January—1968 Occupational InformationFritz VanAken, Ch 30—Bob Yingling Ken Leavenworth, Ch 2— Fred Hough Ray Pitts SPECIAL EVENTS .'■.■• ■s,,-;. Gil Molitpr/ •' . 9,—Ray Fox , ‘SONtS LEADER^’ STA^^DAY^yfiyde Williams Trade. &c Professional ’ Relations f 16—Mac ’ McKeifh“ ” ' ’Robert HCerr,’Ch 4 ~ Ujg^-jack^Gift « NITE—John Pierson ■’Ken Putndm7 Ch Robert Loose Gil Molitor John Visosky 30— Harold Goodholm he above is our program -schedule, for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members, having--special programs,*.such as Ladies'.Night,.*.may appoint a corprnittee to.-assist with the details.PQUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman —• Telephone: 278-2314. . ”,; ? '•* 1 ' * ' ... .u .. NAME Address &'Rotary Ann Phorre Nd.’- ' ..-ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ...; 278-6033 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha .......____ 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 ’^arsons, Ct.—Ruth -278-5358 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita* 278-8318 r.j John Klein, Box. 148—Patricia 279-955 LCharles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd<—Marjorie ... 278-6821 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ‘278-6501 Bernard ‘toney, 372 ‘Marshdll St.’^-jRhep MStAdls. ’ 27tf-<5l9^tr'’ Carroll L. Barnes, 265 HuH*- St-.—Margaret .278-8*0'06 ’' Doriqjd. V..’Shorn.d', 156 :Et,;Chicqgp .Sf.^LpijHsd 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51“ N. Circle Dr.—^-Esther 278-2682"\4 Ken' Leavenyvorfh,; 3652-San’SoucirBeqcb—Emily-233-2697 . • tTorg Skq,bo, J55..Narrow^ Rd.., R. R. 2—Nelli?s.... 278-6316 James’-’R. Skinner*"* k. 4, Bronson—live/-. 369-9092 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ..." 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ....... 767-7508 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...... 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-^-C!ar.a ......... 278-5891 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ... 278-2811 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ______ ___ 278-5828 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ....... 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R.-5,-1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine _ 278-4486 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—-Carol ......r 238-2436 ... 278-5585 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl-Ann Dr.—Barbara' 278-5234 . Gilbert! Molr-tor> 10 >Fairfield.- "Dr.—^-Bernice 2728-581*9-..-• £ Fritz VanAken; 65«E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann "Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Wilford Couillard,_.60;N. Monroe-St.—Imogene .... 278-6054- - .I^qrmandMoor?, 798 Angola Rd.—zAnnetta. 233-2632, 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.-—Elaine1 f.. 2/8-4191 • 1 Jdhri' Visosky, 66- Sonnet £ane-^-S6’r6' Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 * Olin Dally, 61 Maple L'ane^—Jane ‘ ..L2u.27-8-2818^ Russell -.ft" Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .4: • -27-8-6278 L. *yyiWjarr( Weaver, 12 ParsonV.Ct—Chqi;lene 278-6904 Fred H. . .W^eks, R. ,R. 4—rBeatrice. 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, *15 Scott Aye.,*—Ellen Jo ... 270-860.9 • : ..Robert;Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492r “Wesley "Wilbur, T4’4 S. CfaY-Ssf? 278-4029 John T. Dean, 59^ Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 FreH Neer,. 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 ' Ax'ner •’Olson;- 340 ‘ Grand ’St.——Retha 279-9$6&* T’Cranston. Wil,cox,!'/22 Edison. CK^y&rofhji ............ 278-2612 James Endicott, 72’Cheryl'Ann Dn—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Harichett.St.—Cfiqtlotte ....... 278-5475 ,.i ,Ha.rry. pjAfftns; 24 ' E.. Alden-r-Sharon 2/8-5028. • j rw{'!li?ylsK' lO2 ,;Cadyle..,Ave.^WUraa: ........ 278-8238 Warren Williams, "R. 2','’Coldwater—tiMoine .. 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ....... 278-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ___ 278-2979 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ............... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, -20 Liricoln St.—lianore • r„ -278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma _____ 278-6250 Frederick A. Hough,. 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet 279-9501 Santford Jolley, 185.N. Clay—Joyce ....t.-.....n 278-504,9 ; Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn’............ 278-6788. John A. Kennedy," 389 • Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790*-’ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ....... 278-6341 George H. Pearce, R. R. 4—Virginia _____ ... 278-6322 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora’ 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 lKenneth-’Putnam;, 11. .E. Chicago* St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 C. .Alfred, Rice,.. 1, Union City—Evelyn 278-245} Mel Rice,* 1903’ Kibby Rd./ Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 JPorP Rosse+ter, ’331’ lxi-JFrsk’Rd.’—Shirley 2Z8-85B0 -inn.-*. ; The COJJDWAMRj,-.. Rotary PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelc^B ? :* ” Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ;.......... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ......... 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth J 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 2.8-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ............ 278-6393 j'" ’ HdNORARY’ MEMfjER John" Walker,^‘33 Daughterly—Gi'ettheh “AG . FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Bestf} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan M The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 6, 1968 SING SING SING Grace Patterson is back with us.at the piano and just in time. Our voices need her help. Welcome back Grace and play real loud until we are in better singing shape. OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL YOUTH Our speaker this week was Ray Peak Superintendent of our Intermediate School Disctict who explained the importance of the proposed area vocational educational expansion program. Ray will be leaving his post soon to continue his education, but before he leaves, he would like to see the vocational education program expanded and to do this we must vote for a one mill tax from Bronson, Coldwater and Quincy to cover the added expense. Ray presented a color slide program showing the present student courses and explained future courses that could be offered. Thanks to Norm Olmsted for presenting this timely subject to Rotary. WELCOME TO WJODY CRAIG Sherwood "Woody" Craig is our newest Rotarian, Sponsored and introduced by Mac McKeith, Woody is a Pharmacist and owner of Craig Pharmacy. His Rotary Ann is Martha who is well known for her work as an instructor in the Coldwater Pre­ School Nursery. They live on Edison Court andhave a boy and a girl. Lets all make him feel at home in Rotary, "GOLF" - - AFTER AIL IS JUST A GAME Overheard on the 18th. putting green ----"Of all the saddest words of tongue or pen, the sadist are these, - - - you didn*t lose your turn, its your putt again." ROTARY VITAL STATISTICS On April 25j 1968 there were 13,204 Rotary Clubs and an estimated 631,000 Rotarians in 1952 countries and geographical regions. New Clubs around the world since July 1st, 1967 are 311* The next Rotary Internation Convention is scheduled for Honolulu, Hawaii May 25 to the 29, 1969. Does that give you any ideas? VISITORS AND ABSENT MEMBERS Visiting Rotarians from Bronson were Otto Saitz and Allan Fanter. sented the Quincy Club. Bob Harder of Toledo was the guest of Fred Culy. David Shneider as his guest. Jim Vozar repre­ Olin Dally had his son-in-law The following were absent and will need make-ups Barnes, Bent,Burandt,Dean, Gift, Kornstein, Laney, Neer, Olson, Pierson, Pitts, Rice, Skinner, Thompson, and Clyde Williams. DICK MOORE You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. it ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President Secretary ERNEST W. LUSE Treasurer JOHN KLEIN Asst. Secy.-Treas. ANDREW HENRY DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Tom Charles Bacon, Anderson, Collins. Bob 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John. Klein. v. . 1970: Dick Moore. ' '• ", ' MRS. GRACE PATTERSON, tt. OrganisJ. Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magaxine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Blr* ' ibgeV, Chj'Biir.Bbbier, . Sergeqnt-.at-Arrns , ' ‘CarroU’ BarrteS, Ch';-' Saritford ' Jolley DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary' International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y,' Rotary International" GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston; Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vislsky, Ch ‘Y1 D6na1<^ .Shorno VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director March—1 960 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam September— 1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B, K. Pearce, Ch ’ George Pierce April—1968 2i—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch b INTERNATIONAL' UstRVIT« MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program „ , .Charles Bristol, .Ch , L -^'Rciljah ' Toupallk : BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — ,1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 '12:00 o o'clock ’clock noor? SPECIAL—At the call of the President 1-—Ralph Toupallk 8-—Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson RICHARD 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller August—1 967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—196B 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— World Community Service— John Pierson. Ch .. .Albert. ..Faljer. . international" Vodth Programs 3—Jim Endlfott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—governor VISITS 'Co^lJIdrdlLIS .' I t)-. .31 —Chg£| js»Ba,^c|nC[,. -j May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14—George, Pierce rd —tjliuck ’ Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—*1967 ' 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 'ita-iHorvcty1’Sent June—1968 • Sebald ■ ,ii-‘-6bn Shorno • 28—John Dean December —1967. Employer' Employee Relations .Graig Sebg|d;-Ch;;.. 1 2—Seton Bovee Clyde Williams Robert Yingling, Ch 1 9—John Visosky Four-Way Test— Bernard Laney 26—Vince Kornstien ’• ■ ■."■’'Fred’iWeeks, Ch Rotary Foundation" •; ‘' '■ Rdy Fdx January—1968 Fritz VanAken, Ch Occupational Information— Fred Hough Ken ..Leavenworth,* Ch ; ■ , . "•j i,;,!,' Ray.' Pitts ' \_9—Ray' Fox ■' . ’.Gil Molitor .. . .. < •'•P?i‘-&kj-Mat- Mcketth Trade & Professional Relations' KeM'j'Putna^j^hQjnp’l: QjJjpG MOT 3 •?: i ■ 7 Robert '.-'Keyj’irChT C rfj' a John .'Visp&ky J. . 30 — Hqrold £ogdholm . Robert .Loose ..... -nr. r.i ct e j • • <i’S ff-’t « J JT 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter ^ulyr—L968 . 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS • J$TA&'.DAY-pftTy<ie' Williams rLADIES'.-NIT^r—John Pierson *Gil' Molitor 'Yi the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program committee to assist with the details. change. Members having special .programs,..such.-as Ladies' Night, may appoint a Chairman —-.Telephone: 278-2314.1. ’ <;• Address & Rotary Ann.-‘*r NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 b Address’ & :.R$tclryZArtn i. bi^Phbnle' iNo.y J • NAME -Phone < No. ; C ' NAMte Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ■ 278:6033Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —. 278-5350 Charles Bacon, 25' Ridgemoor *kd.—-Maijdrie ..J..,-.* 278-6821** Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull-St.—Margaret ---------- 278-8006 »,y/-Robert B.-IJerr,r8-. jljqrsons Ct.-«—\.... John Kleir)/*Box 148—Patricia —.... ------- - 279-9551 ^H; Virrcertt kornstien, *290” Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 s Address & Rotary Ann Robert E^ .Rumsey, ,118 Grand St.—Phyllis Crafg’ SebalcJ^ '’R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita Phone No. 278-5066 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ---------- 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N.' Gkde •'Dr.-^-^-Esther--Tr-tr—s.'278-2^82^' ’/E^r'Ken-’ Leav^nwprth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Biringer,‘37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean* ‘278-8086 • ’- Robert Loose;’R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ------ 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4 — ^-Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ...------- 278-5386 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . 278-4222 Fr-,. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-Edna ....--------- 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 17.1-Grand St.-r-Clara —. 278-589,1, Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 ' Milforcl A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St?—Helen —... 278-2947 , Charles Bristof, 57 Hull—Lois ....—----- '—- 1278-5828 23B-2436? ; PRalph iToypahk*, R. R..5,;?1573, W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, '75-14. .Grcje Dr-.—Josephine —‘’278-4486 •* '*■* Harold . McKntghF,- R';u5i/^3--FCarbF’ . .Fritz -VariAk^n,, 65 Ew Chicggq St.—Mary Ann . .. 278-5585 ■ ,-Gilbert ’iMplitor^ #10 Faijfield•jJJr.j^e.rnke * £..^..>..-*278-58119 Tom Collins, 1.8-;.Gheryl Ann-Dr.—Barbara— *278-5^34 Earner* 4/an^fcen, R? FP’lii^-Gladys 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd .-^-Annetta .....L 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene278-6054 # JohpiT V.isdsky,.-.'6'&J.Sbnne1iJL6nej^Sara 279-5094 Richard D ‘ . ’ Moore,' '4$.' Cdrlylfe^Avej^-MzIairte l^_ , .'.. ’ ^27^4 ’ l$ , F • Fred Culy, 81. W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy :—*: 2Z9‘94W4’ k'*!8* WU|iam-Weaver>. :12. Parsons jCt-7-rCharlene 278-6904 Russell Mpoije,; 15 ‘ Corp wall Ct/Tr®^ a ^y?/-h4-4-.»C?78;^27c8 Olin Dally, 6] sMajple: tune—Jan.e .—^„.-..-.u._.-'..^’278,-28T8 Fled ‘ H.1 Weeks, R. R. ’4—Bebirice 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye*—Ellen Jo------- 278-8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago — Ernestine ---------278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.-—Joanne ----- 278-5909 James Endicott^ 72 Cheryl. .Ann Dr.-VTheima ‘27BP8968 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .................... 279-9360 I Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle A^e.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden — Sharon 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ------ 278-5475 | Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater — LaMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ------ 278-5318 \ B.-. :’K;‘J Redfce^.- 9Z':Edi5qn? JCr,^~>L.brraine .........-278-6341 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia _____ 278-4424 Jack Gift, 314- Jonesville. Rd.-^-Shqrdn A—J.—--^ 27*9-;9668\ ’ 278-5033 I George. H... Pearce, . 4—^-Virginia. ...c-a....-..- 278-^322v 1 Chprl^s..Woodward, 163^ ..Marshall.. St. E. Harold Goodhojm-, 20-* Linco.ln.St.—j-Lortore* j. 278-6517;. DbUgfas "“Woodward, R.''S/’Coldwafer-^-^uth1 238-2759 John ’ S. Pierson, 340 Marshall* St. — Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-^-Ruth 279-9266 \ Leslre Woodward, • • 163 -.Marshalj! J ’ S f^vPolly? 278-50?3 Andrew HenryV i*R.‘ 4, • CpiaJerJ-^-Velma' 278-6250 • *. Ray Pitts,-^5 N. Sprb^Ge^St.-^-jRuth. .......... ii'.’;?.:... *278-61iT- T Robert, p. Scott — r-NatoUe£............. 278-6323 • j^-Keprpeth* ^utnpm,-..l 1 ..... .27B ‘ ^7SQ • v Frederick A. Hough, 570, S./Sprague 'Rd.^Japot .j. ;279-9501 q C. Alffecf Ri2e, R. 1V ^Unionjuty;—Evelyn .........I*. 278-2451? Santford Jolley/ J 85*, N. Clay—Joyce .................... 278,-5049, 4^3 Ki^y'^.-P•JacksdnXLiHr3^Py.'/.rS$-^9p-T ,nb.’LSL:. Harry Joseph,'383 N.' Hudson’ St.——Quinn278*67%? '■ Joh’hfJ Walker;*-‘.SS’baugh'}Qrty-^Gretch§o‘v................ 278-673C 331 , N.’ Fisk Rdjrr-Shjrley l858P‘; John A. Kennedy,‘t'389 Grgnd St.-^WjImd.’ 278-5790* / • ' / * * ’•••. •• h’ c. ■ • .*» •- * ’*• • The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR • 4 4 *‘ ’ w• * I j .* Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ —• i. FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 13, 1968 HOT.LffJD HO ! Connie Swart has next Tuesday’s program and is planning a film on Holland. As an exfe attraction he will also present Constance Rau, foreign exchange student from the Netherlands who has just completed a year at Coldwater High School. GRAND SLAMMER Don Shorno’s program this week proved a big hit, literally and figuratively speaking with an assist#rom Quincy Rotarian Raymond Ehl, he showed a new color movie entitled Baseball’s Incredible year, covering all the thrills and excitement of the 1967 major league season. Heeding Makeup Bacon, Burandt,. Davidson, Kornstien, Leavenworth, Bob Loose, Olmsted, Olson, Putnam, Skinner, Wise, Chuck and Doug Woodward. GOOD OLE SUMMERTIME Cildwater Rotary’s faithful summer member , Cal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio headed this week’s list of visiting Rotarians which also included Robert Althoff of Sidney, Ohio, George Brusak and Lloyd Phillips of Bronson and Ed. Johnson of Valparaiso, Indiana. The latter incidentally is a faculty member of Valpo U. HTDDEl/gTALENT Harold Goodholm wasn’t bragging about it Tuesday but the day before he farwed . as song leader at Quincy. He did real well to considering the major part of his chorus consisted of fellow Coldwater Rotarians. CLOSING THOUGH)1 The guy who framed the first dollar made 30 years ago in a 10 cent frame finds that today the frame is worth a dollan and the dollar is worth 10 cents. It appears he also got framed somewhere along the line. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M, £ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebald, Ch; Clyde Williams Four-Way Test— Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational InformationKen Leavenworth, Ch Gil Molitor ' Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose 1— Ralph Toupalik 8— Paul Thompson 15— Rco Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29— Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vislsky, Ch Donald Shorno SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, Ch Bernard Laney Rotary Foundation^ Fritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson ] 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam April—1968 October—1967 Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL March—1968 September—•! 967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce RICHARD 6— Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rosslfter 27— Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES TOM COLLINS — Director CHARLES BACON—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— 3—Jim Endlgott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean 2>—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7— Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 23—Howard Teeter December —1967 5—Bill Bobier 12—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince’ Kornstien January—1968 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 16— Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint. a committee to assist with the details. DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple -LaneTyKathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth £LJ. Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Maq’oVie Phone No. 278-603.3 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull-St.—Margqqet —.278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ..... .’. 278-8086' William Bobier, 280 Grand 8t.—Margaret 2.2’2.'.....;27815386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara ,_________ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle. Dr.—Josephine _ 278-4486 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—B6rbara .' 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—-Imogene ;-278-6054 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.7—Dorothy ... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 1 '278-2818' Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor ’Rc^=Joanne-’”i^ 278*5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Anri DZ2—T*h6fma 278-8968 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. » NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5066 Robert- B... Kerr, Martha . 278-8^49.. . Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita 278-8318 John Klein, ’ Box 148—Patricia ;. 279-9551 ’ .W. "Noel . Shedd, 74 ,Mapfe>Li|C^^±Virginiq 278-6341 H. Vinicent 'Kornstien,- 290 Grrjnji'-Sf,—Dbrdthy\.l,A;> 278^'6501 Donald V. Shorno, ,1.56.,E. 9-hjcago. St.—Loujse .... 278-5842 Bernarcf- Laney,- 372 Marshall St--y—Rhea 278-695T’<■ Torg Skabo,-’155 Narrows RiS.'’R.,'ft.' 2^Neiile278-6316 E. ken 'Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emiiy 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian . . 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna .... 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carpi .. 238-2436 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann ... 278-5585 •’’■Gilbert .Molitor, lb Fairfield Dr?—-Bernice ..T—?”278-5819 278-4243 ■'’’‘JTormand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.--A,’AeUb-’....J1:.j23g-26321.'i ...Warner-: VanAkpn,_.R..r.R;.; 2—Gladys.John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—-^Sdra 279-5094 . . Richard D.' Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye..-?—Elaioe. , .,.,.27.8-4191., William’ Weaver', 12 Parsons CfJfewRi’e •: 278-6904 Russell F. 'Moore,-' 1'5 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys-'.1..—A"'278-6273’,f ' Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine 278-5512 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ..._____ 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ..........____ 278-5028 • -Roy G.( Patterson, 36.,N. CirclejDrr^jrace.j.-.....278-2979 B. K.’Pearce, 97.. Edison 'Ct.—Lorraine 1 1’.— 278-6341 •Georcje H-. Pearce, 'R. R. .4—Virginia' -i,J..’.:.’. 278-6322. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,-. >R. R.- 2—Doris 278-^318 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rcf.-^Sharon, .1 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St'.—La no re ... 278-6517 Jahn-.Sr Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora"’... 27B>6.641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Ray*. Pitts, 55 N. Sprague. St.—Ruth .J.—.... ,278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma 278-6250 Kdriiitfi'Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—-Mabel 278-&90 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ..... 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ......_____ 278-5049 512-5594 Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hud?oS^rp=Qu1rin ______ ’278-6788“+. .'“"Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian John A. Kennedy,( 389 GrarTcTSt'.—Wilma ..... 278-5790" Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ...... 278-8580 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice .. Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma W.drfen'- Williams, Cjgl^wo{ef*-L-tDMpino. •Lester- Fj. Wise,’ R?.' R. 2—j&elitr‘‘....'......''....■J......... Charles Woodward’G 1*63 Mo.rLholff*--Slr-: 278-4159 278-4029 278-2612 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-^033 Doyglas Woodwafd, R. 3,;-,Goldwa^iy-jRut|t'. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall’St.—Polly Robert’ GrYing'ling, ’21* Scott—Natalie". 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ... The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^^ ...... 278-6730 Sec,.34.66, P. L. 4 R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS GOLDWATER, MICHIGAN INC 49036 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves BesQ) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sm^j^^st^lu^^he U. S. A. PROGRAM Chairman Conrad Swart brought us an excellent film about the Netherlands and introduced a nice young lady, Mis's Connie Swart a native of the Netherlands, who discussed her home land with us. Thanks Conrad for a fine program. GUESTS George Shannon from Chicago, Illinois was the guest of Duke Davidson. EARLY LEAVERS: There were nine early leavers that signed the early leavers list. ROTARY SHOW PROFITS The profit on the Rotary Show for this year is approximately $900.00. figures will be provided later. More complete PROJECTS TO CONSIDER FOR CONTRIBUTIONS Rotary members will have an opportunity to vote for any one of the following siz projects as their choice to receive a contribution of approximately $700.00 from our Club: 1. 2. 3. 5. Lake Study. Child Guidance Center. Little Kids Tot Lot Ranger Cabin Tibbits Theatre LADIES NIGHT John Pierson informs us that it will be held on Wednesday, July 3rd starting with dinner at Stukey’s at 7:00 and the show at the Tibbits at 8:30. (Note: This item was put in here for the benefit of the wifes in case your husband did not plan on telling you about it). ABSENT MEMBERS Bobier, Burandt, Couillard, Faller, Fox, Kerr, Kloss, Leavenworth, Olson, Putnam, Rice, Sweet, and Yingling. NEW MEMBER our newest member the Rev. William Fuerstenau. He is the second Pn+owr n u e n Presbyterian Church in Coldwater ever to be a member of the Coldwater ry u • Pastor Fuerstenau and his wife Patricia have two daughters. NEW OFFICERS caDacitv°OdNAw°nFF? °UI* ®fficers Tuesday. It is their last week to serve in that capacity. New Officers for the coming year will be: Treasurer—Don Rossiter Secretary - George Pearce vice President - Tom Collins ... . . , President - Doug Woodward +A.?KreCXqtion.should be expressed to Ernie Luce for the many years he has served so faitfully as Secretary of our group._______________________ _________ ______________ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs A 100% MEMBER MAKE UP YOUR QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ft ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Houso — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri.State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN TrwWit ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick, Moore. , ’' *’•*' „ *» : v A 4 . t} MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. ,'<'Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, . . -Jim Skinner Magazine—-Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrew’s, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard.-;. • Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Biringer. Ch; Bill Bobier ; Sergeant-at-Arms — tarroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD SFpfteCYORS MEETINGS ¥ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call ol the President, DISTRICT 636 ROTARY: INTERNATIONAL President' Rotary 'international LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. . . . •< General Sec’y,„Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WESLEY G. 'LOGAN--Hastings, Mich. VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director 1—Ralph Toupalik 8—Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— ,,, John Vlslsky’, Ch Donald Shorrib. Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson ■ SERVICE MOORE—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts Song leaders Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 2,—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson I 6—Noel Shadd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October—1967 Ch ★ Rotary 5—'Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 2.6—Ken Putnam ' '7 IVI/A^p/il—1968 ■' 5,—Chuck Bristol, •12'—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy World Community Service— • .John Pierson. Ql1 Employer - Employee Relations ,• Albert Faller . •> L. ■ : Craig Sebald, Ch; '■ “, • J I . International Youth Programs Clyde Williams Robert Yingling, Ch Four-Way Test— Bernard Laney Fred Weeks, Ch Ray Fox Occupational Information— . ' Ken • Leavenworth, Ch “Gil Molitor trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Ch Robert Loose March—1 968 September—1967 Student, Guesls— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce RICHARD 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rosslfter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Charles Woodward, Ch Olin Dally INTERNATIONAL February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS —- CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— 3—Jim Endijott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard 31 —Cha rle's. Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy ,. ,1 4—George Pierce *'21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—1 967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Detin' : June—1968 C 967 P** '''■ ,5—^Ul". Bobier -r December 1 2—Seton Bovee 1 9—John Visosky 26—Vince - Kornstien January—1968 2—Fred Hough ■ 9-rf-Ray .FqXjj ’ : 16—Mac McKeith 23—Jack Gift 30—Harold Goodholm 4—Craig Sebald 11 —Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 2J|—HoWbrd 'Teeter -? r, Julf-U-1968 •■■■• L 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling r ., .. . SPECIAL EVENTS stag’ DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special ■ programs-; such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DOUGLAS WOOD ARD, rogiam Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. -.■ . ..Rotary roster- —-august i967 NAME Address' & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ' Address &'Rotary Ann’ july i9?68 ,< Phone’.No. NAME' bTb';? OJJ ’ A&dresL’ie Rutary AWn Phone No. ■ Robert Er‘ Rumsey^-Cl 8 G.r.and SL^—Phyllis 278-5066 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita ------ 278-8318 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Carroll L. Barnes",' 265* Hull-St.—Margaret---------- 278-8006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 James ft. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive ..... 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyip Ave.—Jean ---------- 278-8086 , Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4 — Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 ~ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna -------------- 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand Sh-—Clara 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . .. 278-6603 .-Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ------ 278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—4.01s------------ .........— 27,8-5828 p Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 —.—,. 238-2436 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ....... 278-44865" •■Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol,.....Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5585 Gilbert'-Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr. — Bernice 278-5819 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ------- .-.. 278-5234 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys — 278-4243 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene — 278-6054 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave. — Elaine -----278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—^Dorothy 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct — Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ---------- 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane----------------- 278-2818 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice --------------- - 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan -------------- 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—rEllen Jo ------- 278-8609 > Wesley ]^1j|buGyh44 S. Clay St .. 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ,278-5512 . John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ------ ,278-5909 * Cranston Wrlcox, 22 j:d i son Ct.—Dorothy ............ 278-2612 Axrter Ofson,-'34b*tS-and' St'.—Refha ____ --------- ’-‘279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma -----... 278:8968 *. Clyde Williams,,102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry .Ctyyqns, 2f4; .Er’ Alden—Sharon.:___ ______ : 278-5028 ’< Albert Faller, 95 -N; Hanchett St.—Charlotte — 278^475 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine ....... 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris ------- 278-5318 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .j 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ---------- ------ - ----- 278-4424 Ct.—Lorraine 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314. Jonesville Rd.—Sharon ------------. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 George H. Pearcfe, R. R. 4 — Virginia _______ 278-6322 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517'■ . Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater — Ruth 238-2759 Johh S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth —.—.— 279-9266 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St. — Ruth _____ 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma --------- - 278-6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6*93 ■T-:-Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel ....... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 J Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce —.—.------- 278-5049 > ■ C.. Alfrecj-, Rice, R. 1, -Urjianj Cily—EvejyriQ^..i-;.y... 27-8-24511 ’• ” ‘Mel Rice," 1903 Kibby Rd.’, Jackson—Lillian’"22."..’ 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn ---------- 278-6788 Don Rossetter, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma.-....-— 278-5790 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -------- - 278-5358 Charles Bacon,-25—Ridge sneer--Rd:—Marjorie ------ 278-6821 Robert B. Kerr', 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha*.'..—i------ : 276-8840 ■ John Klein, Box 148—Patricia -------------------------- - 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ------ 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ---------- 278-6951 The CbLDWATEit ^otavj -REFLECTOR? PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelc^j Sec. 34.66, P. L. * R. FREDERICK H. WEEKS PR-ODUCTSte INC. COLDiYA llR , MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most, Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 28, 1968 HOME MADE MOVIES ARE THE BEST "Use miles of film and you are sure to get something to show the folks back home.” So said Gordon Schlubatis in presenting his Africa movies at last Tuesdays meeting. Lots of views of lions, zebra, elephants, and friendly natives of the area. Most of us could only see the first part of the hour film but perhaps we could talk Gordon into showing the last installment at a later date. Anyway, the old sgjing, look to your own Rotary Club for a good program is still true. Very interesting these county agricultural agents. Thanks to Howard Teeter and Ken Putnam for th&ir part in presenting Gordon Schlubatis. "I CAN HEAR YOU" Something new has been added in a portable amplification system at the presidents table. We never had any trouble hearing ’’leather lung" Nagle and we wonder if this might tell our new club president anything. The gavel and bell of Rotary Club president changed hands and next Tuesday Doug Woodward will start his year. We wish him much success and at the same time thank now past-president Bob for his work and leadership in Rotary. John Pierson reports 90 reservations for Ladies Nite dinner and Tibbits show. This is a fine turn out and will also serve to start President Doug’s Rotary year off to a fine start. NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM Dick Biringer reports that Wesley Wall, Dean of Spring Abror College, will speak to us on trend liberalism and conservatism in both national political parties. Dean Wall is a specialist in the field of political science and should provide an informative program. Be sure and hear this one. WORDS FOR WEIGHT WATCHERS FROM ROTARY MAGAZINE "The surest way to lose weight is to stop eating. Remember, nothing dentured, nothing gained." Also try this definition. "Desperation is a guy who shaves before weighing himself on the bathroom scale." VISITORS AND ABSENT MEMBERS ; Bill King, Quincy and Ray Smith, Bronson, were visiting Rotarians. Mark Andrews introduced his son-in-law from California, John Creighton. The following were absent and will need to make up: Burandt, Davidson, Dean, Endicott, Loose, Luse, Man, McKeith, Russ Moore, Neer, Olmsted, Olson, Owens, Pearce, Pitts, Shorno, Teeter, Van Akeri,.Visfcsky, Warren Williams, Wise and Chuck Woodward. YOUR THOUGHT FOR THE DAY, "Today’s greatest labor saving device is tomorrow." Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. 1 r BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. a . UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vice-President ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — John Dean, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Cuty Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Str­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroil Barnes; Ch;- Santford . ★ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President I—Ralph Toupalik 8- —Paul Thompson 1 5-—Reo Goodwin 22— Gil Molitor 29- —Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy PdttersOn Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlsltky, Ch Donald Shorno INTERNATIONAL, SERVICE Employer - Employee Relations Craig’. Sebald, Ch;, Clyde Williams • ’ ,DISTRICT 636 FouSWayTest— • ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Ray Fox LUTHER H. HODGES Chapel Hill, N. Occupational Information— Carolina. ... ;Ken l^dvenworth, Ch General Sec'y, Rotary International ’* Gil Molitor GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations ■ " Robert Kerr, Ch Gov. 636 'PisF., Rotary International WESLEY G.‘LOGAN - Hastings, Mich. Robert Loose MOORE—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik World Community Service—John PlerSon;. Ch , ■ . , Albert Faller International Youth Programs Robert Yingling, .Ch Bernard Laney Rotary FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts . SONG LEADERS Ken Putnam, Ch John Visosky 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam : ■. ■ , , April—1968 2,—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 16—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr October— 1967 Ch ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director March—1968 5—Chuck Bristol 1 2—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Youth— Harry Ow6ni, Duane Davidson RICHARD February—1968 6—Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller September—1967 Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ‘ George Pierce . Regular —1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon August—1967 Charles Woodword, Ch Olin Dally . Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Jim Endlfott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 21 —Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore November—1967 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean June—1968 4—Craig Sebald I 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter .December —1967- 5-—Bill Bobier '1 2—Seton Bovee J ■g—John Visosky' 26—Vince ‘ Kornstien ‘January—1968 . 2-r-Fred. Hough 9— Ray‘Fox' 16—Mac McKeith 23— Jack Gift 30— Harold Goodholm July—1968 - ' 2—Dick Bi ringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor ’ ' > for the Rotary Year 1967-1968., . If you-, wish to-change dates with another member, advisei the program chairman of the The above. is:-our program schedule Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. . DOUGLAS WOODWARD, Program, change. J.70 oto 001 x \ ’ P< . ' j J* i i. j • .. v.’. Chairman-^+lWtopftone: 278-2314. ROTARY ROSTER— AUGUST i 967 - JULY W68 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone fNo. 278-5066 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278- 8840 '.A 278-6033" '•"Rbbert""S."-Xe7r, 8 'Parsons- Ct'^Martha ....... 278-8318 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake—Rita .. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ------279- 9551 _.?'278-5358 278-6341 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lone—Virginia _. 278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6821 278-5842 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6951 Bernard Laney,. ,372 Marshall St.—Rhea .... _• 278-8006 . Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie . .. 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach-^Emily 238-2697 278-2682 369-9092 ■ James R. Skin'n’er, ’ R. 4, -Bronson—Olive Robert Loose; R. R. ’2, Tekonsha—^Margdret • 767-7508 278-8086- ■ 278-4350 Conrad Swart, . 471, Marshall Str — Gertrudj,,. '278-2261 ;• Ernest..'.Wj. Luse, .-R. R. 4-i—Ruth.-......_. .-„-.;.^78-5386. 278-4222 Howard M, Tee.ter, 156 Church St.—Marian _...,278-^a^i., ... 278-2811 Fr. Robert. Man, 379 E. Chicago—-Edna ...... ' Paul W. 'Thti'rhpsonj'-SZ Chetyf Ahn-'Dr. — Sara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N.hudson St. — Helen 278-2947 278-5828 ’ Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 238-2436 . Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol __ 278-4486. Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-5585 Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann 278-5819 Gilbert Molitor, 10 Fairfield Dr.-—Bernice 278-5234 Tom Collins, * 18--Cheryl- ySrirfTJK^^Barbarq"-^ 278- 4243 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ...... ... 238-2632 Wilford Couillard,'Ho N. Monroe St.—Imogene’— 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 2795094 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane — Sara — Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave. — Elaine ... 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ... ... 278-6278 Olin Dally, .61’ Maple Lane—Jane 7-X. • 278-2818 278-4159 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott .Aye.—Ellen '4°,-.----- 278-8609 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susori ... 279-9492 ■Wesley Wilbur,- 144 S. Clay St.’ I.'....-...;.............. 278-4029 Fred Neer,'203 W. Chicago^-Emestini ... 278-5512 •’ John T. Dean;' 59'Hidgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 278-2612 Cranston Wilcox, -22 Edisgp.Gt. — Dorothy ■'.-A>roer. Olson, 340 Grand St.^-rRetha ’ . ... J..'....,, ...279.-9360 ’ . James Endicott,. 72-Cheryl Ann I Dri—Thelma £.’ .-278-8968 278-8238 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ... 278-5028 Albert Foller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LoMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-—Grace .... ... 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 B. ; K. Pearce,- 97 Edison- CtH4Ljairr<iine . ‘Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ., ________ 278-4424 ... 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon • 1.,.—.Li 279-9668 278-5033 Charles Woodword, 163 Marshal,!, St^^.. George H. Pearce, R. R. 4 — Virginia ....... ... 278-6322 E. Harold Goodhal.m,--20: Lincoln St.—Lanore. 278-6517L 278-5641 " 238-2759 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—-Ruth John S. Pierson, 340 Ma'rshatl St.—Mora .... Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson'—-Ruth 279-9266 • Leslie Woodward;’-IfiS-^Marshall-'<St.—Polly L- 278-6161 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—-Ruth .'J..-,...... Andrew Henry,'R. 4, Coldwater—Velma '. 278-6250 ’ £ 278-2790Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .. 278-6^93 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.-r-Mabel Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 Fred Andersohyi^Er^Maple' Lane—KathTyn’ ...' Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L Barnes, 265. Hull-St;—Margaret ... Harvey G. Bent, J51. N, Circle Dr.—Esther ... Richard Biririge'r,.. 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier;: 28QC Grand St,-^Margaret J. Seton Bovee, Grand.St.—Clara _______ Charles Bristol; *57 Huff—Lois Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _ .........__ - 278-5049 Harry Joseph; 383 N. Hudson St.-—Quinn ’278-6788 John A. Kennedy,,-389.‘.Grand St.—-Wilma ’ ...'.’J1,. '278;5790 .i - ex . • _• i,; . C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ! Mel Rite, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .•>Don. Rossgtter.,-331 ’ N. Fisk. Rdirr—Shirley 278-2451 ... 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER .. 278:8580.-. John Walker, 3^, Dqughjerty—Gretchen .. : The COliDWATER PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVeld^^ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BesQ) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ' July 4, 1968"” attendance This is the beginning of a new Rotary year. This would be the ideal time to make a resolution to better your attendance . record for the year to come. If you had 100$ attendance, you can resolve to do it again. ’’Each Rotarian is one of the more than 600,000 links in the chain that binds Rotary clubs together all over the world j his failure to attend club meetings will weaken that chain and the entire Rotary organisation will suffer.” Let’s all try to attend every meeting possible and to make up at another club if we do miss a meeting. How many 100$ meetings can we have this year? IT’S UP TO YOU! NEXT TUESDAY Father Man has charge of the program and although we couldn’t reach him for detailed plans, we can confidently count on an interesting and profitable half-hour. THIS TUESDAY Dr. Wesley Walls, Dean of Academic Affairs at Spring Arbor College, discussed "American political parties in transition" and . gave us his opinion of what party system changes we can expect in the - immediate future., . A. thought provoking talk, thanks to Howard Teeter. VISITORS Cal Dyer and John Elwell .of Hamilton, Ohio, Fred Nichols of Portage, and Jim Kerr of Mansfield, Ohio, were visiting Rotarians, with Bronson not represented for the first time in many mentis.. Norm Olmsted had Lester Luce, a new high sxhool principal, as his guest. NEEDING MAKEUP Luce, Bacon, Burandt, Kerr,. Gift,. Laney, Man, Norm Moore, Olson, Owens, Pitts, Rice, Schlubatis, •.Sweet, Thompson, .Visosky, Weaver and Chuck Woodward.. (List of absentees hand® ed us included Howard Teeter’s name but we’d swear we heard him introduce the speaker). THOUGHT FOR TODAY Many a •tombstone is carved by chiseling in traffic. Remember, this is God’s country. Don’t, drive through it. like hell. . \ Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. -ft ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — W.dn.iday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Epiecopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. * �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch ★ Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE Pm»W«nl DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vic«-Pr»sid*nl ERNEST W, LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. Secy.-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob 1970: Dick Moore. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Fred Hough, Axner Olson Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Jim Skinner Magazine—-Jack Gift Membership — Mark Andrews, Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ ward Rotary Information—Dick Bir­ inger, Ch; Bill Bobier Sergeant-at-Arms — Carroll Barnes, Ch; Santford Jolley BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —> 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS August—1967 1— Ralph Toupdllk 8— Paul Thompson 1 5—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Crippled Children— Lester Wise, Ch Roy Patterson Scholarship Awards & Student Loans— John Vlsisky, Ch Donald Shorno September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 1 9—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy Student Guests— B. K. Pearce, Ch ' George Pierce Youth— Harry Owens, Duane Davidson October—1967 3—Jim Endifolt 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Couillard 31—Charles Bacon Ch ★ INTERNATIONAL RICHARD SERVICE November—1967 MOORE—D Irector 7—Mark Andrews 14—Ray Pitts 21—Harvey Bent 28—John Dean Matched Dist. & Club Program Charles Bristol, Ch Ralph Toupalik ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director World Community Service— John Pierson, Ch Albert Faller December —1967 Employer - Employee Relations 5—Bill Bobier Craig Sebald, Ch; international Youth Programs 1 2—Seton Bovee Clyde Williams DISTRICT 636 Robert Yingling, Ch 1 9—John Visosky Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Bernard Laney 26—Vince ’ Kornstien Fred Weeks, Ch President Rotary International Rotary FoundationRay Fox LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. January—1968 Fritz VanAken, Ch Occupational InformationCarolina. 2— Fred Hough Ray Pitts Ken Leavenworth, Ch General Sec'y, Rotary International 9— Ray Fox Gil Molitor ’ SONG LEADERS GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations 1 6—Mac McKeith I 23—Jack Gift Ken Putnam, Ch Gov. 636 Disl.,i Rotary -InternationalRobert- Kerr> ,.Ch I .3Cb-r-Harold .Gpodholm • John .Visosky- . WESLEY G; LOGAN - .Hastings, Mich. Robert Loosest i , ★ ■- • ” Address- & Rotary Ann 6—Duke Davidson 13—Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bort Faller March—1968 5—Axner Olson 12—John Pierson 1 9—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam ’ April—1968 2,—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr May—1968 7—Chick Kennedy 1 4—George Pierce 21—Chuck Woodward 28—Norm Moore June—1968 4—Craig Sebald 1 1—Don Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter July—1968 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr. Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling SPECIAL EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor • •*•*.* t‘ If you wish to change dates with another member, advise The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1967-1968. change.' Members-Waving special ‘j ragrams, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. ..DO Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME February—1968 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 Address & Rotary Ann - ' Phone No. Phone Nor ’ ‘"NAME e program chairman of the LAS WOODWARD, Program ’Phone No. >NAME. ' . Address & Rotary».Ann .278-5066 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—-Kathryn ... .' 278.-6033.' • : * Rdpert. B.'.jl^6tr, 8 parsons. Ct,,—Marflja ..-.j.;.T'.:.^.-4 278-8840' ’. •..Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand. JL—Phyllis : Craig. Sebald; R. R. 2, Morrison **£alce——Rita .......‘."'278-8318 .John. Klein^-Bgx, J.48—Patr.icia ...... .279-9551 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -----...— 278-5358 . W. Noel .Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia.-.?. 278-6341 H? Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ........'■278-6501 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgetnoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise .... 278-5842 Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hull-St.—Margaret ---------- 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea — 278-6951 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, :51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ----- 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St. — Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand Sp-s-Clara 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl • Ann Dr. — Sara . . 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Charles Bristol,. 57 -Hull—Lois T. 278-5828 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 AM. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 ' Harold McKnight, R. R. ■ 3—Carol’ —'..’■'■■2'38-2436 ■ Gust C. Burandt,'75 'N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ------ 278-4486 .-F,rtyz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago .St.-^Mary Ann ... 278-5585 ,G5lberfiMblitor, JO Fairfield Dr.—Be.rnicp 278-5819: Tom Collins', IB'-Cfieryi Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 27.8^5234 . Earner VanAken, R. R. "^2—Gladys 278-4243 Norland .Moore, 798 Angola RJ.—Anne.ttq .238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—Imogene 278-6054. . / John ’Visosky, 66*‘Sonnet Lane—ISara 279-5094 Richard- 0'. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine”’.!.’!.’.... 278-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. ’Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 • L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-2818 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ....---------- 278-4159 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St. — Susan ........... 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Wesley Wilbur, 144 S. Clay St. ._ .. 278-4029 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago—Ernestine ___ 278-5512 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct.—Dorothy ... 278-2612 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ------- 278-8968 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Warren Williams,' R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .v... ..... 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16..Morrison Lake, R. R. 2— Doris 278-5318 Lester F. Wise’, .R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 B. ' K. Pearee’, 9Z Edison Ct:—Lorraine .■ 278-634T ■ Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon”. .’...LT. 279-9668 .Charles Woodward, 163. Marshall .St 278-5033 Geojge H’. Pearce,.. R.-R; 4-^Virginia-’..... 278-6322E. Harold Gobdholm, 20 Lincoln St.^—Lanore C. 278-6517 Douglas Woodward, R.* 3,* Coldwater—’Ruth 238-2759 Jojin’ S. Plersorj,. 340. Mgrshall . St.—-Mora 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 • Leslie' -Woodward, 163 Marshall* St-.—0oijy' 278-o033 ■Rcfy^Pitts'; 55 N.”-Sprague St.—Ruth ....._______ 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater—Velma ___ 278-6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ........... 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.—Janet .... 279-9501 C. Alfred Rice, R. 1, Union City—Evelyn ... . 278-2451 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ...._______ 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ... 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER * Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn 278-6788 Don RosseWer, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—jSFiirley ____ 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 2j\u John A. Kennedy,( 389 Grand St.—Wilma 278-5790 I. IT :. ;. . '.j:. ’ ?.v. : .. . The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sk."... '".XI - «. ....... ‘ PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. / ■ ' ■■ *41 **“ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS INC COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ . ’ �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bestf) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 1.1, 19.68 TIBBITS CAST PRESENTS PROGRAM > Al Zolton, Dan Willard, Jacqueline TUrri and Wendell Kindberg, all members of Tibbits Summer Theatre cast presented a very enjoyable program Tuesday. Songs from the current show. '’The King and I" and one new number from the next attraction ’’Under the Gaslight” had everyone in a toe tapping mood. Thanks to Fr. Bob Man for lining up the Tibbits cast for our program. PLANS FOR STAG NITE - YOU ALL COME, HEAR The Duke Davidson and ’’Chief Cook” Norm Moore have gone to -great expense to plan another Rotary steak cookout and raft ride on Coldwater Lake, Tuesday, July 16th. Someone said Fred Culy will lead a g?oup sing. Park your car at the Coldwater Lake Public Fishing site and raft transportation will be one hand to pick you up. LOGIC IS LOGIC and if you can, you shouldn’t. You can’t tell about women CHAMBER COMMERECE NEWS Les Wise announced next Tuesdays program will feature Max Adams, Chamber Manager, and Bob Greenich, Chamber President, to bring us up to date on views and news from this active office. Be sure and attend especially if you do not know the new Mr. Adams. VISITORS AND ABSENT MEMBERS The following Rotarians were guests of our club; Wendell Hathaway and Allan Fanter, Bronson; Chai Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio; M.W. McCall, Witchita Falls, Texas; Fred Nichols, Portage, Michigan. Diana Smith was our guest and substituted for absent Grace Patterson at the panio. The following will need to make ups Barnes, Bobier, Bristol, Endicott, Goodholm, Kampenga, Klein, Kornstein, Laney, N. Moore, R. Moore, Patterson, Pitts, Putnam, Rice, Schlubatis, Shorno, Swart, Teeter, Thompson arid C. Williams. ROTARY BOARD MEETING NEW President Doug announced the following Board actionJ 1. Election of John Walker as Honorary Rotary Member. 2. The Board accepted with regrets the resignation of Fred Neer due to classification changes. 3. The Bard voted to designate $1+00.00 for Little League Baseball and $300.00 for weed control and lake study project. Both of these projects have great needs and were ntpber one and two on your vote. 4. It•wasxa&so decided to purchase the rostrum speaker system used by the Club for the last two meetings. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES CHARLES BACON—Director TOM COLLINS — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Joseph Community Safety— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1967-1968 ROBERT NAGLE President DOUGLAS WOODWARD Vic»-Presid«nt ERNEST W. LUSE Secretary JOHN KLEIN Treasurer ANDREW HENRY Asst. S.cy.-Treas, ★ DIRECTORS — 1968: Bob Nagle, Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins. 1969: Doug Woodward, Rumsey, John Klein. Bob , MRS. GRACE PATTERSON -r- Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ... Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE . . BOB RUMSEY—Director * SPECIAL—At the call of the President. Employer - Employee Relations Craig Sebdldf|-Ch; ’ ., .. Clyde. Wjllicyns. .J( .... Four-Way Test—" * • Fred Weeks, Ch ★ DISTRICT 636.', J ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LUTHER H. HODGES - Chapel Hill, N. Carolina. General Sec’y, Rotary International. GEORGE R. MEANS - Evan'sVon, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary '■ International WESLEY G. LOGAN ■ Hastings, Mich; ’ •• ™ ’ ~~' ■ RayTFox-" r,’~"---- Robert' Loose- . • •• 1— Ralph Toupallk 8— Paul Thompson 15—Reo Goodwin 22—Gil Molitor 29—Bob Loose Ralph T6upatll<'‘ March—1968 5—Axner Olson 1 2—John Pierson 19—Bernard Laney 26—Ken Putnam September—1967 5—Chuck Bristol 12—Harry Owens 19—Keath Pearce 26—Fred Culy 2r—Olin Dally 9—Pat Patterson 1 6—Noel Shedd 23—Jim Skinner 30—Bob Kerr • 3—Jim Endifott 10—Ken Leavenworth 17—GOVERNOR VISITS 24—Wil Coulllard . -31—/Charles Bacon •• • May—1968 ! J »*</, ; November—1,967 . ... .. 7—Mark Andrews 14-^-Ray Pitts- ’ ■ ■ .2T—Harvey'.'Bent'-., J 28—John Dean Bernard Laney jplj ’ •• 2—Dick Biringer 9—Fr, Bob Man 1 6—Fred Weeks 23—Les Wise 30—Bob Yingling January—1968 SONG LEADERS ' Ken-:Pytndm,’ j'Ch ' ■ -lohn ■ Viso^y -.- ' ‘j 4—Craig Seb’ald •1 'F-i-rDon Shorno 1 8—Conrad Swart 25—Howard Teeter ' July—1968 26—Vince - Kornstien FoundationFritz VanAken, Ch Ray Pitts 7—Chick Kennedy 14— George Pierce 27,—plpy.ck Woodward 28—Norm Moore . June—1968 r:*’*5 World Community Service— John -Pierson.,Cft • ;,j r . December —^-1967; ... ( .Albert.,Faller 1 ■’' Bobier International youth- Programs .T2—Seton Bovee ' '.Robert'■■.-Yingling/'-'Ch'J -Kf-g-j-john Visosky Rotary , April—1968 October—1967 ★ Matched Dlst. .& Club Program Charles pristof, .Ch . . Occupational Information— Ken Leavenworth, Ch » Gih^Apliton<i>;.,. * Trade & Professional Relations •-. Robert Kerr,- Ch:-!‘ .... 6—Duke Davidson 13— Fred Neer 20—Don Rossltter 27—Bert Faller August—1967 Classification — John Dean, Ch Charles Woodward, Ch Axner Olson, Fred Culy Olin Dally Club Bulletin: Cran Wilcox, ch. Crippled Children— Fred Hough, Axner Olson Lester Wise, Ch Dick Moore, Paul Thompson Roy Patterson Fellowship—Bob Man, Ch. Scholarship Awards & Noel Shedd, Fred Neer, Student Loans— Jim Skinner John Vlslsky, Ch Magazine—Jack Gift Donald Shorno Membership — Mark Andrews, Student Guests*'-^-. Ch; Ken Putnam, Howard '■’B'. K. Pearce, Ch Teeter George Pierce Program—Doug Woodward Public Relations—Doug Wood­ Youth— Harry Owens, Ch ward Duane Davidson Rotary Information—Dick Biripger; Ch;; Bill Bdbijer Sergeant-at-|Arjns —-INTERNATIONAL SERVICE': Carroll Barnes’, • Cn; Santfbrd RICHARD. MOORE—Qirecjor Jolley-,’ " ...... 1970: Dick Moore. February—1968 1967 — 1968 ROTARY PROGRAMS 2— Fred Hough 9— Ray Fox 1 6—Mac McKeith -■J23r-<Jachi Gift.ll , 30—:Harpld Qoadholm SPECIAL j.\’s EVENTS STAG DAY—Clyde Williams ‘LADIES’ NITE—John Pierson Gil Molitor The above is our program schedule for-the-Rotary'Year ’ 1967-1968." If you ..wish- to-change dates.';with another member, advise,-the program chairman of the DOUGLAS' WOODWARD, Program change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. Chairman — Telephone: 278-2314. NAME Address & Rotary Ann' ROTARY RQSTER — AUGUST 1967 - JULY 1968 NAME"" Address &-feotary-Amr-i >. ■ Phoh'e No;J4 Phone No. NAME : Address. &RotpQr Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-506& Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha — .......... 278-8840 278-6033 Craig Sebald, R. R. 2, Morrison Lake — Rita -----278-8318 ■ 278.5358 . > .John Klein,.. Box MBry-Patriqa;. ...7—..............279-9551 . • W.’ Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Karnstieti/^9b Grand St.^-Doi’othy' i-278-5501-' '27*8-6821 t . Donald .V. Shorno/ 156 E. Chicago St. — Louise ... 278-5842 Bernard Laneyf 37^».'Mars*hallt StL'-^Rlpea 278<6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hulk-St.-1—‘-Margaret 278-8006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 • E. tKerv.Lea vepy/prth,--3652 San Souq Begchi-7-Emily. 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle 'Dr.—s-Esther 278-2682 -’ Jarties.-R. Skinnier/ ’R-. -4,- ‘Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekdnsha—Margaret ...2..; 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—-Margaret _ 278-5386 Ff.;?Rob;erf .Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ----------- 278-2811 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—-Clara'12—L. 278-5891 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull---- Lois 278-5828 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-2127 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N.- Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-4486 - -Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol —------------- .... 238-2436 278-5585 278-5819 I Fritz VanAken, 65 E. Chicago St.—Mary Ann Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Qr.—-Barbara -278-5234.' .{.’Gilbert * -Malitor,\ TO Fairfield. Or.—Bernice Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ....... 278-4243 238-2632 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe-.St.—Imogene -.278-6054.. ,. Normand ,Mporer 798 ^ngoja Rd.—Annetta Joh<? ‘Visosky,: 66’’Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Richard D. feoore",’ 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine* 2^8-4191 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—-Dorothy , 279-9471 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lant-Wdne7 ?-* * 278-2818.; •'-Ri/ss^ll- F.' ^o<v^'45vGo’rnwall[-Gt-.-^GIcic{y'» LlX..:.... 278-627% ; •-L. William,-Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct?—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. f4—Beatrice 278-4159 .279-19492v Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—*-EI|en Joi .-. 278-860.9;!- j-.Rpbert Naglet^36.-,W.. Pierce St.-1-Sysan 278-4029 Fred’Nedr, 203 Chicago—Ernestine 278-55’12 * ’ Wesley* VVilburj - T-44 S. cftfy:-Sh ’“. John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 ’ Cranston Wilcox, 22 Edison Ct. — Dorothy 278-2612 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha’ ___ 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 jv^Hafry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ___ 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett -Sf.—Charlotte 278-S47t5 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 278-2979 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris . 278-5318 " 'Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ... Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ______ 278-442^ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ... 278-6341 Jack Gift, 314 Jonesville Rd.—Sharon 279-9668 : .Charles Woodward,. 16-3 Marshall St ......... 278-5033 « George • t Hi,3 petarc^, R: R/ 4^Virginia 2Z8;6322f\ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-651X1: Douglas Woodward, ’R. • 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ... 278-5641 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033, Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Andrew Henry, R. 4, Coldwater-—-Velma. 2Z8-.6250 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ______ 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2790 Frederick A. Hough, 570 S. Sprague Rd.-r-Janet -.— ’279-9501 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons.-Ct.—-Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Marjorie Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce Harry Joseph, 383 N. Hudson St.—Quinn John A. Kennedy,, 389 Grand St.—Wilma. 278-5049 278-6788 278-5790 - . C. Alfred Rice, R. I, Union City—Evelyn ..... 278-2451 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don Rossettef, 331 N. Fisk Rd.—Shirley ____ 278-8580 Of /££ r;.. HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterty—Gretchen 4? OHX. h’Y-OV ......... 278-6730 37 • Gr.,tu The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR A PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:15 P. M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelc^^ f..- FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALIIY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 A �COLDWATER ROTARY REFLECTOR July 18, 1968 COMING UP Our speaker next Tuesday, according to Fred Weeks, will be Harold L. Kohlmeier, who is a sales and marketing consultant. He will discuss the subject of how a customer looks at your business THIS WEEK TIb Club had a chance to get acquainted with Max Adams, new executive manager of the Chamber of Commerce, who predicted that Coldwater, along with the rest o sou Michigan, is about to suffer growing pains. Histalk stressed the importance of prepar­ ing for this growth and the role the Chamber should and can play. VISITING ROTARIANS Dwight Bennett of Van Wert, Ohio, Dick Walters of Reynolds Comers (Toledo), Ohio, Rimer Dobson of Quincy and Al Wiler of Bronson. SPECIAL GUESTS c Robert Luse of San Juan, Puerto Bico, guest of his father, Ernie; Marty Burwell, pianist with Summer Theater troupe, guest of Fr. Bob Man; and Robert Greenich, Chamber president. ROTARY PICNIC No coherent reports. Must have been a success. WORD TO THE WISE '•'Tailgaters, this truck has been in six accieents-and-won them all.'* • (sign.seen.on..large truck) CLOSING TOUGHT Never mind who’s right. Drive and waok--so-you’ll- be left. Seton Bovee �ROTARY CLUB BULLETIN 25, 1968 July PROGRAM THIS WEEK Fred Weeks was in charge of the program this week and brought us Mr. Harold Kohlmeier who spoke on the topic ”How a costumer looks at your business”. Kohlmeier is no neophyte in the business works as his background includes having spent six years with the B. F. Goodrich Company, 1? years with the Standard Oil Company and 18 years as a purchasing agent for the Ford Motor Company. In his job with the Ford Motor Company he controlled the expenditures of $400,000,000 dollars worthy of purchases per year. After retiring from the Ford Motor Compamy Kohlmeier joined Mt. Corey as a Eales and marketing consultant. In his talk he discussed the things that a purchasing agent looks for in a company that he is going to do business with. He indicated the first thing was the people and their appearence added to interest and image of'the company. Secondly he said were the facilities and the kind of condition they were in. Thirdly he indicated wqs the product that they produce I think it was an interesting talk which was applicable and relevant to all of us. Thanks Fred for bringing us a real good program. • ABSENT MEMBERS Bacon, Barnes, Bobier, Bristo, Burandt, Dally, Dean, Gift,.. Kampenga, Kerr, R. Loose, McKeith, Olmsted, Olson., G. Pierce, Pierson, Pitts, Shorn©, Skinner, Swart, Sweet, Teeter, Visosky, Weaver, CL, Williams-and W.-Williams. '"PresxdeTit-Doug.-.would .like you'all to ..make a.special effort to-make up the .absence^.Our percent of attendance last month was down to 84.84$ thus.._we ranked way down at 21 out of 51 Clubs. ... , VISITING ROTARIANS ; • * K Jack Schafer and Lloyd Phillips from Bronson. Ray Ehl and John Holcomb from Quincy. Dick Keag from Kalamazoo. Fred Nichols from Portage. John Elwell from Hamilton, Ohio. EARLY LEAVERS ; There were only two early leavers who signed the early leavers slip. a record. ANUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT That is almost _i The anual golf tournament will be held Monday, August 12th. at Kalamazoo. Persons interested in playing .should get together as foresomes and contact chairman, John Dean as soon as possible. HOME IS WHERE THE POVERTY IS An investigator for the Antipoverty Commission was recently asked to check on reports that a merchant was paying the below standard wage. He went out to the store and’ was introduced to all of the help. This is Gordon, said the merchant* he gets $90*00 per week. This is Billie Joe, he gets $100.00 a week. This young lady is Sue -Ann, she gets $70.00 a week, room and board. Fair enough so far said the inspector, is there anyone, else? Only the half wit answered the merchant, he gets $30.00 a week, tobacco, room and board. Ah ha said the inspector, I wouldlike to speak to him. Your are talking to him right now replied the merchant. Paul Thompson - �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ' August 1, 1968 LOOK UP INTO THE SKY What will be the future demands on the1 BrancjtTCounty' Memorial Airport? This problem will be closely examined by Ralph Hubbard representing Commonwealth Associated of Jackson. This project is largely sponsored by the Branch County Aviation Slub with support from the county, city and industry interests. Mr. Hubbard, last Tuesdays speaker, stressed that the study will look into the present aitport from the expansion idea as well as the possibility of a complete location change. Interest in our airport has grown with increased air travel all over the United States. The future may show the need of our airport for a shuttle service to larger metro-airports. As Coldwater grows, so does out transportation needs. Thanks to Bob Yingling for providing an informative and interesting program and speaker. THE PICTURE ON THE WALL Grandad saved his first dollar in a ten cent frame, now the frame is worth a dollar and the dollar is worth a dime. . v HELP THE HANDICAPPED I Next Tuesdays program chairman Mark Andrews, reports that Dr. D. K. Hibbs, Medical Direct-, or of the Battle Creek American Legion Hospital will present slides and movie films on the many changes to help the handicapped he|p themselves. The following Tuesday Harvey Bent will introduce Fred Tartaglia.of our Community < Health Center who will bring us up to date on our local hospital. A POINT TO PONDER The Rotary wheel has many spokes to support it. .Part of the strength of Rotary is in club attendance and make up meetings. Every new member has this explained in full before a accepting the responsibility of being a Rotarian. .It is as simple as that. It boils * down to a few facts that President Doug Woodward is greatly concerned with. Our club attendance record in the district is the lowest precent it has been in years. Two weeks ago twenty six members were absent. This week nineteen were absent. Make up cards are ’ not coming in. It is very easy to make up at Quincy or Bronson - so - what is the problem? Think about it and you will see that attendance is realty up to no one but you. ROTARY VISITORS AND GUESTS Rotarians Clarence Snyder and Alan Davidsen of Bronson; Cal Dyer of Hamilton, Ohio, and Lee Tomlinson and his guest Earl Siferd of Lima, Ohio. POLITICAL DEFINITION A slush fund is the campaign fund of the other party. Dick Moore I You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wedneiday, 5:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Homo — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M, JONESVILLE - Skyline Rertaurant - Tuecday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce ★ Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director RICHARD August — 1968 Community Safety— Olin Dally 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift September — 1968 Student Guests— Norm Olmsted 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, YouthChuck Woodward Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. October — 1968 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin ■ 15-r-Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Program—Tom Collins Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise ★ An­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley,. James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director . ★ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. ..... r ■ •— Woady_Qraig____ •Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information— ’ a’. Bob.Yingling . . Harry Owens’ Trade & Professional- Relation's Jim Endicott Bill Bobier DISTRICT 63'6'" — ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI ■ Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary 'International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director November — 1968 Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga . ;„'5'77-Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver World Community Service— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga ' Rotary 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart• April — 1969 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December- -r- 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstiert?\, 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson Foundation— Ernie Luse February — 1969 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard : Laney. . 24—Ken Leavenwo'rth July — SONG LEADER Ken Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie .Luse. ,- January — 1969 7- —Bob Loose '■ '' 1‘4—Mac- McKelth . ; *• .'.■21—-Harold; GoodholmJ ' • ; 2.8—Bert Faller’ 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man .. 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin -Dally-- • -y'j 29—Richard Biringer, The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-196,9.' If you'wish to'chang'd dates with another member, advise the program chairman of . the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night,- may appoi nt.' a committee to. assist with the details." TOM COLLINS, Program, Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 '; ' " .".A- , : .... ■ . ROTARY ROSTER —AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann ' ' Phone No; NAME - Address & RotaryAnn .?' Phone No?' ; NAME -■■■ Address. Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct ^Martha1! 278-884Q.’ . Robert E. Rumsey, 118 G^and'St.'!—Phyllis .278;5tQ06 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lone—Kathryn 278-6033 Gordon R. Schiubati's-,'-.RFD 3—Harrie.ttq-.^.,—, ^.,278-2272 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons tf.—Rulfi~GX^L.—,278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia '.'. :. '278-6341 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .— 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther.:, 278-2682.. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 . Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean . 278-8086James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 • E.' Ken Leaveriworthj 3652. San Souci Beachy-Emily 238-2697 William Bobier, 280 Grand St—-Margaret'278-5386 .Conrad. Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude _ 278-4350 Robert; Loose,- R.-.R.. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret ....?.. 767-7508'' Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 ..Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Ernest W.. Luse, R." R.' 4—Ruth;' 278-226-1 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois —. _ 278-5828 Howard-M.' Teeter,156.Cfiurch^St.-r—;Macipn. _. 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E.. Chicago—Edna 278-2811Gust a Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ;_L_ 278-2632 . Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl'Ann Dr.-^-=Sdr6’ 278-6603 Milfordl.A', McKeith, 75 N, (Hudson, St.—Helen 278-2947 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 • Harold. McKnight, R? R. 3^—Carol ,-„2_ 238-243'6'.' Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 NormandJ M'obi’e, 798''Angola Rd.—Armetfa. 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Warner VqnAken,. R. R,, 2—Gladys 278-4243 Richard-Dj Moore, 4?- Carlyle jAye.-yElpine ? 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 279-5094 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .'™_m 278-6278 ' .. John Vijosky,, 66 Sonnet lianeLJ^Sam Olin Dally, 61 Maple. Lane—Jane "278-6635 L. William Weaver, 12 ParSar&Cf—Ghqrl9ne.-.^_J,; 278-6904 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ’ L___ t 278,-4i'59 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ....... 278-8968 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Harry Owens,_ 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 A "-err Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte. _ 278-5475 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Ray C.: Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Rc; rox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris' 278-53J8-- ■ B. ■ K. 'Pe'arce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine, ........ Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 278-2743 Wil -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat 278-4402 -Douglas .Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 2<fe-2759 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—^Virginia ." 278-63’56 . Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon -279-9668... - John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Leslie Woodward,. 1-63- Mdrshair St.—Polly. 278-5033 278-5641 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 ? Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Ray Pitts, 5 • N. Sprague St.—Ruth ? 278-6161 Reo E. Goodwin; 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 « Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _ 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 71; The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE ———Sec. 34.66, P. L & R. A �"He Profits Most IP ho Serves Hest^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan x > The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. » August Qr iqAR COMING UP accordinS to Chairman Harvey Bent, will feature Fred Tartaglia, Health Center Administrator. ------- ---- ------- j His topic, quiet naturally, will be hospitals and will , <of course, cover plans for the new wing at the Health Center here. THIS WEEK Rotarians learned to their suprise Tuesday that the American Legion Hospital in Battlen Creek is not,; as generally believed, a veterans hospital. It has severed aLPJfP°SeM • Sin°e its Jounding hut at present is a rehabilitation center Xch • rffefral basisS. Andrews arranged the program, director an illustrated talk by Bryce Decker, purchasing and personnel director of the Battle Creek insittition. VISITORS There were two visiting Rotarians this week, Dick Emerson of Sturgis and Fred Nichols of Portage. Carroll Barnes had Bernie Wisner as his guest EARLY LEAVERS _» Nine to many. MISSING FACES Biringer, Bristol, Couillard, Culy, Davidson, Endicott, Jolly, Laney, Russ Moore, Nagle, Pitts, Rice, Swart, Teeter, Thompson and Prez. Doug. CLOSING THOUGHT Ten.hot to write ! ! ! ! ! Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck ★ DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-Presidant GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification —• Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee An­ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig .. Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Crippled Children— Jack Gift Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck Woodward 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse < April — 1969 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan February — 1969 August — 1968 Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS September — 1968 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MOORE—Director Community Safely— Olin Dally Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearae LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — January — 1969 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally • 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman.— Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 ' Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 2 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ........... 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody'' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple. Lane—Jane ..... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ___ 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc, "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wil m Fuerstenau, RFD’4-:—Pat ............. 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ,. 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER —- AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ■ James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ' ; 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-4935 .278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 , Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret .. ; 767-750B Emest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ... 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens; 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N, Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia 278-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331. N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley......„ 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene .............................. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—7-Marian 278-4222 Paul W.' Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 27C-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY FREDERICK H. WEEKS ROTARY CLUB quality spring PRODUCTS, inc. o/ Coldwater, Michigan COLDWATER.-,. MICHIGAN Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Q Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis---------- 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta -------------- 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Sharno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155-Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 James R. Skinner, ~R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471' Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 49036 278*6730 �OP “He Profits Most Who Serves Best^j The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Auguu L”67 1968 \ 1 THIS WEEK”S PROGRAM Chuck Bristol came up wijrti a ’’racey” program this week featuring Peter DePaola, a famous racing driver of the 1920’s and currently public relations director for the new Michigan International Speedway in the Irish Hills. DePaola discussed the new multimillion dollar facility but spent most of a half hour royally entertaining his audicence with an adroit mixture of ’’gasoline” and humor. Nice going Chuck. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM Woody Craig has next Tuesday’s program and, according to reports, he is relying upon Casey Medendrop and General Telephone to come up with something interesting as they have done so many times in the past. VISITING ROTARIANS With summer fading the guest list this week dropped to five visiting Rotarians, Aloan Fanter, Jerry Bystry, Ken Gunthorp and Otto Saitz of Bronson and Ben Leonard of Jonesville. Older members may recall that Ben once worked in Coldwater as-an assistant to Put.’s. predecessor, Frank McConkey, Fred 'anderson had Phil Lund as his guest. There were 18 missing faces Tuesday. as early-leavers. Let’s all make up fellas. Seven signed ROTARY SHOW Another Rotary show is 19&9 apparently is in the making. Prez Doug asked for a show of hands of those willing to help and the result seemed to be conclusive. As Chuck Woodward put it, ”Do we have any other choice?” Checks Dividing profits from this year’s rotary show were presented this week by President Doug to Leslie Oney, chairman of the Lake Board, and Leo Dollar, treasurer of the Little League organization. The Club, as you will recall, voted to support these two area projects this year. CLOSING THOUGHT It’s surprising how much better Mack’s meals taste when you are.not the program. Seton Bovee P. S. To continue the ’’harmony” in Chuck Bristol’s home life we should mention that Tuesday’s musical interlude by the Forget-Me-Notes quartet was equally as delightful as the speech that followed. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER OUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. “Xr - JONESVIUE - 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. “ 5“"” "• - ’"•"‘"T' ‘-,J P' "• ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE—Director BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mieh. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ Olin Dally OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent YouthChuck Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise An­ Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - .Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm.. , ■'Woody Craig „ Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott < Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mith 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bpnt 20—BUI Bobier 27— Seton Bovee March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Woodward ★ INTERNATIONAL JOHN 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs ' •» Ken Kampenga Rotary April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins SPECIAL—At the call of the President General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Davidson, ¥ President Rotary International K1YOSHI TOGASAKI ■ Toyko, Japan February — 1969 September — 1968 Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children— Jack Gift 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS Foundation— Ernie Lus6 : . SONG LEADER Ken Putnam ...CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse , 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearoe LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 . 3—Ralph Toupqlik1 " 10;—Vince Kprnstien 1'7—John -Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth • . July — January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith .21’—Harold Goo'dholrrr 28— Bert Faller !■ 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr, 22—Olirt •Daily 29—Richard Biringer If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program .schedule-for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman change. Members haying special' programs, such as Ladies' Night, Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.-r-Ruth 278-5358' Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 . Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle, Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara-.' i__ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois : 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine _ 278-2632 ' Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann.. Dr_-^Bacbara......=.-.t.... 278-5234 Wiiford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—irrtogene ._. 278-6054 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy „ 279.-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane' ____ ‘_ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—r-Ellep' Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 A" ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Re 'ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2-r-Doris 278-5318 Wil m Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat _ 278-4402 Jac-, -lift, 389 Grand—Sharon •— ..... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanpre 278-4517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth —, 27.9-.9.266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 • Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 . NAME Address- & -Rotary Arid Phone' Nd.' Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-^Martha —------... 278-8840 • John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — : - 27-9-9551 • H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshajl St.—Rhea . 278-6951 E. Ken'Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekgnsha—Mai'garet 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R.- R. 4—Ruth r..;.,. r.A. 278.-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-i—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36. Wu Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Normbn C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K»- Peirce; 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine' 278-2743 George H. • Pierce,; ■ RFD .4—r-rVirginia L-278-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 ‘ Ray Pitts, 5-'.'N.*'Sprague St.—Ruth .’______ 278-6161. Kenneth Putnam,. TJ E. Chicago Sif.--—Mabel 279-9550' Mel Rice, 1903' Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley— 278-8580 NAME ' Address '&' Rotary Ann Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise ._ 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .— 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R.. 4, Bronson—Olive---------- 369-9092 Conrad' Swart; ~47K Marshall St.—Gertrude ------- 278-4350 -Robert Sweet, RFD'l-—Arlene ---------- ..........------■>. 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian ------ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara — 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sa>a -------------- 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 -Pprspns Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice __ ___ 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia — ____ 278-4424 ChOrleS' ‘ Woodward; 163 Marshall St... ... 278-5033 Douglas Woodward,'3,'jCotJuialer—Ruth ...... 238-2759 Leslie Woodward; ,Jifr3 Murshab-St:—Polly. Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie FREDERICK H, WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036.', ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A ;. 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. * Robert E.' Rumsey, 1;18- Grand St.—Phyllis ---------- 278-5006 Gordon. R. Schlubatis, RFD -3—Harrietta ------------- 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple’Lane—Virginia------- 278-6341 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 14, 1968 PROGRAM I Harvey-Bent'presentedr-Bred-T-artaglia^ Branch County Community Health Center Administrator. This was an interesting and informative program. Results and not costs of hospital care should be the primary concern. VISITING ROTARIANS; Bronson George Brusak .... ..... Bronson Otto Saitzer ... Lindsey Baker .... Quincy Arthur Germann .... Napoleon, Ohio ............ Portage Fred Nichols ABSENTEES: The following will want to get together for make up. Anderson Barnes Bristol Burandt Craig Faller Gift Kampenga Kornstein Loose Moore, Norman Moore, Rus Rice Rossetter Shedd Teeter Thompson Van Aken, Fritz Williams, Clyde Williams, Warren Wise Woodward. C. Woodward, D. Yingling There also were 11 early leavers ! • ! 1 Next week* s program will be in charge of Fred Culy or vice-versa THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Question ? Why so many absent ? A. Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednecday, 12:15 M. ☆ I BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. ALBION - Part., i STURGIS c. ” BATTLE CRttK Thu,,<loy» 12:15 M. u *“di,°'lum “ M°nd°y- 12:00 M. HILLSDALE - Epiccopal Pariih House - Thunday, 12:15 M. I ANGOLA J Tri.Sr , JONESVILLE - Skyline Roctaurant - Tuetday, 6:15 P. M. 1 UNION citv ’JT j, “ Mon<,oy' 6:30 **• M. union CITY - Methodist Church - Tuecday, 12:10 M. r < Monday' 12:15 M' . �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck ★ Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS —- 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise An­ Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Crippled Children— Jack Gift 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck Woodward JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director World Community ServiceErnie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam 4—Noel Shedd II—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean ; April — 1969 October — 1968 INTERNATIONAL February — 1969 March — 1969 September — 1968 ¥ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Tost— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Community Safety— Olin Dally Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga ★ 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1968 Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan MOORE—Director Program—Tom Collins SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL RICHARD Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ; 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara „ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ..; 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.:—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor' Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rt "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris' 278-5318 Wil: -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4-;-Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ___________ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418. Axner Olson, '340 Grand St -Retha __......'279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ,_______ 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5 N. Sprague St Ruth ' 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 512-5594. 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ___ 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-66J3 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-1033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ■'"FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS; INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A 278-6730 "Seer. 34.66rP’.~lT’& R. - The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ---------- 278-5016 �“He Profits Most JPho Serves Besff) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. lUgUS't 22, I96& THIS WEEKS PROGRAM Program Chairman, Fred Cuiy with the aid of Norm Moore made arrangements for a real fine program, 4 tour through one of our local industries, Midwest Foundry. It was an interesting tour and I am sure it will help all of us to be more up to date on the industry in our city. Fred, Tom Collins and myself think a simular tour for our wives might have a beneficial psychological effect on them. ABSENT MEMBERS Bacon, Barnes, Burandt, Craig, Dean, Kornstein, Rus Moore, Olmsted, Owens, Pierson,-,. Pitts, Teeter and Clyde Williams. You will notice this list is rather lengthly and President Doug would like to have everyone make a special attempt to do make-ups for their absences. Doug recently visited the Kalkaska Club and he was informed that they-had a full year of 100 $ atten dancea EARLY LEAVERS The following signed the early leavers list: Swart, Olson, Goodwin, Laney, Putnam, Endicott, Schlubatis, Moore, Rumsey, Yingling and Kampenga VISITING ROTARIANS Robert N. Henly, Hartford"City, Indiana_and-Charies G. Pilliod of Angola, Indiana. FOR WIVES ONLY Disgruntled Husband; I cannot understand why God made you women so beautiful and yet so dumb. Wife: That’s easy, he made us beautiful so you would many us and dumb so we would marry you I I I I I Wife: How can I cure George from staying out so late at night ? Neighbor: The next time he comes home late call out is that you Henry ? When an intellectual fellow is interested in a girl he,wonders if she has brains or not. The practical man occupies himself with the things he knows she has • Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — W.dn.iday, 12:15 M. 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — W.dn.iday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vlve-Presldent GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce September — 1968 Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Youth- Chuck Woodward Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blringer Membership — Ken Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise An­ Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford INTERNATIONAL JOHN ★ Employer - Employee Relations SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director World Community Service- Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man ■ Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse February — 1969 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plerspn 25—Ken Putnam March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins SPECIAL—At the call of the President General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Crippled Children— Davidson, Harvey Bent 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Olin Dally Jack Gift ¥ President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan1 Safety— Community Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MOORE—Director August — 1968 Classification — Axner Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien ' 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31.—Duke Davidson January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. change. Members having special programs,- such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist -with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—-Lois' 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—-Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy i_____ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple. Lane—Jane — _______ .. 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott. Ave:—Ellen Jo .4 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne : 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ___ 278-8968 A^ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett- St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Re 'ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—-Doris ■ 278-5318 Wil -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat _________ 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon -__________ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—rLonore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _ ___ 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N.. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerf, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _______ 278-8840 .John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .._ 4__ 279-9551. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 [.'Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—-Emily. 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508" Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2436 238-2632 Richard D., Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore,'15 Cornwall- Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-.4198 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C.-Patterson,. 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979. B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce,' RFD 4—Virginia .lj.„___ 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-5641 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd Shirley. 512-5594 278-8580 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE £ NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 •pordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 ■’ Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—-Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian .... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet' Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-442*1 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St .......... 278:5033 Douglas Woodward, R.- 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly _ 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-635’3 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves liesl^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan *. The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. September 12, 19&8 THIS WEEKS PROGRAM Program Chairman, Woody Craig made arrangements for Casey Medendorp, Manager of the Coldwater Office of the General Telephone Company to provide the/program this week. As usual Casey came up with another real fine program, a movie on personal involvement. Thanks Woody and Casey for a real fine program. EARLY LEAVERS Bernard Laney, Conrad Swart and Bob Sweet. ABSENT MEMBERS The seventeen absent members that will need to make up are; Bacon, Barnes Bristol, Burandt, Gift, Goodwin, Kampenga, Kerr, Kornstein, Koss, Leavenworth, Man, Moore - Rus, Olmsted, Pearce, Pierson, and Teeter. VISITING ROTARIANS , 1 Visitors for this week were: Quincy. Charley Hilton from Bronson and John Holcomb from NOTE FROM THE PRESIDENT "President Doug informed me Tuesday that the regime was firmly entrenched at the club assembly Monday night. Many good thoughts came out of this meeting and will be put into action soon. Changes and additions to everything from fines to the bulletin were suggested. Many may be coming soon. All in all, this was one offical best club assemblies seen in many years. We understand Dick Moore won three golf balls at the Quality Springs Stag Golf meet." THIS WEEKS SATIRE " I need a job Senator”, insisted the voter from the lawmakers home town. The Senator thought for a moment, "Well I’ll tell you", he said, "There aren’t any jobs available but this is what I will do, I will get up a committee to investigate why there aren’t any jobs and you can head the committee." Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. • ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M, �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DO''A WOODWARD President p - fl OLLINS Vive-President k , *E PIERCE Secretory DON, ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Community Safety— Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ' KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Chuck Woodward INTERNATIONAL JOHN ¥ Ken Kampenga World Community Service- Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig _ Four-Way Test—• ■" .'John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling;; Harry Owens General Sec'y, Rotary International ‘ GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga .Rotary "' 1' Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Di.st., Rotary.. International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam CLUB March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean April — 1969 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 ★ Program—Tom Collins Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford ★ Norm Olmsted Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS February — 1969 September — 1968 Student Guests— Membership — Ken ★ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Jack Gift Youth- Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Crippled Children— Davidson, Harvey Bent 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Olin Dally Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist MOORE—Director August — 1968 Classification — Axner Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31 —Duke ■ Davidson 'January — 1969 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — . 7— Bob Loose' •' 14—Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 1\ 1-^Norm -Moore .•c'8—-Bob-1 Man . 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Daily 29—Richard Biringer The above isjour, program schedule for the Rotary Year! 968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 ' " ' NA.3E Address & Rotary : Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033' Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5,358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie _LL_:''27b'-682b' Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle ' Dr.-—Esther ■ .2i.~51~278:2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon' — '278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust a Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632' Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St:—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 A" ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Re -Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R_. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wil '-n Fuerstenau, RFD• 4—Pat\..j ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 " NAME ■ Address & Rotary Ann->'‘l-’LZ Phone No. Robert..' 8, Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha; 278-8840 John. Klein,. Box 148—Patricia _ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy '278-65dl: James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 . Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna _ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 1. 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 278-4402 Jack 4>ift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce „ 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 238-2632 278-4198 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ....: 278-2418 - Axner Olson', 340 Grand St.-—-Retha 27-9-9360 . Harry Owens; '24 E. Alden—[Sharon;;. 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ______ 278-6356 John S. Pie.'son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 51 N. Sprague St-----Ruth j 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley..— 278-8580 j .j | NAME Address & Rotary- Ann,,.. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie » FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A —. 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033: 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen _______ 278-673C\< The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand Stj^-Phylfis' 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, 'RFD ;3—-Harrietta 278-2272 ; W. -Noel;.'She^d, ;74- jMaple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shomo, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara — 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys ____ 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williqms, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 •it'dsler F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BesB) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 ROTARY CLUB NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS President Doug announced March 3 - 8» 1969, as Rotary Show week. This is the time of the winter that you are not to plan a vacation. We need all the help we can get to put the show on the road. Duke Davidson and Keith Pearce will be in charge and Grace Patterson will again make our singing efforts sound presentable to the ears. Its an all new show with all new ideas and should be lots of fun to be in. The Board of Directors accepted wtth great regrets the resignation of Reo Goodwin from active membership. It is hoped by the Board that should Reo’s noon business problems work themselves out, that he will be able to rejoin Rotary. SMILE TIME A Diplomat is a man who remembers a woman’s birthday and forgets her age. * * * * ******* * * * * * * # * A drunk stopped a passerby and asked the time. The passerby looked at his watch and told him. . • The inerbriate replied, "I can’t figure it out. . All day long I get a different answer.” THE TOPIC OF TRADE ASSOCIATIONS The importance of trade associations to our everyday lives was ably explained by Mr. Garry Woodbury, V. P. of the Michigan Savings and Loan League, Lansing, Michigan. Trade associations have grown to be an extra arm that we can all lean upon to search out answers to problems, develope new ideas for our uses, and be the go between for manufactures to people and government. Also Mr. Woodbury gave the history and explosive growth of the savings and loan business from its small start in Philadelphia in 1831 to the vast 150 billion dollar concern it represents today. This was a fine and interesting program and thanks tu Ernie Luse for all the arrangements. . 'EXT TUEDSAYS PRCGRAM John Dean will present our local game and concervation officer Lynwood Miller who will give a short talk and show a film on the new fishing wonder of Michigan, ’’The Coho Salmon". Bring your questions and fishing gear for a fine noon program. Next weeks REFLECTOR will have some of the classifications open in our club. This committee heoded by Axner Olson wants your help. Be thinking of some good men who might be interested in a good club. VISITORS AND GUESTS Bronson Rotary had the following as our guests - Robert Boucher, Wendell Hathaway, and Allan Fanter. LETS REMEMBER GUESTS CAN NOT SIT SIDE BY SIDE AND TELL THEM SO. Our Honcr the Mayor M. L. Pillsbury was the guest of Ernest W. Luse. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. i • ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge, Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Sob Rumsey, John Klein. Harvey Bent 1970: Dick Moore MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Community Safety— Crippled Children— Jack Gift September — 1968 Student Guests— Youth- Chuck Woodward Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blrlnger Program—Tom Collins Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford INTERNATIONAL JOHN KLEIN—Director Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Ernie Luse International ★ Employer - Employee Relations . General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SERVICE Matched Dist. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss ¥ Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig , Rotary Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Foundation— Ernie Luse Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch; Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations GoV. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott Bill Bobier CLUB t 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean HISTORIAN Ernie Luse February — 1969 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart April — 1969 October — 1968 Membership — Ken VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan . Norm Olmsted SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Olin Dally Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director August — 1968 Club Bulletin—Dick Moore ★ 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 1—Howard Teeter 8—Pred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupallk 16— Vince Kornstien 17— J.oljn Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson January — 1969 7— Bob Loose .14—Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — ^change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist with the details. Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : — 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust G Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood ''Woody'1 Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc ■ rox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wil *n Fuerstenou, RFD'4—Pat .......... 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ____ ...... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 R*o E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ,. 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 Mei Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. A Address & Rotary Ann ... ... Phone No. Gordon R." Schlubatis, .RFD '3—Harrietta .:----- ■------ 278-2272 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 W.- Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia------- 278-6341 278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Donald V. Shorno, .156 E. Chicggo St.—Louise — 278-5842 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice I.....___ 278-4935 **'Torg Skabo, 155 Ndrrows Rd., R. R. *2—Nellie .— 278-6316 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ■. 278-6951 . James R. . Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—-Olive---------- 369-9092 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Saud Beach—Emily 238-2697 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------- 278-4350 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret .... 767-7508 Robert' Sweet,' RFD 1—Arlene .'.------- ------------------ 278-8942 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _...J..’.——L..—-L 278-2261 . . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian------- 278-4222 ,Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna. _______ 278-2811 ■ Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ... 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _ 238-2436 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann ---------Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd,—Annetta ™.... 238-2632 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys i----------- 278-4243 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara -------------- 279-5094 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys __ ___ 278-6278 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene------- 278-6904 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha 279-9360 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ... 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ,__ 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ..... 278-6356 Leslie Woodward, '163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE NAME' Robert E. ^Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ---------- 278-5006 512-5594 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 27> �‘We Profits Most IP ho Serves Bes^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB/Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 26, 1968 THE COHO STORY An excellent progress report on the Coho salmon. John Dean presented Linwood Miller, conservation officer. The report concerning the Coho was depicted by film. Remember, if you fish for Coho on the big lakes, respect the storm warnings! ’Nuff sed". HAVE YOU 1. 2. Proposed a new member to the club during your time as a member? Why haven’t you? If you have a proposal to make concerning a new member, propose him even though you are not sure the classification is open. ... • • The Club needs new members. The classification committee and the membership committee are meeting in joint session next Monday morning at 8:00 A. M. at the Southern Michigan Bank. List of proposing new members. 1. Submit prospective member to secretary. 2. Secretarywill process the-prospective candidate?.s-iw»^hFough-X$gulajr channels. MARCH 3, 1969 — THAT IS THE WEEK! NEXT TUESDAY’S PROGRAM Tom Collins has it. progress report. Urban Renewal Report. This should be another interesting VISITORS AND GUESTS Bert ward, Rev. Phillips ——————————Bronson John Elwell--------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Hamilton, Ohio Jerry Harbin —————————————————Guest of Ray Pitts -Guest of Fred Weeks Don E. Dulude MISSING Bacon, Burandt, Couillard, Kornstein, Luse, Russ Moore, Norm Moore, Nagle, Olmsted, Rich, Shorno, Skinner, Clyde Williams, Warren Williams and President Doug. EARLY LEAVERS Four. THOUGHT •'Trying to settle a problem with oratory is like attemping to unsnarl a traffic jam by blowing a horn.” Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. ★ 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20—Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Harvey Bent Youth- Chuck Woodward Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blringer Membership — Ken Information—Fred An­ INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director derson, Les Wise Matched Dist. & Club Program BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon ¥ World Community Service— SPECIAL—At the call • of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Ernie Lose ★ Employer - Employee Relations DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Ken Kampenga Jolley, James Koss Bob Sweet, C.hm.Woody Craig Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Lose SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart CLUB 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean April — 1969 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise \ 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 ★ Program—Tom Collins Rotary March — 1969 September — 1968 Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Safety— Olin Dally Jack Gift Pearce 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Palterson I 8—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director Community Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, ■ Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens May — 1969 iS 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson ■ 26—Bill Weaver. June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John :Kfein 24—Jack Gift 31 —Duke Davidson . •' 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — January — 1969 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith '2’1—Harold • Goodholm 28— Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having'special, programs, such'as Ladies' Night, may-, appoi nt a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgerrioor Rd.—Marjorie ___ 278-6821 Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—-Esther 278-2682 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia :....■___ _■ 279-9551 ,. H. Vincent Kornsti.en, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice ____ ______ '278-4935' Bernard Laney,-372 Marshall St.—Rhea... 278-6951. Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean i. 278-8086.. .E. Ken Le.gvenwp£th, 3652 San Souci Beach;—Emily 238-2697 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508' Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth' * 278-2261 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ____ 278-2811 Gust C. Burandt; 75 N.-Circle Dr^Josephine 278-2632' Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara .; _ 278-5234 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol ... 238-2436 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy J ’ 279-9471 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane ..___ 278-6635 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce. St.-—5usan . _ 279-9492 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 Norman C., Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .... 278-2979. Rc/ rox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 B. K. Pearce, 97. Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Will -m Fuerstenau, RFD'4-:-Pat .. 278-4402 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—^Virginia 278-6356 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Ray Pitts, 51 N._ Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Ri’o E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Kenneth Putnam,' 11 E. Chicago St.'—Mabel ...’. 279-9550' Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd.,'Jackson—Lillian -512-5594 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd Shirley. 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Sec. 34.66, P E^^JjEpLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis .. 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155' Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinnet/ -R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 '..'Conrad' Swart, 471 :Marshall St.—Gertrude ___ 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5,. 1573 W- Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279- 5094 L. Willianj Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R'. 'R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R,2—Celia , 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ____ 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly A..... 278-5033 278-6393 1 �S'‘We Profits Most IPho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. j------------ 1------ ------------------------ Cctobr. 3, I96R_____________ —------- ----------------- -------------- UPDATE ON DOWNTOWN RENEWAL Tom Collins, program chairman, said he was filling in for Dick Moore, Renewal Project Director, but we believe Tom has the subject well under control. Tom presented a short history of the three year old project jm. was helping downtown merchants tackle a job that was too tag for them al0"®* Th“ one and a quarter million dollar program has a target completion date of 1971. There is much more planning, work and waiting to be done before the firstRiding tall be started but we should be on the way this next spring. Thanks to Tom Collins f an informative program. RESIGNATIONS ACCEPTED Your Club Board of Directors accepted with regrets the resignations of- Frits Van Aken and Charles Bacon. Fritz, as we understand, has joined a Rotary Club in , California. We have been receiving-^nake-up cards from_JFritz as he wants to keep ha sXnLrce record go'^g .Chuck Bacon has -found his work to demanding "end meetings he would like to. We- hope,- should-hi^nireumstances-•• change, Chuck will rejoin us in the near future. ******************************* 3% COMING ATTRACTIONS * * * * * * * *********** *. * * October 15th. Lets have the 100$ meeting^ District Governor, Bob Winkel will be here for club a» emb^. .Lets.make him feel ** at home and give President Doug,a present of a 100$ meeting, If you can "not * J attend please“plan to make up. * * * OCTOBER 29th. LADIES NITE * - Nite' at the -Country Club with- dinner and., a. ..... No noon meeting. It isTadi* date on your-calander gals, and be s^re you remind • ■plannedTTragramn.. .Put’the ■ , More news^about. .this., later# * your husband to come home for lunch that Tuesday. * ’ * *"*"* ************ ** ******* ************** * ** . . . . .t. a. & & & & ... * -■ * * * WANT TO SEE A ROCKET SHOT Lynn-Boudurant, .Junior-High Planetarium ^thS^rtagTfctary a Cape Kennedy,.Flordia trip D’^c®^er s . p $92t00 and this is everything. Ptanetataumvisit YOU aSrSCre^^L K^union High... Jt-is-from December except meals*.. It you. are 21st. to the . ” WHAT ? NO QUESTS ta davs No guests and twenty members were-absent. ■ ” jijext. week- lets Just go back to using the.Rotary Bell*- . Russ Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12s15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON -r Congregational Church - W.dneiday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parlch House- Thursday l2:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6.15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. . �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ Classification — Axner DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Pearce Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Student Guests— Information—Fred An­ Chuck Woodward BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford INTERNATIONAL JOHN i KLEIN—Director Four-Way Test—• John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information— Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER July — January — 1969 Ken Putnam CLUB June — 1969 December — 1968 • 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ernie Luse International May — 1969 November — 1968 Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE Matched Dist. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations April — 1969 October — 1968 derson, Les Wise ★ 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Norm Olmsted Program—Tom Collins Rotary March — 1969 September — 1968 Youth- Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON —- Organist Safety— Olin Dally Davidson, Harvey Bent 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director Community Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD HISTORIAN Ernie Luse The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Grde Dr Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-5828 Gust Q Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Re/ Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Will, m Fuerstenau, RFD* 4—Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Jdarold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ____ 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann ‘Phone No. NAME Mel Rice, 1903 KIbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley Address & Rotary Ann 512-5594 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR dSDh ** Wl A flTR Wilk. * ■ tf&X ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan ting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. A '4, . - FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ELK’S TEMPLE l'**W Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann ____ Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara _ 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth _ 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 278-6501' H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W., Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .... 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave,—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5 I N. Sprague St Ruth . „ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 ■ 1111 III—tw 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves BeJ^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. OCTOBER 10, 1968 DON’T FORGET Next Tuesday will mark the-official visit of District Governor Bob Winkel to »ur club. Pres Doug would appreciate a 100 per cent attendance and participation.__.He -'has announced that there will be no early leavers so if you cannot stay for the program, it would be wide to plan make up. OUTDOOR EDUCATION The Coldwater schools have pioneered in the field of outdoor education, club members learned*this week in a talk presented by James Miller, director of outdoor education. Miller’s talk covered the history of the interesting experiment and was illustratedr-tjy^-color'Blides. Jim Endicott gets a pat on the back for arranging this program. HOP - RAY Ray Ehl of Quincy and Ray Smith of Bronson were the visiting Rotarians this week. Other guests were Boyd Wiggins, a former membeS^Txn^ldvin^ipr Marshall; ..Leslie Obey, Fred Tartaglia, James Carr, and former boldwater’resident, Sid Lawrence. MISSING FACES Barnes, Couillard, Dean, Goodholm, Kampenga, Komstien, Laney, Norm Moore, Putnam, Rice, Van Aken, Weaver, Clyde William^ and Yingling. Let’s make up fellas.J CLOSING QUIPS Zip Codes help the post office delay your mail more efficiently. Did you ever see a college kid burn his parent^ credit card? Aetheism doesn’t have a prayer. Seton Bovee / /_____________________ i You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ! MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday,12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. V I I ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. | ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. I BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1969s Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970; Dick Moore COMMUNITY SERVICE Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Davidson, Youth- Chuck Woodward Rotary ★ Information—Fred An­ INTERNATIONAL JOHN Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford SERVICE KLEIN—Director SPECIAL—At the call of the President ¥ World Community Service- Ernie Luse Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information— Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier CLUB 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearoe LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ken Kampenga VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Matched Dlst. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon April — 1969 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens derson, Les Wise BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart October — 1968 ★ Program—Tom Collins Public Relations—-Seton Bovee March — 1969 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Norm Olmsted Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blringer MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam' September — 1968 Student Guests— Membership — Ken 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Safety— Olin Dally Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce February — 1969 August — 1968 Community Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director RICHARD June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Bi ringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night' may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265Jdull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51. N. .Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand, St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand* St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57*. Holl—Lois- 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ,_i 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood '*Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ; 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane ; 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 A'lsrt Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 WJi.-, -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat 278-4402 Jac'. Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Sdntford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr 279-9668 278-6517 279-9266 278-5049 Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha _____ 278-8840 John Klein, Box. 148—Patricia ... 279-955J H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. * R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr, Robert Man,-379 E. -Chicago—Edna .278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _ 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Rus.sell F, Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce' St.—Susan* i 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison ,Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—-Retha 070.09x0 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—-Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _ 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—'Virginia 278-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5 ! N. Sprague St Ruth 1____ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jacksori—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N.. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 512-5594 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 * Fred. H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice ________ ... 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.'—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoi'rie* 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R.- Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ___ 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann bH—Sara 278-6603 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Bes^^ , The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. October 17, 1968 TAKING THE "IN" "OUT" Bob Wlnkel, our Governor of District 636, spoke to the club last Tuesday, He stressed the importance of fellowship as the key to a successful Rotary Club, Bob lives in South Haven and must visit all 51 clubs in our district. He also explained that Rotary International President, Kiyoshi Togasaki felt that the key word for this year in Rotary was "Participate", Take an active part in Rotary, your job, community, and international contacts. Our world is much smaller through global communication and it is our job as Rotarians to do all possible for better local and world understanding, A very small group attended the club assembly dinner with Governor Bob, All club reports were read and ideas from other clubs were exchanged and hopefully will be put^jiq use in our club projects. We enjoyed having Bob Winktl as our guest and wish U* iff .n return whenever possible, GUESS WHAT t 1 » t t t t When a man says he has a clear conscience, it often means he has a bad memory. The trouble with some people today is that they are educated beyond their intelligence. Some men are too vain to use the ideas of others. The wise man is to smart not to. NEWS FROM ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The following notes are from Rotary International President Kiyoshi Togasaki of Japan, pertaining to the May 25 to 29, 1969 Hawaii Convention; "I call on you to begin the ground work to assure that your club has representation at the 60th annual convention. The Host Club of Honolulu will bring the spirit of Hawaii with all its splendor and excitement to all visiting Rotarians and their guests. The housing forms will be distributed beginning this October and we urge you to make requests for housing as early as possible to be assured of obtaining the type of accommodations you desire." EVENTS TO LOOK FOR October 27th. from 2 to 5 P» M, Open house at Englewood Senior Citizens Project. Many Rotary members have some hand in this project. Lets all help make their open house a success. October 29. Ladies nite - how could you forget that 1 1 Also remember "no noon meeting." March 3-8, 1969 Rotary Show week. Please don’t start your vacation till after the show. We may all have to leave town together. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1F ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON ■“ Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stat. Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Fred Weeks, Chuck ★ Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 Classification — Axner DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER Club Bulletin—Dick Moore President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward •Bob Rumsey, John Klein, 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSH1 TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan August — 1968 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bpnt 20—Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Olin Dally Crippled Children— Chuck Woodward INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE ¥ World Community Service- VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations Ernie Luse International • • John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson- July — January — 1969 • Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier June — 1969 December — 1968 Foundation— Ken’ Putnam 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver ••• .Erhle:'■ Luse SONG LEADER May — 1969 November — 1968 Ken Kampenga Four-Way Test— 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens KLEIN—Director Matched Dist.' &* Club Program Jolley, James Koss Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Norm Olmsted Youth- Public Relations—Seton Bovee March — 1969 September — 1968 Student Guests— Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Safety— Membership — Ken Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Community February — 1969 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson 1 8—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS Davidson, Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise ★ MOORE—Director Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 7—Bob Loose' '•* •' 14— Mac McKeith CLUB HISTORIAN ' Ernie Luse . 21—Harold Goodholm . 28—Bert Faller 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man' ■ . ■ 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Bi ringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year. 1968-1969. If you wish to. change dates with another member, ..advise the'program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night may appoint a committee to assist with the details. • TOM' COLLINS,. Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth c.278-5358 ’ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemioor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier; 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 14*8—Patricia 279-9551 278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice __ 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ._. 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W.. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _________ ■ 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ... 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 . Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C,. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 1____________ 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine...; 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara’ . 278-5234 Wilford Couillard^.60 N, Monroe St.—Imogene .„. 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Cfaig", 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy : ; 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Harry, .Qvyqns, 24 E. . Alden—Sharon .278-5.028 A!uert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ..r—J-278-5475'’- Roy’Ci" Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . ’278?2979 ’ Re cox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris __ 278-5318 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Will'—n Fuerstenau, RFD"4—Pat 278-4402 R?°rge H, .Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ,. 270-6356.; Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _____ 279-9668 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora _ 278-5641 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Ray Pitts, 5 i N. Sprague St Ruth _____ 278-6161 R.»o E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ,. 278-5049 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 278-8580 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley NAME Address & Rotary Ann Paul yt. 'Thompson, 57. Cheryl -Anr\ Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara ..' 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R.. 2—Celia ' ’ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ____ 238-2759 Lesllef Woodward,1 1‘63 Mdrihull St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ..... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno; 156 :E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ..;. 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad. Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrv.de .278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene ^...^.J.,„.'j27S-8942 ■Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Mariant.-LiJ.j.'278-4222 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �‘We Profits Most Who Serves Be^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 24, 1968 Programs ■ Bill Weaver presented Carl Korb who Introduced the club to some very beautiful Insects through the medium of slides. This was an outstanding Informative program. Nineteen absent members and the early leavers missed a terrific program. ABSENTEES: Owens Pitts Putnam Shedd Skinner Klein Koss Loose, Robt. Moore, Russ Olmsted Bovee Bristol Burandt Col 1 Ins Davidson Attention lie' ! Ladies night next Tuesday - 6:30 P. I’.. Thompson Williams, C. Rossetter Rice Cost - $8.00 per couple. You are urged to attend this evening out with the missus. Location * Country Club. No noon meeting Tuesday October 29, 1968. Vince Kornstein demonstrated he has not lost the touch in bringing out the round tones from the “boys’’. Nice Job, Vince! President Doug Is happy about the attendance record * hope you nineteen make up. GOOD -BY AMERICA V’e’ll remember you as a land with the greatest middle class in the world - and the greatest educational system - If you’re white ...................... a country with class discrimination as well as racial. .... a people who are cold, indifferent, and preoccupied - ignorant about American system and American history. But we’ll also remember lhe quality of the American Blue Collar worker and the esteem In which he is held .... how well labor and management work together..... how American woman is emanlclpatdd in the business world. We’ll rembmber your form of education as much better than others - commynlsm will never win out In America / These strong opinions came from some of the 3^ exchange students from twenty two countries attending colleges In the Cincinnati, Ohio, area who gathered at a “Going Home Seminar” conducted by the Rotary Club of Cincinnati! For further Information concerning the above opinions, read the October Rotarian. I I’ore about Insects: They have heads - they have bodies - they havq stinging ends. This Is the end. See you Tuesday night at the Country Club^ Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M’. BRONSON - Con8rofl<itlonal Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge, Auditorium — Monday, ’,12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Epl»copal Parhh Houco - Thurcday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Roctaurant - Tue,day, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 Pl. M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEQRGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER . < Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodwarci,' Bob Rumsey, John Klein. . (. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MOORE—Director Community Safety- Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Olin Dally »( Crippled Children— Club Bulletin—Dick Moore - t,, Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Student Guests— Davidson, Youth- Chuck Woodward Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Information—Fred ★ ‘ 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent :i0—Bill Bobier1 27— Seton Bovee • INTERNATIONAL SERVICE An­ 4—Noel Shedd 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig . 17—Fred Culy . ... 24—John Dean " Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon * JOHN KLELN-t-Di rector" ★ Employer' *' Employee Relations President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Ken Kampenga World Community Service— VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Matched Dist. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Bob,Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEQRGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Ernie Lose International Youth Programs ' Ken Kdmpenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Goy. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott- ■ Bill Bobier II —Don Shorno 1 8—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse April — 1969 •, 1—Jim Endltott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens derson, Les Wise BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam March.— ,1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Rotary February — 1969 September — 1968 Norm Olmsted Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1968 Classification — Axner Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD May — 1969 .. :• November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—-Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June'— 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift31—Duke Davidson January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 3—Bob Sweet. 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-J9.69. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386? Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34- Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Aye.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma A'hert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 Rc, '"ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Will, m Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat . 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. ^Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .. 278-5049 Kertneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8. Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 'Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta _ 238-2632 Richard D'. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Ol$on, 340 Grand St.—Retha .. 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine . 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ... 278-6356 John S. Ple.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 R6y Pitts, 5 N. Sprague St Ruth i____ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel ... 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Shirley Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd | 512-5594 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .'. 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALIFY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian ....... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.-—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky,. 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 7» 196^ This month’s student guest attended their first club luncheon Tuesday. They are Bruce Blanchard and Tom Lopez. Let’s take the trouble to get acquainted with them. Afterall, It pays to advertise - - the club, that Is. Pesticides and their proper use provided an enlightening program this week. The speakerwas Bill Thompson, Michigan State University extension specalist. He said the biggest problem in connection with pesticides is thelrmisuse by the general public. The home owner, he clamis, is a less knowledgeable user than the farmer and is guilty of a lot of water pollution. Paul Thompson deserves a can of blue DDT for coming up with this excellent pro.gram. Visiting Rotrains this week came from our three major neighboring communi ties» The list included William Coats, Union City; Garnett, Jerry By st ry, Ray Smith and Gordon Van Wieren of Bronson; and Chuck Gelshert of Quincy. Vince Kornstein has joined the VIP ranks. In case you missed it in the newspaper or at this week’s meeting, he has been appointed president of the Douglas Division of the Scott and Fetzer Company. Nice going fella Next Tuesday Ray Pitts pains to present Brent Vasey, Quincy faculty member, who accompanied a group of students to Europe last summer. We caught this program at Quincy recently and It packs more interest than the usual travqlogue. Closing thought ------- Sometimes it pays to be subtle like the man who Inserted a classified adv. that read: "If the person who-stole *ifr hub caps returns the car, no-questions ..wj 11 be-asJced. Seton- Bovee. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - CongregaWonal Church - W.dn..day, 12:15 M. * I ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturge. Auditorium - Monday, 12:0° M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. | CREEK - Hart Hotel -Monday,12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stato Cafe Mon ay, . .. . UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tu.sday, 12.10 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline R.stourant - Tu.sday, 6:15 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY——Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GeORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 19Z0: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Safety— 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Soton Bovee Olin Dally Crippled Children— Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Student Guests— Youth- Chuck Woodward Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Information—Fred An­ INTERNATIONAL JOHN BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford SERVICE KLEIN—Director ¥ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Matched Dist. & Club Program World Community Service— Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Ernie Luse Youth International Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Four-Way Test—• Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens , i SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich I CLUB 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ken Kampenga Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon April — 1969 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens derson, Les Wise ★ 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart October — 1968 ★ Program—Tom Collins Rotary March — 1969 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson 1 8—'John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam September — 1968 Norm Olmsted Harvey Bent February — 1969 August — 1968 Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director Community Bristol ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD June — 1969 December — 196B 3—Bob Sweet 1 0—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14—Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the 'The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — ♦ Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address fl Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews/? 25 ■ Parsons Ct.’—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25, Ricfgemoor Rd.-—Marjorie;. 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret . ' 278-8006' Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .i —.. 278-2682" Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 1_ - 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust TL Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr".—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara — 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Ljane , 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ....... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte,——. 278-5475 Rc/ Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD"4—Pat ___ 278-4402 Jpck Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 F>o E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _ 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, Bax 148—Patricia .... .............. , , JJ. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-8840 279-9551 278-6501 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 . Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 1 278-2261 ? Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnigh’t, R. R. 3—Carol .._______ 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richord D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492' Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha __________ 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce; 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora „ 278-564’1 Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903’ Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd Shirley. '512-5594 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER ■ John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ____ 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia — 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 1'56 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene L_____________ 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl 'Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573, W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, - 163 Marshall St.-rPolly _ — 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^/) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 29, 1968 I F nFORTY YEARS UNDER THE MASTHEAD” . Seton Bovee presented an outstanding program last Tuesday# The speaker was "'eton Bovee. It was the true (?) confessions of a newspaper man told onjy as Seton could tell it.• Starting with his early days on the Pontiac Press during 1920’s and the Coldwater Weekly in the 30*s, and the Coldwater Report of today. The forty years must have been worth it, because Seton enjoyed telling about it as much as we enjoyed hearing it. Thanks for a fine program. ZOOM - BANG - ZOOM Chuck Bristol announces that next Tuesdays speaker will Mr. G. DePaulo, 1923 winner gfethe Indinnapolis -500 Race. Mr. DePaulo will fell us of the new Michigan International ' locatecr in the Irish Hills. Should be interesting. Put on your crash helment and ’ be sure to attend. BOARD MEETING NEWS Your Rotary Board accepted with regrets the resignations of Olin Dally and John Visosky. Both men were active Rotarians and will be missed in club activities. Olin feels that his business demands more of his time especially during mid-day hours. John has taken a position in the Saline school area. District Covenor Robert Winkel of South Haven, will be in Coldwater October 15th. This date will be here before we know it, so lets be thinking and doing our reports. Club attendance is up from our low spot a couple of points. President Doug is encouraged but not satisfied. Lets all make the extra effort and get that 100$ meeting. A CLOSED MOUTH GATHERS NO FEET Did you ever think that a politician might stand on his record because it is too hot to sit on. VISITORS AND ABSENT MEMBERS Cal Dyer and John Elwell of Hamilton, Ohio, were back to see us. we ought to take them in our club. John Walker thinks Twenty-four were absent.. We will not list them as they know who they are. If you missed Wednesday at Bronson remember Quincy will not meet next Monday. Sorry about that. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Unio” Church - Monday, 12:15 M. 1’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge. Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Eplccopal Parish Hou.. - Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Crippled Children— September — 1968 Student Guests— 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, Youth- Harvey Bent Chuck Woodward Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Membership — Ken Public Relations—Seton Bovee An­ Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford INTERNATIONAL JOHN Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga Jolley, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations SERVICE KLEIN—Director World Community Service- Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig s Four-Way Test— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken- Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens SONG LEADER Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott Bill Bobier CLUB 1—-Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd • II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—-Rtilph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift31—Duke Davidson January — 1969 Ken Putnam February — 1969 April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Norm Olmsted SPECIAL—At the call of the President General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Safety— Olin Dally Jack Gift ¥ President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Community Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MOORE—Director August — 1968 Classification — Axner Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969s Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 3—Bob Sweet .,10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Daily 29—Richard Biringer ,The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. 'TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ....... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie : 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ....... 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ’278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box. 148—Patricia 279-9551 . 278-6J01 H. Vindent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy: James E. Koss, 11 .Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney,' 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ___ 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ...;. 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N; Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ’ 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .■ 278-6278; Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Sutan 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy _____ 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha _____ 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon ..1 278-5028 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Rc, 'ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wil -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat G________ 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E.. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 R?o E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 6T5 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 5 i N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-2979 278-2743 278-6356 278-5641 278-6161 < 279-9550 L 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley*.:.-. 278-8580 NAME Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonn^t-^Lane—Sara L. William' Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ■ Fred H. Ifi/eeks, R. R. ".'4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie FREDERICK Fl. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. GOLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A . 278-4243 279-5094 278-6904 ?. 278-4159 278-8238 _ 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 2^8-6393 HONORARY MEMBER ■ John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—^Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, ’156- Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, .27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5,: 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 ’ 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes£) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. NOVEMBER 14, 1968 ROTARY FOUNDATION WEEK This is Rotary Foundation Week, November 10 through 16. We pledge our support (and all our fine money) to Rotary International. It is their purpose to continue Graduate Fellowship programs for young men and women to visit lands other than their own, to study and contribute, to increase international understanding. This is one of the fine projects of our Rotary International. HOW TO TRAVEL WITH 200 TEENAGERS PRAY A LOT Brent Vasey, Quincy High School history instructor, presented a very informative color slide talk on his last summers trip to Europe as a chaperon for area high shcool students. Although only two were from the Branch County area, the group became almost 200 when they all were finally together in Italy. This was a chance in a lifetime for the kids and from the pictures and the tales told by Brent, the chaperons learned a thing or twoalso. Thanks to Ray Pitts, progran chairman, for all the arrangements. « EXCELLENT READING IN THE ROTARIAN In the Rotarian for Nc*3mber there are many fine articles for your reading pleasure. Try the ’‘Elk Hunt" for real out-of-doors entertainment. Also "Japans Remarkable Monkeys" was just reprinted in the current Readers Digest. VISITING ROTARIANS Rotarians with us today; Robert Stephenson, Reading; Don Hunsicker, Bronson; Ray Ehl, Quincy; Charles Pi Hard, Angola; Linus Heyden, Battle Creek. Lets not forget to meet our November student guests. Tom Lopez and Bruce Blanchard are with us and will get to know us and Rotary. Make them feel at home. COMMUNITY SERVICE I Community Service means those things a rotarian does which demonstrates his thoughtfulness of and helpfulness to others in the community. DEMOCRACY IS BASED_upon the conviction that there are extraordinary possibilities in ordinary people. Think about it. Dick Moore / / You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ;MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE a 100% MEMBER CY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. S ISON — Congregational Church -* Wednesday, 12:15 M. OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. : /HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House -r Thursday, 12:15 M. / JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stats Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mieh. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santfard Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Crippled Children— Jack Gift Pearce Davidson, Harvey Bent Student Guests— 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Youth- Chuck Woodward Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blringer Public Relations—Seton Bovee Information—Fred INTERNATIONAL JOHN An­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford SERVICE KLEIN—Director ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary. International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Ken Kampenga World Community Service^- Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig , Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Four-Way Test— Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens k ; SONG LEADER • , r . . Ken Putnam , Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich < Matched Dlst. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon ; .’ • March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart April — 1969 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens derson, Les Wise ★ 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 Program—*Tom Collins Rotary February — 1969 September — 1968 Norm Olmsted Magaxlne — Duke Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20—Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Olin Dally Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1968 Classification *— Axner DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, MOORE—Director Community Safety*— Bristol ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — Janudry — 1969 1——Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer - 7—Bob-'toos'e J 14— Mac McKeith 21;—Harold Goodholm ’28—Serf Faller '."r’J ' The above is out program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 , : , NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, -25 Parsoris Ct.—Ruth' 278-5350 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.-—Marjorie :. 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther __;___ • 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 iCarlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara .. 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57< ‘Hull—Lois ______________ 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara .... .. 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene . 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody’’ Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Aye,—Dorothy — 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane :.____ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jq 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 .Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72‘Cheryl-'Ann'Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 A'kert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc - "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-53.18 Wii* -n Fuerstenau, RFD’4—Pat ________ 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .....; „.L. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517. Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ... . 279-9266 Santf&rd Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce I_____ 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 s JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann.Phone No. NAME '• Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter,. 331 N. Fiske Rd;—Shirley. .. 512-5594 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBW1'' John Walker, 33 Ddughtferty-LsGretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Robert B. Kerr,. 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 -‘-Gdrdon'k. Schlubatis, RFD>3^-Harrietta. _j .,-..278-2272 John Klein,' Box 'i 48—Patricia -L 1____ 279-9551 W. Noel, Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935-. ' TorgSkabo, 155 Narrow.s Rd., R;. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall-St.—Rhea .......j.J. 278-6951 Jqmes. R;. . Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive., 369-9092 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 Sah- Souci Beqdft——Erplly 238-2697'• Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ___ 278-4350 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Ernest W.. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St. — Marian .... — 278-4222 Fr. Robert Man, .379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5,. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol LT 238-2436 Fritz.‘VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Normand Moore,. 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 ' Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard; D. Moorfe, 42 Carlyle 'Ave.—Elaine L. 278-4198 John' Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Russell F. Moore, .15 Cornwall Ct.-rr-GIqdys 278-6278 L. William Weaver, 12 'Parsons 'Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Norman C.. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma — 278-8238 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha 279-9360 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia _ 278-6356 Leslie ■ Woodward, 163-Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Robert ,.G. Yingling, 21. Scott — Natalie .., — ... C ’JPdj* Ray Pitts, 5.‘ N. Sprague St Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 L 21 q£ �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 20, 1968 THIS WEEKS PROGRAM Program Chairman Harry Owens came up with another winner for this week. JJe presented Mike Hurst Executive Vice-President of Win Schuler’s Incorporated. Hurst is a gradua­ te of Michigan State University in the school of Hotel-Resturant IfanageiiienU discussed the restaurant business and how it has changed. At one time Hurst indicated, all that a restaurant needed to provide was just good food. Today the single most important thing in the restaurant bustiness is atmosphere. All in all it was a real interesting talk and Harry Owens is to be congratulated for coming up tith such a fine program. Probably acting president Tom Collins came up with the most appropriate comment about the program. He said it was a real cheesy one. VISITING ROTARIANS Al Wiler and Bert Ward in Bronson. Ray Ehl from Quincy. GUEST Fred Tartaglia was the guest of Jack Gift. EARLY LEAVERS Pearce, Toupalife, Endicott, Dean, Moore, Bristol and Clyde Williams. ABSENT MEMBERS Coni Hard, Craig, Faller, Kempenga, Laney, Man, Olson, Patterson, Pitts, Rice, Schlubatis, Sweet, Teeter, Williams, Doug Woodward, Chuck Woodward and Yingling. NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM ' Program Chairman Ernie Luse has made arrangements for fellow Rotarian Bill Fuarstenau to present the program. Incidentially next week Bob Rumsey will be presiding as both President Dough and VicePresident Tom are planning to be out of town. LAST CALL This is the last call for anyone that has a project which is very near and dear to his heart to suggest that ib be included as one of the possibilities to which profits from the Rotary show be given. THIS WEEKS QUIP A Rotarian went to the doctor to see if there is a cure for snoring. The doctor asked does it bother your wife? which the man replied, no tfc-j*8t embarrasses her. It’s the rest of the congregation it bothers. t Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. i ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. ■ BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol ★ Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent Student Guests— Program—Tom Cbllihs ' Public Relations—Seton Bovee' Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise An­ Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS . ¥ • SPECIAL—iAl the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE JOHN 'KLEIN—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Four-Way Test— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man President Rotary International KIYOSHi TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SONG LEADER Ken Pu’tnam Trade .& Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise ;xy;.2,9—Chuck Woodward CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie .Luse May — 1969 November — 1968 • 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted 5—-Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson •. ?.;26e-;Bi 11 Reaver,:-;} Ken Kampenga Employer - Employee Relations DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL April — 1969 1—Jim Endicott * r 8—Rdo Goodwin f 15—Gov.erqpr .Visits 22—Ernest LuSe 29—Harry Owens World Community Service— Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart October — 1968 Jolley, James Koss Regular •— 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon March — 1969 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Chuck Woodward Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Blringer 1970: Dick Moore 1971Charles Bacon,' Tom Ccillins, 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam September — 1968 Youth- Membership — Ken . . . Crippled Children^— , Davidson, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. February — 1969 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Norm Olmsted ★ ★ Safety— Olin Dally Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath DIRECtErS — 1969; Doug Woodward, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Community Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Santford Jolley. . • ' 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director August — 1968 Classification — Axner OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD . 'June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein’ 24—Jack Gift 31—Qukp -Davidson .■ July — January 77^,.1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith . .21—Harold Goodholm • 28—Bert;F.a.l|er,-. • .1—Norm .Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richa.raL Biringer The above is our program schedule for,the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members' having special programs, such as' Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary .Ann-. . Phone.No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Tl.' 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret —.... 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37- Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lals'" : 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,.—Imbgene'.... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma- __ 278:8968 \,uert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy "ox, 16 Morrison-Lake; R.;-R.- 2—Doris 278,-5318 Wii.i-m Fuerstenau, RFD’4—Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ________ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore __ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth L ' 279-9266 Santforcl Jolldy, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .278-5049 Kennetlf Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr; Betty -278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969... ,■ NAME A.ddress & Rotary Ann Phone'No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-—Martha 278-8840' John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .... • 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice :__ i____ 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beachy-Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W.. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E, Chicago—Edna .......... 278-2811. Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ..—— 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 ..Normand .Moore,''798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St Susan 278-4198 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, ..340 Grand St.—Retha ____ ..... 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. 'Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—^Virginia' 278-6356 John S. Pie.-son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5 i N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel L 279-9550 'Mel* Rite; 1903 Kibby Rd;, Jackson-M-llllan __L. 512-5594 . Don O. . Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske. Rd.—Shirley ... 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann ' ’ HONORARY MEMBER ;; J.ohn . Walker, jjp3 -"Daughterly—Gretchen.' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLD,VATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Q Phone No. Robert E.. Rumsey, ll-B'Grdrid St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul’W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Sara — 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-6730 �“Z/e Profits Most IPho Serves Besq^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 2fi, 1968 PROGRAM Thanks td frfed Anderson for siibstltutlhd for Efnie Lu^e fol* presenting Bill Fuerstenau who gave d v4ry ihformattVd tblk orl changed in Society affecting the religious commdnitV* He al&d pbintea out thd reactions of religions community as: 1) resist changes 2) go aloflt) with tkb changes 3) act in the new society. Those who were absent or had to leavb edrly thlssed some real thought provoking comments. Another good program by our owh member* ABSENT Barnes Bovee Pierson D. Woodward VISITING ROTARIANS: Bristol Goodholm Pufttam Yingling Kampemga Kornstein Rice Pitts Koss Loose Sweet Luse Owens Wise Wendell Hathaway, Morris Wood, Bob Boucher, Alan Davidson, Clarence Snyder — all fromBronson. ; Ray Ehl — from Quincy. '.‘X’V , ' ] DUKE was not too happy about out singing - we will get better ! ! ! J HUMOR DEPARTREiiT: The teacher was explaining: ’‘Quite a number of the plants and flowers havj! I the prefix’Hog". There’s the dog-rose, dogwood, and the dog violet, for Instance.* Can any pupil name another? There was a silence, then a happy look appeared on the face of a youngster in the back row: "Please teacher," he asked politely, "How about the col 11e-flower?" Lack of ppp1 or pencil is no excuse for not writing the Bulletin - thanks to I ' ■ Dick Moore fori the pen, Wonder where he got it! HAPPY BIRJHDAY (to one of the members with the longest record of perfect 'attendance) WARNER VAN AKEN. I I To all Rotarians and everyone - HAPPY THANKSGIVING’.’ ' : I ! CLOSING THOUGHT Advice a drug dn the market; the supply always exceeds the demand Ax Olson / I / \ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON X Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK 4 Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE —^Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE —• Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. « ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 5:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS George pierce DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969s Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Magazine — Duke Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 11 President Rotary lnthM«tohat““ KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Address & Rdtary Ann Jack Gift Student Guests— Chuck Woodward Public Relations—Seton Bovee Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director ¥ World Community Service— VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations ' Ernie Luse Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— Youth Programs Ken Kampenga ,ij Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- ' Phone' No?" Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsops Ct.—Ruth j _ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemloor Rd.—Marjorie ’ 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ._L.. 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Estljey u.. ., 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ’. 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 .Grand St.—Clarar'...* 1 . .278.5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ..z 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 .'Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara1<278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy '277-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jp 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma _ 278-8968 A,Lert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St,—Charlotte . 278-5475 Rc, "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2-^Dorls ......I '278.5318 ' Wil 1 -m Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon , 279-9668 ft Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—rLanore _ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ___ 279-9266 Santford Jolley,, 185 N. Clay—Joyce —. t 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr. Betty 278-9600 CLUB I . HISTORIAN Ernie Luse . . 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm ■(28—Bert Faller If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ... 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia .. ........[ ............ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney;- 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R., R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret _ 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4 Ruth 278-2261’ Fr. Robert Man, 379 E^ Chicago^-Edna .278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 . Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—jElaine .* 278-4198 ■'Russell'F. Moore, 15 Cornwall ‘Ct.—Gladys '...'J.. 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 NAME Address Phone No. Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skgbo, 155 Narrows Rd.,. R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 278-5006 278-2272 278-6341 278-5842 278-6316 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert .Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard JIA. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 2'.. 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 " ifohn Visosky, 66 So'rtnet' L'ane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 , , ,tyorm<?P_ .c-u9!i5?|?^ *28 Edison .Cti-rNbncy-_____ 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ____ * J 279-9360 R-. 4—Beatrice Clyde Wiltfams,-. 11)2 Carlyle—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 < .l?°y C..t Patterson,-36 N, Circle Dr,^Grace 4 • 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ‘ 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ‘_ 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5i N. Sprague St----- Ruth ’____ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia , Charles Woodward, 163'Marshall* St. 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 ••Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian* 512-6594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ,t The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 1Q—Vjnce Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson ROTARY ROSTER— AUGUST 1968 - JULY. 196S| . NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. . June — 1969 December — 1968 January — 1969 Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill ,Bobier 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted July — SONG LEADER Bob Yingling Harry Owens May — 1969 November — 1968 5—Keath Pearoe LADIES NITE . 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ken Kampenga International 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Matched Dist. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss April — 1969 October — 1968 ★ Tom Collins Program 4—Noel Shedd 11 —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Norm Olmsted Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer March — 1969 September — 1968 Youth- The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969 .change. Members haying, special programs, such as Lddies* Night Chairman — Telephone: 2/8-5991 • r NAME 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Membership — Ken General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Safety— Olin Dally Davidson, Harvey Bent 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 18—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director Community Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD 49036 _______ 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Besj^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. DECEMBER 12, 1968 WALKING TOUR OF ENGLEWOOD A large group of Rotarians accepted the invitation of Olen Fry to visit Englewood housing units after Tuesdays noon lunch. The building is now 90$ occupied and all indications point to its being a big success. Many tenents had their apartments open for us to visit, and they seemed very happy to talk and show us around. The trip also included an inspection of the heating plant, elevator control and incinerator operation. Coldwater and surrounding area certainly should be proud to have such a complex as Englewood. It seems to be filling a big need in our area. Thanks to Tom Collins for making the arrangements. NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM________ John Klein will introduce Ray Mulchahey as next Tuesdays program speaker. Ray JV^s been a past Coldwater Rotarian and always a very good program provider. What the topic will be is a good guess. You will have to attend and find out yourself. DIFINITIONS ? ? ? ? Tightwad - The fellow who is waiting for-^the-Eneyclopadj5 tann-i na tn._come out in paperback. You can’t win - These days are strange, wear a beard or a mustache and nobody says a word. Have a five o’clock shadow and you’re a sloppy thing. PRQC7SCT SELECTED BY CLUB The votes were counted for our 1969 club project and Little League Baseball was the winner. This project will be listed on the tickets for the Rotary show. It should help in selling to tell people what their money will be used for. No all we need is a darn good show, so sing, sing, sing. Jack Gift reports activity in the use of our Cripple Children and Adults program. In this case it concerns two small children. Helping out when the need is there is the purpose of this fund. This is Rotary doing a job. Don Rossetter, Club Treasurer, reports that the Sergeant-AT-Arms have reached $850 in the bank account for fines. This will be sent to Rotary Foundation and give us a new percent rating. Thanks for all the pictures and etc. Reme'.mber our student guests Ed Treacy, Jerry Volpe, and Charles Van Aken next week. Try and have lunch with one of ttiem. They are fine young men and well worth knowing. / Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YQUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. j HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 ,P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge, Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF BOB RUMSEY—Director RICHARD MOORE—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—-Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971; Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Membership — Ken INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL—Al the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director Ernie Luse International Rotary Four-Way Test— Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- . , Bob Yingling Harry-Owens- SONG LEADER : Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott ... Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich' CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Matched Dlst. & Club Program Jolley, James Koss ¥ April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Norm Olmsted Chuck Woodward Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Student Guests— Youth- Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise March — 1969 September — 1968 Davidson, Harvey Bent Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Crippled Children— Jack Gift Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Olin Dally Club Bulletin—Dick Moore February — 1969 August — 1968 Bristol ★ DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson 'January — 1969 July — ' . 7—Bob-' Loose 14—Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm ■ J 28—Bert Faller - 1 —Norm Moore • 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary as Ladies’ Night, may rippoint-a committee to assist with the details.- TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — change. Members having special program's, • such Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Phpne No. 1 278-6633 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois _ —— 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine —— 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.-^-Joarine 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma .... 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—TCharJotte 278-5475 Re.- rox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wild m Fuerstenau, RFD’4^—Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .......... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20- Lincoln St.—Lqnore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce - 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER —AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address ■& Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha : 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia __279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Sbuci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret . 767-7508 Ernest W.. Luse, R. R. 4—Rutfi ? 278-2261 Fr. -Robert • Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna —.. 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Norman C. . Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K, Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.;—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia ... John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 5 ■' N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9492 278-2418 279-9360 278-5028 278-2979 278-2743 278-6356 278-5641 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley... 512-5594 278-8580 NAME Address & Rotary Ann John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara -------------- 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene------- 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R.; ,R. 47—Beatrice ----------------- 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma ------- 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ------------------------ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -------- - — 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ------ 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly ------- 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen >.------------ 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR FRANKLIN D.ROOStvELT FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER^ MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE £ Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.-—Phyllis-----—. 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta. 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia------- 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson-r-Olive---------- 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------ 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene ----- 278-8942 Howard. M. Teeter, 15'6 .Church St Motion,------ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. 'Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara — 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann - -------Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys----------------- . 278-4243 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REELECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Decernber 1Q6R START THINKING Club members will be asked to vote next Tuesday oh a club project to be financed from profits (we all hope) from next year's Rotary Show. If you have any ideas, pass them along. ENGLEWOOD ROUND ^n place of the usual after-luncheon program next Tuesday, Club members will have an opportunity to tour the new Englewood low-cost housing unit with Olen V. Fry, President of the city’s housing commission, and Al • Witzman, who served as inspector for the project. This trin should be of real interest especially to the senior members. GROWING OLD? One disadvantage of passing the 60th milestone is the fact the Ped Cross cuts you off from those free lunches they serve donors at the regular blood clinics. If you are under 60, healthy and hungry, you may want to sign un For the clinic coming up December 16 at Nasonic Temple. .• , ' ' GET ACQUAINTED This month's student guests from Coldwater High Schoolare Jerry Voloe, Ed Treacy, and Charles (charlie or Chuck) Van Aken. We asked the latter whether he perferred to be called Charlie although his name [s Charles. J'The coashing staff caVLme Charlie but my classmates call me chuck," he rertlied. ’ LOTS OF FUN The city’s year-around recreation program for children and adults provides a wide assortment of fun and-entertainment, it was learned by members-attending this week's program. Ralph Toupalik present Al Sickles, recreation director, who described his deoartment's well rounded program with words and pictures. f HISSING FACES ■■ ■ » ■ 1 '— Biringer, Culy, Endicott, Dift, Kornstien, "an, Norm "oore, Pitts, R'ce, Schluhatis, Skinner, Sweet, 'leaver, Weeks, Wise, Chuck Woodward and Yingling. WARM IMP THOUGHT "If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" Seton Povee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Un’®" Church - Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. MONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish Hou.. - Thursday,12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuecday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stalo Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER ’. President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Bristol MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist MOORE—Director 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Olin Dally Crippled Children— Jack Gift Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce September — 1968 Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Davidson, Youth- Harvey Bent Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Chuck Woodward Information—Fred Rotary An­ INTERNATIONAL JOHN SERVICE KLEIN—Director derson, Les Wise ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Ken Kampenga World Community Service— SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Matched Dist, & Club Program Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig , Four-Way Test—• Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary Foundation— Ernie Luse John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information— , Bob Yingling Harry Owens SONG LEADER Ken Putnam Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse February — 1969 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 18—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart April — 1969 October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins Public Relations—Seton Bovee 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1968 Community Safety— Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. RICHARD Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Magazine — Duke DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Daily 29—Richard Biringer Th^ above is aur program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Cyiairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple ■ Lane—Kathryn > Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons. Ct:—Ruth, Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie : Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dn—Esther Richard Biringer, >37 .Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Gust C. Burondt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-8006 278-2682 278-8086 278-5386 278-5891 278-5828 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane ......____ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 A"-ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc "jox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 WiH m Fuerstenau', RFD" 4—Pat ............ 278-4402 Jack .Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. ^iarold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ____ 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce j.. 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 6T5 N. Fall River Dr.-:—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia _ .> 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy „... 278-6501 James E. Koss, ,11 Carlyle—Janice _________ 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford' A. McKeith? 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen?.?.?- 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta .'. 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42; Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278Q198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle,' 3<5 W. "Pierce St.—Susan .‘.I.?—.— 279-9492 Norman C. -Olmsted, 28 "‘Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha —.......... 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. . Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia 278-6356 John S. Pie.-son," 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5i N. Sprague St Ruth ’____ 278-6161 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 “ Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Sara .— 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann ...... Warner VanAken, . R. R. 2—Gladys _________ . 278-4243 John Visdsky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 /'L.'-Willi’a'nf Weaver, 12 Parsons.Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks,, .R. R. ,-4—Beatrice, 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas - Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ...—.. 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian __ '. "512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER ■ Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.-^Shirley.....?'." 278-^580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR J ’ FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis---------- 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta -------------- 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 - James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive---------- 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------ 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 278-6730 �1968 DECEMBER * rtOGRAM: itey Mulchahey, former Rotary member, brought the Rotarians up to date on the American Flag. We do take the American Flag for granted - some day we may witbl t we had not* Very fine program sponsored by John Klein. VISITORS AND GUEST: Ray Smith -— Bronson Harold Korf- - -guest of William Weaver Also our high school guests were with us. ABSENT MEMBERS: To many* A The first Christmas card was believed to have been sent about 1843. ♦*************'0>********************* Z Several stories about origin of the Christmas tree. Scandinavians once worshiped trees (Those Swedes will do anything). That’s one story - other stories next Christmas. Decorating homes and churches with evergreens began in ancient times. Romans exchanged green tree branches for good luck on the first day of January. The English took over and did it for Christmas.— ♦ * * * * * * * * ** * * * 4 * 41 * * * 414141 * * * * * * * Germans probably were first to use tree decorations. ********* *** * The Star is used everywhere as a Christmas symbol. *4***4t**$it'4t«*i|t***$94******l)l4t4'*]g,l||**** Martin Luther was probably the first man to use lights on trees. ♦«♦*♦♦*♦*♦♦**♦****♦***#*,(,, #*,,*), *,,,,** The Yule Log came from the Norse and Anglo-Saxons. They burned the oak log once a year to honor Thor, the god of thunder. ********* ** Mt * * * * ***** 4 * ** * £ * £ £ £ f * * *£ £ $ Mistletoe - still a mystery. THOUGHT; do we take the flag for granted ? ? CHRISTMAS BET.T.S: I heard the bells on Christmas Day their old, familiar carols nlav and sweet the words repeat-- Of peace on earth, Jood wH^tT^n! ’ And thought how, as the day had come, the belfries of all Chrlstendon had along the unbroken song of peace on earth good will to men! Till ringing, singing on its way, the world received from niaht to dav a voice, a chime, a chant sublime, of peace on earth, good^dll to m^t MERRY CHRISTMAS Ax Clson �The ,DWATEK*K<?/«rf^EFLECTOR * Tk *** w' Published byzTfi^’ColDWAT^R ROfAflTT CuUB^Cord water, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. •5 I DECEMBER 26, 1968 NEXT WEEKS MEETING (Tues. December 31) WILL BE HELD AT STUKEYS INN. There were 37 present this week-------- 30 were absent. Those that need to do make ups are: Barnes, Birringer, Bovee, Bristol, Collins, Craig, Culy, Endicott, Fuerstenau, Goodholm, Kempenga, Kerr, Kornstein, Koss, Levenworth, Man, McKeith, Moore, Norm, Nagle, Owens, Pitts, Putnam, Rice, Schlubatis, Skabo, Swart, Toupalik, Weaver, Weeks and Clyde Williams. PROGRAM THIS WEEK Program Chairman Jack Gift introduced a local locksmith, Von Soule,. Soule discussed some of his experiences in his business (example: The case of the cat that locked himself in the bathroom) and various types of locks. He also showed a fine movie, "The Door Was Locked". It pointed out some of the common careless habits that many of us commonly practice. Another fine program by a local resident. VISITORS THIS WEEK None - - - Some/Sas B. 0. SPECIAL NOTE FROM PRESIDENT DOUG "For those of you that are driving, Christmas spirit (and New Years too) belongs in your heart not your stomach. ° HAPPY NEW YEAR Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 1 ! ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stat. Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Student Guests— Chuck Woodward Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer An­ INTERNATIONAL JOHN April — 1969 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 ★ 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Program—Tom Collins Information—Fred 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Youth- Public Relations—Seton Bovee March — 1969 September — 1968 Davidson, Harvey Bent Rotary ★ Safety— Olin Dally Norm Olmsted Magaxine — Duke DIRECTORS —- 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob t Rumsey, John Klein. 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS MOORE—Director RICHARD Community Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Pearce ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE SERVICE KLEIN—Director May — 1969 derson, Les Wise BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford ¥ World Community Service- VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test—- John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational Information- Bob Yingling Harry Owens General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver Ken Kampenga Jolley, James Koss Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Jim Endicott Bill Bobier Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER HISTORIAN Ernie Luse July — January — 1969 Ken Putnam CLUB 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich June — 1969 December — 1968 Ken Kampenga Rotary 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted November — 1968 Matched Dist. & Club Program ’•••J 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ; 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 5J-N. Circle Dr.—Esther ____ 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Gust G Burandt, 7.5 ,N. Circle Dr.-^Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr;—-Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene _. 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy. 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple. Lane—Jane . 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 ■'|lert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ri. “ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Wil m Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat _ 278-4402 Jac! -ift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266' Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 ' Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W., Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago:—Edna 278^2811 'Milford "AT'McKeithT'75 N;TiUdsdnSt.^Helen..^I 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore,’-798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632'Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C., Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ..... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—‘Virginia _________ 278-6356 John S. Pie.-son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5 > N. Sprague St-----Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shomo, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thornpson._27_Chatvj_Ann_Dr^Sara ____2Z8z6603_ Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Fritz-.'VanAken,'.Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 •Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR S, PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 11, 1968- December 26, 1968 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 11, 1968- December 26, 1968 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/c482803ffd36cd93d0742bad78ed065f.pdf d4af1442bb9188be8d3280ebeab16c69 PDF Text Text © t >'V * W\ I ‘ "Wl He Profits Most Who Serves Best’\ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 9> 1969 NEXT TUESDAY Mac McKeith, who has the program, is planning to present a PR man from Lederle Laboratories in Chicago* Mac says that if his speaker doesn’t show up, for weather or other reasons, “we’ll sing.” THIS WEEK The club, thanks to Program Chairman Bob Loose, got acquainted with the newly-created distric court. The speaker was District Judge James E, Carr and a lively question-answer period following his talk indicated high interest in what he had to say. GUEST LIST Rotarians Bill Slisher and Ray Smith of Bronson. Ray Ehl of Quincy. Earl Ripstraw of Union City. Virgil Royer and Paul Brower were Rotarian guests, while two Coldwater High School seniors, Robert Watson and John Barber, were introduced as this months student guests. NEEDING MAKE-UPS: Couillard, Culy, Kampenaga, Klein, Kornstien, Norm Moore, Olmsted, Patterson, Rice, Schlubatis, Skabo, Thompson, Weaver, Clyde and Warren Williams. IN SUNNY SOUTH Mel Rice, who is spending some time in Flordia, has been making up at the Bell Glade Rotary Club. BIG QUESTION Several members were wondering Tuesday whether Duke is our musical director or “supervisor.” GOLDEN RULE Drive your car for others as you would have them drive their cars for you. Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 f ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church —- Tuesday, 12:10 M BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director RICHARD MOORE—-Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck ★ Bristol Community Safety— OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD ’TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970; Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Program—Tom Collins Crippled Children— Jack Gift Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International iROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich JOHN Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens ■ Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary April — 1969 October — 1968 May — 1969 November — 1968 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver World Community ServiceErnie Luse VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Woodward INTERNATIONAL Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean ★ Public Relations—Seton Bovee March — 1969 September — 1968 Student Guests— Norm Olmsted MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ 6—Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Davidson, Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Olin Dally YouthChuck February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson Foundation— Ernie Luse July — SONG LEADER Ken Putnam January — 1969 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man ;*15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally ■ 29—Richard Biringer 7~—Bob Loose 14— Mac' McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary. Ann . Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 William Bobier, .280..Grand St 278-5386 Margaret 278-5891 278-5828 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand.-St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle" Dr.—Josephine ”L... 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278,5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody'' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave..—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople. Lane—-Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Re / ’’ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 Will, m Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon L.„_ ______ 278-4402 ______ ; 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth >Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 279-9266 278-5049 Jack Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Soucl Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W., Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicaao—Edna 078-2811 . NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-5006 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, RFD I—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 'Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .._ 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight,* R. R. 3—Carol 278-2947 238-2436 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 278-4243 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Clyde Williams, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, ______ RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pje.-son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St----- Ruth E. Chicago St Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 278-4424 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-2743 Charles Woodward, 278-6356 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, .Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 ____ 278-6161 163 Marshall St Mabel 279-9550 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Kenneth Putnam, 11 ROTARY CLUB * ▼ Meeting Time: TUESDAY,T2:11MUM. Shirley. 278-4159 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd,, Jackson—Lillian PUBLISHED BY ELK’S TEMPLE 279-9551 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR J FREDERICK H. of Coldwater, Michigan 278-8840 Martha 278-5033 278-6730 �“ZZe Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 16, 1969 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE SODA FOUNTAIN IN THE DRUG STORES? Dan Glotry of Lederle Laboratory, Chicago, didn’t answer that question, but willing t0 take on a11 others about the research and distribution of drugs. What is good today in the drug business may change overnight to be an obsolete product tomorrow. Research is key to success and the cost of reasearch for one new dru©' may reach millions. Drug priacy during the development and federal regulations are problems that laboratories must be very watchful of. According to Mr. Goltry the cost of drugs over the last ten years has dropped 14$ on largely used products. Thanks to Mac McKeith for making this program possible. If you must get sick be sure and ask your doctors to prescribe the drugs that are 14$ cheaper. NEW FACE AMONG US Frank Moler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moler Sr. of Coldwater Lake, was as our high school guest for January. Also get to know Bob Watson, our other guest student. They are both real interesting to talk with. Make them feel at home in Rotary. BOARD MEETING NEWS It was after long debate and consideration that the Rotary Club Board voted to cancel the ’’Rotary Show” scheduled for March. As President Doug said, we are in need of suggestions for a project. Please think about it and give your ideas to any Board member. Other action was taken to accept the resignations, with regrets, of Ken Kampenga, James Koss and Bob Sweet. Both Ken and Bob have found their business to demanding. Jim Koss has been transferred to New York state. We are sorry to see them leave Rotary. VISITING ROTARIANS AND GUESTS We welcomed Rotarian Bill Alan Demming of Hillsdale of Kokomo, Indiana^. Dick Biringer presented ,MSley an Pridgeon of Coldwater as his guests Sanford, our Jolly sergeant-at-arms, was home with the flu so Norm Moore stepped a2 T0,C01iect f\n®s' Without a club project in making fine costs could be increased. T Said at our recent program, the fine for infractions of the rules could oe the same but the court cost may go up. Think about that for a while. Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 5:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEOfGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Woodward ¥ SPECIAL^—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov.. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich JOHN KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community ServiceErnie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE INTERNATIONAL An­ April — 1969 October — 1968 ★ Public Relations—Seton Bovee BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Program—Tom Collins Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon March — 1969 September — 1968 YouthChuck Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Davidson, Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE—Director BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ Olin Dally Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam May — 1969 November — 1968 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN’S PARTY 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 7— -Bob Loose 14—Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 1 -—Norm- Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to4assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem’oor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Bames, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther -c.--. 278-8006 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8086 ...... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois _____ ■_______ 278-5891 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ........... 278-5234 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-6501 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St;,—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice -... 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Soucl Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—-Edna ... Milford A. McKeith, 75-N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 _ 278-2947 Ernest W. Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-5006 _____ 278-2272 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W.~ Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 238-2436 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 278-6278 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys Jahn Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 278-6635 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo __ ... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ... 278-2418 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene _.. 278-6054 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy’; 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 278-5318 B. Wii -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat Jack Uff, 389 Grand—Sharon _____ _______ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-4402 279-9668 278-6517 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 278-2743 Charles Woodward, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 'ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 279-9266 _ 278-5049 278-8238 278-6693 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Ri Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 279-9360 278-5028 278-8968 278-5475 Ray Pitts, 5 1 N. Sprague St ____ 278-6356 278-5641 Ruth 278-6161 Clyde Williams, 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Don O. Rossetter, 331 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-6904 278-4159 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon James En.dicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma A"-ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ___ L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice . 278-4243 279-5094 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 278-6730 Ar % JW 18 3 -Ahk k 1969 4- FREDERICK H. i QUALITY SPRINt COLDWATER, W PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 4b TS, IN 49036 �“Z/e Profits Most Who Serves Best’^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 22, 1969 TODAY*S SCHOOLS HAVE CHANGED Lester Luce, Coldwater High- School principal, was the speaker. He indicated that school problems and school curriculum®-do no^’refflain-'-sta'tionary. Student problems and demands have also undergone changes. Class room teachers-are netsatisfied with the old image and are more militant than in the past. Bert Faller presented the speaker. NEXT WEEK Next week Harold Goodholm-is-program ehairman* No newe-as to -Harold’s program. VISITING ROTARIANS; FRED KT.ETN Jonesville Franlc-Brcwer- • — • ------ Jerry Bystry----- ------- - ------- Bronson----- .s GUESTS Howard Sharpley EARLY LEAVERS Only four! Have you suggested a project to President Doug? This might also have been added to the changing school programs ••The parents and teachers are linked together like a team of runners in a three legged race. If you fail to jog-trot in harmony» you may not only fall down on the job, but perhaps you short — change a child educationally” e This advice comes from the National Parent-Teacher. Ax Olson P. S. Last Remark The superintendent visited the ailing principal in the hospital. "Now Joe," he said, "don*t worry, everybody at school will pitch in and do your work as soon as we can figure out jut what you have been doing." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:13 P. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturg.s Auditorium —■ Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. ... ■ -■-■ �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER > President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce * Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Boh Rumsey, John Klein. 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck Woodward INTERNATIONAL JOHN An­ board of directors meetings Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥. SPECIAL—-At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig DISTRICT 636 . Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Dean, Ch. President Rotary International Bob Man KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Occupational InformationBob Yingling General Sec’y, Rotary International Harry Owens GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Jim Endicott’ ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Bill .Bobier 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community Service— Ernie Luse ★ April — 1969 October — 1968 Public Relations—Seton Bovee ★ 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise March — 1969 September — 1968 Program—Tom Collins MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist 4—Axner Olson 11—Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF BOB RUMSEY—Director RICHARD MOORE—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ Olin Dally Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN’S PARTY 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—RayJ Pitts 19—Paul Thompson . 26—Bill Weaver International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary May — 1969 November — 1968 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted ; , June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 1 0—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally ■ .-2^4l£ichqrd Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller ; CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse .. . Tfie above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members. having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. - JOM-.COLLINS, .Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991. NAME '■ .phone No. Address & Rotary Ann.- Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 ■ JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.' NAME' ' J 'Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ----------- 278-5006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd,—Mar|orie•li'-.sj. • 278-6821 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ___ 278-6501 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice __ Donald V. Shomo, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle' Ave.—Jean 278-26B2 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret —.. 278-5386 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St—-Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois —278-5891 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-2632 L 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ....'278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane'—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-8609 , 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma •’" erf Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 R< “ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R,,R. 2—Doris 278=63-18' Wil Jaff, m Fuerstenau, RFD ”4—Pat —ift, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-4402 —27?-9668. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Linpoln St.—Landre 278-6517 Reo. E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .,,.278.5049.. Kenneth Kampenga, 615'14. "Fail. ftj'vpr Dr.—Betfy.-^78-4^0 '___ _______ Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-4935 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Marshall St.—Gertrude Conrad Swart, 471 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-2811 278-2947 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-8942 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2436 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 John Visosky, L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann R. R. 2—Gladys 66 Sonnet ___ . 278-4243 Lane—Sara 279-5094 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axnef Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C.' Patterson,^ 36 ,N. Circle Dr.—Grace 'B.r ‘K.' Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 Charles Woodward, ..._ 278-5033 278-6356 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pie.-son,' 340 Marshjjll St.—Mora 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Ray Pitts, 51 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—-Virginia Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 163 Marshall St. Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ** PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 278-2272 & FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDi’AIER, MICHIGAN 49036* 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 4969 JANUARY NEXT TUESDAY Hang on to your hats fellas euz Ax Olson, who has next week*8 program, promise that we will be soaring high. Seems that Lynn. Bondurant, planetarium- -director at Legg Junior High, will be the speaker a®d as everyone knows, his main interest is in space. THIS TUESDAY Harold Goodholm came up with two aces, Ray Ehl, Quincy Rotarian and a member of the Board of Supervisors, and Rex Gifford, County Tax Equalization Director. Amonfc other things, Ray said that since joining the Board, he’d discovered that a certain Coldwater Supervisor wasn’t such a bad guy after all. It’s apparent he doesn;t .. know Duke like we know Duke. Gifford all-in-all , it was an_ijateresting-half hour. SOMEONE GOOFED (we think) The absentee list handed us this week omitted the names of Les Woodward and Warner Van Aken, We seem to recall they left for Arizona last week along with Mac McKeith, Russ moore et al. FINE TURNOUT Bronson was well represented here Tuesday with Rev. Fanter, George Brusak, Jerry Bystry, Ray Smith, Tom Megargle, and Lloyd Phillips making up as fugitives from Ladies night. They drew 50 cent fines, which should remind local Rotarians to make up at Quincy until the storm blows over. Howard Teeter had Blaque Knirk as his guest. I EAJLY LEAVERS \ Only* four t t ! t LET’S WALTZ Prez Doug announced T esday that the club is sponsoring an April appearance of Wayne King at Tibbits Opera House. Members will be asked to sell tickets, popcorn etc with the club’s “take” to be turned over to the Little League organization. CLOSING THOUGHT The best safety device is a rear view mirror with a patrol car in it. Seton Hovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Untan Church — Monday, 12:15 M. -Cl BEA 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyllno Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE rotary club of BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-Presldent GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck Woodward SERVICE INTERNATIONAL JOHN An­ KLEIN—Director BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga Regular — 1st -Thursday of-each: month al 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director World Community Service— Ernie Lose DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL . President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich April — 1969 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss ★ 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart October — 1968 Public Relations—Seton Bovee Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. .. . Woody Craig 1' Four-Way Test--.,' John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier March — 1969 September — 1968 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Program—Tom Collins Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 18—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Community Safety— Olin Dally Davidson, Membership —• Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. MOORE—Director RICHARD February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Foundation—. Ernie Lu?e SONG LEADER Ken Putnam 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November'*— 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver International Youth Programs. Ken Kampenga Rotary May — 1969 December — .1968' ; 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 . '■*•••■ I 3—Bob Sweet " 10—Gordon Schlubatis !»««!7—Bernard Laney .. 24—Ken Leavenworth . .3—Ralp.h Toupalik, . 10—VJnce Kornstiep . 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Lose 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the ‘change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann, Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ROTARY* ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 .NAME I Address & Rotary Ann ' Phone No. ' Phone No. —._ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews;. 25 Parsons Ct.—RuthCharles Bacon, 25. Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie i Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct-.—Martha John' Klein, Box 148—Patricig : 278-5358 ; 278-6821278-8006 278-8840 ...» 279-9551 H. Vincent'Kamstieri, -290 Grand St.—^Dorothy : James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37-"Carlyle Ave.:—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 William Bobier, 280' Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Li 278-5891 '278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75. N. .Circle Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Ernest W.- Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A.-McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.J—Helen Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr 278-5234 Harold McKnlght, Barb'ara .. Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6501 278-4935 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 R. R. 3—Carol' —i 278-2261 278-281-1 278-2947 238-2436 NAME* Address £ Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert '-E.« Rurgsey, 118.'Grand St.—Phyllis----------- 278-5006 .Gordon R. Schlubatis, --RED 3*—Harrietta ------------- 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ------- 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 Howard M..k Teeter,.. 1 $6 Church St.—Marian PauPW. ‘Thompson,’27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupdlik, ‘FlFEP 5;-;1573' W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, R. Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy r. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane——Jane ;... 279-9471 .2____—... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor. Rd.—Joanne ...... 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma A'l-ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 __ Rc / "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris : 278-5318 Wil' -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat _______ 278-4402 Jad. Uft, 389 Grand—Sharon- ....J.;.: .'. 279-96'68 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Rethd' . Harry. Owens, 24 E. Alden-^-Sharon. ,.... 279-9360 278-^028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace __ 278-2979 B. -K. Pearce, 97 Edison Gt.—Lorraine ... 278-2743 •George H. Pierce, RFD 4—^Virginia ______ ... 278-6356 John S'. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ___ 278-5641. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare .—.278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson——Ruth .......... 279-9492 Norman C.. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy - 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce'Li....—— ,. 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N, Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 Ray Pitts, 5, N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St _____ 278-6161 R. 2—Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Wjlma ---- 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 21,-^IdvJmer-^-La'Moirie278-6693 Lester F. Wisdijj?;; Charles Woodward, 3^4^lia _ ___ ___________ 278-4424 163^ Marshall St., 278-5033 Douglas'-Woodward, ,R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth ' .. 238-2759 ■Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall-St.—Polly '.'...'—? 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Mabel 279-9550 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 * «ft f. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. A 278-6393 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE . 278-4243 FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49336 �“Z/e Profits Most Who Serves Best’l^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. ---------------------- .------------------ ferruHry 6. 1969--------------------------- :----------- - -----------------PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK Ax Olsen presented Lynn Bondurant director of the Planetarium at the Legg Junior High School. Bondurandt also teaches threw science classes. In hi? •* “ .-eduction Ax mentioned that already three articles have been published in national magazines and happenings inthe area of science in Coldwater. Bondurant showed a movie that he had gotten from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration titled ”Amer-.e Space The First Ten Years”. This was a real fine program. EARLY LEAVERS There were only four, Norm Moore, Noel Shedd, Carroll Barnes and Bob Kerr. GUESTS: Robert Man had as his guest Murone Boersima. ABSENT MEMBERS: ’'ent, Biringer, Bristol, Davidson, Endicott, Faller, Goodholm, Komstein. Leavenworth, McKeith, Rus Moore, Nagle, Olmsted, Patterson, Pitt®' Schlubatis, Skabo, Skinner, Teeter, Warren William u.ad Wfii-s UP AND COMING ACTIVITIES The planning is continuing on the possibility of holding a district golf outing here in Coldwater sometime in August. If the plans go through for this y will probably be asked to help work on it. FUTURE PROGRAMS Don*t forget to check the back of the Bulletin to see when it is your turn to provide the program so that you can prepare for it in advance. Members knowing of good programs that are available should let Tom Collins know so he can relay the information to those who need assistance when their time comes up. NEXT WEEK Program Chairman for next week is Roy Patterson. Larry Carrico to present the program. He has made arrangements for NEW MEMBERS Several of our members have moved or had to drop their membership for various reasons in recent months therefore we should all be alert for persons that ..... make good members. If you know of someone who would make a good member his name should be submitted to Secretary George Pearce. 1 March 4th, we will vote for new board members. in u.. next weeks bulletin. Nominations will be in eluded Paul Thompson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. “ Thur,doy' 12sM «■ BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS ~ BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE r>MBuUr9*’ Au<,,,or,u"» - Monday, 12:00 M. ANGOU J r< H"rt H°,el “ M<,nd°y' i?:,S M- HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ~ T,,’Sto” Cb,< “ MonJay. 6:30 P. M. CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE—Director BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ Olin Dally Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce ★ Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970; Dick Moore Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise ★ An­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director ★ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. DISTRICT 636 Woody Craig ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. President Rotary International Bob Man. KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Occupational InformationBob Yingling General Sec'y, Rotary International Harry Owens GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade & Professional Relations Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Jim Endicott ROBERT* C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Bill Bobier • March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart September — 1968 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, Public Relations—Seton Bovee 4—Axner Olson 11—Pot Patterson I 8—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bpnt 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Woodward INTERNATIONAL JOHN April — 1969 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 ★ 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Program—Tom Collins MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist February — 1969 August — 196B Crippled Children— Jack Gift Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community ServiceErnie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary.. Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam May — 1969 November — 1968 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN’S PARTY 5—Keath P’earce LADIES NITE . 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis , l;7'-r-Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24-r-Jack Gift 31—;Duke Davidson July — ' January — 1969 7—Bob Loose 14—Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer The above is oUr program schedule for the Rotary' Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member,, advise. the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME 278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct 278-8840 Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _.. 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie L 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 John Klein, Box. 148—Patricia 279-9551 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice .___ 278-4935 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5891 278-5828 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2632 278-5234 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Martha Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann 278-6341 Torg Skabo,' 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Ernest W.. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 278-2947 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane ... Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ..._ 278-6278 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 279-9471 ............. 278-6635 . 278-4243 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R.- R. 4—Beatrice 278-6904 278-4159 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon A"ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Rt. .■ "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Charles Woodward, 278-4402 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pie.-son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 Ray Pitts, 5i N. Sprague St----- Ruth 278-6161 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 Wir m Fuerstenau, RFD’4—Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce Kenneth .Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr 279-9668 278-6517 — 279-9266 r 278-5049 Betty 278-9600 •____ '279-9360 278-5028 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Clyde Williams, 163 Marshall St Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 HONORARY MEMBER Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen COLDWATER -J&tary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLD/’AIER, MICHIGAN- 49036 ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A 278-4424 ______ 278-5033 278-6730 �‘We Profits Most Who Serves Best’^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 13, 1969 "GRACE PATTERSON DAY*1 A big "thank you" to Grace Patterson was offered by President Doug last Tuesday. Proclaiming "Grace Patterson Day", Doug expressed the wishes of the club In thanking r... . Grace for her fine music in playing during noon meetings and Rotary shows. It was the clubs pleasure In presenting Grace with a larger travel tote bag for her winter vacation use and a corsage to celebrate the occasion. From Coldwater Rotary members - "Thank you Grace". TIBBITS MOW IN FIFTH YEAR Larry Carrico, manager of Tibbits, presented a theater progress report at our noon meeting. Generally speaking, Larry explained that Tibbits has accomplished a lot over the last four years of a planned five year period. Debit reduction and building rest­ oration have been the main goals and are being worked on all the time. Mow, future prog eamdevelopment can be planned to a greater extent. The theater was used for meetings, programs, plays or practice over three hundred days last year. Quincy, Bronson, 'nlon Cltyand Coldwater high schools have used Tibbits at least once during the school year. Larry explained that an increased winter concert series has been planned for next year This summer seven different plays and musical programs are lined up for a ten week period. we Thank Roy Patterson, program chairman, for bring Larry Carrico to Rotary. NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTION Program chairman next week is John Pierson. Upon being questioned as to his plans for next week, John said he would proudly present Mr. Joe Keating, a former Coldwater resident now of Lansing, who would hopefully speak on the budget program for the State of Michigan. (I didn’t knot-/ they had a planned Eudget. Did you? ROTARY BOARD MEETING NEWS Wayne King will be In Coldwater Monday night May 5th for two shows at 7:30 and 9:30 All Rotarians are expected to help out. So start lining up ticket customers now. Our club membership was 67 as of January. Please help search for new qualified members. We must build good membership for a strong future club. Our attendance as reported in the last letter from the dlstric governor was 84% and we were 16th. In the ratings. District average was 77.30%. So while we are not perfect, we are In there fighting. As President Doug announced Tuesday - Coldwater will be the sponsor of the annual Rotary Golf Outing atColdwater Country Club Monday August 4th. Our members who have attended other "outings?" in the past say they will need lots of help. Keep it In mind. The Nominations for Board Members to date Including John Klein, Bob Rumsey, Paul Thompson, Harry Owens, and Bill Fuerstenau. Rumsey and Klein are Incumbent. We all vote March 4th. The ActonsdaYS °f Any °bJ_*,rt> 'secretary ’ , nl straw a - Hosp -..<ursdayi 12:15 M. - artirges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — TrkState Cafe — Monday, «:30 P. M. . -o P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson DOUG' WOODWARD President TOM /COLLINS Viva-President GEOFKlE PIERCE Secretary DON kOSSETTER Treasurer ★ Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS 1969; Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1970: Dick Moore 1971; Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bpnt 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Woodward ★ Public Relations—Seton Bovee INTERNATIONAL ★ Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SERVICE Matched Dlst. & Club Program Ken Kampenga 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director International Youth Programs 'Employer - Employee Relations Ken Kampenga Bob Sweet, Chm. DISTRICT 636 * • 'Woody* Graig v; t < Rotary ■ Foundation— Four-Way Test— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ernie Luse ...................« *„ • ,■ John Dean, Ch.' ’ President Rotary International Bob Man KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan Occupational Information— SONG LEADER ' Bob Yingling Ken Putnam General Sec’y, Rotary International . Harry- Owens; . • • i •;. ' GEORGE R. MEANSEvanston, Illinois' Trade & Professional Relations. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ’ Jim Endicott CLUB HISTORIAN ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Bill Bobier Ernie Luse ★ .: May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver World Community Service— Ernie Luse SPECIAL—At the call of the President April — 1969 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens JOHN; KLEIN—Director Rotary Information—Fred An­ derson, Les Wise 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart October — 1968 Program—Tom Collins MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist March — 1969 September — 1968 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Davidson, YouthChuck 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 1 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Olin Dally Crippled Children— Jack Gift February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BOB RUMSEY—Director RICHARD MOORE—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Ralph Toupalik 1 .10-7-V-ince Kbrhstien: .* ••*. • . 17—John Klein : 24—Jatk Gift ' 31—Duke Davidson January —**1969 • . 7— Bob; Loose 14—Mac McKeithi.., 21— Harold Gobdholm 28— Bert Faller ' 3—Bob Sweet , 1 Pt—Gordon Schlubatis '17—Bernard Laney ’24—:Ken • Leavenworth July — 1 -^-Norm Moore 11H 8—Bob Man 15—Bob . Kerr 22—Olin Dallv 29—Richard Biringer The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’. Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details.. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone; 278-5991 , '.'*:• , .. ., NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann ' Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ; i. 278/5358 278-6821 > Carroll L. Barnes, -265 Hull St.—Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G, Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle‘'7WeG^Jean"”..7.^.7.r"278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .4 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.-Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5891 -278-5828 ■ Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann'Dr.—Barbara 278-2632 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe-Sr.—Imogene 278-605.4Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct-—Martha 278-4pl0 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 279-9471 Maple, Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson. .{S^ScStf Aye—Ellen.' Jo John T. Dean, 59 Rl&gemoor Rd;—Joanne 278-U609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma A"ert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8968 278-5475 Re: "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—DorisWil -n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat ...v 278-5318278-4402. Jed Lift, 389 Grand—Sharon E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanbri 279;9668 '..-278:6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce j_____ Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N; Fall River -Dr. 279-9266 278-5049 Betty 278-9500 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 . NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John; Klein, Box 148—— Patricia 278-8840 279-9551 H. VJpcent Kornstien, .290 Grand St.—Dorothy • James'E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-6501, 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 NAME Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 . . s •> {• . ' 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 Norm'and MOore, 798 Angola Rd;—Annetta-.1 238-2632 Fritz :VanAken, F-rejnont, Calif.—Mary Anh; Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine;. Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .,278t41?8 Norman C. , Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 276-6278 279-9492 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 l._ 278-5028 Roy C. Pattersop, 36 N. Circle Dr.—43race B. K. Pearce,' 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 • George Hi. ■ Pierce, .'RFD 4—‘Virginia ’ John. S. Pi^.sqn, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 5i N. Sprague St.—Ruth .-__ .*.L 278-6356 278-5641 ;..... 278-6161 Kenneth, Putnam, ’ll E.' 'Chicago St.—Mabel .Mel Rice? 19.03 .Kjbby :Rd., Jackson—Lillian v; • Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John' Visosky, ;66' Sonnet Lane—Sara Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. . 278-4243 279-5094 278-6904 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward,'* 163 ' Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas- Woodward,;. R. i 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie, Woodward,.163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling/Scott—Natalie I—.... __ 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 279-9550 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker,. 33 Daughterly—Gretchen '■ • ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan .'.___ Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma i -. . PUBLISHED BY _ L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 512-5594 Don O.. Rossetter, 331. N. .Fiske Rd.-yShirley....^.. 278-8580 •• •» Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD'5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE . 369-9092 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian AU.’I '.'rJLj 278-2272 278-6341 278-5842 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene ■■ • 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubati.s,.-RFD, -.3—Harrietta *._____ W. Noel, Shedd, .74^ Maple Lane—Virginia ' Donald V.’ Shorno,'156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Rpbe/I.Man, 379 E, Chicago—Edna , , , 278-2811*: Milford A- McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ___ 278-2947 Harolcl McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol l.'_ 238-2436 i •; Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, INC. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 L. 278-6730 �“2/e Profits Most Who Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 20, 19&9 PROGRAM Mr, Joe Keating, administration officer of the Department of Commerce, State of Michigan, presented a very informative talk. He related some of the problems of which people should be aware as they pertain to the Department of Commerce, Airports, economic expansion, financial institutions, insurance companies and liquor control commission were departments discussed. A good program brought to the Rotarians by Fred Culy in the absence of John Pierson. ABSENT MEMBERS: Barnes Faller Klein Kornstein Leavenworth Schlubatis Ska bo Skinner Weaver Woodward, Chas. McKei th Moore, Rus Pierson Pitts Rice VISITING ROTARIANS Don Rowe.. ... . Ray Smith ... . Bert Ward, ...... .Bronson Alan Davidson • • . , Bronson . Marshall . Bronson GUESTS_______ Noel Shedd Ken Dotson Chuck Bristol Don Harris . . . Battle Creek Seton Bovee James Lyon Next week’s program is in charge of Ken Putnam “ no report yet but it will be an interesting program I am sure. Not too many early leavers escaped - but enough . THOUGHT FOR FEBRUARY Washington and Lincoln probably would be puzzled by the term ”public relations”,. Yet both men faithfully adhered to an ideal that should underlie all good public relations, the ideal of service to people, community and nation. ANOTHER THOUGHT Keep abreast of the swimming pool! Ax Olson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline R-t-urant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck ★ Bristol Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy,1 Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM CQLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce ★ I Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Program—Tom Collins Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Student Guests— Norm Olmsted YouthChuck President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich Woodward JOHN 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE KLEIN—Director ¥ World Community ServiceErnie Luse I International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary April — 1969 October — 1968 ★ Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test—— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry ©Vveri3 Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss ★ March — 1969 September — 1968 INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift An­ VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director 4—Axner Olson 11 —pat Patterson 18—John Pierson 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Community Safety— Olin Dally Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist MOORE—Director Davidson, Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE RICHARD Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN’S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June S 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21— Harold Goodholm 28— -Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with ' another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to < ssist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 ■ • Phone No. L> M ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 ,.. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Karhryn;-.-.T=. 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct-.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgem'oor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John.Klein, Box 148—Patricia ;__ ;....._____ 279-9551 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther . Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8006 !— 278-2682 ___ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.—Clafa Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois L 278-5386 ?_ 278-5891 I..:.-'-‘27S-5828- 2 —-L*! Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ...'. 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ....... 278-8968 A’’ art Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Rc , Wil Jac* n Fuersfenau, RFD‘4—Pat _ . ft, 389 Grand—Sharon ______ 278-5318 ; 278-4402 279-9668. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr Betty 278-9600 ‘NAME 278-5006 278-2272 278-6501 278-4935 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert J-pose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W.. Luse, R, R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene _________ 278-8942 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice ' ’Bernard'- Laney, 372 Marshall 'St.—Rhea Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul VV:-Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ; .Fr. Robert*' Man, 379 E; Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2436 _ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys __2 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .*’;*.:. 278L-62^8 279-9492 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 H. Weeks, R. R. R. 2—Gladys R. 278-4243 4—Beatrice Norman C, . Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Clyde Williams, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Charles Woodward, B. . 278-4222 278-6603 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann 279-5094 278-6904 278-4159 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 _ ___ 278-5033 ._.___ 278-6356 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth 238-2759 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278^5641' Ray Pitts, 5 1 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 . Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 George H. Pierce, Kenneth Putnam, 11 RFD 4—-Virginia E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _'. 512-5594 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley. 278-8580 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE ' Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta FREDERICK H. WEEKS quality spring products, inc. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’i^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. COMING UP Noel Shedd, who has next Tuesday’s program, hasn’t revealed its nature but says he’s ’’optimistic” he will have something of Interest for the membership, BACK IN FOLD The Club extended a warm welcome Tuesday to Reo Goodwin, who has returned to the Club after a leave of absence. Good to have you back, Reo, THIS WEEK Ken Putnam came up with an interesting program featuring Dr, George W. Bowman, Pres­ ident of Glen Oaks Community College over near Centerville, and Kathy Baldwin, President of the Student CouncLL-there, They~presented ermost appealing picture of the new Institution, FROM AWAY Visitors Tuesday were Rotarian Gordon Van Wieran, of Bronson, and the GREAT( remember that, John) Monk Watson of Colon (and points East, West, North and South). MISSING FACES Bi ringer, Davidson, Dean, Fal ler, Leavenworth, Laney, McKelth, Russ Moore, Pierce, Pitts, Rice, Shedd, Skabo, Skinner-and Warren,_Jj!amer'-Van-Aken>_-vaca<‘lonXng.^ in Arizona, had already made up but that isn’t news • , • . he always does, £LOSING THOUGHTS Habit Is a hard master but a willing servant The best way out of difficulty is through it Advice is least heeded when most needed Seton Bovee You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER iy, 12:15 QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES RICHARD MOORE—Director BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Community Safety— Bristol ★ Olin Dally Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 DOUG WOODWARD President TOM COLLINS Vive-President GEORGE PIERCE Secretary DON ROSSETTER Treasurer Club Bulletin—Dick Moore February — 1969 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson I 8—John Plersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 6— Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobler 27— Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd II —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart September — 1968 Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce ★ Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Davidson, YouthChuck Membership Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer 1970; Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Public Relations—Seton Bovee ★ Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise ★ An­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ SPECIAL—At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director • i INTERNATIONAL JOHN 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Program—Tom Collins MR5. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist April — 1969 Woodward SERVICE KLEIN—Director May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November — 1968 Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—-Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver ’World Community Service— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs Employer - Employee Relations Ken Kampenga Bob Sweet, Chm. DISTRICT 636 Woody Craig Rotary Foundation— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Test— Ernie Luse;";'’ , t : , «■*«,» , if . , • • ‘* £ ; ’. John Dean, Ch. ... t President Rotary International Bob Mtln KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko,. Jap.ari' Occupational InformationSONG LEADER ■ ' , . ’ Bob Yingling ' " Ken Putnam General Sec'y, Rotary International Harry ’Qwefis GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois' Trade & Professional Relations , ... CLUB' HISTORIAN Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Jim (Endicott J .»•;!•’’j ... ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, ,Mich , ') '■ Bill’ uobier Ernie Luse 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 ★ 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 1 —Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer 7— Bob Loose ■ * 14—Mac McKeith '' ’21—-Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-59911. *7 * r NAME -J*. Phone No. "Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann • ' Phone No." 278-6033 Robert B. Kerf,,’8 Parsons Ct.’—-Martha,._.Z —. 278-88/16’Mark S. Andrews, 25, Parsons Ct.:—Ruth. 278-5358 • ’ John Klein, :Box 148:—Patricia LtLL.J.—■. 279->?551i Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemdor Rd.'—Marjorie 278-6821 . % /H'.t.yincent Korrrstibn, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-65>01 Carroll L;. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Ma(garef\^’.'_l..~' 278-8006 James E^-Ko^f •1'1’•Carlyle'—-Janice .... ; — 278-4935 Harvey G.. JJent, 51 N.’dircle Dr.—Esther ,^:2Z8»2682 t 'Bernard 'Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Richard Bi'ringer, '37 Carlyle • Ave,—Jean 278-8086 William Bohrer, 280 Grand St.—^Margaret 278-5386 E. Ken Leavenworth, 3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret . ... 767-7508 Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St---£laru..'77. Charles Bristol, ,57 Hul!-^—Lbls^.« 278-5891 278-5828 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ___ Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine ..—... 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _____ 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St,—-Imogene .... ,278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, .34 Edison Ct.—Martha’ 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke.'Ave.—Dorothy^....'.*27.9-947*/ Olin Dally, 61 Maple,'-Lbne-=-Jane . ............. 278-6635 278-2261 It Address & Rotary Ann - Phone No. Robert-E. Rumsey; 118 Grand St.—-Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta -------- _ 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia------- 278-6341 Donald V; Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive — 369-9092 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard M. Teeter, :156 Church ^Sfr-rrMarlan ■ Paul W. Thompson, 27’Cheryl Ann -Dr.—-Sa’ra '• Normand ’ Moore, 798 Angola-Rd.—-Annetta’238-2632 Fritz VanAken,. Fremont,. Calif.—Mary Ann . 278-4350 278-8942 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 .. Richard'. D: Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sara 279-5094 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-6904 278-4159 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 278-8609 278-5909 ■ James Endicott, .72 Cheryl Ahn Dr.—Thelma 278-8968 5,1 »rt Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte. ... 278-5475 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979.. R< "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Wi, ’ n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat Z-A- 278-5318 ; 278-4402 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ' George H. Pierce,- RFD 4—^Virginia 278-2743 278-6356 ’ -ft, 389 Qrgrtd—■ -§haron,.^79-9668 J6hn ;S. Piel's6n,j'34Q iMacshall' St—Mora 278-5641 .' 278-651^ . ivRay P.ittS, ■ 5 .' N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 j 279'9266' ' Kenneth /RUtridm, ’11 E. Chicago St Mabel —... 279-9550 ’ Santford Jolley,.."185. N. Clay—Joyce '___ ... 278:5049'' Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Kenneth Kampenga, 615 N, Fall River Dr.—Betty 278-9600 Don O. Rossetter, 331 N. Fiske Rd.—Shirley 278-8580 E. Harold Goodholm^ 2041/icoln St.—Lanare Reo F. Goodwin",'78 S.' Jefferson—Ruth Ct/—,- Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. FREDERICK H. R. 2—Gladys . 278-4243 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater— LaMoine Lester, F., ,WJse, .R. 'R. ^4-CelIa — 278-6693 278-4424 Charles Woodward,., 163,. Marshall St. -Douglas "Woodward, R.’ 3, Cpldwater—RUth- ‘ . Leslie Wgadwqrd’, 1.63; Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—^Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan R. Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma The dOLDA^ATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen.!—.l 278-2947’ * Harold AJ’cKqjght,' ’ R..- R. • 3—Carol ——2..'. 238-2436 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—EIJerj.Ja John T. Dea.n,. -59- Rldgemdpf kdT-T—Joanne Jac' •j. * "NAME WEEKS MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Hest”^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. inarch ft, 1969 "PLAY BALL1* The Detroit Tigers won the World Series all over again. High lights of the seven games were presented on color film with stop~action and slow-motion of the close play.'.,r Bats boomed, the pinchers were fast, and the fans were delirious. So were the Rotarians watching the film and they already knew how it would end. .’ccr not, the sun will shine and it will be opening day at Tiger Stadium before you know it. Then just maybe, the Tigers will do it again. Thanks to Hoel Shedd for making the film arrangements with his guest Jim Lyon and Glyn Dee Havens for running the projector. I DIDN'T KNOW THAT ( , Naturally no one ever gives the groom a shower - - he's all washed up anyway. "There's no charge, madam, “ said the Taxi driver to his passenger, ' You did most of the driving." The above lifted from the Marshall Rotary Fountain. Thanks. TUNE IN FOR NEXT TUESDAYS PROGRAM Don Shorno, next Tuesday's program-chairman, has as his speaker, Dr. Bill Nettleman who will present a program on drug abuse. Thia should, be an Informative presentation and one you will not want to miss. GENERAL NEWS The results of the election for club directors were as follows: John Klein and Bob Rumsey were, re-elected and Bill Fuerstenau was selected as the new board member. Bernard Laney presented John Borden and John Barber as student guests for the month of March. Make a real effort to meet these young men and be sure they are not sitting together at lunch or somebody is goint to get fined. Visiting Rotarians were Clarence Snyder, George Brusak, and Robert Kolassa of Bronson, and Larry Ives of Sturgis. Bob Rumsey had Pat Patrick and Chuck Woodward had Lee Vance as their guests. •5 r • ' ‘ Keep In mind the Wayne King Show.This is scheduled for May 5th. You will be getting ticl.vts to seell very soon. The Governor's Monthly Letter places Coldwater at 87 percent in attendance and we are ranked 18th In the district. This is a drop for us so help out my making up when you must miss a Tuesday meeting. SEE YOU IN THE NEW SWIMMING POOL 1!!!?!! Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS —■ Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DON ROSSETTER Community Safety— Olin Dally Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 18—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam August — 1968 Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1968-1969 MOORE—Director RICHARD February — 1969 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck 6—Mark Andrews 13—Harvey Bent 20—Bill Bobier 27—Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift Club Bulletin—Dick Moore March — 1969 4—Noel Shedd 11 —Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart September — 1968 Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent DIRECTORS — 1969s Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Davidson, YouthChuck 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Woodward 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens Program—Tom Collins INTERNATIONAL Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise JOHN An­ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director' SPECIAL—At the call of the President SERVICE KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley,-James . Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1—Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward October — 1968 Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer J 970: Dick Moore April — 1969 ; World Community Service— Ernie Luse International Youth Programs . Employer Employee Relations . K^n .Kampenga S3t * • ' .Bob Sweats.' Cbm.. , . DISTRICT 636 Woody Craig Rotary Foundation— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way. Test—• Ernie Luse John.,Pean, Ch. President, Rotary International• • ’ ' /‘Bob, Man KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko,, Japan. - Occupational' InformationSONG LEADER Bob Yingling. Ken Putnam General Sec'y, Rotary International Harry Owens ' ,.,, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Trade &' Professional Relations Gov. 636 Diit., Rotary International CLUB HISTORIAN Jim Endicott Bill Bobier. ROBERT C. WINKEL-Sduth Haven, Mich Ernie Luse f’ May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN’S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 19—Paul Thompson 26—Bill, Weaver. 4. 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June ■■•4-. 1969 December — 1,968 . , ’ " ' 3—Ralph Toupalik' " 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24:—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson1 '3-—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth July — January — 1969 . .. .1 —Norm Moore , 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Dally 29—Richard Biringer !7—Bob'Loose 14—Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28—Bert Faller The above is our program schedule, for the Rotary Year 1.968-1969; «If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991 NAME Address & Rotary Ann. Phone ■ No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 t ' NAME . Address & Rotary Ann Phone No^ Robert B. Kerf, 8 Partons Cf.—^Martha .'____ 278-8840 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn T—.. 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, ‘25' Parsons' Ct.—Ruth —1— 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Charles Bacon, 25, Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.:—Esther 278-8006 278-2682 James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice, Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-—Jeap —2; 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 17t Grand St.—Clara 1 278-5386 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ... 278-5828 Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Josephine Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-2632 278-5234 Wilford Couillard; 60 N. Monroe St;—Imogene ....'278-6054 Sherwood '’Woody'’ Craig, 34 Edison Ct.-^-Martha 278-4310 __ Bernard Lanqy;.l372 Marshall St.—Rhea' ' 278:4935 278-6951 E.■ Ken Leaveqwortl), 3652 San So.uci. Beach—-Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R.'R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 NAME Address & Rotary Ann " Phone No. Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis ....1—— 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta --------------- 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V.. Shorno, 156 E., Chicago StA—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo', 155'Narrows "Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 (James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Conrad Swart, 471 Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene ..........____________ 278-8942 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ... Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 278-2947 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Mqore; 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2436 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 '. Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elajne..2..<„ 278-4198 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann •Warner ■ VanAken,' R.-. R. 2—Gladys '.'....—1.2..:..... 278-4243 John Vjsosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—§ara;—2.—L'... 279-5094 t.'William Weaver, 12' Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave..—Dorothy — Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—Jane'" — 279-9471 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo-' John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne.,... _ 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma .-2 • " ?rt Faller, 95 N. Hanchitt .St..—Charlotte 278.-8968 278-5475 R. "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Wi. n Fuerstenau, RFD'4—Pat —1.. Jac . ft, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 B. K-.. Pearcei 97 Edison Ct,—Lorrqine. 2.i...j..i.’..:. 278-2743 George -H. Pierce, RFD '4—-Virginia .___ 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pftlly. 238-2759 278-5033 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6.517 Ray Pitts, 5.‘bN. Sprague'St—Ruth 1 278-6161 Robert-G. Yingling, 21' Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce . 279-9266 2_____ 278-5049 Keriheth Kampenga, 615, N. Full'. River Dr Betty. 278-9600 Russell F. Moore, 15'Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce'■ St.—Susan .kJ. ....... 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens,' 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Kenneth Putnam; 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 512-5594 Don. O. Rossetter, 33.1. N. Fiske ’ Rd-A-SHkley 278-8580 Fred ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan ELK’S TEMPLE R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 __ 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen FREDERICK H. WEEKS QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS, inc. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Weeks, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY H. Clyde Williams, 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best”^0 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. tta-rc.li 20, 1969 REHABILITATION HOPE This was the program told to the Rotarians as it pertained to the Maple La n Medical Care Fact lit- y James Skinner presented a social worker, a recreational director, and director of nursing who, In turn, explained the programs as they affect the patl*--!*. . . . , . .a very informative program. Next week*? program is in charge of Conrad Swart who will bring us the State Police. This month eight Rotary Club will reach their 50th year! If you’re interested, che»'I; the March Rotarian Magazine. Forty-one new clubs since February listing’of Rotary Clubs, (check pate 54). Thought for the week: Life itself can’t give you joy. Unless you really will it: Life just gives you time and space It's up to you to fill it. (Optimist) Ax 0Ison You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK ~ Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY H Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE rotary club of COMMITTEES BOB RUMSEY—Director Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance—Fred Weeks, Chuck Bristol OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1968-1969 Classification — Axner Olson, Fred Culy, Fred Anderson DOUG WOODWARD TOM COLLINS GEORGE PIERCE DO|4 ROSSETTER President Vive-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1969: Doug Woodward, Bob Rumsey, John Klein. 1970: Dick Moore 1971: Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Club Bulletin—Dick Moore Fellowship—Noel Shedd, Keath Pearce Magazine — Duke Harvey Bent ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1 st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon August — 1968 Community Safety— Olin Dally Membership — Ken Putnam, Howard Teeter, Dick Biringer Crippled Children— Jack Gift YouthChuck Rotary Information—Fred derson, Les Wise Sergeant-At-Arms — Santford Jolley, James Koss ¥ ★ Employer - Employee Relations Bob Sweet, Chm. Woody Craig Four-Way Test— John Dean, Ch. Bob Man Occupational InformationBob Yingling Harry Owens Trade & Professional Relations Jim Endicott Bill Bobier General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International ROBERT C. WINKEL-South Haven, Mich JOHN KLEIN—Director Matched Dist. & Club Program Ken Kampenga World Community ServiceErnie Luse International Youth Programs Ken Kampenga Rotary 1 —Howard Teeter 8—Fred Weeks 15—Clyde Williams 22—Les Wise 29—Chuck Woodward 1—Jim Endicott 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Governor Visits 22—Ernest Luse 29—Harry Owens SERVICE INTERNATIONAL An­ April — 1969 October — 1968 ★ Foundation— Ernie Luse SONG LEADER Ken Putnam May — 1969 6—Bob Yingling 13—Ken Kampenga CHILDREN'S PARTY November — 1968 5—Keath Pearce LADIES NITE 12—Ray Pitts 1 9—Paul Thompson 26—Bill Weaver 20—Jim Koss 27—Norm Olmsted June — 1969 December — 1968 3—Bob Sweet 10—Gordon Schlubatis 17—Bernard Laney 24—Ken Leavenworth 3—Ralph Toupalik 10—Vince Kornstien 17—John Klein 24—Jack Gift 31—Duke Davidson July — January — 1969 7— Bob Loose 14— Mac McKeith 21—Harold Goodholm 28— Bert Faller CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 4—Axner Olson 11 —Pat Patterson 1 8—John Piersqn 25—Ken Putnam 4—Noel Shedd 11—Don Shorno 18—Jim Skinner 25—Conrad Swart 3—Charles Bristol 10—Woody Craig 17—Fred Culy 24—John Dean Woodward February — 1969 March — 1969 September — 1968 Student Guests— Norm Olmsted Program—Tom Collins VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BACON—Director President Rotary International KIYOSHI TOGASAKI - Toyko, Japan 6— Mark Andrews 13— Harvey Bent 20— Bill Bobier 27— Seton Bovee Davidson, SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MOORE—Director RICHARD Public Relations—Seton Bovee MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist 1968 — 1969 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—Norm Moore 8—Bob Man 15—Bob Kerr 22—Olin Daily 29—Richard Biringer Tfie above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1968-1969. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist with the details. TOM COLLINS, Program Chairman — Chairman — Telephone: 278-5991. Phone No.. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1968 - JULY 1969 , NAME -(i .. Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maplie 'Lane—Kathryn •J‘‘278-6033' " Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ 278-5358 NAME Address & Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6B21. Carroll L. Barnes, 265 Hull St.—Margaret ’.J...L... 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .../ 278-2682 278-8086 J. 278-5386 :____________ 279-9551 . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James E. Koss, 11 Carlyle—Janice 278-6501 278-4935 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken LeaVenworth,i.3652 San Souci Beach—Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 • Seton Bovee, 171 Grand St.r-Clara __________ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, ’ 57 Hull—Lois....... ^..^...1..- 278-5828,. Gust C. Burandt, 75 N. Cikje Dr.—Josephine 278-2632 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl. Ann Dr.,—Barbara. 278-8840 Ernest W. Luse, 278-2261 R. R. 4—Ruth Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna.. -Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5234 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 118 Grand St.—Phyllis Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta Phone No. _ 278-5006 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Robert Sweet, RFD 1—Arlene 278-4350 278-8942 ,., .278-2811.. 278-2947 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 277'CfieryT Ann Dr?—SorcF ™ ”278-6603' Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Wilford Couillard, 60 N,. Mon roe. St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody"'Craig, 34’Edison Ct'.—Martha 278-4310 Normand Moore, 798 Angola Rd.—Annetta 238-2632 Fritz VanAken, Fremont, Calif.—Mary Ann Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Russell F. Moore, 1$ Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert' Nagle, 361 W.' Pierce St.—Susan Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys John Visosky, 66 Sonnet Lane—Sa>a 278-4243 279-5094 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 ___ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple, Lane—[Jane t,i?.,.Z'.278-^63S'' - Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanhe 278-8609 278-5909 James Endicott, 72j Cheryl Ann .D&—Thelma. xi.'.L. 278-8968 A" «rt Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Rc . "ox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Wi> -n Fuerstenau, RFD*4—Pat '.!v_.:.L „• 278-5318 j 278-4402'' 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Jac! -.ft, ...... ........... E.^Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore....., R« E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth SaYuford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ..... Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy f&nneth Kampenga, 615 N. Fall River Dr.—Betty. 278-9600 278-2418 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace , ;278-2979 ,' B.( K. Pearc<?, 97,Edison Ct.-r-rLortaine ‘. George Hi Pierce, 'RFD 4—Virginia 278-2743 278-6356 John S. Pie.son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 5.' N. Sprague St----- Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan. Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. A Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lestev jF. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia "Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. 3, Coldwater—Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 238-2759 278-5033 _ 278-6393 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _ 512-5594, Doh O. Rosse.tter,-331 N: Fiske Rd.-^-Shirley„ll’27'8-8580' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE 278-6278 279-9492 Axner Olson, .340 Grand St.^-Retha H'drry Owens," '24 E. Alden—Sharon ' 278-6517 '279-9266 ,. 278-5049 ; .. HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .. 278-6730 �“He Profits Most JPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July, 1969 PROGRAM Many thanks to Norm Moore for bringing to us Robert Hale - Court Recor der fcr Circuit Court. Informative - entertainingI VISITING ROTARIANS Glen Barnett - Bronson Bill Funk - Niles Fred Nichols - Portage MEMBERS WITH GUESTS Gordon Schlubatis introduced Col. Stevens to the Club. WELCOME*, g HONORARY MEMBERS* John Walker (agreed to continue introducing our guests at double his farmer salary I) Marion Pillsbury - Mayor of our city - giving leadership to many areas of our city’s functioning. We welcome ”Piln to the "club and trust he will gain much from our fellowship. We know he will add to it I ABSENT MEMBERS Barnes - Bobier - Bristol - Loose - Man - Olmstead - Owens - Pierson - Rice - Toupalik - Gift. The Holiday week-end was great - but in these days when freedom is facing difficult tests at home, in our own society, it would be good to remember these words of Eric Hoffer, "The best test of freedom is perhaps less in what we are free to do than in what we are free not to do.'* You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:13 M. * ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wednecday, 6:10 P. M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ANGOLA — TrI-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:13 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Directot Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Student Guests— Norman Olmsted Goodwin ★ Youth— Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse DISTRICT 636 Occupational InformationROTARY INTERNATIONAL William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia President Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy ★ 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wilford Couillard April — 1970 7—Mac McKelth 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28-^^^Voodle Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean May — 1970 5—BoE* Yihgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 'i 26—Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN . Ernie Luse Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don March — 1970 September — 1969 GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent ★ 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson INTERNATIONAL February — 1970 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ladies Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore Special Men's Event Bert Faller, William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKelth December — 1969 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack. Gift 30—Duke Davidson June — 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr £21—Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney January —* 1970 July — 1970 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes 6—Bob'Loose 13—Haro[d Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address ft Rotary Ann PJteno No, NAfjJE - ■ Addfess G Eelrairy Ann Kiono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ..___________ 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl. Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekoniha—Margaret 767-7508 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-80'86 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Branson—Olive 369-9092 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna __________ 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois . 278-5828 278-2272 — 278-6341 278-4350 _____ 278-6529 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara .- 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 — Annetta 238-2436 238-2632 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara — 278-6603 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.-—Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall 'Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Charles Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau,' RFD 4—Pat .............. 278-5318 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ................ .. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare • 279-9668 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ....._____ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E ................... 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5049 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct,—Martha 278-8840 ........___ Ralph Toupallk, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys -278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-21:76 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, ’ 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H, Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 163 Marshall St. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. 278-5033 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen „... M. I. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-4222 CHARLES L. WOODWARD 163 MARSHAL!, ST. Coldwater* mich. 278-6730 278-2573 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest C Our thanks to Bob Nagle, program chairman for the return engagement of Rotarian Lester Luce for a trip through Denmark and Romania, Informative, as well as interesting! ABSENT MEMBERS Russell Moore Ncrm Gifted George Pierce Mel Rice Jim Skinner Lester Wise Chuck Bacon Chuck Bristol Tom Collins Duke Davidson Ken Leavenworth Jim Lyon Robert Man ROTARIAN GUESTS Earl Ripstra, Union City Club Pres, Peter Terletsky, Homer Bill Funk, Niles Earl Foster, Quincy Larry Crandall, Homer Ken Gunth’orpe, Bronson MEMBER'S GUEST Boyd Wiggins was a guest of Don Shomo THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DECIDED WHAT?.... .to have a Rotary Variety Show. WHEN? April, 1970 WHI DID THEY EVER DECIDE THAT?! fellowship ..... ........ fellowship. fellowship fellowship INTERACT NEWS: The Interact Club of Saigon - West, Vietnam, constructed ten homes to house refugees — and then planned a further program of aid to the families which moved into the houses. A successful man is one who earns more than his wife can spend. woman is one who finds such a man. A successful Next week’s program - John Dean in charge. Check the back of this bulletin for your program date. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12il5 M. 1t ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12; 15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUI SERVICE Crippled Children— rotary club of RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Dlrectot Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972': Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. Klein, John MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock- noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY , Rockville Centre, N. Y. Attendance—Harry Owens, Rea Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS- - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Disl., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Student Guests— Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles' Bbcon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— ■ Robert Man, Robert Loose 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin • 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21 —Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 28—Woodie Craig May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 1-1 —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts, 25—Paul Thompson ’> Ladies Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les .Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel > Shedd, Normand Moore . 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 21—Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson ' January — 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yifigling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Haro[d Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson ,1 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt- a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone; 278-5006. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. •ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phono No. Addroos & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 H. Vincent. Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 _____ 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad 6wart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 .... 279-9551 Carroll L. Bornes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther . ‘278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim. Lypns, .335 Grand St. — Dianna Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara- ....... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara ... 278-5828 . 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—^Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—-fat ..................... 278-4402 Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ............................. E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 279-9668 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-—Ruth'.....'...-........ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, .R, R. 4 — Janet E-. ............ 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ............... John A.' Kennedy, 37 Fairfield —’Wifma J Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-5049 278-5790 278-8840 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . 278-2007 Fr. Robert Mali, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 —r Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight; R. ’R. 3—Carol «... 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R."R, 3 - ---- Annetta .....______ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42. Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St Susan Normdn C.'Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-6278 279-9492 278-2418 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D ______ 278-21:76 ________ 278-6529 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, • 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys _____ -278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-4159 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Charles Woodward, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pally 278-5033 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia ___ _ 278-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ..J J278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague jSt^—Ruth L.™ 278-6161 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine _ -278-2743 HONORARY MEMBER Mabel 279-9550 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcoro^ �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 17, 1969 PROGRAM What must be one of the great success stories of American business and free enter­ prise, that of Markus Robtbart, now of Great Mark Western, who fled Germany in 19^9 9 penniless, and now brings a business with a 22 million dollar investment to our area, comprised last week’s program. You who were absent missed one of our most outstanding programs, I can’t remember all the statistics, but the story of how Great Mark Western ended up in Allen Township is most interesting. Cornflakes for cows is one way of summing it up I Thanks to John Dean for bringing Don Hines, the Vice President of Great Mark Western to us. ABSENTEES Vince Kornstein Ken Leavenworth MacMcKeith Russell Moore Keith p’earce Chuck Bacon Fred Culy Jack Gift Bob Kerr , John Klein John Pierson Paul Thompson Clyde Williams Charles Woodward Doug Woodward Bob Yingling GUESTS Ray Ehl, Quincy Frank Reynolds, White Pigeon Elmer Dobson, Quincy Neilson Weber, Bronson Court Guynn, Michigan Center A Dwight Green, Bronson ' Don’Hunsicker, Bronson t Wayne Fleenor, Albion -> Ed Facklam, Bronson MEMBER’S GUESTS Leslie Olney was a guest of Charles Olney BE IN THE KNOW', HAVE FUN'. FEELIN' GROOVY PARTICIPATING IN ROTARY SHOW 1970,. By the way, the date has been changed May 7-8-9* Put it on your calendar NOW I ROTARY INTERNATIONAL’S 61st CONVENTION - ATLANTA, GEORGIA - MAY 31st-JUNE hth, 1970. WEARING ROTARY EMBLEM - when you travel, can bring some interesting experiences. Among Rotarians it is a badge of friendship; to others it is a symbol of service. PROGRAM next week - Reo Goodwin in charge. of Coldwater Rotaxy are in the works. Some insights into internal workings DID YOU KNOW: in recent years an average of more than one Rotary Club every day has been chartered. You know when the good years are — when the kids are old enough to cut the grass and too young to drive the carl FOR ROTARY-ANN’S ONLY* Did you hear about the man who gave a loud speaker to his church in memory of his wife? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK - Wodnocday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parlth House - Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Director Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin ★ Youtl>— Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ah'I. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: Georgo Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsoy, William Fuerstonau. Klein, John MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President .Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin . 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schluballs, .Wilford Couiljard ■. ■ CLUB HISTORIAN . Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 18-—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam • Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 2irrDicksBiringer io—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph ’ Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift .•. 30—Duke Davidson Ladies Night (Summer) . Shorno, chm., Les Wise January — 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Fallerr William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yifigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatis 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons .. Don April — 1970 October — 1969 Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean VOCATIONAL SERVICE Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee V 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director 3—Pat Patterson 10—-John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd September — 1969 * Gov. 636->Dift., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. February — 1970 August — 1969 Richard Hruska, Catroll Barnes Sherwood Cralgi Paul Thompson Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bullet!n—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Birlnger, John Dean', John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson ,1 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-197(] If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night* may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Esther 278-2682 Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Selon Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. ‘— Clara 278-5386 278-5891 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr ______ _ Barbara 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 278-2811 278-2947 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 278-5828 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N? Hudson Sh—Helen Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 278-5234 Harold McKnlght, 278-5475 389 Grand—Sharon Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Jack Gift, 278-6501 278-4951 . H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney,' 372 Marshall St.—Rhea Address G Rotary Ann 767-7508 278-8609 278-5909 .. Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 278-2261 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat 279-9551 Ernest W. 279-9471 ' NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34. Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W- Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. 278-5318 278-4402 ________ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R, R. 4 Janet E 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cloy—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5049 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.^-Martha 278-8840 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Normand Moore, R. ' R. 3 — Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Ca.-lyle • Ave.—Elaine ? 238-2632 278-4198 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 Russell F. Moore, 15 Com^roll Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pien.e St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 278-2418 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 ....... 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 r Jlson Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. — Wilma D 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Ray C. Patterson, Vi N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ...J 278-6356 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalia 278-6393 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby- Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Axner Olson, 340 G Harry Owens, 24 r id St.—Retha Alden—Sharon HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. ’L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFelconj^^ ■. 278-6730 ... 278-2573 Sec. 34.66, P: L A I. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan 238-2759 ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE STREET COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 21|., 1969 PROGRAM Reo Goodwin brought us an up-to-date review of ’’Rotary Today” here* in Coldwater* ■Z Among the members participating and telling of some of the Rotary goals this year were Ralph •Toupalik, Howard Teeter, Bob Rumsey, Ernie Luse, and Fred Only. Programs of this type help us t o understand what some of cur fellow Rotarians are doing and how we can all help in attaining our goals0 COMMITTEES All committees should now be functioning an accordance with the programs outlined to cur District Governor Fred Keicher at our Club Assembly earlier this month. If there are any questions call the director in charge of your area of service or Tom Collins. HILLSDALE MEETING DAY We Wish to remind you again that the Hillsdale Club meets cn Wednesday now at 12:1£ p.m. They still meet at the St, Peter’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall on Broad Street, ABSENT ' The following members were absent and should be reminded to make up if they have not already done so. Mark Andrews Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol John Dean Bill Fuerstenau Vince Komstein Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Robert Man Norm Moore Mac McKeith Russell Moore Ax Olson George Pierce Noel Shedd Jim Skinner Fred Tartaglia Paul Thompson Clyde Williams Les Wise ..... Chuck Woodward ATTENDANCE Our attendance slipped to 79*^2 percent for August, average of 81.31 percent. This was below the District ’Nuff said. ROTARY TODAY As of August li, 1969, there were 13,872-1. Rotary clubs and 6£7,6OO Rotarians in 1U6 countries and geographical regions. New clubs organized since July 1, 1969 total 22 in 10 countries. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. 1 f ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. �OTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1970; Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: -Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE RICHARD MOORE — Director Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard La'nfey, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ¥ JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James. Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatis, Wilford Coulllard General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams October — 1969 21—Les Wise 28-^Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bob' Yifigling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatis 26—Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 1 8-—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June> r— 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney December— 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Ladies Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE March — 1970 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Don 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy September — 1969 ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 Youth 1 Richard Hruska, Cartoll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson INTERNATIONAL February — 1970 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crlppleti Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Student GueitsNorman Olmsted 2—Bill Weaver ,. 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes January —* 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold ■ Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary as Ladies’ Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— change. Members having special programs, such Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ------- .— 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ------- 278-6821 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ------------------------------ 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy------- 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily ....... 278-6951 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 767-7508 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ----------- 278-J386 Seton Bovee, '69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ;........... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ------------------------- 278-5828 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 Nt Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 278-2947 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Harold McKnight, 238-2436 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther ----------- 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 — 278-5234 R. R. 3—Carol Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene — 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 — Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy -------------- 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ------- 278-8609 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—jGladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Albert Faller;' 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat - 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 278-4402 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ...... E. Harold 'Gaodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 279-9668 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth /. 279-9266 Richard Hrusko, R. R. A — Janet E . ............ 278-8360 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. ....._____ 238-2632 ______ Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 278-2176 „J.„ 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .. 278-5028 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 278-2743 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wijma J 278-5790 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 Robert B, Kerr, 8' Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd.,. Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 NAME Phono No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _.. 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta--------------- 278-2272 . W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane——Virginia —— 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olivo----------- 369-9092 Marshall St.—Gertrude .— 278-4350 Conrad Swart, 471 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys -278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charleno 278-6904 Fred H. 278-4159 Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R., 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 163 Marshall St.—Polly Leslie Woodward, Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. I. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois .....______ 278-6730 278-2573 j AM .,, The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sac. 34.66, P. L. * R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welconj^^ ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE STR&EL COLDWATER» MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 1, 1969 _____________ PROGRAM Program Chairman for the week, Chuck Bristol, presented Barry Case, President of the Coldwater Exchange Club, who announced the Exchange Club is going to tackle the business of fluoridation for Coldwater’s water supply. Berry then presented Dr. Howard H, Mehaffey, Assistant Chief of the Cental Division of the Michigan Department of Health who talked about the history of fluoridation in Michigan; the beneficial results; its harmlessness; and the necessity of continuing this fight in preventing tooth decay. He pointed out that all public water supplies in Michigan are to be fluoridated by 1973 unless exempted by Council action or local referendum. He pointed out that 83 percent of our urban population and 66 percent of our rural population never receive dental care, and only 10 per­ cent of the population under 5 years of age receive dental care. So there is plenty of work for the dentists even if we do have effective programs of tooth decay prevention. How damaging is tooth decay to our population? absenteeism in our schools and in industiyl The second greatest cause of Rotarians we have the responsibility of being informed on this issue. Let’s be aware of, and attend the open meetings the Exchange Club will be having in the near future. It's an issue that brings all of the extremists and crack-pots out of the woodwork. Let us be informed and draw intelligent conclusions in this matter. Thanks to Chuck for an excellent program. ABSENT MEMBERS Fred Anderson Chuck Bacon John Dean Jack Gift Harold Goodholm Jin Kiss Ken Leavenworth Robert Loose Robert Man Mac McKeith Norm Moore Russ Moore Roy Patterson John Pierson Mel Rice Jim Skinner Warner Van Aken Warren Williams Doug Woodward Les Woo award Ken Worden Bob Yingling ’ ROTARIAN GUESTS B-art Aldrich, Bronson Bay Smith, Bronson Chuck Geishert, Quincy MEMBER’S GUESTS Web Treat and Jack Hill were guests of Chuck Bristol President of R. I. Jim Conway sezs ’’Don’t repaint the town pump, when the city is ciying for a new water-worksf” How about it Coldwater Rotary? Have we really found out what is • community and are we willing to do something about it? —111 °ur THE BEST EXECUTIVE is the one who has sense enough to pick Mori to ^°, do what h he wants done, and self-restraint enough to keep from meddling withmen th^° do it. -Theodore Roosevelb s than while they You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. # ‘"2 7 ThM"4oy' U,1S < BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wodnotday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK -"hcH Hote|,W,"ir M°nday' 12:00 **• HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA 7tTL H0,•, " Monday- ’2:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY j"1* ~ Monday, 6:30 P. M, — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE RICHARD MOORE — Di rectoi Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer', John Dean, John. Piprson • DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Doug Woodward, Laney, Richard Hruska 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey Santford Jolley, Public Relations—Seton Bovee 1972; Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark William Fuerstenau. Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ★ ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Tosh— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Student Guests— Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS ★ 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 1 8—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy Rotary Foundation— Robert Man,' Robert Loose World Community Service— ■ Gordon Schlubatls, Wilford Couillard 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart ■ 24—Howard- Teeter 31 —Fred Weeks j April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28-^Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons •• ’• V ■ Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce ’ John Dean November 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson . CLUB HISTORIAN . Ernie Luse December — 1969 Ladies Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore May — 1970 1969 SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don March — 1970 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE: PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent • 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 September — 1969 INTERNATIONAL ., February — 1970 1 June — 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr r-Dick 23Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January — 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yihgling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 1 9—Gordon Schlubatls 26—^Bernard Laney 6—Bob Loose 13—Haro[d Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson .1 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 279-9551 278-6501 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R.' Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Phono No. Address & Rotary Ann 278-6341 278-5842 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ... 278-8086 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ...... 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ....... 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna _____ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarice Ave.—Dorothy ... 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ....... 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ...,: 1.......... Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ....... .... 278-5318 278-4402/ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278.-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth _____ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet'E. .... .... 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _______ John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5049 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 ___ ______ 278-2007 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth _______ ____ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. "R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Av6i—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Leslie ..R;,’Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. '. Axne.r Olson, 340 Grand. St.—Retha .'. 278-2176 ;? 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ,. B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ...’. George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S.' Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St ; .-. Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JFelconj^ 278-4424 „• 278-5033 .’.___ 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 278-2743. 278-6356 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 1.63 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .: 279-9550 782-5594 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-6693 Lester F., Wise, R..R. 2-—Celia . Charles-'Woodward, .163 .Marshall. St. 278-6161 Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel -Rice, 190J Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-4243 278-6904 278-4159 278-8238 ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE STREET COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 ____ 278-6730 278-2573 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 8, 1969 PROGRAM - We are deeply indebted to Mark Andrews for bringing to us a film of the American Bar Association concerning "The Middleman” — the American policeman, caught in the middle of the burning conflicts searing the life of our nation. Jfilm presented all sides of the problems without the simplistic allegations an solutions we are all so used to and devoid of any "preachery" rhetoric that ex­ tremists from all sides force upon us. From where I sat, it was a plea for some quiet, time-consuming understanding on our part, and a call to personal involve­ ment in building respect for law in our communities and helping our local law en­ forcement officers achieve a place of respect and status in the community throug proper attitudes and by providing the necessary economic factors. Certainly a program the following persons would not have wanted to miss, had they only known. Vince Komstein Jim Koss Ken Leavenwo rth Noim Moore Bob Nagle Pat Patterson Chuck Bacon Carroll Barnes Will Couillard Duke Davidson Bert Faller Ray Fox John Pierson Mel Rice Jim Skinner Fred Tartaglia Warner Van Aken Warren Williams Les Woodward NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM - DCN’T MISS IT - Sounds highly nysterious - in charge, Ernie Luse - entitled •’THIS n’ THAT" When you see those 70 dozen!!’, tulips blooming at Englewood next spring - think Rotary - and men, remember, THE ROTARY SHOW - *May 7-8-9. Is it on your calendar? International Service - District 7hl in Pennsylvania, U. S. A. has provided a $25,000.00 mobile hospital for Rancagua, Chile to serve town and rural dwellers in and around Rancagua. It i s a custom built unit, built for rugged mountain roads• Don’t miss the remarkable pictorial feature "World of Water" in the October issue of The Rotarian. Also, some interesting letters to the editor concerning Fred DeArmond’s article in the August issue. No easy answers here, either! New Rotary Clubs organized since July 1, 1969 22 in 10 countries Be sure and welcome our STUDENT GUESTS for the month and make every effort to include them in Rotary fellowship. Both Juniorsat Coldwater High School, they are Joe Collins and Bill Doll. It is estimated that the people of the United States spend approximately one billion dollars each year for medications against the common cold - despite the fact there is no known cure! Not many of us follow the advice of the great English doctor, Sir William Osler, who said, "The best way to treat a cold is with contempt!" It seems the local men’s clothing stores are having quite a rush on the new, very "in" wi^e ties this week. The question is, who benefited most? - Rotary Founda­ tion or the tie manufacturers? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Trl-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Richard moore — Directot Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. GODFREY COLLINS President Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t, Secy-Treas. Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Biringer, John Dean, John Pierson DIRECTORS — 1970;. Dick Moore, Membership Development — Howard .Teeter, Bernard Doug Woodward, Laney, Richard Hruska 1971: George Pierce, Tortt Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey Santford Jolley, Public Relations—Seton Bovee ^972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark William Fuerstenau. Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ★ ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R, MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Disk, Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Student Guests— Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28-^Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21 —Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bob’ Yingling 12—CHILDREN’S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatis ■ 26—^Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 1 8-—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Ladies Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand' Moore - Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 3—paf Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd October — 1969 World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatis, Wilford Couillard February — 1970 August — 1969 September — 1969 GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Don 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 2.3.— Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson January — 1970 July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 27B-5006. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann - Phono No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ._ 278-6501 278-6951 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Sho.rno, 156 ,E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann 278-6033 278-5358 __ 278-6821 Phone No. Address fl Rotary Ann Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth,, R. R. 3 — Emily ... Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther Richard Birlnger, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Ernest W. 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna James R. Skinher, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart,'471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .....: ......... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 278-5828 Hull—Lois Barbara Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ................. Jock Gift, 389 -Grand—Shoran .....1 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hrusko, R. R. 4 — Janet E. .. .. 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ......... ......... 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha — ............. 278-8840 Luse, R. R. ...... 238-2697 4—Ruth ______ ........... 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-r-Edna _____ 278-2811 Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Judson St.-y-Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 278-6529 Marian 278-4222 238-2632 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik,-RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 278-4198 278-6278 .Warner VanAkeh, R. R. 2—Gladys 1. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 ............... 279-9492 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F, Moore, 15 Cornwall tt.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Tartaglia;, k. R. 2 — Ruth Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .1 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia ................. 278-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Mel Rice, HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcorj^^ ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE STREET COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 _____ 278-2573 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 19&9 PROGRAM Ernie Luse lived up to the title ’’This N’ That” this week. In a day of instant communications, causing us to live constantly with the hostilities, frustrations and problems of the whole world, it was refreshing to be carried out of ourselves for awhile and be entertained. Thanks, Erm el But back to hard realities - Harold Goodholm is coming up with a timely and interesting program next week. Mr. Robert A. Fisher, Senior Vice President of the Michigan National Bank of Lansing will be the speaker of the day. His subject will be on inflation and the general business outlook* ABSENT MEMBERS Robert Nagle Axner Olson Pat Patterson George Pierce Paul Thompson Ralph Toupalik Jack Gift Jim Koss Bernard Laney Ken Leavepworth Robert Man Nona Mo ore ROTARIAN GUESTS Bill Treacy, Quincy Jim Nesbit, Kokomo Marie Morrison, Detroit Burt Aldrich, Bronscn Will Whorley, Kokomo Please be sure to meet our student guests this month. John Swanson, a senior at Coldwater High School and Bill Doll who is a junior. If you attend Cardinal football games - John is #88 and Bill #23 - both doing an excellent job for their team. DID YOU KNOW - Harold Goodholm has been appointed by District Governor Fred Keicher to serve on the district committee of World Community Service with Robert Winkel and past district governor Richard Bucknell of Sturgis. Another milestone in Rotary Service for Harold is the sort of Rotarian you expect to find active in Rotary Service* Wei 1, today is ”M” Day. Business as usual in Coldwater. Someone has said ’’The middle of the road may not be the most exciting place to be, but at least you’ll be further from the ditch - on either side,” I suspect a lot of anger will be stirred today on both sides of the Vietnam question. And a lot in the middle will become angry with the extremists on one side <3|p the other. Someone has said ’’Whenever you find yourself in an angry mood, stop and find out why. Then figure out san ething constructive to do about it. Never stay angry - people who do are digging their own graves.” You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY “ Union Church ~ Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12115 M. V I ALBION — Parker Inn •— Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P, M. I BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. I ANGOLA — Trl-Stafe Cafe — Monday, 6:30. P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �Children— rotary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam RICHARD MOORE — Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. GODFREY COLLINS , -President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship—Ralph’Toupalik, Les Olney FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Trea*. Magqxlne— Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Doug Woodward. Laney, Richard Hruska 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey Santford Jolley. Public Relations—Seton Bovee 1972; Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark William Fuerstenau. Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ★ ★ ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Student GueitsNorman Olmsted ★ DISTRICT «36 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community Safety— Ray Pitts, Seton Bovee February — 1970 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy Youth" -~ Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner. 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews ' 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director international Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wilford Couillard 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28-CAVoodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam 1 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince kornstlen Ladies Night (Summer) • Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January —1 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith I 5—Bob’ Yifigling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don April — 1970 October — 1969 Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SPECIAL- At the call of the President 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Director 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another mombor, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoint a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman- Telephone: 278-5006. . ROTARY RASTER L2 AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address A - Rotary Ann * . Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgembor Rd.—Marjorie .. 278-5358' 278-6821 NAME: " Address ft Rotary Anri: John Klein, Box 148—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phon» No. NAME ... 279-9.551 278-6501 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFC) 3—Harrietta :.--------- — 278-2272 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily ... 278-6951 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-2682 ..... 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2,, Tekonsha—Margaret 'Ernest W. Luse, R. R. '4—Ruth _______ 767-7508 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .... 278-5386 Jim Lyons, .335 Grand St. —» Dianna ..x.'..'.; Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .....x Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 1 278-5891. 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ..... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody'.' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Mattha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 278-6278 . 279-9492 278-2418 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. -Weeks, R. R; 4—Beatrice Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, .R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat „........___ Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon •. ............. 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens,' 24- E. Alden—^Sharon'. .....___ ■ Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-5028 278-2979 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 B. 278-8840 ____________ 278-6529 278-6603 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha.. 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-4222 278-5475 278-5790 Marshall, St;—Gertrude Conrad Swart, 471 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-5909 278-5049 278-6316 369-9092 Howard' M; Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ________ Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 238-2436 238-2632 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-6341 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 —L Annetta Russell F.. Moore, 1.5 Cornwall Ct.-^GIadys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ...L... Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison 'Ct.—Nancy ......__ John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Phono No. Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise — 278-5842 J..'..278-2007, 279-9471 278-8609 _ 279-9266 .........• 278-8360 W. Noel Shedd, 74 'Maple Lane—Virginia Fr. Robert Man,-379 E. Chicago—Edna :___ 278-2811 • Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson $t.—Helen . '. 278-2947 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy i Duane E. Davidson,' 15* Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. • : -/Address ,4 .Jlotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicagor-Elleen 278-5556 _... 278-2176 Clyde Williams, 102 Gqrlyle Aye.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams,' R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163. .Marshall St. .. Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 278-2743 Leslie Woodward, George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER Mabel 279-9550 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 Kenneth Putnam, 11 Mel Rice, E. Chicago St -278-4243 278-6904 278-4159 /• The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR | Sec. 34.66, P. L. ft R. o -PM. IOC’S ' IO*! < PUBLISHED BY >•' JRQTARY CLUB of ''Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JFelcon^^ ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE ST GOLDWATER. Aj 1£GO, 49036. �“He Profits Most JPho Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 22, 1969 PROGRAM Thanks to Harold Goodholm for filling the ’’void" with a timely, thought-provoking Mrs, Robert A. Fisher, Senior Vice President of the Michigan National program. Bank of Lansing faced us with sane sobering realities. Jim-Lyons is in charge of next week’s program. He will be bringing to us, David Ames, Director of the Michigan Employment Security Commission’s Coldwater office. So be sure to come and find out what goes on in that office on West Chicago Street* ABSENT MEMBERS Robert Man Bob Nagle Ken Putnam Nel Rice Noel Shedd James Skinner Clyde Williams Warren Williams • Seton Bovee .Chuck Bristol *;John Dean Robert Kerr Vince Komstein Ken Leavenworth Robert Loose Tom Collins ROTARIAN GUESTS Clare Welch, Marshall Jim Vozar, Quincy Ed Facklam, Bronson Jerry Beptry, Bronson Wendel] Hathaway, Bronson Ken Gunthorpe, Bronson Tom McGargle, Bronson Max Benne, Sturgis MEMBERS’ GUESTS —I 1~~ • r J • !■ .I* I— • I !!>!■■ David Ames was a guest of Jim Lyons Bob Greenich was a guest of George Pierce "It is an illusion to think that more comfort means more happiness. Happiness comes of the capacity1 to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed.” -Storm Jameson, Author, London, England Most men believe that a woman’s place is in the home. They expect to find here there immediately after she gets off work. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. * I I I 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —. Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Directs Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin ★ Youth— Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1 W-l ’70 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Traas. ★ Dick DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON —- Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ INTERNATIONAL February —* 1970 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Sorvlco-^Gordon Schlubatls, Wilford Couillard 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21 —Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons 28—Woodie Craig May — 1970 Rotary Show .November — 1969 Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce 4—Keath Pearce John Dean 11 —Bob Man SONG LEADER 18—Ray Pitts Kenneth Putnam 25—Paul Thompson CLUB HISTORIAN December — 1969 Ernie Luse 2—Bill Weaver „ Golf Tournament 9—Ralph Toupallk Robert Nagle, chm. 16—Vince Kornstien Ladles Night (Summer) • 23—Jack Gift Don Shorno, chm., Les Wise 30—Duke Davidson Ladies Night (Winter). January —* 1970 Charles Bristol,' chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 6—Bob Loose Special Men’s Event Bert Faller, William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 2—'Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney July — 1970 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone: 278-5006. Phone No. Address 6 Rotary Ann NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phong No. NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara . 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 ... 279.9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .................... 278-2007 Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 — Annetta Phono No. W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278,6951 _ 238-2697 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—-Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. '3—Carol ± Addrats & Rotary Ann 278-2811 278-2947 238-2436 _ 238-2632 369-9092 — 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Cgrlyle Ave.--Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 278-6904 278-8609 278-5909 278-6278 279-9492 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ... 278-5475 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ______ 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ......... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.:—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R, 4 — Janet E Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ........... 279-9266 ............ 278-8360 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D ..... Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .... Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 ... 278-5028 R, 2—Gladys R. Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 278-4424 163 Marshall St. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Leslie Woodward, George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St 278-6161 Ruth -278-4243 278-5033 238-2759 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-955.0 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 Mel Rice, 782-5594 M. 278-2573 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcon^^ A>i ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONRO? STREET COLDWATER, MICHIGAN' 49036 �“He Profit^ Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 30, 1969 Sorry I missed last week's program - but the newspaper report sounded interest­ ing. Thanks, Jim, for providing this look at a local agency. ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol Duke Davidson Bill Fuerstenau Jack Gift Ken Leavenworth Ax Olson Pat Patterson Ken Putnam Mel Rice Gordon Schlubatis Jim Skinner Howard Teeter Clyde Williams Warren Williams Les Wise I ROTARY FOUNDATION WEEK - 9 ~ 15 of November The Rotary Foundation began as an idea in 1917 when Arch Klumph, president of the then International Association of Rotary Clubs, called for "some great e dnr. at ion al service to mankind” at the convention in Atlanta. At the 1928 convention, Rotari­ ans approved the establishment of what is uqw .known as The Rotary Foundation. • • e • e In .194-7, Paul P. Harris, Rotary's Founder, died, and memorial, donations to the Foundation poured in from all over the world. The same year, The Rotary Foundation Fellowship for international understanding, the first major educational program undertaken by the Foundation, was started. Since then, the programs have increased to include Group Study Exchange, Technical Training, Undergraduate Scholarships and Special Grants. So pay those fines cheerfully, men! See the good Foundation money is doing. Some 4,000 awards worth $9,300,000. have been made by The Rotary Foundation through the academic year 1969-70; that is, in the history of the Foundation. IN THE NOVEMBER ROTARIAN - Read "Don’t Let Your Auto Kill You," by Brian Boyer. Could P M V I spare most auto victims? NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM Ken Putnam in charge - bringing to us Dr. John Rick who will describe to us the inner workings of the new Coronary Care Unit at the Health Center. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER SJSJ U"?n ChUr? “ H™*** U‘1S SU! “ C.n8r.8«H.M| Church - W.dn.uiay, 12:15 M. X *!!0 F- M* H°U“ “ Thurwl,,y' JONESVILLE - Skyline Restaurant - Tuesday, 6,15 P. M. *»• V Al,ION “ - Thur«iay, 12,15 M. STURGIS - SturBes Auditorium - Monday, >2:00 M. I BATTLE CREEK -Hart Hatol - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-Stato Cato - Monday, 5:30 P. M. 1 UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �' OTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Director Coldwater, Mich. RICHARD Student GueitsAttendance—Harry Owens, Reo Norman Olmsted ★ Goodwin Youth— Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Doug Woodward. Laney, Richard Hruska 1971; George Pierce, Tom Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey Santford Jolley. Public Relations—Seton Bovee 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark William Fuerstenau. Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Richard Hruska, Can-all Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —- 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ' * VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade A Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodhblm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—-Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 . Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons' May — 1970 5—Bob’ Yingling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 23.—Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-Presldenf FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. INTERNATIONAL February — 1970 Ladies Night (Summer) • Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January —‘ 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson The above is our program schedule for the. Rotary Year 1969-1970. .If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as ladle's*.Night, may appoint a'committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone: 278-5006. ’r • ’’ ,'■ ' • NAME Address & Rotary Ann' .. Phone’ Nd/. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ...... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret. -278-8006 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 ... NAME ' Address "4 Rotary Ann Phone No. John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth; R. R. 3 — Emily „../t 278-6501 278-6951 _ 238-2697 • Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086' Robert Loose, R. R. .2, Tekonsha—Margaret-—.. 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse,' R. R'. 4—Ruth i I———. 278-2261 - 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St..— Dianna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago-^—Ptfna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson.,St.—Helen ... Harold McKnlght, R. R. '3—Carol1 278-2811 278-2947 238-2436 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 ____ 278-5891, Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara ...: 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278,-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave:—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchert St.—Charlotte '. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2-—Doris J William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ... 279-9471 , 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 278-5318 ......................... 278-4402 «........... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-65)7 Normand Moore, R. "R. ",3 -—‘Annetta ___ 238-2632 Richard. D.. Moore, 42 Carlyle Avt—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.-^-Gladys ... Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.Asusdn'; 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wl,lma. D. 1 ..... Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha • 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Roy C. Patterson,, 36. N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K.» Pearce, 9? "Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-5028 278-2979 278-2743 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia ______ Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. ........................ 278-8360 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cloy—Joyce 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct,—Martha 278-8840 278-2418 278-2176 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 278-6356 278-5641 -NAME 782-5594 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia —278-6341 ’ Donald V; Shom6,. 156 E. 'Chlcago St.—Louise — 278-5842 Torg Skabo, .155 NarrowcRd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 James' R. Skinner,'"R." 4, Bronson—-Olive — ____ Conrad.Swart; 47Tr "Marshall St J—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 .Fred Tartaglia, (R.- R. 2.— Ruth 278-6529 . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-^-Marian 278-4222 ' Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl "Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. - Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice L.— Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma-------- 278-5556 278-4243 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMqlne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcon^^ 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois ...._____ 278-6730 278-2573 Sec. 34.66, P. L * R- PUBLISHED BY Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. 278-6904 278-4159 278-8238 278-4424 a 163 Marshall St. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Phon* No. Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta---------- —. 278-2272 278-6161 _ 279-9550 Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 lussr6.pT 5 «- 8O.^3SalcHW*H 49056 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Besi The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 1969 PROGRAM Our appreciation to Ken Putnam for bringing to us Dr. John J. Rick, M. D. who spoke to us about the new Coronary Care Unit at the Health Center. I'm sure we all feel fortunate to have such a fine Health Center and one that is always pushing forward to provide the best, up-to-date care for the people of our area. ABSENT MEMBERS Donald Shorn© Jim Skinner William Weaver Clyde Williams Warren Williams Doug Woodward Robert Yingling Jim Koss Ken Leavenworth Norm Moore Richard Moore Norman Olmsted George Pierce Mel Rice Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol Woody Craig John Dean Reo Goodwin Santford Jplley John Klein ROTARIAN GUESTS Wayne Fleenor, Albion Mark Graham, Coldwater Bob Ashbury, Kalamazoo Bill Slisher, Bronson Roy Smith, Bronson Dwight Green, Bronson TOBER'S GUEST Larry Carrico was a guest of Pat Patterson. NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM Keath Pearce, program chairman next week, will be bringing to us Gordon Buter, Vice President of Associated Trunk Lines, soon to locate here in Coldwater. Mr. With Buter will be Mr. Edward Den Boer, General Manager of the firms Grand Rapids Terminal. You will all want to be present to hear about this new industry in our city. ROTARY FOUNDATION Wen its cumulative contributions to What makes a ”100% Rotary Foundation Club?” the Foundation equal $10 per member based on membership as of its last meeting in December the previous year. Courage is doing what you're afraid to do. unless you’re scared. There can be no courage -Eddie Rickenbacker You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. £r I I I ALBION — Barker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:1S P. M. 1 UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— rotary club of RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Directot 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. February — 1970 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd Student Guests— Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo August — 1969 Norman Olmsted Goodwin 4—Harvey Bent Youth Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred 11—Bill Bobier Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 Anderson, Bob Nagle. Sherwood Craig', 18—Seton Bovee GODFREY COLLINS President Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau 25—Fred Culy Paul Thompson ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les FRED ANDERSON Secretary Olney September — 1969 FRED WEEKS Treasurer Magaxine—Ken Leavenworth 2—Governor Visits PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. Membership—Richard Blrlnger, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 9—Mark Andrews John Dean, John Pierson GEORGE PIERCE — Director 16—John Dean Membership Development — international Youth Programs 23—Reo Goodwin DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Howard Teeter, Bernard Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent 30—Charles Bristol Doug Woodward. Laney, Richard Hruska Rotary Foundation— 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey October — 1969 Robert Man, Robert Loose Santford Jolley. Public Relations—Seton Bovee 7—Bob Nagle World Community Service— . '1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark Gordon Schlubatls, 14—Ernest Luse Andrews, Doug Woodward, William Fuerstenau. Wllford Coulllard 21—Harry Owens Axner Olson 28 —Jim Lyons MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr Rotary Show November — 1969 Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce 4—Keath Pearce BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS John Dean VOCATIONAL SERVICE 11—Bob Man Regular — 1st Thursday of each SONG LEADER 18—Ray Pitts JOHN KLEIN — Director month at 12:00 o'clock noon Kenneth Putnam 25—Paul Thompson Employer Employee Relations SPECIAL—At the call of the President CLUB HISTORIAN Robert Yingling, James Lyons December — 1969 Ernie Luse Four-Way Test— 2—Bill Weaver Golf Tournament Ernest Luse DISTRICT 636 9—Ralph Toupallk Robert Nagle, chm. Occupational InformationROTARY INTERNATIONAL 16—Vince Kornstlen William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Ladles Night (Summer) • 23—Jack Gift President Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Don Shorno, chm., Les Wise 30—Duke Davidson Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm JAMES CONWAY Ladies Night (Winter) Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ Charles Bristol, chm., Noel January —• 1970 COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary Intomational Shedd, Normand Moore 6—Bob Loose' GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Special Men's Event 13—Harold Goodholm March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks ★ ★ ★ April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig May — 1970 ¥ • June — 1970 ★ Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Community Safety— FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. I Ray Pitts, Seton Bovee Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yihgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—-Gordon Schlubatls 26—^Bernard Laney 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 24—Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney July — 1970 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson ,1 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ___ 278-6033 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 -‘JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Pheno No, NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phone No. ■ Address A Rotary Ann Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-4951 Carroll L. Bornes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. Luse, 278-2261 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St.------ Dianna 278-2007 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olivo Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Fr. Robert Man, 379 "t. 'Chicag<£—Edna 278-2811 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr, — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 :_____ 278-5891 278-5828 Hull—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 R. R. .4—Ruth Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ _ 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 —-Annetta 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .... Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W„ Pierce St.-v-Susan 278-6278 _ 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ....... 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat _____ _______ Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ............ 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R.. R. 4 — Janet E. 279-9266 278-8360 __ ,____ Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-5049 .... 278-5790 278-8840 278-2272 R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 278-6693 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 278-5028 Charles Woodward, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth Leslie Woodward,' 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 278-6356 ____ 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Kenneth Putnam, 11 278-6161 Ruth E. Chicago St 279-955.0 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcond^ 278*5033 238-2759 HONORARY MEMBER Mabel The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 278-4424 163 Marshall St. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois .... 278-6730 278-2573 Sec. 34.66, P. L A R. �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 12, 1969 ABSENT MEMBERS George Pierce Gordon Schlubatis Torg Skabo Fred Tartaglia William Weaver Clyde Williams Warren Williams Doug Woodward Les Woodward Seton Bovee John Dygert Jack Gift Harold Goodhclnt John Klein Vince Komstein Robert Man Norm Moore Russell Moere Leslie Olney PROGRAM You all missed an excellent program presented by Keath Pierce. Gordon But er of Associated Truck Lines told I the story of his company and their new operation to begin in Coldwater, July 20, 1970 at 7 a.m.l informative presentation. An impressive and Thanks, KeathI MEAL PRICE GQING UP’ NEXT WEEK - November 18 $2.00 PER MEAL (No more bother with that quarter changel) GUESTS Max Adams - Chamber of Commerce - made his last official visit with us. Craig Darron and Dennis Watson were with us from Coldwater High School. No one ever FINDS life worth living. always has to MAKE it worth living. One -Richard H. McFeely You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. O I I I 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES —- CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Dlrectot Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam GueitsColdwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin Youth ■ ★ Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass'f. Secy-Trea*. Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Doug Woodward. 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collin*, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ - BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ¥ Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— . Gordon Schlubatis, Wllford Couillard 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrew* 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons SONO LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bob’ Yifigllng 12—CHILDREN’S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatis • 26—Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 1 8—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Ladies Night (Summer) • Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January i—‘ 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd March — 1970 October — 1969 Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean Don 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy September — 1969 GEORGE PIERCE —• Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relation* Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm August — 1969 February — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such a* Ladles' Night, may appoint a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone: 278-5006. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono Ne. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279.9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ______ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6501 278-4951 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shomo, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Address & Rotary Ann Phon* No. Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrow* Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ___ 278-2007 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ; 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, .57 Hull—Lals 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wllford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol ‘ -_______ Normand Moore, R. ‘R. 3 ;— Annetta ...._____'.. 238-2632 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 _ 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ...1 _ 278-5318 278-4402 Jack Gift, 279-9668 389 Grand—Sharon 278-4198 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 L. Wiljiam Weaver, 12 Parson* Ct—Charlene 278-6904 278-2418 Fred H, Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Charles Woodward, Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 278-2743 • Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 B. Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 279-9266 278-8360 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia ... John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161.; HONORARY MEMBER Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-955,0 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 Mel Rice, 782-5594 M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ,„... 278-5049 . 278-5790 ____ 278-8840 K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _____ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcon^^ * ERNEST LUSE 5 N, MONROE STREET COLI’AATER, KIJHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bestr The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ___________ The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. __________________________________ November 19, 1969 _____________________________________ PROGRAM You know that old saying, "a Rotarian never says no?” Well, when it extends a visitor from another Club, providing a program ”onthe spot,” that’s real ervicel Harold Creel of Bronson Rotary became the program for the day yesterday, en he walked in the door. He talked to us about his new nursing home, Carriage n, being built on North Michigan Avenue in Coldwater. That location was chosen for the new 75 bed nursing home because of its nearness to the Health Center and its access to city sewers and water. This home, which will offer skilled nursing care is scheduled for completion, August 15, 1970. absent members Chuck Bacon ■ ‘ William Bobier Seton Bovee Woody Craig John Dean Bert Faller John Klein Vince Komstein Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Bob Loose Jim Lyon George Pierce Noel Shedd Torg Skabo Jim Skinner Fred Tartaglia Clyde Williams Warren Williams Chuck Woodward Leslie Woodward GUEST ROTARIANS Max Berne - Sturgis Roy Smith - Bronson Hal Creel - Bronson MEMBER'S GUEST Bob Lierman of Richland was the. guest of Fred Weeks, Remember that change in the meal price - $2.00 (as of last week) No bulletin next week. With Thanksgiving, it will be a short and bu-nr w««i, • our office. With the tension that exists in our nation today think™ a ln wonder about giving thanks. But the man who cannot find something for give thanks is not really alive - for such, George Herbert’s plea was this So much has been given to me; One thing more I ask - a grateful heart* Not only when I feel thankful 9 But when blessings have spare days. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCYUnion Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Conflroflotional Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. 1 f BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 1215 M .Sh,r8M Audl,or’um - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P« HIUSDAIS - Rhlscopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church Tuesday, 12:10 M. �OTARY CLUB of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— Coldwater, Mich. RICHARD MOORE — Director Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam B2L!LECTI°N — 1969-1970 ^»SNS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ass't. Secy-Treas. S XSON PAUl THOMPSON ★ — i970: Dick Moore, Doug Woodward. 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. directors MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Birlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, ■ Axner Olson' Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred' Cufy, .Norman Olmsted, Rab't Kerr ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert .Yingling, James-Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred, Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert. Kerr, Harold Goodholm SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dis!., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community Safety— Ray Pitts, Seton Bovee 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Student Guests— Norman Olmsted Youth Richard Hruska, Caholl Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson 4—Harvey Bent 11~•Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23~-Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatis, ' Wllford Couilla'rd April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce .John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Etnie Luse Don March — 1970 September — 1969 GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent .; 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL February — 1970 May — 1970 November — 1969 ( 5—Bob’ Yingling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatis 26—Bernard Laney 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 1 8—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert .Nagle, chm. Ladies Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore June — 1970 2—Bill Weaver ,. 9—Ralph. Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson 2—-Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney January —» 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone: 278-5006. Address. & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address) & Rotary Ann Pheno No. NAME • Address & Rotary Ann . Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Carroll L. Bornes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 47] 278-4350 278-6529 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .... 278-5891 . 278-5828 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ..... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, -Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 — Annetta .... 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 278-4198 278-6278 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 279-9471 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ___ 278-5909 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Leslie R. Olney, R, R. 3 — Wilma D 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St 279-9360 Lester F„ Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat .. 278-5318 278-4402 Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. .... Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-6517 279-9266 ............ 278-8360 ..... 278-5049 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .. ... 278-5028 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St 278-6161 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER E. Chicago St.—Mabel 279-9550 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen _ 278-6730 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 Kenneth Putnam, 11 Mel Rice, Ruth Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcorA^k ERNEST W. LUSE 5*U. MONROS STRSST QOLDWATSRr MICHIGAN 49036 �“ZZe Profits Most Who Serves Besr The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. December 10, 196? ABSENT I UMBERS John Pierson Ken Putnam Mel Rice Noel Shedd Torg Skabo Paul Thompson Ralph Toupalik Fred Weeks Fred Anderson Harvey Bent Duke Davidson Ray Fox Reo Goodwin Vince Komstien Bob Man Norman Olmsted When you are making up meetings at other clubs, please have your make-up slips sent to Fred Anderson, Southern Michigan National Bank. ROTARIAN GUESTS Dwight Green - Bronson Nelson Weber - Bronson Max Benne - Sturgis EARLY LEAVERS - - and I was among them last week - so I was hit right between the eyes with this item from The Lansing Rotogram. Let’s give it some thought I Before leaving a meeting early, try the Four-Way Test. IS IT THE TRUTH that you must leave early? Or can whatever you’re rushing off to reasonably wait 30 minutes longer? IS IT FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED? Our committees work hard to bring us above average programs, and most speakers appear at considerable sacrificeo WILL IT BUILD G00D4ILL ’AND BETTER FRIENDSHIP? Were you ever a speaker before a group where many left early? WILL IT BE' BENEFICIAL TO ALL CONCERNED? one answer to that question? -A” "X- "A" *>(" "X* "K" ’K" ’X” Is there more than "K" “X" 7C The Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank will be at the Masonic Temple on Monday, December 29, noon until 6 p.m. Sign up to donate. -x- -x- * -x- -X- -x- -x- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 *• V BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. I ■»’_ UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children—./* ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Dlrectot Student Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Norman Olmsted ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972; Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —— 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—-At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bullet! n—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Birlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeanf-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Disl., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd 4—Harvey Bent 11—-BUI Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard • • February — 1970 August — 1969 Youth— Richard Hruska, Catroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 2i—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons May — 1970 ! Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean. November — 1969 4—Kedth Pearce 11—Bob Man 18-—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse • Ladies Night . (Winter) • Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 21—Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson Ladies Night (Summer) ■ Don ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise January —' 1970' Special ..Men's "Event Bert- Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yihgling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for. the Rotary .Year .1969-1970. yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special , programs, such ds Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address fi Rotary Ann Phon* No. Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .* 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ctr—Ruth -L 278-5358 NAME Phono No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E, Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 .John Klein,, Box 148—Patricia ___________ 279.9551 H. Vincent kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-6821 Bernard Laney-, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 W. 'Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert.. Loose, R, R. -2,. Tekonsha—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean . 278-8086 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor .Rd.—Marjorie .... William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ___ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. .— Clara .......... 278-5891 Ernest W. Luse, R. R, 4—Ruth L. 767-7508 278-2261 _ 1 278-2272 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 Fr. Robert Man; 379 E. Chicago—Edna .i> Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 278-2947 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 'Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold McKnight, 238-2436 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Fred Culy, 81 W, Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Eilen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne .... 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois .: i • Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-5828 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris '278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—'Pat ; 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon '. .-. _______ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln . St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Jonet E. 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilmb J. -278-6790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore,. ,R. 'R. 3 '. Anrietta 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon .. 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora .. .... 278-2743 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Mel Rice, 278-6161 Ruth E. Chicago St HONORARY MEMBER Mabel 279-955,0 John Walker, 33 Daughterty—Gretchen 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. Kenneth Putnam, 11 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^^ .....______ 278-6730 _ 278-2573 Sec. 34.66, P. I, I L ERNEST W. LUSE 5 N. MONROE STREET COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49035 �U Profits hlost Who Serves Vest * The COLDWATERJ&toj REFLECTOR Published by The COLD&AT^R NOTARY CLUB, Coldwotgcj. Michigan •• * ■ * ■■'» .' The Singingest Club in the lr. S. A. * 1 * ' December 18, 1969 PROGRAM Our thanks to Paul Thompson for presenting Richard L. Moore, Director of Urban Renewal for The City of Coldwater who gave a progress report. "Things are a’changin'’ - slowly - but they are changing ! ABSENT MEMBERS , Norm Moore Bob Nagle Roy Patterson Ken Putnam Mel Rice Torg Skabo William Weaver Doug Woodward Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol Woody Craig Jack Gift Vince Kornstien Jim Koss Ken Leavenworth Mac McKeith ROTARIAN ■" 1 -r GUESTS j. Bill Slisher, Bronson Tony Hotzman, Angola Wendell Hathaway, Bronson Henry Gomley, Bronson MEMBER'S GUEST Gary Donner was a guest of John Dean. We want your ideas for projects that might be supported through proceeds from the Rotary Show in May. Give your suggestions to President Tom or any Board Member before the January Board Meeting. Remember - Alice Donnel is still after your blood - December 29. CHRISTMAS WISDOM FROM PEANUTS Shermy to Charlie Brown: "I've got this whole Santa Claus bit licked, Charlie Brown' If there is a Santa Claus, he's going to be too nice not to bring me anything for Christmas no matter how I act ... Right? Right'. And if there isn't any Santa Claus, then I haven't real 1 y lost anything! Right? Charlie Brown: WRONG! But I don't know where! (Editor's note1: Substitute God for Santa Claus in Shermy's argument and you have present-day American morality in a nut-shell. Right? Well - a Merry Christmas anyway!) J \ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. * ALBION BRONSON - Con8ro8aHonal Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. I STURGIS - Sturge. Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 BURR OAK - Wodnecday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Thursday, 12:15 M. I | BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Tri-State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. Th||riday M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE 1969 — 1970 Crippled Children— February — 1970 ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Director Jack Gift\ Kenneth Putnam ROTARY PROGRAMS Student Guests— August — 1969 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Norman Olmsted Goodwin 4—Harvey Bent Youth — ★ Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred 11—Bill Bobier Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Doug Woodward. 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ¥ ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 1 8—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wilford Couillard 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21— Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN . Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson ■ Ladies Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January -4 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob’ Yihgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don April — 1970 October — 1969 Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd 6—Bob Loose 13—Haro[d Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change- dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phong No. NAME 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6501 278-6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 _____ ........... 278-5891 278-5828 Hull—Lois Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 — Annetta 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ....... 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ____ _ __ Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ........... 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct,—Martha 278-5049 278-5790 ................ 278-8840 ................ 238-2632 Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ____________ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Retha 279-9360 Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon .......... 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 ComwalJ Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce” St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mel Rice, Mabel 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcot^^ _ 278-2947 238-2436 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Axner Olson, 340 Grand St 279-9266 ......... 278-8360 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—4felen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—CdtoJ Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ... 279-9551 HONORARY MEMBER 279-9550 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 782-5594 M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois ______ 278-6730 278-2573 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 9, 1969- December 18, 1969 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 9, 1969- December 18, 1969 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f704d1d4733fbb4d48ceb602d9955651.pdf fbbc9b775c343fe23e99fdd5cbb02707 PDF Text Text He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January lb., 1970 Addressing problems solved - heat in the offices at £2 Marshall Street - and we should once again have a weekly bulletin. This one still goes to Union City for addressing - but soon the whole operation will be in our office And prompt mailings will be the practice for the rest of the yearl So — if you have a good program coming up that you want the fellows to know about - get the information to me by Wednesday morning - 278-6068. -W.J.F. CX SC E3 C3 XX E5 S » H B S 3 S3 S S3 S3 S3 tS PROGRAMS Two excellent programs recently. Bob Loose brought us Captj HombUrg of Terre Haut, Indiana the week before last who spoke of the Vietnam war Our of his own experience as a helicopter pilot. This week we were fortunate to have District Governor Fred Keicher return with pictures of his trip to Russia with an educational study group formed by Kent University. Pictures and comments gave an excellent look at Russia. ABSENT MEMBERS Vince Komstien Ken Leavenworth Bob Nagle Torg Skabo James Skinner Chuck Bacon Harvey Bebt John Dean Jack Gift I John Klein William Weaver Clyde Williams Lester Wise Chuck Woodward . STUDENT GUESTS This month’s student guests are: Mike McDonald, a Senior at Coldwater High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, 179 N. Hudson Street. He is President of the Senior Class and is a member of the Science Club and the Spanish Club. His sports interests are football and tennis. Bob Biringer, a Junior at Coldwater High School, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Avenue. His present interests are golf, J, V. basketball, Yearbook Staff and Varsity Club. Welcome to Rotary, Boy3J ROTARIAN GUESTS Tony Hultzman - Angola Ray Smith - Bronson Hal Creal - Bronson Dale Brown - Quincy Dwight Green - Bronson - with guests Frank Reynolds and Dan Pettonen ..... MEMBERS’ GUESTS Lynn Bondurant, guest of Ax Olson Tej Pa Upaohyay, guest of Paul Thompson Richie Barnes, guest of Chuck Bristol C, E. Puricis, Jr., guest of Duke Davidson NW BOOK aval “I ah~l e - complete history of Rotary, ’’The Golden Strand.” President Tom or Secretary Fred if you wish to have a copy. JANUARY 27 so far: $3.fjO. is the day we wil 1 vote on proposed 1970 Rotary Show projects. See Proposed Lake Treatment near Rotary Park Tibbits Theater Improvement Little League Field Improvement Scholarship Funds Projector for school Other? - you name it - and present it on the 27th. ---------------------------------------- MW DATES ROTARY SHOW ■» MAY 21,. 22, 2.3---------------------------- ----------You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. tit ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M, UNION CITY “ Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE RICHARD MOORE — Dlrectot 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crippled Children-— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Student Quests— Norman Olmsted August — 1969 Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo 4—Harvey Bent Goodwin Youth — 11—Bill Bobier Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Richard Hruska, Caftoll Barnes OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 I B—Seton Bovee Anderson, Bob Nagle. Sherwood Craig, GODFREY COLLINS President 25—Fred Culy Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Paul Thompson ' ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les FRED ANDERSON Secretary September — 1969 Olney FRED WEEKS Treasurer 2—Governor Visits Magaxlne—Ken Leavenworth INTERNATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. 9—Mark Andrews Membership—Richard Blrlnger, GEORGE PIERCE — Director 16—John Dean John Dean, John Pierson International Youth Programs 23—Reo Goodwin Membership Development — DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent 30—Charles Bristol Howard Teeter, Borhard Doug Woodward. Laney, Richard Hruska Rotary Foundation— October — 1969 1971; George Pierce, Tom Collins, Program—Robert Rumsey ■ Robert Man, Robert Loose Santford Jolley. 7—Bob Nagle Public Relations—Seton Bovee World Community Service— "1972; Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Rotary Information—Mark Gordon Schlubatls, 14-r:Ernest. Luse • Andrews, Doug Woodward, ,. . Wllford Coulllard ' 21—Harry Owens William Fuerstenau. Axher Olson 28—Jim Lyons MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Rotary Show Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr November — 1969 Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce 4—Keath Pearce John Dean BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS II —Bob Man VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular — 1st Thursday of each SONG LEADER 1 8-—Ray Pitts JOHN KLEIN — Director month at 12:00 o'clock noon Kenneth Putnam , 25—Paul Thompson Employer - Employee Relations SPECIAL—At the call of the President CLUB HISTORIAN Robert Yingling, James Lyons December — 1969 Ernie Luse Four-Way. Test— 2—Bill Weaver Golf Tournament Ernest Luse 9—Ralph Toupalik DISTRICT 636 Robert Nagle, chm. Occupational Information— 16—Vince Kornstlen ROTARY INTERNATIONAL William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Ladles Night (Summer) • 23—Jack Gift Trade & Professional Relations Don Shorno, chm., Les Wise President Rotary International ■ 30—Duke Davidson Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm JAMES CONWAY Ladles Night (Winter) Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ Charles Bristol,, chm?, Noel January — 1970 COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary international Shedd, . Normand Moore . 6—Bob Loose GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director 13—Hgrojd Goodholm Special Men's Event Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Community SafetyBert Faller,. William Weaver, 20—Bert Faller FRED KEICHER - Michigan. Center, Mi. Ray Pitts, Seton Bovee Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 27—Ax Olson ★ February — 1970 3—Pot Patterson 10—John Pierson 1 7 K®n Putnam 24—Noel Shedd March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks .★ ★ ★ April — 197Q 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Los Wise 28—Woodie Craig May — 1970 5—Bob" Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—-Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney ¥ ★ June — 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 2i~Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney July — 1970 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the 1 change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman Telephone: 278-5006.> NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth J___ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821' Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. ;—t Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—-Jean L 278-8086 . William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee,'69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5386 _ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr;—rBarbara _... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood •Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne Albert Faller, 95-N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake,- R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4-L-Pat Jack Gift, 389- Grand—Sharon 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, .20. Lincoln;. St—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin,' 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E' ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No, ' NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia __1— Robert E. Ruipsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phone No. . 279-9266 _ ___ 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 FaTrfield ■— Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 ... 279-9551 H.. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Gordon Rf. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6501 278-2272 278-6341 , Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea _ 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily _ 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Robert Loose,' R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 1 ,.——. 278-2261 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows, Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 ■ Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna. ■ 278-2007 Fr. Robert'Man,-379 E. Chicago—Edna/ _■ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudsbn St.—Helen, Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ■— 278-2947 238-2436 Normand Moore, R. ..... 238-2632 R. 3 — Annetta...., Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.=—Gladys .,n Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie R. -Olney, R... R.:,3 — Wilma D. Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Oweris, ■ 24' E. Alden—Sharon Fred Tartaglia, R..R. 2 — Ruth Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-2176 278-2979 278-2743 George H. Pierce'," RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Klbby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ....... 782-5594 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. Wil|iam Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, . 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren' Willidms, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-4159 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F.. Wise, R. .R. 2—Celia Charles, Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. J — Ruth Leslfe Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER 278-6730 L. Pillsbury,■’ 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 M. Sec. 34.66, P. L. A R. rotary club Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. 238-2759 278-5033 ... 278-6393 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen PUBLISHED BY of Coldwater, Michigan 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 279-9360 ... 278-5028 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97. Edison Ct.—Lorraine —______ 278-6529 ’ Howard M. Tdeter, 156'Church St.—Marian The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann ERM mb i >». LUSE moo tBR?EMicH.W*s 49036 �"He Profits Most JPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 20, 1970 PROGRAM Our thanks to Bert Faller for a really great program (and to the men from Marathon, tool). For those who were absent, it was on the North Slope Oil discovery in Alaska,, Some great pictures of Alaska and interesting information on the problems of drilling in that area, / NEXT WEEK: Axner Olson will be bringing Lynn Bondurant, Director of the planetarium at Legg Junior High School, No word on what Lynn has in mind but you can be sure it will be some aspect of space or science. NEW DATES - ROTARY SHOW MAY 21-22-23 MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY! NEXT WEEK: January 27 we will vote on projects for proceeds from that great Rotary Show in Msy. Suggested so fars Lake treatment near Rotary Park Tibbits Theater Improvement Little League Field Improvement Scholarship Funds Projectcr for school ROTARY ANNIVERSARY February 23, 1970. - This will be the 65th anniversary of the founding of Rotary by Paul P. Harris, To quiet his couplaining wife, the poor husband bought her an electric range, dish washer, refrigerator, toaster and many other items. Then she complained she had no place to sit down, so he bought her an electric chair. ABSENT MEMBERS James Lyon Robert Man Normand Moore Russell Moore Bob Nagle Leslie Olney Dick Biringer Chuck Bristol Will Couillard Vince Komstien Bernard Laney' Ken Leavenworth Mel Rice Noel Shedd Torg Skabo Jim Skinner Conrad Swart Clyde Williams ROTARIAN GUESTS Tony Hultzman, Angola Wayne Fleenor, Albion MEMBERtS GUEST Monk Watson was a guest of Bill Weaver You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION - Parker Inn - Thuriday, 12115 M. MONSON-- T Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturget Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. “Some - ~ ANGOLA — Tri*State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. m JONESVILLE - Skyline Roifwrant - Tueiday, 6.15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodlit Church — Tueiday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Dlrectot Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Guests—> Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Rea StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magatlne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Birlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Asr't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970s Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau, John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer • Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way ToshErnest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 036 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierion 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent II—Bill Bobier I B—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy Youth 1 Richard Hruska, Catroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 1®—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31 —Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Doan 23—Roo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Looso World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce II —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam . ’■ Ladles Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Zir-Dick Biringer 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson 30—Leslie Olney January —* 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith I 5—Bob Ylhgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — I970 July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 -'JULY 1970 NAME Addrats & Rotary Ann Phono No, NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann De.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phono No. Addrau & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279,9551 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278*6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278*6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr, — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily _ 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cirde Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olivo 369-9092 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ’ _*_______ 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. "R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene -278-4243 278-6904 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 ;._____ 278-5891 Hull—Lois - 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5234 278-6054 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2272 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Russell F, Moore, 15 Cornwall *Ct.-^-Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 -W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma ■ 278-4159 278-8238 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ______ _____ ... 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 279-9266 .............. 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5049 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 278-6356 ___ 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St----- Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. Charles Woodward, Leslie Woodward, 278-6161 Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-9550 782-5594 rotary CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^* 238-2759 163 Marshall St.—Polly - ' 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-5033 163 Marshall St. Ernest Luse 5 N. Monroe St Coldwater, Mich U9O3& ..... 278-6730 278-2573 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the Ik S. A. January 28, 1970 You seel Professional ’’pray-ers” are not indispensable* getting the meeting started on Tuesdays Thanks to Bill Weaver for PROGRAM Our appreciation to Ax Olson for bringing Lynn Bondurant and the Apollo 11 film to Rotary. RESULTS of vote on Rotary Show Projects as follows: Lake Treatment Tibbits Theatre Little League Scholarship Funds School Projector 9 21 13 5 1 Total votes cast !|9 WELCOME to xiew members: Dalton Davis - sponsored by Fred Anderson Charles Geishert - sponsored by Fred Culy * We hope you will gain much in fellowship with Rotary - and that you will give much and add to our strength as we seek to serve our community. LADIES’ NIGHT Saturday, March ll|th Dinner followed by Ballet at Tibbits More details to come - Save the date I - NEXT BOARD MEETING will be Thursday, February 12 as President Tom will be out of town on the £thc DISTRICT ATTENDANCE slipped during December, 1969 to 81,68$. But we went up*. Coldwater Rotary was 6th in rank in the district with a 91«h$$ attendance average. Can we keep that figure going up? Certainly there is a relationship between frequency of attendance and quality of fellowship and service?! DISTRICT CONFERENCE - Hayes Hotel, Jackson, April 17-18, 1970.Speaker for the Governor’s Banquet, Edgar A,-(Bud) Guest, Jr, Four candidates have been proposed for District Governor for 1971-72, to be elected at the District Conference. They are: Victor G. Boyer - Burr Oak Fred Klein - Jonesville Ronald We ger - Lansing Gordon W. Packer - Litchfield MAIN FOR THE ENTIRE MF,FT ING ATTEND ROTARY REGULARLY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:19 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Houso — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS ~ Sturgos Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BAHLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Trl*State Cafe - Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled, Children— ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Directot Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magaxlne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob‘t Kerr ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Asr’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—-Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard SONG LEADER Kenneth ’Putnam Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee March — 1970 3~Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks April — 1970 . October' — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons , Rotary Show . Duane Davidson, B, K.'Pearce JOHN KLEIN - Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons .Four-Way Tost— Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director m”. Pu’nam 24—Noel Shedd 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE John Doar) General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois 4—Harvey Bent 11-Bill Bobier I 0—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent November — ' CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse Ladles Night (Summer) > Shorno, chm.,. Les Wise . Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore. 5—BoE" Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney 1969 4—Keath Pearce II —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 2^—Dick Bi ringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson January —1 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig May — 1970 December — 1969 Golf. Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL February — igy0 August — 1969 Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglla T4—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appal nt a committoe to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6033 278-5358 M 278-6821 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 -’JULY 1970 NAME Address 3 Rotary Ann Phong No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple ’ Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 |__ ... 279,9551 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St,—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily _ 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Cirde Dr Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth i 767-7508 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Conrad Swart, 471 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Seton Bovee, 69 S. Grcle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ___ 278-5891 :__________ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson,- 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-5318 .... 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm-, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. „ Santford Jolley, 278-6517 279-9266 ........ ... 278-8360 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct 278-5049 . 278-5790 Martha 278-8840 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 369-9092 278-4350 278-2811 Fred Tartaglla, R. R. 2 — Ruth ... Milford A. McKeith, 75 I'?.' Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 978.4??? • Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. 'R, 3 — Annetta . Ralph ..Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 ______ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.-^GIadys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 1... 278-6278 279-9492'' Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2418 ________ 278-2176 278-6529 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene -278-4243 278-6904 Fred H, -Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-6693 278-4424 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St -Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-2743 278-6356 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, ■ 163 Marshall St.—Polly , 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Charles Woodward, PUBLISHED BY rotary CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 238-2759 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcojg^ Marshall St.—Gertrude L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois _ 278-6730 __ 278-2573 I Sec. 34.66, P. L. * R. Ernest Luse $ N» Monroe St Coldwater, Mich 1)9036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 12, 1970 PROGRAM It was appropriate, during Scout Week, and the 60th Anniversary of-Scouting in America to have as our program, Jess Foster, Executive from the Nottawa Trails Council and Al Johnson of Ralston Purina (Battle Creek) present a graphic and can­ did report on the state of Scouting in Branch County. It’s the same story I’ve been hearing ever since I’ve come to Coldwater - we aren’t even beginning to do our part financially in support of the Council. Since Harry Owens left, we have no executive living in District 3 which seriously hampers the work of unit leaders. Harry probably can’t be replaced until we make it financial­ ly possible. The skills, the self-confidence, the growth to responsible manhood that results from Scouting can’t be measured in dollars - but it won’t happen without them. Let’s support Fred Anderson and his committee and have Rotarians lead the way in sustaining membership support of the Nottawa Trails Council. ABSENT MEMBERS Roy Patterson George Pierce Ken Putnam Mel Rice Tcrg Skabo Jim Skinner Chuck Bacon Vince Korristein Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Jim Lyon Russell Moore Warner Van Aken Lester Wise Charles Woodward Doug Woodward Ken Worden ROTARIAN GUESTS John Holcomb, Quincy MEMBERS’ GUESTS Clem Kromer was a guest of Jim Koss Mark Graham was Fred Anderson’s guest Leon Ellis was a guest of Bill Bobier. REPCRT CF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE For Board of Directors this years Richard Moore (incumbant) Charles Bristol Paul Thompson James Koss Note that we will be voting on Tuesday, March 31 STATE ROTARY BOWLING TOURNAMENT President Tom has the sign-up sheets - the dates are April 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3 and Saturday, April 11. THOUGHT FOR TODAY - Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be. ^Lincoln You Will Always Bo Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M, ■Ct ALBION — Parker Inn — Thuriday, 12115 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednetday, 12:13 M. STURGIS — Slurgee Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednetday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE - Eplecopal Parlch Houm - Thureday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE - Skyline Roetaurant - Tuoiday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuoiday, 12:10 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:13 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Director Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS Prelldent ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Am'L Secy-Treai. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Dick Moore, Doug Woodward. 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley, T972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. „ . , MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist : ! • Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magaxine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson. Membership Development — Howard Te.et^r, BetnardLaney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Boved Rotary Information—Mark Andrews,. Doug Woodward, ' Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, . Norpian Qlmsted, Rob't Kerr ■■'V '■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS VOCATIONAL SERVICE Regular — 1-st Thursday--of- each "JOHN KLEIN —' Director month at 12:00 .o'clock noon' SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons * Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse DISTRICT 636 Occupational InformationROTARY INTERNATIONAL William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations President Rotary International Robert Kerr, Harold Goodhglm: JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ . COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary international FRED KEICHER Michigan Center, Mi. Community Safety— Ray. Pitts, ;-Seton Bovee- . 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 10—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director. International Youth Programs Charles'Bacon, 'Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation. . RoberJ..Man, Rpbert Loose World Community Service- '. 2—-Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21— Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Gordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard Rofary Show .. Duane Davidson, 'B. K'. Pearce John Dean SONO LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse •■’.’ .Oolf ‘ Toutnamehff Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 May — 1970 ; November, r-* 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson '• June — 1970 December — 1969 Ladles Night (Summer) • Shorno, chm., Les Wise -‘Ladles Night (Winter) r.Qharles--Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 21—Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver .. 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January —* 1970 ' Special Men's*'Event • Bert Faller, William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 5—Bob' Ylhgllng •12—CHILDREN’S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. - Members -having: special ■ programs," such ds .Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone:' 278-5006/ NAME Address & Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-F-Kathryn : £ Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.^Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 'Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie i 278-6033 •! 7, John Klein, Box- . 148—Patricia 278-5358. „ H.. Vipcent Kornstien, .290.Grand St.—Dorothy '278-6821' ‘ Bernard’Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea Carroil L BarnesA’86 Cheryl . Ann DC.—r'M’aTgaret 278-80'06 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 278-2261 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Richard Bi ringer,- 37 -Carlyle -Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. Luse, 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Bristol, .57. Hull—Lois,. 1 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene ,278-5828 278-5234 278-6054 R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2007 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Harold McKnight, Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Normand Moore, R‘. "R. 3 —~ Anneffa .....__ .."“238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy i 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 -Ridgemoor Rd*.—^Jqpnne Albert Faller, 95 N.. Handiett St.—Charlotte 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C' Olmsted, *28 Edison- Ct.—Nancy ...„ Leslie R. Olneyf-R. ,R. 3.-— Wilma D Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake;'R; R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau,' RFDT4—4^t" Jack Gift, 389 Graod-^Sharon , 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodh'olm, *20 Lincoln St.—Lahore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin,'78 6.'Jeff4rs6rf—Ruth". Richard Hruska, R, ,R„A — Janet Santford Jolley, 1'85 N.’ Clay—Joyce 279-9266 278-8360 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 278-8840 Conrad Swart, 471 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Fdna ______ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Sherwood "Woody" Craig,-34 Edison Ct*.—Martha 278-4310 Robert B. Kerf, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Phono No. Address & Rotary Ann Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia William Bobier*, 280.Grand St.—Margaret Charles NAME 238-2697 278-2682 _____ 278-5891 278-6501 278-6951 ■ E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .... Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ... 279-9551 Axner Olson, 340 Grand'St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 ■'E.' Alden—Sharon _ Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4243 278-6904 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 278-21.76 Wacren yyilliams,? R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 279-9360 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 'CKhrles Woodward, J 63 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 278-5028 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas,Woodward,,R. R.. J — Ruth K. Pearce,. 97. Edison .Ct.^Lorraine 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD *’4—Virginia John S. Piqtson, 3^0''Marshall'''St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie B. Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St ' 278-6161 HONORARY MEMBER Mabel 279-9550 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY rotary CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcoj^ 278-5033 ... 278-6393 Ernest Luse N« Monroe St Coldwater, Mich l$O36 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois .... 278-6730 278-2573 �a9 Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. _________ February 18, 1970 SQD^koo§e^ine y°U lnto he ”Show Mood?’." Don’t forget those dates, May 21, 22 + accordance with the Club vote, the Board decided 2/3 of the profits 0 ?° ^bbits Theater and 1/3 to Little League. Let’s give Duke our enthusiastic support and attention. PROGRAM Bob Man presented Munroe Boersema, Director of the Department of Social Services. Lhe facts and figures of welfare in our county are startling. One wonders if we were. * really involved in service to the community in such organizations as Scouting, Big Brothers’, etc., if we might give the kids, at least, the vision of a different way of life? Certainly it ’ s worth a try. ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes Harvey Bent Dick Biringer John Dygert Bert Faller Ken Leavenworth Mac McKeith Russell Moore George Pierce John Pierson Torg Skabo Howard Teeter Bill Weaver Lester Wise Doug Woodward Les Woodward Robert Yingling ROTARIAN GUESTS Leo Bracy, Redondo Beach, Cal. Max Benne, Sturgis Jim Vozar, Quincy Tony Holtzman, Angola BOARD OF DIRECTORS Remember - March 3 is the date to vote on new Board members. Nominated: Richard Moore (incumbent) Charles Bristol Paul Thompson James Koss I’ve heard a rumor that our program next week will concern crippled children which is one of our Club projects. Plan to attend - and stay-for the entire meeting. Anybody who thinks this is a man’s world, probably doesn’t understand a lot of other things either! Thought For The Day! Real friends are those who when you’ve made a fool of yourself, don’t feel that you’ve done a permanent job. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs _UIMCV I. I Church Mond « i*? UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. UNION CITY - Mothodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES —- CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — Director Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Student Guests— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1949-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-Presldenl FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treaiurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass'l. Secy-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970$ Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —• 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Presidon! Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bull,tin-Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magailne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test—Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobler, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr; Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston,' Illinois Santford jolley —- Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community Safety— >. Ray -.Pith, Seton, Bovee' Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson ★ 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent II—Bill Bobler 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKelth 14—Clyde Williams 21—Le_s Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21 —Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson i Ladles Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, .Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 24—Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson January —* 1970 Special Men’s Event ' Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, /^ilford Mc.Keith 5—Bob’ Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold' Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglla 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, m«»y appal nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ... Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phone No^ Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons, Ct.—Ruth —• 278-5358 , H. Vincent Kornstien, -290 Grand St,—DorothyBernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .. . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie __ 278-6821' Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. •—- Margaret 278-8006Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther _ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton' Bovee,.' 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clora Charles Bristol, 57- Hull——Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr ___ Barbara .... 278-5891 278-5828 27B-523A' Wllford Cobillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Jmogene j.2’278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9.471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 27B-'86O9 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat. Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _________ 278-4402: ___ ___ ... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E.' Goodwin, 78 S.' jefferson-^Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. ... 278-6517 279-9266 ........ 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N.-. CJay^Joyce John A.'Kennedy, 37’Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5049 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 278-6501 278-6951 :• 238-2697 Emily E. Ken Leavenworth, ft. R.' 3 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ___________ ... 279-9551 Gordon R, Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyons, 335'Grand St. — Dianna ... 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKelth, 75 N.'Hudson St.—Helen ... 278-2811 278-2947 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 278-2418 278-4159 278-8238 .......... 278-21:76 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2——Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 278-5033 Axner Olson,'340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens,, 24 E.AIden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle DrJ—Grace B.. K. Pearce, 97 . Edison. Ct.—Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia' 278-2979 278-2743 97R-6356 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, 11 Mel Rice, Ruth .L E. Chicago St Mabel 279-9550 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY rotary CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Jlalph. Toupallk',-. RFD-5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 278-6904 Norman-C.' Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Qlney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-6529 278-4222 278-6603 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6278 279-9492 Lesl.ie' Fred Tartaglla, R. R. 2 — Ruth .Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma . Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcor^k Phone No. Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Harold McKnight, R. R. ,3-—Carol 238-2436 -—Normand Moore,' R. JR. 3 ’------ Annetta ".1. ..... 238-2632 ■ Addroso A Rotary Ann 163 Marshall St. Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 278-5033 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G.-Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ■ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 M. Sac. 34.66, P. L. * R. Ernest Luse 5 N* Monroe St Coldwater, Mich li9O?6 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. February 25, 1970 PROGRAM The speaker last Tuesday, Don Butler, gave us a very informative talk on the Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Ken Putnam and Jack Gift, who are the high-powered committee in charge of this Rotaiy activity, ask your help to see that those individuals in the county who are in need of help know of this program. Your Rotary Board of Directors approves disbursements from these local funds which now amount to over $1,500. Last year per person was contributed to the Society from Branch County compared to a state average of 7.9^ VOTE ’ VOTE I Don’t forget about the big election Tuesday. You can vote for twc of the following: VOTE ’ Dick Moore, incumbent Chuck Bristol Paul Thompson Jim Koss BOARD CF ‘DIRECTORS The March Board of Directors’ meeting will be held Tuesday evening, March 3, at 8 pcm. Place will be the home of Tom Collins, 18» Cheryl Ann Drive, This is the meeting where your officers for next year are chosen. Don’t mass it. BALLET COMING Remember our Ladies Night on March llj. - Supper and Ballet8 ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes Seton Bovee Charles Bristol Sherwood Craig Duane Davidson John Dean Albert Faller Vincent Komstien Ken Leavenworth Robert Man John Dygert Mac McKeith Russ Moore Robert Nagle Leslie Olney George Pierce Torg Skabo Les'Wise• • Chuck Woodward Doug Woodward Ken Worden Bob Yingling Don’t forget to make-upI M. U, N, A. The Model United Nations Assembly for Michigan and Ohio High Schools is being held at Hillsdale College on March 6 and 7» Our Rotary Club each year sends three students and one adviser to this activity. This would make an excellent program upon their return. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs AAAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M, BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 ’ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 Ml BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUE SERVICE Crippled Children— rotary club of RICHARD Jock Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — DI recto: Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magaslne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vic*-Pr*sld*ni FRED ANDERSON S*cr*tary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Aii’L S*cy-Tr*as. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Dick Moor*, 1971: Georg* Pl*rc«, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumtoy, John Kl*ln, William Futrtltnau. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations SPECIAL—Al th* call of th* President Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse DISTRICT 636 Occupational Information— ROTARY INTERNATIONAL William Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations President Rotary International JAMES ’• CONWAY . ’ j. . ■Robert. .Kerr,- .Harold Goodholm Rockville Centre, ,.f9.,xY. . . ............... .★ r COMMUNITY • SERVICE General Sec'y,. Rotary Intematiqnal (, GEORGE R. MEANS - EVanston, Illinois SANTFORD' JOLLEY-'—' Director Student Guest*— Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Carroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson INTERNATIONAL Community-'"'Safety-—-' Ray Pitts, Seton ')■. Bovee SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wil ford Coulllard 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noe) Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 1 8—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKolth 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson Ladles Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise . 5—Bob’ Yingling 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 September — 1969 ★ ★ Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAM* 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr 24—Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol,. chm., Noel ‘Shedd, Narmdna Moore • July — 1970 January —» 1970 " i—Bob'Loose' ' VJ'Cr 7-r-Fred Tartaglla • Special Moil's fevent -..“•i ‘ 13rrHarold ■ .Goodholm . 14—Norm Olmsted 21.—Charles Bacon 2O.-p-Bert..Fql!er. _ . Bert '.Faller;"William.- Weaver-, 27—Ax Ofsoh ' < : Richard’ Moore, Milford McKeith >28—Carroll Barnes The above is our .program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the detail*. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. ' Phone! No. Address & 'Notary Ann NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth; Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. , 278-5358 __22 278-6821 ; 'Margaret '278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther .. 278-2682.. Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 _... William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386" Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Claijr"'278-5891'. Charles Bristol, Hull—Lois 57 ^4.1....;. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238:2697. . Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret . 278.-5475 278-5’3’1'8 _______ 278-4402 ........ 279-9668 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richord Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 278-6517 .278-5049 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -278-4243 278-6904 278-2418 •Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde'Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D 278-2176 Warren' Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F., Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 K.; .JPearce, 97> Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 George, H. Pierce, RFD, 4—^-Virginia John S. Pierson, -340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Leslie Woodward, • 163 Marshall St.—Pally 278-5033 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natali* 278-6393 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 782-5594 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois M. '■ r: ^otary cLub ;' ■: Coldwater,- Michigan Meeting Tiriie: TUESDAY, 12:10 PiM.; 1 ELK”S TEMPLE : '• Visiting Rotarians Always JVelco^^ ....______ 278-6730 278-2573 Sac. 34.66, P. L A R. FEB? ’970 BY 278-6603 Warner VahAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 'L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-4198. 278^6278 279-9492-’ 3 • 278-6529 278-4222 Ralph..Tbupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR -.• 369-9092 278-4350 Papl W. • Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Ray Pitts, 55 ,N...Sprague St.—Ruth .... 278-6161 ' Kenneth Putnam,! 11 *E. Chicago St;:—Mabel .J,.?, 1279-9650 278-8840 278-5842 278-6316 Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 — Annetta -XT...........? 238-2632' 8. 279-9266 ........... 278-8360 Santford Jolley, .-185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37'Fairfield —‘Wilma’•Ji" 767-7508 .. Donald.V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Torg'skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie _ 278-2272 278-6341 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 ’ Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison '.Ct .-^Martha; 278-43.10 ■' Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy'27?-.947f ... Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.-^GIadys Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—-Ellen "Jo 278-8609 - Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor.,Rd.—-Joanne.’ ....•..‘278-5909 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare , 278-2261 ' ■'Jdmes.’.'Ji.'Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive __________ 278-2007 S ., Conrod,Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglid, R. R. 2 — Ruth Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-281) Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen — 278-2947.. Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ,....7...... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imdgene ...?.*278-6054 ' William Fuerstenau,. RFD 4—Pat Jade Gift, 389 '..Grand—Sharon • .x Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta ' ^V,’’Nael 'Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia . Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ■ Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ;-278-5B28 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris Phono No. Address 4 Rotary Ann *■ Ernest Luse 5Nv>Monroe; $t. Coldwater*- Mieth 1/9039. �“He Profits Most VPho Serves Besr ' The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. April 22, 1970 PROGRAM Foreign Exchange Students from Brazil, Finland and France provided an interesting, refreshing, articulate program for us. They are under the Youth For Understanding program at Coldwater High School this year and are living of course with local families. Thanks to Lester Wise for bringing them to usl MEN WHO NEED TO MAKE-UP? Carroll Barnes Harvey Bent Charles Bristol Will Coullard John Dygert Jack Gift Reo Goodwin Ken Leavenworth Lester Luce Jim Lyon Ray Mulchahey Don Shorno Torg Skabo Jim Skinner Paul Thompson Bill Weaver Clyde Williams Robert Yingling BLOODMOBILE - THIS MONDAY - APRIL 27 - MASONIC TEMPLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Next wee,k - we will vote on a $200.00 contribution to a mutual scholarship fund for a graduating senior from Coldwater High School. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL We should be appreciative of the fact that Mel Rice, our world traveler, will be in attendance at the Rotary International1-Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, in May. Those of you helped intertain the visitors from Sweden last summer will be interested to know that Jane Hayden, a Lansing girl, recently Hew to Bor, Sweden, where on Valentine’s Day she married Lenvart Hoog, whom you will remember as the one bachelor among the ’’six from Sweden.” CHORUS REHEARSAL NEXT TUESDAY 7?3O P.M. - ELKS ’’Rotary is neither a religion nor a substitute for religion. It is the working out of religious impulses in modem life and especially in business and international relations. In my lifetime business practices have undergone particularly marked changes and here the influence of Rotary has been strongly felt.” -Paul P. Harris, Rotary founder Thought for Today: Wear a smile and have friendsj wear a scowl and have wrinkles. -George Eliot You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. ALBION —• Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Director Coldwater, Mich. RICHARD Student GueitsAttendance-—Harry Owens, Reo OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t, Secy-Treat. DIRECTORS - 1970: Dick Moore, Doug Woodward. 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary- International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magaxlne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program-Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-dt-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr * VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN -r Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm ★ COMMUNITY General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, .Illinois SANTFORD. JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee SERVICE 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson February — 1970 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Doan 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Los Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean ' SONG LEADER , Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse November — May — 1970 5—Bob’ Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—^Bernard Laney 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 18-—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. ■ Ladles Night (Summer) Don Shorno, chm., Les Wise 2—'Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr . 23r-Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver ,. 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstien 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson La'dies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel . January —1 1970 Shedd, Normand Moore 6—Bob Loose Special Men’s Event 13—Harold Goodholm Bert Faller,. William Weaver, 20—Bert Faller Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 27—Ax Olson July — 1970 7—Fred Tortaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having' special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. - NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. • Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 x- 278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie Carroll L Barnes, Bi'Cheryl. Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, .51 "N. Circle Dr.—Esther —— 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean- .....—... 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 2 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 278-5386 278-5891 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody'.' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .. .L 279-947) Duane E. Davidson,'15 Scott' Ave.—Ellen Jo — .278-8609 John T.. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R.- R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat . .... 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ______________ 279-9668 E.. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—-Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. 279-9266 I 278-8360 - Santford Jolley, 185-N. Clay—Joyce — 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 NAME Address & Rotary Ann John Klein, Box 148—Patricia — ', JULY 1970 Phong No. NAME ___ ... 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall- St.—Rhea 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabb, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Lyse, R. R. 4—Ruth ____ .Jim. Lyons, 335 Grand St, — Dianna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R, 3—Carol. ........____ _ 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, R. Russell F. Moore,'15 Cornwall- Ct.—Gladys ...x Robert. Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan '278-6278 279-9492 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice .J. 278-4159 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma- 278-8238 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2176 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 278-2979 278-2743 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 George H.. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. - K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—-Lorraine ..., Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mel Rice, . Mabel 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-9550 782-5594 Leslie Woodward, PUBLISHED BY rotary club °/ Coldwater, Michigan eeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^^ R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 .. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen _... M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR K Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Ernest Luse 5 N* Monroe St 1 ' Coldwater, Mich u?0J6 278-6730 _____ ... 278-2573 �“He Profits Most JPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. -----------------—------------- --------------------------- March program Our appreciation to Howard Teeter for a most informative and interesting program on the "double-duty dollars" of Insurance Companies and the great length to which they go in keeping the free enterprise system healthy and alive. The film "Mission U. S. A.” was done very well. And those were impressive figuresinsurance companies investing their second billion in inner city areas of our nation, improving living standards and promoting economic growth. Perhaps we'll all pay our insurance premiums a little more cheerfully now! GUESTS were: Elmer Dobson - Quincy Lester Wise had as his guest his son Bill. Nelson Weber - Bronson MAKE-UPS Please have secretary of Clubs where you make up send your make up slips in for you. They should go to Fred Anderson at The Southern Michigan National Bank. DISTRICT CONFERENCE - April 17-18 in Jackson. like mare details. Contact President Tom if you would ABSENT THIS WEEK Carroll Barnes Charles Bacon Bill Bobier Seton Bovee John Dean John Dygert Mac. McKeith Russell Moore Bob Nagle Roy Patterson George Pierce Ken Putnam Mel Rice Don Shorno Torg Skabo Warner Van Aken Clyde Williams Doug Woodward Ken Worden NEXT VffiEK - PROGRAM Two students from Coldwater High School will report on the Model United Nations held at Hillsdale College. Bob Lenning and Jim Sechler will do the reporting. Plan to attend! • 6 ATTENDANCE L^t'sekSorit°2oiSiULr+hiStered & Keep iu going up this spring! percent* Our rank was 20/21 out of 52. ®= ==»»== SB-SB-,-. —_ ought for Today - "Common sense is so scarce mowdays that it's mighty uncommon." GOOD FRIDAY A RADICAL Jew stretched his am across a timber and in that act bequeathed to you and me the pain — of 511 °Pen Question. -Maureen Mullarkey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs OU1NCV „, u MAKE up your ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. “ Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 M. BUR* OAK — Wednesday, 5:10 P. M. Houw “ Thursday, 12:15 M. ESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. jonkwh J* E’’’U°po1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium —* Monday, 12:00 M, BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stato Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �rotary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— MOORE —- Dlrectot Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Coldwater, Mich. RICHARD Attendance-—Harry Owens, Reo Student GueitsGoodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm> Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magaxlne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Btrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treat. DIRECTORS - 1970s Doug Woodward. Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. "1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Cufroll Barnes Sherwood Cralgj Paul Thompson Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard JOHN KLEIN - Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Tost— * SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade A Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee April — 1970 7—Mac McKelth 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodlo Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons John Dean Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks October — 1969 VOCATIONAL SERVICE SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director March — 1970 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent ¥ ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd 4—Harvey Bent II—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy SERVICE Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois 3—Pat Patterson ! August — 1969 September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL I February — 1970 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS May — 1970 November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse' ( i June — 1970 December — 1969 Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—'Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Blringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson Ladles Night (Summer) . Don Shorno, chm., Les Wise January —‘ 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKelth 5—BolT Ylhgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—^Bernard Laney July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglla 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970 If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of Hie change. Members having special programs, such as Ladles' Night Telephone: 278-5006. 8 ’ may appol nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— NAME ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 -'JULY 1970 NAME Address A Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME .John Klein, Box 148—Patricia ... Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 Carroll L. Bornes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara :_____ 278-5891 279,9551 __ 278-6501 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea '__ 278,6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 E, Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Toig Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-5842 _ 278-6316 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ... Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna _ _ 278-2261 ............... 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2811 ~ 278-2947 Harold McKnlght, ’►kR/ 3—Carol Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy . Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Richard D. Moore, 42 CWrle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Albert Faller, *95 N. Hdrichett .St.—Charlotte _ 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R.‘ R. 2—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ______ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517- Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. 279-9266 8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ..._____ 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Phono No. H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois _ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 279-9471 278-8609 _ 278-5909 Address A Rotary Ann Normand Moore, R. Jt. 3 238-2436 ___ 238-2632 _ Annetta Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D ......... 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden-Sharon 279-9360 Z 278-5028 " Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce,’ 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 27B-2979 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 ' Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall Si.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglla, R. R. 2 — Ruth ROTARY club of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcorr^^ 369*9092 278-4350 _________ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278*4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupallk, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 978.4243 278*6904 Fred H, Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Aye.—Wilma-------- 278*4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 .... 970-4434 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2- Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. _ 278.5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie j 978-503? _ 278*6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. .... 278*6730 278*2573 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois Sec. 34.66, P. L A R. A PUBLISHED BY ______ 278-2272 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta Ernest Luse 5 N» Monroe St Coldwater, Mich h?O36 �“He Profits M^t IPho Serves Best’ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 29, 1970 POTPOURRI HERE WE COME! The Rotary Show activities are now in full swing. imperative that each one of us do the following: 1 - Sell all of our tickets 2 - Participate in the chorus 3 - Sell the advertising assigned. To make the show a success it is Let’s do our job! SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS APPROVED By a vote of 50 yes to $ no the Rotary membership approved the expenditure of $200.00 to go to a mutual scholarship fund with three ether groups for a total of about $800.00. This money will come from the Rotary General Fund, net show funds. ATTENDANCE DROPS Coldwater-Rotary Club attendance average was 83.89$ in March. This is below the District average of 83.97$. We can do a better job of making up. Bronson had 100$ attendance for the month of March. ABSENT MEMBERS Axner Olson Roy Patterson Keith Pearce Torg Skabo • * Paul Thompson Bill Fuerstenau Richard Hruska Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Robert Man Bill Weaver Clyde Williams Lester Wise Doug Woodward PERFECT ATTENDANCE! Pins will be awarded to those members having unbroken periods of perfect attend­ ance at the May 19, 1970 meeting. They are as follows: Warner Van Aken - 1+7 years Frederick Weeks - 30 years Ernest Luse - 22 years Robert B. Kerr - 22 years Dick Biringer - 1£ years Harold Goodholm - 12+ years Rcbert Runsey - 10 years Fred Anderson - 3 years Godfrey Collins - 3 years Keith Pearce - 1 year Gordon Schlubatis . .1 year Richard Hruska - 1 year Lester Luce - 1 year Raymond Mulchahey - 1 year NEXT WEEK Bob YingLing, Program Chairman for next week, said that we will be touring cne of our newest and most progressive industries. Guess which one that is! THIS WEEK Our thanks goes to Woody Craig for an excellent film cn that fresh air sport of golfing. Yau Will Always Ba Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs r MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. V ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �• ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam MOORE — Directot Coldwater, Mich. RICHARD Student Guests— Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS Pre.ldent ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-Pre.ldenl FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't, Secy-Trea». ★ DIRECTORS — 1970s Dick Moore, Doug Woodward, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collin*, Santford Jolley. "1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau, John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday "of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, „ Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relation* Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary international GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD. JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community Safety— Ray Pitts, Seton Bovee 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier IB—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL 2—-Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrew* 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Program* Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon .Schlubatls, Wllford Cbulllard April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde William* 21—Les Wise 2 B—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bob’ Ylftgllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY , , Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls V 26—Bernard. Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11 —Bob Man IB—Ray Pitts ' 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 Auguit — 1969 Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relation* Robert Yingling, James Lyons At the call of the President 1969 — 19/0 ROTARY PROGRAMS Ladies Night (Summer) ‘ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore ■ 2—'Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver ,. 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen .23—Jack Gift 30—Duke. Davidson July — 1970 January —* 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Fdller 27—Ax Olson. , 7—Fred Tartaglla 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change date* with another member, advleo the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006.- NAME Address A Rotary Ann . Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address t Rotary Ann Phong No. NAME - Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46' Maple-Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279-9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _.. 278-5006 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6501 278-6951 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 ■— Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 767-7508 278-2261 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrow* Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive 369-9092 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L Bornes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R> 4—Ruth k. 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St.— Dianna William Bobier, 280 Grand -St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S'. G'rcle Dr. — Clara. Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—-Lois ,_____ 278-5891 _J_. 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody” Craigr-34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 8T 'W. Clarke-Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-icharldtte 278-8609 .278-5909 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake/<R., R. 2—Doris. .... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ......... u... 278-4402 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon' i ..'.....Z. 279-9668 ’ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 ‘S. Jefferson—Ruth J...... Richard Hruska, R. R. 4—- Janet E. •. ....... 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy^.37 Fairfield — Wilma J-r 278-5049 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons.Ct.—Martha.—' '278-8840 .............. 278-2007 278-2272 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Fred.Tartaglla, R.. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. -3—Carol ■. 278-2947 238-2436 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—(Susan 278-6278 279-9492 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parson* Ct—Charlene Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 —>- Wilma' D. .... 278-2418 Z. 278-21.76 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma--------- 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.-^-Retha ... Harry Owens, 24 ,E. Alden—Sharpn ■ 279-9360 ... 278-5028 Lester, F..- Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles 'Woodward, I63 Marshall St. .._ 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth ’______ 238-2759 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2979 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Ray Pitts, 55 ' N. Sprague St Fred H. Weeks, Leslie Woodward, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie -278-4243 278-6904 278-5033 278-6393 -278-6161 HONORARY MEMBER Mabel 279-955,0 John Walker, 33 Daughterty—Gretchen „_J„„Z.™ 278-6730 Mel Rice, .1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 M. Ruth Kenneth Putnqm, 11 E. Chicago St The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcon^^ Ernest Luse 5 N» Monroe St Coldwater, Mich L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois. ‘ „■_____ 278-2573 �“He Profits Most JPho Serves Best The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. May ill j 1970 WHATLX Only 11 absences last week? Must have been that great program under Duke’s direction that got everyone out. At least the list of absent members is shorter than it has been for a long time. Harvey Bent Seton Bovee Jack Gift Vince Komstien Bernard Laney Norm Moore Ray Mulchahey Torg Skabo James Skinner Fred Tartaglia Lester Wise Remember to turn your ticket money in to Tom Collins scon - so he will know how many tickets to plan at the Box Office. Welcome to the Club’. Clem Kromer - Controller at Climax0 Clem, a native of Brooklyn, New York, now lives in Coldwater with his wife and two daughters, one at the Univer­ sity of Michigan and one a junior in High School. EVERY NIGHT‘NEXT WEEK AT TIBBTTS - SUNDAY, TOO I HOW DO YOU RATE: Do you consider yourself a Rotarian or are- you just a member of Rotary Club: answer until you check up a little. Don’t 1. Do you arrive early, enough to enjoy a little gab and fellowship before lunch? Or are you one of the ”60 percent” boys who barely make it by 12:1£? 2. Are you one of these who duck out early? Next time, look back and see the Rotarians with more business than you havee 3o Do you infer that you are a ’’very busy guy” by leaving wh ai the speaker is introduced? Any speaker finds it harder to talk to vacant chairs than to vacant minds o Do you jump and run when the speaker finishes, or do you wait for the bell, as a Rotarian should? Those who leave early cause a ccmmotion that makes it difficult for the President to thank the speaker and close the meeting cour­ teously and properly. Sure, you are a busy manl If you were not, it is doubtful if you would be a Rotarian^ But, do you act like a-Rotarian? Read ’em again, and if you are an offender — just don’t do it again! -quoted from the ”Cog" of Fort Meyers, Fla. Thought for today: Hl news is swallow-winged these days, but what is good walks on crutches. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M, BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Tri-State Cafe — Monday, 6:30 p. M. UNION CITY —* Methodist Church —— Tuesday, 12:10 M �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children— 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF RICHARD MOORE — DI rectot Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam Guests— Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — GODFREY COLLINS £ i ROBERT RUMSEY Vlce-Pres FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. Moore, 1971 s George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Goodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Youth—" Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Anderson, Bob Nagle. Sherwood Craig, Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Paul Thompson Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magaxlne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE John Dean, John Pierson GEORGE PIERCE — Director Membership Development International Youth Programs Howard Teeter, Bernard Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Laney, Richard Hruska Rotary Foundation— Program—Robert Rumsey Robert Man, Robert Loose Public Relations—Seton Bovee World Community Service— Rotary Information—Mark Gordon Schlubatls, Andrews, Doug Woodward, Wllford Coulllard Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Cqly, . Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr Rotary ShoW Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce # John Dean VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. 4—Harvey Bent I 1—Bill Bobier 18—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY' — Director Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Boyee April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Los Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons November — May — 1970 5—Bob' Ylhgllng 1969 4—Keath Pearce II —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson ’. 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Blrlnger 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen . 23—Jack Gift. 30—Duke Davidson .. Ladles Night (Summer) ■ Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore July — 1970 January —1 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard' Moore, Milford McKeith 12—CHILDREN’S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament ■■ Robert Nagle, chm. Don 3—Don Shorno 10—-Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse March — 1970 September — 1969 ¥ JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test^Ernest Luse Occupational Information— William Bobier, Fred Tartaglia Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Gbodholm 3“"Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Nael Shedd August — 1969 ★ ★ DIRECTORS — 1970sDick Doug Woodward. February — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller .27—Ax Olson .7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21—Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. . NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address 8 Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-5358 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Bernard Laney, '372 Marshall St.—Rhea ... 279-9551 278-6501 278-6951 Phono No. • Address 4 Rotary Ann Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-2272 . 278-6341 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth,. R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 156 E-., Chicago St.—Louise 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-7508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Ernest W. 278-2261 James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 . 278-2682 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ____ 278-5386 Seron Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois .... 278-5891 .... !.. Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara - Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—rlmogene Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 41.......... 278-2007 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ... 278-5828 Fr. Robert Man, 379..E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-5234 278-6054 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore/ R. . 278-2811 278-2947 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth : 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 238-2436 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Rr 3 —— Annetta- .“.;.....'....;. 238-2632 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Richard D. Moore, 42.Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Russell F. Moore, 15 ^Cornwall ,Gt.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 279-9471 _. 278-8609 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _ ______ 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-65)7 -279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. 278-8360 ............ Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ..... 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, ,37 Fairfield ,— Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr'; 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ____ 278-8840 ; 278-2418 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-21.76 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Roy C. Patterson, .36. N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. - Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine ............... 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth .___ 278-6356 278-5641 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys-278-4243 L. Wil|iam Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma •Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-9550 ....... 7B2-.5594 Charles Woodward, rotary club of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcon^^ 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 ..... 238-2759 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Pally Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ....______ 278-6730 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois ....________ 278-2573 M. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4159 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMolne 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 __________ 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam; 11 E. Chicago St.—LMabel . ... Sec. 34.66, P. L » 8. Ernest Luse 5 Monroe St z Coldwater, Mich U9O36 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 1970 PROGRAM Our thanks to Dick Hruska for planning a very successful Children’s Party. Apparently others than the kids enjoyed the program, which is as it should be, recalling the words of Jean De Le Bruyere ’’Children think not of what is past, nor what is to come, but enjoy the present time, which few of us do.” Let’s be as children in our ability to enjoy the present! ABSENTEES Too many to list I culture are. Why so many? Afraid of children? Too many adults in our DISTRICT ASSEMBLY - STURGIS - SATURDAY, JUNE 13 Speak to Bob Rumsey if you would like to join the group going fran our Club. RECENT BOARD ACTION - that $220.00 be sent to Rotary Foundation to make us an 800$ club. Money collected from fines and Fred’s ’’conscience money” is where it all comes from. WHAT DOES ROTARY FOUNDATION DO? 111 During 1970-71, about 5>75> awardees will study abroad under three different kinds of educational awards programs and The Group Stucky Exchange. Financial grants made available for them are expected to, reach a total value of $l.h2 million. Don’t file away The Rotarian for June without fiving it a good going-over. Twenty pages of pictures and text will give you new members especially a comprehensive view of Rotary activities. We are rapidly approaching the season when our summer visitors begin arriving on the scene of Coldwater Rotary. Let our fellowship and outreach to these visiting Rotarians be genuine. Instead of spending all of our time with old friends we see every day, let’s make some new friends and help visitors feel at home. Thought for today: ’’Feel the dignity of a child. Do not feel superior to him, for you are notv” -Robert Henri You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Thursday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. «r I I I 1 ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-Stat. Cafe — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Children— ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam RICHARD MOORE — Directot Quests— Coldwater, Mich, Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo StudentNorman Olmsted Goodwin ★ Youth— Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupalik, Les Olney Magazine—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Blrlnger, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob’t Kerr OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. Moore, Dick 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. INTERNATIONAL Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose World Community Service— Gordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 3—-Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swarf 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bof Yihgllng 12—CHILDREN’S PARTY Dick Hruska 1 ?—Gordon Schlubatls 26—Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce 11—Bob Man 1 8—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don April — 1970 October — 1969 Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean Ladles Night (Summer) Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladies Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore COMMUNITY SERVICE Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. March — 1970 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews 16—John Doan 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent ★ SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director 4—Harvey Bent 11—Bill Bobier 1 B—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy September — 1969 ¥ General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois 3—Pat Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm February — 1970 January —‘ 1970 Special Men's Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith I June — 1970 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupalik 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Biringer 30—Leslie Olney - July — 1970 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies' Night, may appoint a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program ChairmanTelephone: 278-5006. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279,9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278,6951 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise 278-6341 278-5842 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr 278-8086 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .. Esther Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-5358 _ 278-6821 278-2682 767-7508 J 278-2261 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Jim' Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Fr., Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Charles Bristol, 57 Hull-—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr 278-5828 278-5234 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ..J... 278-2947 Barbara Wilford Couiliard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood •’Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 279-9471 278-8609 278-5909 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RED 4—Pat _. Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 279-9266 ............. 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ‘_______ 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 6 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ 278-2007 278-2811 238-2436 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Janies R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 369-9092 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia,- R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 — Annetta--.-.:, ....... 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Warner VanAken, Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W.' Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 279-9492 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-4159 278-8238 R. R. 2—Gladys -278-4243 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-21:76 Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater—LaMoine 278-6693 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon 279-9360 278-5028 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 238-2759 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2743 Leslie Woodward, George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Mora 278-6356 278-5641 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St Ruth Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St Mabel 278-6161 279-9550 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ...... 782-5594 Mel Rice, ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12: W P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 4-^isiiing Rotarians Always IFelcorrd^ 278-5033 ... 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, .33 Daughterly—Gretchen M. L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 163 Marshall St.—Polly Ernest Luse 5 N« Monroe St Coldwater, Mich u9O36 ....______ 278-6730 ... 278-2573 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 10, 1970 It was good to see Warner Van Aken back with us. Torg Skabo is at University Hospital in Ann Arbor and I'm sure would appreciate hearing from his friends in Coldwater Rotary* PROGRAM Our appreciation to Norm Moore and Ken Putnam for bringing to us Ken’s son-in-law Mike Brayton this week. His description of large numbers of responsible and scholarly students working within our democratic system to voice their protests and seek change was refreshing. I hope we all got his point that this is education at its best. Students learn much more from invo Ivan ent than they do sitting in lecture halls - though that also is necessary. Also, as responsible community leaders, we ought to pick up Mike’s urging to stop generalizing about students of today on the basis of ’’hearsay*' or what "someone told us" or news reporting. In reflecting on Mike’s excellent and balanced presentation it seemed to me that there are some concerned students who are much more actively involved in our democratic institutions than any of us are. When only a few over 600 people bothered to vote on Monday of this week, it seems we have little reason to complain about the younger generation. By the way - Congratulations to George Pierce on his re-election to the school boardl Remember - The Board has been making committee assignments. Be ready to assume your responsibility in building a better club for service to cur community. ROTARY SHOW ROTARY SHOW ROTARY SHOW Ticket money and bills still to be turned in. t$e end of June. Let’s get this all cleaned up by SEPTEMBER 22 - seems a long way off - but summer passes an too quickly. Mark, that date for our Club Assembly and the visit of our new District Governor, Bert Ward. Dare we think in terms of 100$ attendance that day? £3SS SSZS ! 33 33-3 33 33 33 Those who could help our attendance average by making up ares Caroll Barnes John Dean Vince Komstien Torg Skabo QLyde Williams Chuck Bristol John Dygert Norman Olmsted Jim Skinner ' Tom Collins Reo Goodwin Axner Olson Howard Teeter 3335 *33 sssassssessssss Thought for Today: General notions are generally wrong. -Lady Mary Wortley Montagu You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — W.dn.iday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — W.dn.iday, 6:10 P. M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hout. — Thursday, 12115 M. JONESVILLE — Skyline Restaurant — Tuesday, 6:15 P. M. * I I I 1 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturg.s Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Trl-State Cat* — Monday, 6:30 P. M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 Mi �Children— ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE Crippled Jack Gift, Kenneth Putnam RICHARD MOORE — Direct©! Coldwater, Mich. Attendance—Harry Owens, Reo Student GueitsGoodwin Classifications—Fred Culy, Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau Fellowship—Ralph Toupallk, Les Olney Magaslne—Ken Leavenworth Membership—Richard Biringer, John Dean, John Pierson Membership Development — Howard Teeter, Bernard Laney, Richard Hruska Program—Robert Rumsey Public Relations—Seton Bovee Rotary Information—Mark Andrews, Doug Woodward, Axner Olson Sergeant-at-Arms—Fred Culy, Norman Olmsted, Rob't Kerr OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1969-1970 GODFREY COLLINS President ROBERT RUMSEY Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t, Secy-Treat. ★ DIRECTORS — 1970: Doug Woodward. - Dick Moore, 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972; Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ¥ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Employer - Employee Relations Robert Yingling, James Lyons Four-Way Test— Ernest Luse Occupational InformationWilliam Bobier, Fred Tartaglla Trade & Professional Relations Robert Kerr, Harold Goodholm SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - President Rotary International JAMES CONWAY Rockville Centre, N. Y. ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Gov. 636 Disk, Rotary International FRED KEICHER - Michigan Center, Mi. Community SafetyRay Pitts, Seton Bovee 1969 — 1970 ROTARY PROGRAMS Norman Olmsted Youth— Richard Hruska, Cafroll Barnes Sherwood Craig, Paul Thompson 3—Pal Patterson 10—John Pierson 17—Ken Putnam 24—Noel Shedd August — 1969 4—Harvey Bent II—Bill Bobier I 8—Seton Bovee 25—Fred Culy March — 1970 3—Don Shorno 10—Jim Skinner 17—Conrad Swart 24—Howard Teeter 31—Fred Weeks September — 1969 ★ INTERNATIONAL 2—Governor Visits 9—Mark Andrews SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director International Youth Programs Charles Bacon, Harvey Bent Rotary Foundation— Robert Man, Robert Loose 16—John Dean 23—Reo Goodwin 30—Charles Bristol April — 1970 7—Mac McKeith 14—Clyde Williams 21—Les Wise 28—Woodie Craig October — 1969 7—Bob Nagle 14—Ernest Luse 21—Harry Owens 28—Jim Lyons World Community ServiceGordon Schlubatls, Wllford Coulllard Rotary Show Duane Davidson, B. K. Pearce John Dean SONG LEADER Kenneth Putnam CLUB HISTORIAN Ernie Luse May — 1970 5—Bob’ Ylfigllng 12—CHILDREN'S PARTY Dick Hruska 19—Gordon Schlubatls I 26—^Bernard Laney November — 1969 4—Keath Pearce II —Bob Man 18—Ray Pitts 25—Paul Thompson June — 1970 December — 1969 Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, chm. Don February — 1970 Ladles Night (Summer) • Shorno, chm., Les Wise Ladles Night (Winter) Charles Bristol, chm., Noel Shedd, Normand Moore 2—Ken Leavenworth 9—Norm Moore 16—Bob Kerr Dick Bi ringer 30—Leslie Olney 2—Bill Weaver 9—Ralph Toupallk 16—Vince Kornstlen 23—Jack Gift 30—Duke Davidson July — 1970 January —* 1970 Special Men’s Event Bert Faller,. William Weaver, Richard Moore, Milford McKeith 6—Bob Loose 13—Harold Goodholm 20—Bert Faller 27—Ax Olson 7—Fred Tartaglia 14—Norm Olmsted 21 —Charles Bacon 28—Carroll Barnes The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1969-1970. If yo uwlsh to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Members having special programs, such as Ladies’ Night, may appoi nt a committee to assist you with the details. BOB RUMSEY, Program Chairman— Telephone: 278-5006. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — AUGUST 1969 - JULY 1970 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Phono No. - Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 John Klein, Box 148—Patricia 279,9551 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Gordon R. Schlubatls, RFD 3—Harrietta Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 156 E. Chicago St.—Louise Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278.6951 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Harvey G. Bent, 51 N. Circle Dr.—Esther 278-2682 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Ernest W. ... ;v_. 278-2261 278-5386 Jim Lyons, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ’ '.______ 278.-2007. 278-5891 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen —.... 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ....... Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois : 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody". Craig,,34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W.' C?ark'tf Ake.—Dorothy 279-9471 Luse, R. R. 4-^—Ruth Normand Moore, R. ’R. 3 — Annetta 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .:. 278-6278 279-9492 278-8609 278-5909 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 2—Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 4—Pat ............................ Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-5318 278-4402 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholns 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 279-9266 278-8360 ..... 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha J 278-5790 .' 278-8840 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Duane E. Davidson„\15 Scott Aye.'—Ellen Jo John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R.'R. 4 — Janet E. ..... ■. Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ._ > 767-7508 278-2418 _____ Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha .. Harry Owens, 24 E. Alden—Sharon Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.—Lorraine 278-2l;76 279-9360 ... 278-5028 278-2979 278-2743 George H. Pierce, RFD- 4—Virginia ......_______ 278-6356 John S. Pier,son, 340 Marshall St.—Mora ; 278-5641 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-631 369-9092 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27, Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 2—Gladys 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 4—Beatrice 278-4159 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. 2, Coldwater— LaMoine 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-4424 278-5033 Douglas Woodward, R. R. 1 — Ruth 238-2759 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-5033 278-6393 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen Mel Rice, M. , 782-5594 HONORARY MEMBER The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ....______ 278-6730 L. Pillsbury, 33 W. Alden—Lois 278-2573 lgfa.34.66, P. L. A R. | m. /-a PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE .. Visiting Rotarians Always Welcor^^ 278-634 278-58^ James R. Skinner, R. 4, Bronson—Olive Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Ray Pitts, 55 N. Sprague St.—Ruth 278-6161 Kenneth Putnam, H E. Chicago St Mabel ....... 279-955.0 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 27B/’'pr'^ ............... 27b-x27 Ernest Luse 5 N» Monroe St Coldwater, Mich 49036 cl. �Profits Most Who Serves Best" WF The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. PROGRAM_____________________________ 66___________________ -_______ _______ Our thanks to Chuck Bacon for bringing to us yesterday Richard Kennedy from ~bhe, tmyreYSity 6f Mi'g'hifeah Who wa^ iormer.Ly Lb.rector of State and Community Relations ior the University and now is Secretary of the University, assistant to President Ro n. Flemming. Mr. Kennedy very carefully and thoughtfully reviewed with the club the confrontation of the Black Action Movement with the University administration an Board of Regents, the events which brought about the student strike this past spring on the University campus.- I’m sure we all gained a new appreciation for the very unhappy position these student confrontations put University administrators in, and that the solutions to these problems are much more complex than just calling in the police. And although Chuck Bacon cannot remember violence at the University of Michigan when he was a student there, nor can I, Representative' William Bray, republican of Indiana, has made extensive research into the history of campus disorders. He dis­ covered sane of the following things happening in the early 1800’s; students were shot at Miami, in Ohio; a University- of • 'Virginia professor was killed byi students; Oakland College in Mississippi lost it’s President when stabbed by a student; the President and a professor were stoned at the University of Georgia, In fact, as far back as 1766, at Harvard College, Asa Dunbar, grandfather of Henry David Thoreau, complained about the quality of the food. He told tutors ’’ Behold, our butter stinketh.” The faculty ordered that Dunbar be censured, for insubordination. The next morning the entire student body walked out. The Harvard governing board met that r.haTT pnga by immediately demanding the students sign a humble confession or leave the college. The students signed. In 1815 angry students at Bowdoin College wrote colleagues at other schools, " We assure you this is a most wretched place." Bray found they were expelled for this offense. Well, times were different and so were the students and admimistrators, but the underlying story was the same then as now, with a key di ffproncp , unruliness and disorder were not tolerated. They were punished fast and hard. One wishes such schemes would work today. NEW BADGE CASE Remember your badge number' and be sure it gets in the correct slot. The Sergeant-at-arms will have a lot of fun fining fellows who get their badges in the wrong spot. Quite an improvement though, isn’it, over the old badge board. GOLF OUTING AUGUST 3rd it1. There’s 'orily been one foursome signed up from the Coldwater club. We’re hosting the event. Let’s get with NEW MEMBER WELCOMED INTO ROTARY Welcome Tony Holtzman to Coldwater Rotary. He is a stock agent with Fulton, Reid, Staples Inc. , local manager at 11 S. Hudson St. in Coldwater. Tony and his wife, Ruth, live at Snow Lake. They have two sons, Seth, five years old, and Cameron, two years old. COMMITTEE REPORTS Committee reports still due July 281 ABSENT LAST WEEK Robert Kerr Vince Ko mat ein Bernard Laney Bob Man Mac McKeith Clyde Williams Carroll Barnes William Bobier Chuck Bristol John Dean John Dygert Paul Thompson Norm Olmsted Leslie Olney Axner Olson George Pierce Hal Sexton Lester Wise NEXT WEEK Next week Carroll Bappes will introduce a man from the Tekonsha State Police who will speak on the Drunken Driver and the Breqth-O-Lator. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP WUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church —• Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK ■— Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous* ■— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tueiday, 12:10 M �COMMUNITY ROTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ■ JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ J OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley, 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRSj GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular. — -1st Thursday of each month af 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—VLt the call of the President President Rotary International ..-WIllJAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARR-- Bronson, Michigan Community Safety-— Woody Craig, Bob Kerr, Ken Worden, Seton Bovee Classifications—Fred Anderson, Crippled Children— Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Barnes. Ray Mulchahey, Scholarships, Awards, and Fellowship—Charles Geishert, Student Loans— Charles Woodward, Bob Man Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Magazine—Ray Mulchahey. Student Guests— Membership—John Doan, Duke Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Davidson, Dick Blrlnger. Youth— Membership Development — Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Olney. Fred Culy. Program?-Dick Moore. . , . Public Relations—Norm Moore, t * ,* Fred Neer'. " •' Rotary Information — Ernest INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Luse, Harold Goodholm, WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, International Youth Programs Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Fred Tartaglia, Dalt Davis Song Leader — Ken Putnam, Rotary Foundation-— _• John Dean. 1 Lester 'Wise,. Olin Dally ¥ .SANTFORD JOLLEY Director Employer - .Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational Information— • Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney - Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. .Pearce, Jahn Dean. Children's Program Dick Moore 4—Dalton Davis 11 —John Dygert 18—Charles Geishert 25—Harold Goodholm March — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 1—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden April — 1971 October —- 1970 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss I-', 20—Bob Ndgle ' 27—Norm Olmsted May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Blrlnger 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24—John Pierson June — 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon January — 1971 July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter 1 9—Ralph Toupalik 25—Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wi sh to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Phone No. ’ l' NAME . Robert 8; Kerr, 8 Parsons'Ct.—Martha • 278-6033 . 278-5358' 2—Clyde Williams Chuck 9Woodward 1 o—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Dorj Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Goll-' Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night Will be appointed by the Club .President. Address & Rotary Ann NAME February — 1971 December — 1970 CLUB HISTORIAN ;Erne,st’Lus'e’ ,-. The. above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1970 VOCATIONAL ^ERVICE ' ^DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 • :Address. i Rotary Ann . Phone No.’ John "Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia Address & Rotary Ann NAME. Phono Nty, Kenneth Putrram, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2«| Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 7824^Kj ,........... 278-8840 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 'Carroll t.‘ 'Barnes,' 86. Cheryl Ann Dr."— Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ........ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice _. 278-2912 Richard Brringer, 37 'Carlyle Ave.—Jean „ Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta .............. Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Keri" Leavenworth,'R/ R. 3 — Emfly W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ............ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, .49. S. Circle Dr. — Clara .:r Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois • _______ 278-5891 278-5828 Tom Collins,-IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara :.... 278-5234 Wilford Coulllard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood ;'-Woodyu-Craig,"34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 - Fred Culy, 81 .W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone — Jane ............ 278-6635 Duane . E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 ' Dalton Davis,'231 S. Fremont Rd. —- Rosemary 1.. 238-2694 John T.-Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd^——Joanne _• 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ,... Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—Charlotte 278-4248 _ 278-5’475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 :— Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat „ __ 278-4402 Charles GeisTiert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ......... E. Harold Gbodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare Reo E. Good>vjn, 78, S. Jefferson-—Ruth Richard "Hruska', R. R. 4 — Janet'E. 279-9668 278-6517 ......... 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185'N. Clay—Joyce ’. ____ .-. John. A.. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. ' 278-5049’’ 278'5790 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-6951 238-2697 Robert. Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha .— .Margaret Lester Luce,"’41 Sonet 'Lane -— Helen .; ,...-767-4508 278-2261 278-2007 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-6904 278-4159 xRussell F, Moore,. J'S Cornwall'Ct.—Gladys ’....... 278-6278' Clyde Williams, Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 ..... 279-9492 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine ...... 278-5512 Charles Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — y/ilma D 278-2418 . ...... ; 278-2176 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara George ‘ H. 'Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia .l.: Jdhn S. Pierson; 340 Marshall St. — Mora __ 278-6356 ' ' 278-8981-- 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Woodward, Leslie Woodward, 163 of Coldwater, Michigan ‘ A ■ ■ ' - ' " •« Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome .__________ .'. 278-4424 Marshall St. 278-5033 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie , HONORARY MEMBER ■■ J6hrt Walker, -33 Daughterly—Gretchen . 'LJ' ■ X 5? 9 0 9 k X S ■■•v' • • 1 ‘ ‘■ < , .. 278-823B 278-6693 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia Ernest Luse ■ "'. 5 Ne Monroe S-b . , .’Coldwater, Mich U9O3& .- published by 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ........... ,.... 279-9360 • Roy C: Pptterson, 36 N. ’Circle. Dr.-^-Grace 27.8-2979. ®.- K. Pearce, 97 Edijon Ct. —- Lorraine ............... 278-8743 : ’ ROTARY CLUB 278-4222 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys The COLDWATER \' J' REFLECTOR , ■ ' <: ' , •. „ . - 278-6529 Marian Ft. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ................ 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudspn ,§f.—Helen 278-2947 Harold .McKnight, R.- R. .3—y-Carol ...: .......... 238-2436 Normand’ Moore, R, R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632. •Richard D. Moore,’42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine1 2'78-4198’’ r \ 278-6341 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 .Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 ........ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 2j^E4£*t 278-5033 278-6334 .............. 278-6393 27BA730 �Profits Most Who Serves Best” VP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 8> 1970 CHECK THE BACKSIDE OF THE BULLETIN A new year has begun. New committee Sssigni»efi?s’ *a’rc Check out your program date. If you need to make a change, Dick Moore is the man to contact, IF YOU have an interesting program lined up for this year, and want advance notice, please call Bill Fuerstenau at his office. The bulletin goes to press Wednesday of each week. DISTRICT GOLF TOURNAMENT-AUGUST 3 If you can be of help, please let Bob Nagle or John Dean know right away. Non­ golfers, you can help too. Cost; for golfers- $17.00; for non-golfers- $10.00. This includes lunch and dinner. ATTEND ROTARY REGULARLY FOR THE ENTIRE MEETING. COMMITTEE REPORTS Due July 28-3 copies- plus one for yourself. SEPTEMBER 22 Visit of District Governor Bert Ward. Mark your calendar now. OUR THANKS to Greg Bouse for reporting at our last meeting on his experience at Camp Qnory----- and Fred Tartaglia for bringing to us Paul Nelson, Executive Director of the South Central Michigan Health Planning Council, who explained the set-up and work of the council. REMEMBER this magic number-12^-. You'll be hearing more about this later. THOSE ABSENT LAST WEEK: - Russell Moore Ray Mulchahey Fred Neer John Pierson Torg Skabo Norm Olmsted Mel Rice Bill Weaver Vince Komstein Norm Moore t. Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol Woody Craig Dick Hruska Sandford Jolley THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: There is so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of us. -Robert Louis Stevenson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \UUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Epiccopal Parish Houio — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY | COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE SERVICE 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1970 ROTARY CLUB OF 1 JOHN KLEIN — Director GEORGE PIERCE — Director < - for e I Attendance — Paul Thompson, Coldwater, Mich. Community Safety-— ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOOREVic*-P«*»W«nt FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer FAUl THOMPSON Ass’l. Secy-Treat. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971s George Pierce, Tom Colllnt, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau. 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock noon Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxlne—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. $ergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. SPECIAL—At the call of the President ¥ ★ President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade A Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB- HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Jahn Dean. Pearce, Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ...... 278-6033 278-5358 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Biringer 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson January —— 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wi sri fo change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address A Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME June — 1971 5— Fred Tartaglia 12— Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver Children's Program Dick Moore March — 1971 April — 1971 October — 1970 1 —Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don Shorno 2,9—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. Special programs such as Ladies' Night Will be appointed by the Clu b . President. Address & Rotary Ann 1—John Dean B—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden SERVICE International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis 2—Clyde Williams Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 December — 1970 The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. NAME INTERNATIONAL 4— Dalton Davis 11— John Dygert 1 8—Charles Gelshert 25—Harold Goodholm 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL change. Ken Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. February — 19/1 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons‘Ct.—Martha ............ 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 NAME Address A Rotary Ann Phono No. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-6501 278-291? Gordan R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8086 ........... 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ; 278-5891 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 ................... 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily ......... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ...... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone — Helen Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy . 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone — Jane .' 278-6635 Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo „. 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694John T„ Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne .... 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris . 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pot __________ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _______ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .'. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ................ 279-9266 Richord Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E .... 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce _______ 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5790 Ernest W. 278-4812 ..... 278-2261 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson Sf.—Helen 278-2947 ,.L.„ 238-2436 .... 238-2632 Richprd D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ..... 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ... Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-6278 .... 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2418 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St 279-9360 Retha Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora ____ Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-4350 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken. R. R. 6 — Gladys Clyde Williams, ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JFelcwe 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-8238 ._____ 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ...................... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St _____ ’ 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 273-2979 278-8743 278-6356 278-8981 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ________ 278-4159 27B-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Ernest Luse 5 N« Monroe St Coldwater, Mich L&O# �Profits Most IPho Serves Best” WP The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDV^fe I&aW&UB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. PROGRAM --------Tom COlllUS'prubujlud Al Pickles from the Department- of Oemctori-ee--ctnd Paries who talked to the club about tho Franklin school-JaC. Park project and the new long range plans for the Coldwater Community Recreational Complex,. Our thanks to Al for bringing us up to date on these projects« Next week Chuck Bacon who is in charge of the program, will be bringing to us Richard Kennedy who is director of state and community relations for the University of Michigan,. This is a program you won*t want to miss as he brings us up to date on the University1' s side of university and campus life today in Ann Arbor. ABSENT MEMBERS Those who were absent and need to make up were: Bob Man Norm Moore Ray Mulchahey Robert Nagle Norm Olmsted William Weaver Chuck Bristol Will Couillard John Dygert Jim Koss Clem Kromer Fred Tartaglia Axner Olson George Pierce John Pierson Mel Rice Don Shorno Charles Woodward Robert Yingling DATES TO RUTEMBER Committee reports are due July 28» District Golf Outing, August 3 at the Country Club. . Bob Nagle is in charge. Please see him if you can give him some help,. CLUB DIRECTOR RESIGNS The- club Board of Directors have accepted with regret the resignation of George Pierce from the club Board of Directors due to the heavy demands of his time in business and civic duties. George will continue to be a club member. Charles Bristol has been appointed Director of Community Service in place of George, Reports of these committees should be turned into Chuck in triplicate form. Panl Thompson has been elected to the club Board of Directors by board action and the ballots cast in March. Congratulations, Pauli ITEMS OF INTEREST Congratulations to Olin Dally who is a new grandfather’. Clyde Williams is now a senior active member., Clyde has been an active member of this club for fifteen years . Congratulations, Clyde I The Board of Directors has approved the rental of a wheel chair for a period of two to three months for a needy three year old in Coldwater through the"Crippled Childrens Fund!/ Our Rotary show,. Potpourri, netted us eighteen hundred dollars. A check for twelve hundred dollars has been given to the Tibbits Theater and six hundred dollars was-given to the Coldwater Little League. Both, pxganizations have expressed their appreciation for these giftso Our club can bo proud of the show and these two contributions.it enabled us to makee We thought you should know that Jim Skinner, because of his inability to meet attendance requirements, has found it necessary to drop his membership in Rotary. THOUGHT FOR TODAY: He who sees a need and waits to be asked for help is as unkind as if he had ■ •* <1 , You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \UUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattne'rs Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF1 COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —• Paul Thompson, OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1971: G.o^je Pi.rt<( Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1973; Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL——At the call of the President Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerslenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxine—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. ¥ ★ President Rotary international WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney The , above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. NAME SERVICE August — 1970 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled ChildrenJack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. INTERNATIONAL 4—Dalton Davis II—John Dygert I 8—Charles Gelshert 25—Harold Goodholm SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dir. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse I—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Jahn Dean. Pearce, Phone No. NAME 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews March — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Blringer 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson June — 1971 January — 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver Children's Program Dick Moore 2—Clyde William* 9—Chuck Woodward April — 1971 October — 1970 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. February — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ★ 6—Bob Yingling 1 3—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wi sh to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Address & Rotary Ann 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS December — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY GEORGE PIERCE — Director DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. NAME Addrats & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons'Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-8840 ... 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — JariTce 278-6501 278-291? Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5386 _ 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily .... 238-2697 Robert Loose; R. R. 2," Tekonsha — Margaret 7. .. 767-4508 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Lester Luce,' 41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth :________ 278-6529 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ...... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 2'79-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane .. ..... 278-6635 _____ 278-4812 ............... 278-2261 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 Milfotd A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ______ 278-2947 238-2436 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 238-2632 278-4198 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.. — Mabel Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-2311 ] 782-5^M Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta _______ Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne _ 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ...... 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila „... 278-6278 278-5078 Clyde Williams, Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat .................. '278-4402 Robert, Nagle, 36. W. Pierce St.—Susan .. Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine „ 279-9492 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ................. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth .......... 279-9266 Richard Hruska; R. R. 4 — Janet E 278-8360 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2418 278-2176 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ________ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St .... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ............ 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .................... 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora , 278-6356 278-8981 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welc&ne Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-4243 278-6904 278-4159 278-8238 278-6693 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 2764730 Sec. 34.66, P. I. * 8. Ernest Luse 5 N» Monroe St Coldwater, Mich 49036 �Profits Most IPho Serves Best” " The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. August 11,1970 PHOGHAM Tuesday’s program with Charles Geishert dealt dealt with drinking and driving. Ccrcpral Hayes of the Tekonsha State Police Detachment told of the use.of the BREATHOLIZER which is used to measure the alcohol content of the blood when it is suspected that a driver has been drinking and is stopped for some traffic.violation• It was Corporal Hayes opinion that the testing has to be made more rigid.in view of the fact that drunken drivers are increasing in number. He stated that in England the test is much stiffer and this has resulted in the number of traffic violations de­ creasing in number. It would seem that since a very large part of the traffic accidents are caused by drunken drivers that if the traffic courts would be a lot tougher, it would help a lot. If the drunken driver is taken off the road, he can’t kill any one. Next week the club will hear from Michael Myckowiak who is the new director of Adult Education for the Coldwater Schools. He will coordinate all classes below the high school level as well as on the high school and college level. These classes will' include both day and night’ classes and some will be free and there will be a fee charged for some. FINANCIAL REPORT From the financial report it would appear that the club is in fair financial condition even after the contributions have been made to the Tibbits Theater and the Little League. ll-H FAIR This being LiH Fair week, it only seems fitting that some mention should be made of the man who started this fair away back in the depression days. He is a Rotarian and a man who has given much in the way of service both to Branch County and to the world in general. The writer remembers when Gordon Schlubatis started the I4. H Fair in some tents and on a very small scale. The program at that time did not include the very large saddle clubs that are so active now. The fair consisted mostly of exhibits of handicraft and livestock projects. A tip of the hat to Gordon* ABSENT THIS WEEK? Mark Andrews Dick Biringer Chuck Bristol Woody Craig John Klein Norm Moore Ray Mulchahey Fred Neer Duke Davidson John Dean Bill Fuerstenau Dick Hruska Axner Olson John Pierson Fred Tartaglia Paul Thompson THE FOLLOWING MEN MADE UP AHEAD OF TIME Harold Goodholm Gordon Schlubatis Clyde Williams John Kennedy Red McKnight Warren Williams If any of the members are planning on going to the next BASH at Goose Lake over near Jackson, be sure and read the article in the August Rotarian beginning on Page 32 before you go. This is National Allergy Month and with Coldwater having a high pollen count, perhaps you had better check your yard for weeds. With the good food served at the luncheons, the members might remember that you eat it today and wear it tomorrow. This is for the Rotary Anns, ’’Two minutes in your mouth, two hours in your stomach and a life time on your hips.” Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \OUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wodnotday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Holol — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wodnoiday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Mothodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF ! COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director GEORGE PIERCE — Director Coldwater, Mich. .| Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ i Woody Craig, Bob Kerr, Community SafetyClassifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Geishert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxine—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Lose, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ■— 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't, Secy-Treas, 1971; George Pierce, DIRECTORS Tom Collins, Santford Jolley, 1972; Rob Rums.y, William Fverstenau. john KWh 1973; Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — llt Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ¥ ★ Genera! See y, ; Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan 4—Dalton Davis 11—John Dygert I 8—Charles Geishert 25—Harold Goodholm Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Y outh * Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. 1—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dir. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Blrlnger 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson June — 1971 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Jahn Dean. Pearce, January — 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglla 12—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver Children's Program Dick Moore March — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ★ Clyde 2W||||ami J-Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23 Mark Andrews April — 1971 October — 1970 . February — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 December — 1970 SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California August — 1970 Ken Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1970 — I97| ROTARY PROGRAMS 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton The. above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. NAME you wish to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night Will be appointed by the Club .President. DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. Address A Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn NAME 278-6033 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address A Rotary Ann ~ Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons*Ct.—Martha NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 — Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Carroll L. Barnes. 86 Cheryl Ann Or. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-6501 278-291? Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ...; 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ........ 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-2272 278-4907 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ..... 278-6951 E, Ken Leavenworth; R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R, 2, Tekonsha — Margaret ....... 767-4508 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-6341 278-5842 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .......... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .. 278-6821 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois John 278-5891 L ......... 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara . 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood •'Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane —'• Helen Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—-Helen .. Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol , Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231. S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte . 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pot 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .......... 639-4433 279-9668 E. Hdrold Goodholm, 20 Ciqcoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth .......... 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 278-8360 ._______ 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J .... 278-5790 R. 3 — Annetta .............. Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce Normond Moore, R. ..... 278-4248 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-2261 Fred Tartaglla, R. R. 2 — Ruth ...._______________ 278-6529 -. 278-2007 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 278-2947 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 238-2436 Warner VanAken, R. R.- 6 — Gladys 278-4243 238-2632 278-4)98 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-6278 ___ 278-5078 ........ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine ...... 278-5512 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D" Torg Skaba, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 .*............. 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ______ ....... Jim. Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ................. Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jone ._______ 278-6635 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. 278-2418 *, 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .......... Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia _______ John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 279-9360 278-2979 278-8743 278-6356 278-8981 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice Clyde Williams, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE £ Visiting Rotarians Always JVelco^ 278-8238 278-6693 ;. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie . 278-6334 278-6393 honorary member John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Anthony J. Holtzman} 11 S. Hudson St. Stock agent with Fulton, Reid, Staples, Inc. PUBLISHED BY 278-6904 ._............. 278-4159 Ernest Luse 5 N« Monroe St Coldwater, Mich 49036 27*4730 �Profits Most ff'ho Serves best” Wf The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. September 9, 1970 PROGRAM Our thanks to Clem Kromer for bringing to us Ed Cline who presented a movie that explained the work of Big Brothers of America. The Big Brother Organization in Branch County is at this time a small organization but it is a solid and well run organization. We have a psychologist who makes the matches between Big and Little Brothers, does the counseling with Littles Brothers and mothers when ever it is necessary. In the three years that the Branch County program has been in operation, about 50 boys have gone through the program® It is estimated that there are as many as 3 00 boys in Branch County idio do not have fathers in the home and would be eligible for this program® All that is asked is that you spend a minimum of l-g- hours per week with your Little Brother engaged in some activity that is of interest to him and to you. In addition there are group activities planned for Big and Little Brothers from time to time® Why not considerenvolving yourself in this worth while program? Speak to Clem Kromer who is a Big Brother and has had some experience in the program or to myself. We'd be glad to line you up. GUESTS Rotarians Ray Dailey from Jackson and Bill Slisher from Bronson. as his guest Ed Wyson of Battle Creek. ■-> Fred Neer had ABSENT MEMBERS John Dean Russ Moore Norm Clmsted Ken Putnam Mel Rice Vince Kornstien Jim Koss Bernard Laney Bob Man Mac McKeith Seton Bovee Chuck Bristol Dalt Davis Reo Goodwin Tony Holtzman Clyde Williams CLUB ASSEMBLY t.i i» 1 Remember the date September 22nd~visit of the District Governor. Today's hnl ~i etd n .insert shows that dinner reservations have been made for all directors and chairmen of committees® Please let a director or Bob Rumsey know if it is impossible for you to be'at the club • assembly-:. Remember the .meeting' begins- at.8 P.M. FIRESIDE MEETING Ernie Duse has planned Rotary Information meeting for Monday, September lUth at 7:30 P.Mo It will be held at the Branch County Bank Civic Room. Rotary Anns are invited to attend also. PROGRAM NIST WEIK Ray Mulchahey who is in charge of the program will be presenting slides of the Passion Plays at Oberammergau, which is held once every ten years in Bavaria, Germany. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors took action at their last meeting to contribute $37«f?O to a fund at the State Home allowing indigent residents of the State Home to attend productions at the Tibbits. This decision took place on the heels of a request concerning the recent production of Oliver in which a special showing was made for State Home residents. We were too late to be in on that deal but gave the money for future use of this fund. You Will Always Be Welcome at These* Neighboring Clubs 1 ’’make 1 w up Your attendance - be a 100% member QUINCY — Union Church -r- Monday, 12:15 M. , , ALBION — Parker-Inn -- Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — CongregationalChurch — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House •— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY* — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB SERVICE I ROTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES GEORGE PIERCE — Director JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, Community Safety- Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxlne—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson/ Dick Biringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. . ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970.1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOOREVice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON A««’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971s George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Chariot Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ¥ ★ 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1970 Ken Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Golf Tournament Ken Leavenworth, Vince KornRobert Nagle, Chm. stein. Four-Way- Test— Rotary Show John Dygert, Mark Andrews • Duke Davidson, ’B. K. Pearce, Occupational InformationJahn Dean. Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Children's Program Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney Dick Moore President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan March — 1971 April — 1971 October — 1970 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Blrlnger 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson June — 1971 1 —Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatls 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don, Shorno 29—Conrad Swart January 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy 1—'John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden December — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL September — 1970 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ★ INTERNATIONAL 4'—Dalton Davis 11— John Dygert 18—Charles Gelshert 25 Harold Goodholm February — 1971 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12— Howard Teeter 1 9—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wish to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night Will be appointed by the Club .President. DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. The.above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth NAME 278-6033 278-5358 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address t> Rotary Ann Phone. No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons‘Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. ------ Patricia 278-8840 ....... 278-6183 NAME Address * Rotary Ann Phono No. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .......... 278-2912 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R._ 3 — Emily Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 278-6951 238-2697 767-4508 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 ................. 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-4350 278-6529 278-4222 ....... Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-8086 278-5386 ..... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ....278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sr.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood •’Woody'' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone — Helen Ernest W. ..... 279-9471 ___ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne . John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ......... 278-4248 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ................... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore _ 278-6517 278-5049 278-5790 278-2007 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chisago—Edra 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—JHelen 278-2947 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Harold McKnlght, R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys 278-4243 R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Clyde Williams, Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ....... 278-6693 279-9492 .......; 278-4424 278-5033 R. ....... Marian 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .....1. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. 278-2418 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 279-9360 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ___ Ray C. Patterson, 36 N, Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-2979 ..... 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-6356 278-8981 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Wel<^me Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Or. — Louise .. 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ........... 279-9266 ......... 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J ______ 278-2261 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ______... 278-4402 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E R. R. 4—Ruth Normand Moore, R. 278-5909 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Luse, Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Ernest Luse 5 N* Monroe St Coldwater, Mich 49036 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-5033 ......... 278-6393 L 27*4730 �^P“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. -------------------- btjptembur 16, 1970 NEXT WEEK Tuesday, September 22, our club will be visited by District Governor Bert Next No Club “ is at 7 P.M. that evening the District Governor with committee • committee any directors or "^£iy Ward, * t^e S3 the from ynu^committee attend tbe meeting to discuss committee reports PROGRAM Harris who showed his slides of Our thanks to Ray Mulchahey who presented Leroy Play at Oberamnergau0 The pictures his trip to Europe this summer including the Passion were good, the commentary was interesting, all in all a very good program. GUESTS mining Kilgren from Sturgis; Keith Pearce had as his guest Bob Charles, who is opening the Eagle Printing Shop on East Chicago Stree . ABSENT MEMBERS Robert Kerr Vince Kornstien Jim Koss ‘ • /■ Mac McKeith Carroll Barnes Reo Goodwin Tony Hc3.tzman Richard Hruska Russ Moore Bdb Nagle Norm Olmsted Ken Putnam Don Shorno Clyde Williams Les Wise excellent Rotarv Information night was held under the the BrS“nty Bank Civic Room last Monday evening. More_ in the future should greatly boost the qua^t^f Coldwater Rotary vita: ST ICS Cn July- 27th there were ll|,37h Rotary Clubs and an estimated 1,3 countries and geographical regions,, New clubs since July , THE W.IRIAN ?e pure and read the article " Flame Out After 35 " in the September sis"which leaves Carroll Barnes and It is an excellent article on the mid-life c ch this article by Dr. Herbert L. myself out of the picture, but be sure and c Klemme, of t he Menninger Foundation, Topexa, SFht to whet someone’s appetite to Also, the article on Australia certavoi tional scheduled for Sidney, Australia,. attend next'year's convention of Rotary Inte May 16 through 20^ 1971a THOUGHT FOR TODAY much more than from success. We often discover We learn wisdom from failure will not do; and probably he who never made what wi~i~i do, by finding out what mistake” never made a discovery. Samuel Smiles You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \OUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wodnotday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Harl Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wodnotday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE I COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF JOHN KLEIN — Director GEORGE PIERCE — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY Pre* dent RICHARD MOORE Vice-Pre*ident FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treawrer PAUL THOMPSON A*»’t.Secy-Treat. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971! George Pierce, Tom Collin*, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumtey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Charle* Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — lit Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classification*—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxine—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. Membership Development Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relation*—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms —Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. SPECIAL—At the call of the President ¥ ★ SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relation* Ken Leavenworth, Vince KornPresident Rotary International stein. WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Four-Way Test— Ontario, California John Dygert, Mark Andrews General Sec'y, Rotary International Occupational InformationGEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations I Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan The.above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. NAME ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn . 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Pearce, Jahn Dean. Children's Program Dick Moore William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris . 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat ________ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 .Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _______ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare ...12.. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. ... 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jofley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ................... John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5049 278-5790 November — 1970 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson January ■ 1971 5— Fred Tartaglia 1 2—Howard Teeter 19— Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews March — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy April — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney May — 1971 4—Dick Blringer 11—Vince Kornstein 1 8—Bob Mon 25—Lester Wise June — 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 6—Bob Yingling 1 3—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton DICK MOORE, Program ......... Klein, 39 Douglas A^U. ,— “PtJJricia Kenneth 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1 Robert E. ....... 278-4812 ............. 278-2261 .■ 278-2007 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand. Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta __ 238-2436 ...... 238-2632. Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine NAME 278-8840 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edqa „...... 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen' 278-2947 ............... 278-6635 278-5909 .... 278-4248 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne John Dygert,_ 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary October — 1970 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily ................ 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ........ 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct,—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ....... 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Mople lone — Jone 1 —John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visit* 29—Ken Worden H, Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice : 278-291? Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 278-8086 278-5386 . ......... 278-5891 Richard Binnger, 37 Carlyle- Ave.—Jean September — 1970 February — 1971 If you Wi sh to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Robert B, Kerr, 8 Parsons‘Ct.—Martha John 4— ballon Davis 11—John Dygert 18— Charles Gelshert 25—Harold Goodholm 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night Will be appointed by the Clu b President. Address & Rotary Ann August — 1970 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarship*, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. December — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL change. 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS 278-4198 Russell F, Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila __ ___ 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .......... 279-9492 Gordon R. Harlan Sexton, 38 W. Noel Shedd, Donald V. Torg Skabo, Conrad Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R? R. 2 — Ruth 278-4350 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VonAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys . 278-42431 L. William Weaver, 12 Parson* Ct—Charlene 278-6901 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice .... 278-4 M 278-Pj® Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-5512 ....... 278-2418 ........... 2: Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ______________ 21 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ______ :... Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly .• Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 —.Wilma’ D ...... 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 'Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 2784 Axner Olson, 340: Grand St.—Retha l..„ 279-9360 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine _____ 278-2979 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-6356 278-8981 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ Ernest Luse f? N< Monroe St Coldwater, Mich h?O36 .......... 278-< 27R-4730 �Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 7, 1970 DO YOU BELIEVE IN YOUTH? Rotarians supposedly believe in youth* Wo are first and foremost the parents o’f the youth. Vocationally*' and professionally we are the educators of youth, the " ministers to youth, the healers of youth, the merchants to youth* One way we can prove it is by reading thoroughly the October issue of the Rotarian* Many publications cross my desk about the youth culture of today, but none of them have come up to the. balance, frankness and honesty that this issue of the Rotarian contains* The analysis of youth culture on page 20, the listening the editors havo done on page 26, the. alternatives open to youth culture presented on page 32 and the different viewpoints about youth culture on oage 3U all will bring you a balanced picture of youth culture today that cannot help but disturb you and move you to new understanding and actiono A wise man will read the entire issue carefully. PROGRAM Our thanks to Ken Worden for bringing to us Oscar Renshaw who shared pictures and ideas gained on a recent trip around the world. ABSENT MEMBERS Chuck Bacon Chuck Bristol Tom Collins Olin Dally Bert Faller Tony Holtzman Vince Komstien Jim Koss George Pierce Ken Putnam Mel Rice Noel Shedd Fred Tartaglia Robert Yingling STUDENT GUESTS Chiu student guests for the month of October are; . Craig Darrowj Craig is in vhe 12th grade at Coldwater High School. His parents are Clarence and Mary Jane Darrow* Craig’s high school activities are football, band and student government. This out­ standing young man is considering two small colleges for next year, Alma and Adrian.. Our other guest is Paul Branch who is in the 11th grade at Coldwater High School. His parents are Bob and Barbara Branch. His present high school activities are secretary of the Eey Club, baseball and cross-countryThese are two outstanding young men that you will want to get to know* Make every opportunity to make yourselves known to them and to visit with them during their month with usc GUESTS Bar. Dobson from Quincy; Phil Williams from. Hills dale ; Charley Hilton from Bronson, A? 1 p.r Fenton from Bronsonj Elmer Dobson from Quincy5 Cal .Dyer from Hamilton, Ohio. OUR NEWEST MEMBER It is a pleasure to welcome to the club Bill Timm, additional active under John Dean, Bill is with Dean-Timm Inc* His wife is Patricia Timm and they have two young sons Rick and Greg* Bill, we look foi*ward to what you will bring into uhe xellowship of the club and hope that we can offer the same to you*. ” I think I know what is bothering the students* I think that what we are up against is a generation that is by no means sure that it has a future*” ” Unless we can be surer than we now are that this generation has a future, nothing else matters. It's not good enough to give it tender, loving care, to supply it with breakfast foods, to buy it expensive educations. Those things don't mean anything unless this generation has a future. And we're not sure that it does. George Wald You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP WUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER ifr QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House ■— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. „ UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE rotary club of ', COMMITTEES JOHN KLEIN —■ Director Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance — Paul Thompson, | Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Geishert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magazine—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1971, George Pierce, Membership Development — Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. Ken Putnam, John Pierson, 197J, Bob Rumsey, John Klein, Fred Culy. William Fuerstenau. Program—Dick Moore. 1973: Dick Moore, Chariot Bristol. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Regular —— 1st Thursday of each Song Leader — Ken Putnam, month at 12:00 o’clock noon John Dean. SPECIAL—^At the call of the President OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSONAa'I. Secy-Treat. ★ ★ ¥ ★ SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade * Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan The . above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. NAME GEORGE PIERCE — Director August — 1970 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. INTERNATIONAL Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ...... 278-6033 278-5358 4—Dalton Davis 11—John Dygert I B—Charles Geishert 25—Harold Goodholm SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dir. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse 1—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Pearce, Jahn Dean. Children's Program Dick Moore NAME 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews March — 1971 April — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney October — 1970 May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Blrlnger 11—Vince Kornstoln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise • 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson June — 1971 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Doq Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. February — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ★ January — 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglla 1 2—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wish to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night Will be appointed by the Club .President. Address & Rotary Ann 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS SERVCE December — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER r-. JULY 4 970 Address & Rotary Ann. Phone No, Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons‘Ct.—Martha Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 —'Patricia 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Mel Rice, H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice ..._ 278-6501 278-2912 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle "Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl • Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta •_ ...... 278-2272 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .....; E. Ken Leavenworth, R,. R. 3 — Emily Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 . .... Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol,' ”57 278-8086 278-5386 .......... 278-5891 278-J828 Hull-—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara .. 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood “Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane __ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ______ 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat _____ 278-5318 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ....... 639-4433 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln $t.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ___ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E ............ 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ............ ....... John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5049 278-5790 John Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-6951 238-2697 767-4508 „ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ___________ Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ....____ 278-2261 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna 278-2811 ...... Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Wtnetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .. 278-2947 ....... 238-2436 238-2632 278-4198 278-6278 278-5078 ........ 279-9492 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Donald-V. Shorno, 1'4 Hawley’Dr.'^^T.ouise-ZZ'—278^5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ’ 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice Clyde Williams, 278-4243 278-6904 ____ 278-4159 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-8238 278-6693 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ___________ :. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St _____ 278-5033 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. ;.. 278-2418 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine .;. 279-9360 278-2979 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia ....... John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-6356 278-8981 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE £ Visiting Rotarians Always JVelco^ Ernest Luse Ne Monroe St Coldwater, Mich U9O36 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-5033 ____ 278-6393 278-6790 �W“He Profits Most JFW Serves Pest” ” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. October lh-, 1970 PROGRAM Our thanks to Jim Koss for bringing a very interesting and timely program in the person of Mr. Harry Buckle who is the assistant to the president of the Michigan Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Buckle gave an interesting history of the organizations of merchants and Chambers of Commerce, then centered his talk on our own state of Michigan, pointing out the very favorable growth of manufacturing and tourism oyer the past decade but also bringing to us the resultant problems of increased population, which means increased need for education, to prepare people to fill the changing and increasing job market in our state and along with the increasing population, the increasing costs of government and of education and the tax burden of which we are all too wall aware. St certainly pointed up the need for all of us to support our local Chamber of Commerce, to strengthen it, that it may add its strength to the State Chamber of Commerce in helping to meet the needs as they come and to help provide orderly and rational growth for our state and our community. Many thanks to Jim for an informative program. GUESTS From Bronson we had Bob Boucher, Wendel Hathaway, Al Wiler, Hal Creal and Bert Aldrich. From Quincy we had Bill King. ABSENT MEMBERS Olin Dally Dalton Davis Bert Faller * Jack Gift Harold Goodholm Charles Woodward Paul Thompson Fred Weeks Charles Bacon Carroll Barnes Chuck Bristol Gordon Schlubatis Tony Holtzman Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth James Lyon Robert Man Norm Moore Ken Putnam Mel Rice Hal Sexton That’s a long list, fellas. Hope that many of you have made up or will make up before the next meeting. SPEAKING OF THE NEXT MEETING;. Bob Nagle who is program chairman for next week will be bringing to us Wade Smiths The program will be in the area of distributive education. RECENT ACTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors at their last meeting received requests from John Dean and Keith Pearce for Senior Active Membership in Rotary. ' The board acted favorably upon their request. Congratulations both to “Jbhn and Keith. In the area of the Crippled Children’s Fund, we had requests from three different sourses concerning children who had need for corrective shoes and related appliances. These requests were honored and a total of $95>.25 from the Crippled Children’s Fund was spent for these items. EARLY LEAVERS I think we’re all aware of the fact that we have had an excessive number of early leavers up until this last meeting. The board has discussed this thoroughly because it has been concerned about this situation. Our programs are usually good and it raises a question of politeness as far as our guest speakers are concerned and it also raises a question as to what Rotary really means to many of our members. The board realizes of course, that there, are at times legitimate reasons that members must leave early. If yon must leave early, remember to register when you first check in at the meeting and make your apology to the speaker. These are the only persons who will be excused early. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP WUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ft QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thunday, 12:15 M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wodnoiday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Slurget Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wodnoiday, 6:10 P-M- HILLSDALE - Eplicopal Parlih Houio - Wodnoiday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Proibytorlan Church - Tuoiday, 6:15 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattnere Roitaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — M.thodlit Church — Tuoiday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ Woody Craig, Bob Kerr, Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mukhahey. Fellowship-—Charles Geishert, Charles Woodword, Bob Man Magaxine—Ray Mukhahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Blringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy, Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeanl-at-Arms — J lrr\ Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOOREVice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971: George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —— 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL——Al the call of the President ¥ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International SANTFORD JOLLEY — ■ Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Four-Way Test—— Ontario, California John Dygert, Mark Andrews General Sec'y, Rotary International Occupational Information— GEORGE R. MEANS • Evanston, Illinois Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Gov. 636 Disl., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan I Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney The.above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS February — 1971 August — 1970 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroil Barnes, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner 4— Dalton Davis 1) —John Dygert 1 8—Charles Geishert 25—Harold Goodholm Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie 1 —John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mukhahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden INTERNATIONAL 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted ★ SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. November — 1970 International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse May — 1971 4—Dick Blringer 11—Vince Kornstoln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise June — 1971 Phone No. NAME 1 —Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatls 15—Noel Shedd 22;—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K, "Pearce, Jahn Dean. Children's Program Dick Moore March — 1971 April — 1971 October — 1970 Olney. 2—Clyde Williams ’ Chuck Woodward 1 6—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobter 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 Bristol January 1 1971 .1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig • 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club iPresident. Address S Rotary Ann NAME SERVICE December — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE change. COMMUNITY GEORGE PIERCE — Director DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-419B. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address £ Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .......... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons*Ct.—-Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.*—’ Patrifla H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....... 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-2912 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Marggret ... Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth. R. R. 3 — Emily Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 278-6951 238-2697 767-4508 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald. V_ Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr Louise .n......-278-5842 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna 278-2261 278-2007 278-8086 ..... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois — ..L....77 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Croig, 34'Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone — Jone 279-9471 278-6635 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna „ Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte Ray Fox, 16, Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 278-4402 ________ Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2436 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Norman-C.'Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D . 278-2418 ...^. 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—-Retha ___ R°V C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 279-9360 278-2979 ___ 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St, — Mora ____ 278-6356 278-8981 ..... .'...,.1. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth _ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E ................. 278-8360 278-5049 278-5790 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Pat .... 639-4433 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J ___ 278-2811 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ...... 278-6278 Raymond Mukhahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila ..„ 278-5078 278-5475 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat „ 278-8840 278-6183 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rke, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter., 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys .s 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice _____ 278-4159 Clyde Williams, Leslie Woodward, ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^K 163 Marshall St.—Polly .. 278-8238 278-6693 .; 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 •Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 27B4P30 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. Ernest Luse £ N* Monroe St Coldwater, Mibh I4.9036 �Profits Most It'ho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. nrt.nhor ?8, 1 97° < PROGRAM • Sorry, Norm, to have missecTyour program.' -TPin sure it was an interesting and infomative program. Certainly the kind of program we need frcm time to time to give us some perspective on the situation in Viet Nam. Next week our program is in charge of Les Olney and of all times for Des to have a program, it comes on Election Day which is probably one of the ^busiest days, in the year for him. But he will be sharing with us some of the processes’ talt* : his-'afifice to go through on Election Day. So, this should be a most interesting hnd Wmely program,, One that we will not want to miss. VISITORS From Bronson: Bill Slisher-,. Don Hunsicker, Apison Webber, Kenneth Gunthorpe, and Hal Creal. From Sturgis: Don Fox. 1 ' ABSENT HIMBERS: Keith Pearce John Pierson Hal Sexton Don Shomo Paul Thompson Bob Kerr Vince Komstien Jim Koss Bob Man Ray Mulchahey Charles Bacon Bill Fuerstenau Reo Goodwin Tony Holtzman Dick Hruska That’s another long list, men. before the next meeting. Clyde Williams Ken Worden Hope that many of us will be able to make up FROM THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR In attendance and membership, our district average went from 82,71 in August to 86.05 for September. And we gained 8 new lumbers in September, so we are only down lit for the yearP Coldwater’s rank in attGlance for the month of September was 21. Our average was 87.50 xtfhich was over the district average. Bert Ward reports that ho has now coin.plfetdd* Visits tc £1? ci>t of tho 52 ,$lubs in the district and wishes to advise us that" the fellowship in every club has been out­ standing. ROTARY FOUNDATION WEEK t .11 l|Wll I— Rotary Foundation Week, the 15th through the 21st of November, is a good time for us to review the activities of the Rotary Foundation. For the 1971-72 academic year the trustees of the Foundation have granted 353 educational awards divided among 215 men and 138 women.. Thia included 2l+7 graduate fellowships, 63^undergraduate scholarships and 1+3 technical training awards. The successful candidates come from 59 Hi fferent countries and will pursue their studies in 1+7 different countries. In addition the Rotary Foundation trustees granted 60 group study exchange awards for the biennium 1970-72, an increase of 10 over last year. Group study ex­ change is an educational activity to promote international understanding through an exchange between districts in different countries - of study teams composed of young business and profession men, . . m . , , , In recent years many individuals from through out the Rotary world have been recognized as”Paul Harris "fellows for their gifts to^he Rotary Foundation. This honor is bestowed on persons who contribute U.S.$1,000 or more within a one year neriod to the Foundation. Many districts and clubs have honored an outstanding Larian in this manner by contributing in his behalf to the Foundation. A plaque and a metal are presented to each "Paul Harris" fellow. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \UUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER v QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M, UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M �— CLUB SERVICE I COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF I COMMITTEES JOHN KLEIN - Director GEORGE PIERCE — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vk«.Pre»M«nt FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass'f. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971s George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1973: Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau. John Klein, 1973: Dick Moor*, Charles Bristol. MiS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—-At the call of the President Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm, Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxlne—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Biringer. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. ¥ ★ President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan NAME INTERNATIONAL International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglia, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Jahn Dean. Pearce, May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Biringer 11—Vince Kornstein 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson Juno — 1971 NAME January — * ' 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver Children's Program Dick Moore March — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 1 —Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatls 15—Noel Shedd 22—Dorj Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament Robert Nagle, Chm. 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews April — 1971 October — 1970 SERVICE ‘ 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wi sh to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night Will be appointed by the Club .President. Phone No. I—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. February — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970 December — 1970 SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney Address & Rotary Ann 4'—Dalton Davis 11—John Dygert 18—Charles Gelshert 25—Harold Goodholm ★ The . above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. August — 1970 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn ... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ....... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons'Ct.—Martha ............ 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.*«— Pbfficia 278-6183 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret — 278-5386 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily .......... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 DohaJ.d V. Shorno, 1.4..HawleyDr.— Louiso...... 278-5842 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane— Helen Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth _____________ 278-4350 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-4222 278-6603 Charles Bristol," 57 Hull—Lois' Z7'7..7..” 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene .... 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody'1 Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane .................... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ___ 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-5909 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat 278-4402 ______ Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ___________.. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield.-*- Wilma J. 278-5049 278-5790 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Gr^TSt.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas AC^W— Janice 278-4812 R. R. 4----------- Ruth Ernest W. Luse, Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. 278-6501 ...... 278-291? ____ ... 278-2007 -Siannah Fr. RobertMan, 379 E. Chicago—Edna ____ „. 278-2811 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Normand Moore, R. 278-2261 R. 3 — Annetta .... . 278-2947 238-2436 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan ........ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-6278 278-5078 279-9492 278-5512 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D : 278-2418 ..... ..... 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St Retha ............ 279-9360 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ............. 278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-6356 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian .... 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys Clyde Williams, ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. • ELK’S TEMPLE £ Visiting Rotarians Always Welco^ 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-8238 278-6693 : 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ' published by 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ........ 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice L 278-4159 278-AJ^O S*c. 34:66, P„L, 4 t Ernest Luse £ N* Monroe St Coldwater, Mich h9O36 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1970 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 14, 1970- October 28, 1970 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 14, 1970- October 28, 1970 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/2a7a7eae9ab7aacbf5f9c8256fba4426.pdf 3fbdc90b7d7d5224081c7e01decd9c2f PDF Text Text ‘He Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTO Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. January 27, 1971 PROGRAM Our fellow Rotarian Ray Mulchahey gave a most interesting program on the"Rotarian” which is celebrating its 60th anniverary. Just 60 years ago this month in 1911 the first Rotary publication came out. It was a twelve page newspaper relaying the plans of Paul Harris to the then existing 16 Rotary clubs. The first printing was 3000 copies. Today the ’’Rotarian" prints U60,000 issues. Ray made a trip to Rotary International headquarters in Evanston, Illinois and came back with some interesting information and sops copies of the "Rotarian" from years back* Among the many facts and statistics he gave to us, he pointed out that there are 300 to I4.OO free lance articles contributed every month to the magazine of which two or three can be chosen to be printed. And there are about a hundred speac-hs submitted to the magazine every month of which usually one is chosen to be printed,- He pointed out that it is a magazine which is reprinted a great deal, as many as 30 reprints from t.be magazine each month. PROGR M NEXT -WEEK Our speaker next week will be May Ann Hinkle,an instructor in the Practical Nurses program with the Coldwater Community Schools. GUESTS Guests this week were George Jeffery from Bronson; and Paul Thompson had as his guest Ned Neatherton from Hillsdale. ABSENT MEMBERS ... Last week, January 19,.there were 18 members absent. this week: . Chuck Bacon John Dean • Bert Faller .. Dick Hruska Vince Kornstien . Ken Leavenworth Dennis McCafferty Norm Moore BOARD' MEETING Seven made up. Mel Rice Noel Shedd Clyde Williams Ken Worden / Russ Moore Bob Nagle Axner Olson John Pierson , Absent . Board of Directors are notified that the next Board Meeting will be next Thursday, Feb« Uth at noon. The place will be announced at next week’s meeting. FROM.THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR District Governor Bert Ward pointed out that in his year end report that our district had shown a gain this year of llj. members. In his monthly letter he also reminds us of the district conference which will be held in Sturgis, Michigan, April 16 and 17, 19716 The goal - £00 people in attendance and every club in the district represented^ ROT.-lRY NOW IN 11# COUNTRIES Indonesia recently became the ll|.9th country in the Rotary world with the admission on the 7th of December of the Rotary Club of Djakarta. The charter presen­ tation was-made by Rotary International President, William E* Walk, Jr. on that date. Be sure to read in the "Rotarian" for February ’’ Are You a Cardboard Rotarian?" by Charles McIntosh. A challenge to every Rotarian to examine the vitality of his Rotary Club' membership. THOUGHT FOR TODAY The only thing necessary for the triumph of an evil is that good people simply do nothing.—-—— ------------------------------------------------------------ — Edmund Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP \OUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER •ft QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 11:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 11:15 M. STURGIS — Sturgos Auditorium —- Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 11:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Houso — Wednesday, 11:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattnors Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE —- Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY —■* Methodist Church ~~ Tuesday, 12:10 M �— CLUB SERVICE rotary club of ;| COMMITTEES JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, COMMUNITY SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director ,970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1970 February — 1971 Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Boveo Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. ★ Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. 4—Dalton Davis Classifications—Fred Anderson, 1 1—John Dygert OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. 1 8—Charles Geishert ROBERT RUMSEY President Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, 25—Harold Goodholm RICHARD MOOREVice-President Ray Mulchahey. FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship—Charles Geishert, September — 1970 FRED WEEKS Treasurer Charles Woodward, Bob Man 1—John Doan PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treai. Magazine—Ray Mulchahey. 8—Clem Kromer Membership—John Dean, Duke 15—Ray Mulchahey ★ Davidson, Dick Blringer. 22—Governor Visits DIRECTORS — 1971: George Pierce, Membership Development — 29—Ken Worden Tom Collinc, SanlfOrd JBIley. Ken Putnam, John Pierson, 1972: Bob Rumsey, John Klein,, October —r 1970 . <. Fred "Culy, • 1 William Fuerstenau. Program—Dick Moore. 6—Jim Lyon 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. Public Relations—Norm Moore, 13—Jim Koss Fred Neer. 20—Bob Nagle Rotary Information — Ernest INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 27—Norm Olmsted MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Luseh Harold Goodholm, WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dlr. November — 1970 Axner Olson. Sergeant-at.Arms — Jim Koss, International Youth Programs1 3—Leslie Olney ’ • BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Fred Tartaglia, ,Dalt Davis Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. • 10—Axner Olson • Regular — 1st Thursday of each Song Leader — Ken Putnam, 17—Pat Patterson month al 12:00 o'clock noon Rotary Foundation— John Dean. 24—John Pierson Lest,er Wise, Olin.Dally . . SPECIAL—At the call al the President 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews March — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy April — 1971 6—Wllford Couillard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney ★ May — 1971 ★ ¥ ★ December — 1970. ■ ’ VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— . John Dygert, Mark Andrev/s Occupational Information—/ President RotarylntemationaT WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec'y, Rotary International' GEORGE R. MEANS- Evanston, Illinois Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard Laney5** Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan CLUB' HISTORIAN Erri£st Luse Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Jahn Dean. The . above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. NAME Pearce, Children's Program ' ^-DieR'*Moore July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter • 1 9—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling •• 13—Tom Collins • 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278-4198. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME 278-6033. ' 278-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons *Ct.=—Martha x._ John 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon If you wish to change .dates .with another member, advise the program chairman of the Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Xathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth January — 1971 / Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club .President. Address & Rotary Ann June — 1971 1 —Ken Putndrn 8—Gordon ‘Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 22—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart Golf Tournament ^-.•^'"Robert Nagle, Chm. , 4—Dick Blringer 11—Vince Kornsfeln 18—Bob . Man 25—Lester Wise Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia NAME Phono No. Address & Rotary Ann 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-2311 ___ 782-5594 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.'—Marjorie 278-6821 ' Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 • H. Vincent Kornstien,- 290 Grand St;—Dorothy 278-6501 Robert E.. Rumsey, 120 Qieryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-291? Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,—Jean 278-8086 Clemens Kromer, 2503) Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken_Leavenwgrth,_R. R. 3 — Emily ..........__ 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Seton Bovee, 69 5. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—Lois ...L.Li ____ Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-5891 278-5828 278-5234 278-6054 ...... 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone — Helen ____ 278-4812 ......... Sherwood "Woody". Craig,. 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ___ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lone — Jane ................... 278-6635 Fr. Robert Man, 379 E. Chicago—Edna Milford A.' McKeith, 75 N. Hudson;St.—Helen 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph Toupalik; RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 238-2632 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ____ _____ 278-4159 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15,Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278*-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R, 6 — Doris ., 278-5318 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 278-5078 279-9492 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat _________ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _________ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20'Lincoln St.—Lonbre Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 278-6517 ........... 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R; a'—-"Janet E 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ............. 278-5049 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 _____ 278-4222 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine R. 3 — Annetta 278-6529 Marian 278-2947 278-5909 278-4248 • Normand Moore, R. Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 238-2436 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd loanne John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. —- Mary ......... ............ 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr.— Louise ....... 278-5842 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Harold McKnight, R. 3—Carol 278-4907 278-2261 278-2007 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 R. __ ■.Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle'Av'e.—Wilma 278-4243 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 ; 278-4424 278-5033 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy .„ Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D _____ 278-2418 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 2X8-6334 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ............ 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine . 278-8743 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 270-^53 278-6356 ....... 278-8981 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:T0 P.M RIX’S TEMPLE ■ Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcon^^.^ . ^ "aT» Chicago St* ,iat;er3 Michigan W(f - �Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. February 10. 1971 district'confe April may seem along way away, but it will come quickly and we’re reminded that the District Conference will be held in Sturgis, Michigan, April 16 and 17. .This would be a particularly valuable meeting for new Rotarians to attend to become better acquainted with the workings and the purposes of Rotary, District Governor Bert Ward has set a goal of f>00 persons in attendance and every club in the district represented. ATTENDANCE up. Last week, Februaiy 2nd, there were 17 Rotarians absent* This week, February 9th, the absent members were: Ken Leavenworth Jim Lyon Norm Moore Russ Moore Fred Neer Mel Rice Noel Shedd Clyde Williams Nine of the 17 made Ken Worden The list of absenteeshas been con­ siderably reduced with some good make­ ups. That should boost our average for the month. GUESTS What happened this week? There weren’t any Rotarian guests. We had two student guests with us. Chris Mooi, whom you met last week, is active in the high school choir, Balladiers, and is playing the lead role in the musical West Side Story which is to be given by the high school this month. This week we met Dennis Worst, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Worst. He’s interested in aviation. He’s a member of the Aero-Space Club of the high school and is a member of the orchestra for the high school presentation of West Side Story this month. Please make yourselves known to these students as they visit with us this month so that they may feel at home in Rotary. ROTARY SHOW It’s not too early to firmly implant in your memory the dates of the Rotary Show which are May 27, 28, and 29. End men are reminded that they are to meet at Grace Patterson’s this Sunday, February llith at 7:00 P.M. THE ROT ARIAN FOR MARCH: " NEW GUINEAS MYSTERY LAND OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC" BY HARRY E. MERCER, " ROTARY FOR BREAKFAST "4; ABOUT ONE OF THE N-VW TRENDS IN ROTARY, E.ARLY MORNING BREAKFAST MEETINGS. YOU WON’T VINT TO MISS THIS ISSUE. ROME REGIONAL CONFERENCE 3187 Rotarians and guests attended the Rome Regional Conference in November. One high light of which was an audience with Pope Paul VI. In a message delivered in several languages the Pope said in part: ’’ We greatly appreciate the aims of your organization, you who seek through a large network of friendly relations and through your club meetings to broaden the culture of those who have the privilege of participating in them - this open attitude toward the problems of today’s world is precious - it is even indispensable for all those who carry responsibilities. May your friendly meeting develops in you this concern for the common welfare. No one • can fail to see the nobility and the importance of your purpose at a moment in which recent and dramatic events have made us feel the urgency of reawakening in the conscience of man concideration of those values who’s reaffirmation you propoun an we who dedicate such a large part of our apostolic solicitude to the problems o peace can only praise and encourage your efforts." THOUGHT EJ3 TODAY that undertakes to reconcile the Fundamentally, Rotary is a philosophy of .pny, nnpu.q self and the duty and ever present con "se^?'lentKimPU1Se t0 B.TW«o^l?^»^4&^ct^rinciple that^r QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR QAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattnors Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M �— CLUB SERVICE ROTARY club of I COMMITTEES JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —— Paul Thompson, ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FREQ WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Au't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971; George Pierce, Tom Collins, Santford Jolley. 1972; Bob Rumsey, William Fuerstenau, John Klein, 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st -Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock qoon SPECIAL—At the call of the President Woody Craig, Bob Kerr. Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Gelshert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magazine—Ray Mulchahey. . Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson, Dick Blrlnger. Membership Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, Fred Culy. Program—Dick Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore,' Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold Goodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss,. . Ken Worden, Clem Kromer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John: Dean. ¥ COMMUNITY SERVICE Community SafetyKen Worden, Seton Bovee Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroll Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— J ' Lester Luce, Charles Bristol Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson Youth— Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney. IS INTERNATIONAL .President Rotary International WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dir. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director Employer - Employee Relations Ken Leavenworth, Vince Kornstein. Four-Way Test— John Dygert, Mark Andrews Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Bill Bobier, Bernard’ Laney Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .'. 278-6033 <.... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll 'L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57' Hull—Lois 278-5891 ... ....: 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara .... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe St.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke'Ave.—Dorothy Olin Dolly,- 61.. -Maple Lane — Jone .-. ......... 279-9471 ....... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary'.... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 - Ridgemoor Rdi—Joanne 1. 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 Albert Faller, 95 N. Honchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 ■ Ray Fox;, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris . -278-5318 William Fuerstenau, RFD 7 — Pat __________ 278-4402 Charles Gelshert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon , E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 279-9668 ___ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet E. ............ 279-9266 278-8360 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John ^A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5049 278-5790 NAME March — 1971 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobier 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy September — 1970' 1—John Dean 8—Clem Kromer 15—Ray Mulchahey 22—Governor Visits 29—Ken Worden April — 1971 October — 1970 6—Wilford Couillard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 6—Jim Lyon m3:—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted May — 1971 November — 1970 4—Dick Biringer 11—Vince Kornsteln 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson -J • J CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse June — 1971 1—Ken Putnam8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel' Shedd 22—Don .Shorno.' 29-^Conrad Swart , Golf Tournament . Robert Nafjle, Chm. Rotary Show Duke Davidson, B. K. Pearce, Jahn Dean. Children's Program Dick Moore January — 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Loose 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon 1971 July — 1971 5—Fred Tartaglia 12—Howard Teeter 1 9—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins 20—Fred Neer 27—Harlow Sexton If you wish.to change .dates with another meihber, advise Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Address & Rotary Ann . NAME 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 1 6—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrews December — 1970 The . above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. change. SERVICE February — 1971 4—Dalton Davis 11—John Dygert 1 8—Charles Gelshert 25—Harold Goodholm ). VOCATIONAL SERVICE. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1970 — 1971 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1970 GEORGE PIERCE — Director DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — ROTARY ROSTER- —. JULY 1970 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons'Ct.—Martha John .Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia ___ '278-8840 278-6183 NAME the program chairman of the Telephone 278-4198. Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Kenneth Putnam, JI E. Chicago St. — Mabel 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—-Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice ........ 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ....’. 278-2272 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 E.._Ken Leavenworth. R. R. . 3 Emily -^-..-.—-... 233-2697 - W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Dcmald’V. Shorno“14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ..< ‘Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-6316 278-4350 278-6529 278-4222 767-4508 Lester Luce, '41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. Luse,. R.. R. 4—Ruth .' Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St.*— Dianhcr . ................... 278-2261 . ........ 278-2007 Fr. Robert‘Man, *379 E. Chicago—Edna - Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ____ 'Normand Moore, R. 278-4812 278-2811 278-2947 ;. ■ 238-2436 R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 ■Richard D. Moore, 42 .Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F., Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-4198 ....... 278-6278 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Ralph toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice Clyde Williams, Warren .Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Woodward, 279-9360 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine _... 278-8743 George H. <.... 278-6356 Pierce," RFD 4—Virginia John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. —- Mora The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ... . PUBLISHED BY ____ 278-8981 - - — * v..< a 278-4159 278-8238 _...... 278-6693 ...... ; 278-4424 Marshall St 278-5033 163 Marshall St.—Polly 278-5033 163 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ... . Irnest Luse 28^ W» Chicago St« ildwater. Michigan 4%) ® Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A ' Visiting Rotarians Always IVelc^^ Leslie Woodward, . '- ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan 278-6904 ......... 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma 278-5078 279-9492 • Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .............. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Raymond 'Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy . 278-2418 Leslie R. Olney, R. R. 3 — Wilma D. .............. 278-2176 278-4907 ____ 278-6393 27*4730 �Profits Most IPho Serves Best” The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 30, 1971 PROGRAM Our thanks to Chuck Bacon for another excellent program. Chuck reminded us of a talk he gave to Rotary two years ago at this time In which he stated that while there was one physician for every 750 persons in these United States, in Branch County at that time we had one physician per 2400 persons. He told then of the efforts of medical people in the community to attract new physicians to our community. I m sure that we al I appreciated the opportunity then this week of meeting the many new and capable doctors which have come to our community recently. Chuck Introduced Dr. Reddy who is practising In Obstetrics and Gynecology with Dr. Roy Mool; C. C. Wu,Urologist, who has been in Coldwater for ten months now; Jim Baker, Pathologist, who’s been in Coldwater for nine months; Ralph Lenz who is practising with John Rick in Internal Medicine and Cardiology and Jim Burke who recently returned to the community to practise in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Thanks to Chuck for a fine program. MEETING HIGHLIGHTED BY Bob Rumsey reminiscing on a great year for Coldwater Rotary. He emphasized that attendance, fellowship have been good and that the committees have functioned well. He pointed out we’ve had more gain in membership than any other club in the district, and that the golf tournament, Rotary Show, Ladies Night all served to make this an outstanding Rotary year. He pointed out that our attendance has been unusally good this year-nine months we ranked 15th in the district - one month 14th and 2 months we ranked 20th. He then passed the gavel to Richard Moore who is our president for the coming year. Dick in turn, presented Bob with his past president’s pin. President Dick and the club also showed their appreciation to Fred Weeks for the great service he has rendered to our club as treasurer. He will be stepping down as treasurer this year and Clem Kromer will become the treasurer of our club for the coming year. fe Rotarian Noel Shedd also reached a new milestone in his Rotary career. President Bob presented.Noel with his Senior-Active Status in Rotary. . Out-going f Bill Timm had the pleasure of bringing a new member into Rotary this week, Larry Iveson whose classification,is printing with the Patterson Printing Company. Larry lives with his wife, Jackie,and children , Mike and Sherry on Centeniel Road. Larry, it’s good to have you in the club. I’m sure that you’ll gain as much from It as you will be giving to the fellowship of Coldwater Rotary. ROTARIAN GUESTS Dick Frazier, Fort Wayne; Walt Schneider,Wapokaneta, Ohio; Fred Nlckols, Portage; Bill Sllsher, Bronson;and Bill had as his guest son-1n I aw,Jim Knicki. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews Carrol 1 Barnes Seton Bovee Chuck Bristol Hal Creal Jim Endicott Dennis McCafferty Ray Mulchahey Bob Nagle Keith Pearce Ken Putnam Richard Phelps Hal Sexton Lester Wise FROM THE DISTRICT GOVERNOR’S REPORT The May attendance record shows Coldwater Rotary 14th out of 52 clubs with an atten­ dance percentage of 89.48. The district average was 86.66$. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP WUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church —• Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel —.Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Houso — Wodnosday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuosday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �— CLUB SERVICE rotary club of COMMITTEES JOHN KLEIN — Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Paul Thompson, ★ Woody Craig, Bob Kerr, Classifications—Fred Anderson, Bob Nagle, Tom Collins. Club Bulletin—Wm. Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchahey. Fellowship—Charles Geishert, Charles Woodward, Bob Man Magaxlne—Ray Mulchahey. Membership—John Dean, Duke Davidson,Dick Biringer. Membership 'Development — Ken Putnam, John Pierson, . . Fred Culy Rrpgram—Dick '.Moore. Public Relations—Norm Moore, Fred Neer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Harold .-. Qoodholm, Axner Olson. Sergeant-at-Arms—Jim Koss, Ken Worden, Clem Kro'mer. Song Leader — Ken Putnam, John Dean. OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1970-1971 ROBERT RUMSEY Pra»ldant RICHARD MOORE Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary FRED WEEKS Treasurer PAUL THOMPSONA»»'t. Secy-Trea*. ★ DIRECTORS — 1971s Gaorge Pierce, Tom Collin*, Santford Jolley. ’ • 1972: Bob Rumtey, William Fuentenau. John Klein, , > 1 1973: Dick Moore, Charles Bristol. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL—At th* call of the President * Community Safety4— Dalton Davis Ken Worden, Seton Bovee 11—John Dygert Crippled Children— I 8—Charles Geishert Jack Gift, Don Shorno, Caroil 25—Harold Goodholm Barnes. Scholarships, Awards, and September — 1970 Student Loans— 1—John Dean Lester Luce, Charles Bristol 8—Clem Kromer Student Guests—, 15—Ray Mulchahey Norm Olmsted, Axner Olson" 22—Governor Visits Youfh-r-v, ■ , • 29—Ken Worden Jim Lyon, Dick Hruska, Leslie Olney,. October — 1970 INTERNATIONAL 6—Jim Lyon 13—Jim Koss 20—Bob Nagle 27—Norm Olmsted SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Dir. International Youth Programs Fred Tartaglla, Dalt Davis Rotary Foundation— Lester Wise, Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse SANTFORD JOLLEY — Director. Employer - Employee Relations Golf Tournament ( Ken Leavenworth,; Vince Korn- - ■ ■ Robert Nagle, Chm. stein. Four-Way Test— Rotary Show John Dygert, Mark Andrews Duke Davidson, B. K. Pearce, Occupational InformationJahn Dean. Bob Yingling, Lester Luce Trade & Professional Relations Children’s Program .Bill Bobier,. Bernard Laney ., ’ | Dick Moore ■ President Rotary International ■ WILLIAM E. WALK, JR. Ontario, California General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International BERT WARD - Bronson, Michigan The.above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1970-1971. Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn' Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ....... NAME 2—Clyde Williams 9—Chuck Woodward 1 6—Reo Goodwin 23—Mark Andrew* April — 1971 6—Wllford Coulllard 13—Bob Kerr 20—Dick Hruska 27—Bernard Laney 4—Dick Biringer 11—Vince Korn stein 18—Bob Man 25—Lester Wise 3—Leslie Olney 10—Axner Olson 17—Pat Patterson 24— John Pierson June — 1971 1—Ken Putnam 8—Gordon Schlubatis 15—Noel Shedd 221—Don Shorno 29—Conrad Swart - 2—Jack Gift 9—Carroll Barnes 16—Bill Bobler 23—Olin Dally 30—Fred Culy 1 ' ' May — 1971 November — 1970 January March — 1971 1971 1—Ernest Luse 8—Woody Craig 15—Bob Lodse* 22—Norm Moore 29—Charles Bacon July — 1971 5— Fred Tartaglia • 12—Howard Teeter 19—Ralph Toupalik 25— Bill Weaver 6—Bob Yingling 13—Tom Collins . 20—Fred Neer . < 27—Harlow Sexton If you wish to change .dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the Special programs such as Ladies' Night w ilFibe'appointed by the Club .President. Address A Rotary Ann February — 1971 August — 1970 VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL NAME 1970 — 197| ROTARY PROGRAMS December — 1970 ★ change. COMMUNITY SERVICE GEORGE PIERCE — Director DICK MOORE, Program Chairman — Telephone 278*4198, ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1970 Address fl Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6033 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons "Ct.—-Martha' 278-5358 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia . NAME Phono No. Addreii A Rotary Ann .' 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 ,E. Chicago .St. —;Mabel 278:6183 Mel Rice, 1903" Kibby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 279-2311 782-5594 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dordthy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice ............ 278-291? Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret' Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara Charles Bristol, 57 Hull—tois ....... 278-8086 .... 278-5386 ............ 278-5891 .......... 278-5828 , ,Bern°rd Laney, 372 Marshall .St.—Rhea '■E. 'Keh Leavenworth, R. R. 3’ — Emily -Rpb.ert Loose’, R. R. 2, Tekonsha Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara' . ... 278-5234 Wilford Couillard, 60 N. Monroe Sr.—Imogene 278-6054 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ... Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jone 'Margaret Letst?r„luce,y 41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. 279-9471 ..................... 278-6635" Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Aye.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 . 278*6951 238-2697 • W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. —‘Louise 278-5842 767-4508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ,...L.. 278-4350 ___ .... 278-4812 Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 _____ 278-2261 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Jim Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Dianna ....... 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 379 IE. Chicago—Edna L.., 278-2811 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ...,..u 278-2?47 Harold McKnighf,* R. R. 3-i-Carol 238-2436 -Ralph Toupalik,;.RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys J 278-4243 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .......... 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila ....: : 278-5078 L, William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-6904 ______ 278-4159 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W, Fierce St.—Susan Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave.—Wilma Warren Williams, • R'. R. 6 — LaMoinq 1.L: 279-94,92 ' - Lester F. Wise, R. : R. 2—Celia William Fuerstenau, RFD 7' — Pat 278-4402 Fred Neer,. 203 W. Chicago St — .Ernestine 278^5512-; Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ......_______ 279-9668 Charles Woodward, • 163 ' Marshall St. Norman C.- Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Woodward, Leslie R. Olney, R. R. .3 —I Wilma. P. 278-2176' E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.'—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—-Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R.’4 — Janet E ........ ’Kenneth R. Worden,'25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha R°V C.'Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Grotchon 276-6730 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ....... 278-5475 .... Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-6517 .279-9266 278-8360 __ 278-5049 278-5790 • 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine : 278-6356 278-8981 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE £ Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-5033 Sac. 34.66, Pi^L. A «■ Ernest Luse ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan 278-5033 ......J.’.':278-8743 George H. Pierce, RFD 4—Virginia .... John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora PUBLISHED BY (63. Marshall St.—Polly ....... 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 281 W, Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan U9O3* �AB ‘We Profits Most Who Serves Best”^J The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. July 7, 1971 PROGRAM Robert Yingling, program chairman for the week, presented, to the Rotary Club Coldwater’s new Chief of Police, Frank Robertson. . He lives on North Clay St. with his wife and 13 year old daughter. He began his duties here on July 1st. He pointed out that in a police force the size of Coldwater the men had to be expert in many areas whereas in a larger force they could probably specialize in one area. He pointed out very well the difficulty of being a police officer today. The follow­ ing eight things that he said were required of po'icemen: (1) to be a diplomat; (2) to be able to make instant decisions; (3) to be an expert in first aid, able to diagnose immediately a victim’s condition; (4) to be an athelete; (5) to be an expert in the use of fire arms; (6) to be an expert driver; (7) always to be an outstanding example to the community; (8) to be an economist - in order to live on a policeman's pay! Frank Robertson showed himself to be a very able person. I hope we will all give him all of the support he needs as he adjusts to this new position in our community. ABSENT 1OIBERS Carroll Barnes Dick Biringer Charles Bristol Tom Collins Ray Fox Reo Goodwin Santford Jolley Vince Kornsteirv Bernard Laney James Lyon Dennis McCafferty Axner Olson Richard Phelps Mel Rice Hal Sexton Fred Tartaglia Ralph Toupalik Clyde Williams Ken Worden ROTARIAN GUESTS Nelson Weber -Bronson, Glen Barnett-Bronson, ELwyn Bodley, Fred Michols-Portage, Bill Whorley-Kokomo, B5 IT King—Qui noy. MEMBERS GUESTS Jack Gift - Carl Shurtz; Gordon Schlubatis - Bill Forsythe. DISTRICT GOLF PUTTING Remember the District Golf Cutting is August 9th at Duck Lake, Albion, Michigan, See Bob Nagle who is malting up the foursomes for our club., i ROTARIAN FOR JULY You will not want to miss the article on Rotary International's new president, Ernst Breigholtz. He is a person of unusual depth and quality and will certainly be a credit to Rotary International. You will also want to read the article entitled "Famine Fighters" which shows how misery stalked drought victims in India until a small Rotary Club counter-attacked. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Being appreciative is contagious. It's a contagious condition that we could all profit by. Today, tell someone that you think he did a good job. Maybe somebody will do the same for your tomorrow. I ’ You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Cl QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M*. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House *— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Planners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTERS — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - 1972 rotary club of SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU —■ Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, August — 1971 ★ OFFICERS »v ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMFNS KROMER ' • ' Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney^ Fellowship — Bob Man, John .Dygort, Leslie Olney. Magaxine — Ray Mulchaney, Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise.’ Membership Development John Pierson, Frod Culy, Tom Nor mandin. Program —• John Klein. Public Relations —. Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglla. Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey, Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each ¥ month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ SPECIAL—Al the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way TestPresident Rotary International Mark Andrews, Edward ERNST G. BRE1TH0LTZ DeVito. Kalmar,. Sweden Occupational InformationGeneral Sec'y, Rotary International Bob Yingling, Lester- Luce, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Bill Bobier. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Laney. ★ Community SafetyKen Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and. 3— Charles Geishert 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey 7—William Bobier 14—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 2B—James Koss Student Guests— Norm Olmsled, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin ★ SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. 2—Frod Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce 1971 2— Richard Blringer 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin .Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Frod Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 December — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse March — 1972 April — 1972 YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. INTERNATIONAL 1— Richard Hauska ('—Al Tyler 1 5-—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. February — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January — 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise tho program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. Phone No. NAME NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, JSL Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean „ ’ William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R’. 5, — Lois ___ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .... . 278-2912 Clemens Kramer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Loney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — -Emily 278-6951 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane Fr. Robert Mon, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. ■— Carol .... ...... 278-6093 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott .Ave.—Ellen Jo Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary F ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. • .Address G Rotary Ann NAME 278-8609 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol. .... 278-677p John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett ,St.—Charlotte .... 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 ................. Milford A. McKeithj’TS N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2261 278-20C7 278-2811 278-8207 ..... 278-2947 278-8981 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ....... 278-2272 .......... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ...... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. ~ Louise „ 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.,; R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart,- 471 Marshall - St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth .. 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. 278-4222 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, -1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Harold McKnight, R. R- 3—Carol .............. John'Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae_ Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 Norman Tyler, ,R. R. 6 — Minnie..... Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine. 278-4198 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-6278 278-5078 278-5818 .............. 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 ................ 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren .Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ..... 278-6693 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 ............ 278-4402 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 279-9349 278-2413 Lester F.-Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward', 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. R, 3, Quincy Jock Gift, Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hrusko; R. R. 4 — Janet. 279-9266 ............. 278-8360 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln .St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha • Roy C. Patterson, 36 ,N. Circle Dr.—Grace 279-9360 278-2979 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott,—Natalie ........ ........ Larry Iveson,. R.. R. 7 — Jacquelyn 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ............. 278-8743 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ...... k: 278-6730 Sac. 34.66, P. L. A R. | Mr. Ernest Luse R. R. #4 Coldwater, Michigan i Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welcor^ .... 278-6393 49036 �^B ‘We Profits Most who Serves Mcst”^) ^B The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S, A. July 14th, 1971 DISTRICT GOLF PUTTING District Golf Putting, August 9th at Duck Lake at Albion. Cost is $18 which includes lunch, golf, dinner and prizes. An extra $8 if you wish an electric golf cart. Please contact Bob Nagle with the names in your foursome, desired starting time and current handicaps. August 4th is the absolute deadline. PROGRAM Tom Collins, program chairman for the week, presented Fred Hobart who is superin­ tendent of the summer recreation program. Fred gave a most interesting and informa­ tive program on the many aspects of summer recreation in Coldwater, You might be interested in the budget breakdown which he gave us which is for the full year recreation^, program for the city. From the city - $16,000; from fees - $8,000; from Upited Fund - $4,000 to $5,000; from the county $3,150; from the schools they receive facilities and equipment. An excellent program. Thanks, Tom. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews Chuck Bacon Carroll Barnes Dick Biringer Woody Craig Dalton Davis Jack Gift Jim lyon John Milnes Richard Phelps Don Shorn© Warner VanAken Lester Wise ROTARIAN GUESTS Clarence Snyder - Bronson; Fred Nichols - Pondage; Marty Johnson - Bedford, Ohio. Lenn Conner - Hillsdale; MEMBERS GUESTS Jim Koss - Larry Flora; Bernard Laney - Dennis Holcomb. .GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY President Dick read a letter from Ernst G» Breitholtz, President of Rotary Inter­ national, reminding us that on December 1, 1971, Coldwater Rotary trill hit it’s 50 year mark. A committee has been appointed to plan festivities for that day. PRESIDENT BREITHOLTZ^ THEME It is good for us to remember the theme announced by Rotary International President Ernst G, Breitholtz of Kalmar, Sweden, which is ’’good will begins with you.” Recog­ nizing the diversity of clubs and the conditions under which they operate, he says, "Your services will be different and unique. Your club is designed,, organized, equipped for common purpose; to serve. Put good will to work through service. This is yourchallenge this year. Good will begins with you. Let it radiate into all parts of life. Let it encircle the globe." ROTARY TODAY As of the 17th of May, 1971, there were 14,771 Rotary Clubs and an estimated 701,000 Rotarians. New clubs admitted since July 1, 1970 totaled 434 in 48 different countries. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK —- Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Harf Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M, ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - 1972 rotary club of SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, August — 1971 ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1971-1972 Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. UCHARD MOORE President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, OHN KLEIN Vice-President Ray Mulchaney. RED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship — Bob Man, John SEMENS KROMER Treasurer Dygort, Leslie Olney. ’AUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Tteas. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. ★ Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. DIRECTORS — 1972; Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Kiein, William Fuerstenau John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Normandin. Bristol. , • 1974: Pauh Thompson; Santford Program —• John Klein. Jolley, James Lyon ' ‘ Public Relations 'Norm 'Mo6re; Fred Tartaglia. <■ Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GftAQE.PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — ’ 1st Thursday, of each ★ '•• •' month cl 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL^-At the call of the President DISTRICT 436 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General 'Sec’y*, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636. Dist., Rotary International RONALD WE GER - Lansing, Michigan • ✓ . . ■ J \ i VOCATIONAL SERVICE • PAUL THOMPSON 'i- DtreHbr Employer - Employee Relations Hal . Sexton, Fred. Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way TesK-^ Mark•• Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational InformationBob. Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations ' Al Tyler,- Olin: D'ally, Bernard Laney. ... Community Safely— Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creak Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Rao Goodwin. YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. INTERNATIONAL CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International Youth Protects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. CLUB , ' ’ •*,' r -j — HISTORIAN S Ernest-Luse Rotary Show . ’ April 1 3,'14,.”1S, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 1—Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 3— Charles Goishert 10— James Endicott 17— Ed DeVito 24—John Dygort 31 —Ed Davey March — 1972 7—Wlllldm Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Boblor 14—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 5—Leslie Olney > 12—Dalton Davis. 1 9—-'District Governor 26—Topi’ Nprjnandin SERVICE Rotary ■ Foundation— Harold Goodholm. February — 1972 - May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose . 23—Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30r— Lester Lucq .t 1971 ' December —; . June — 1972 7>—Mark Andrews ...1,4—Olin Dally . 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal •. • 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward ’20—Carroll Barnes 27-e-Godfrey Collins January —— 197X. July. :i-Ll 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle. 18— Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY • 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik . 25—Robert Yingling -. . • , ir The above "is our program schedule for the Rotary Year’1971-197 . If you wish tochdhgd. dates with .another member, advise the program chairman of the change.-. Special , programs such as. Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME. ■: • Address & Rotary Ann ( Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 J6hn A-. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J.’ 278-5790 John S, Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel — 279-2311 Charles*. Bacon, .25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 . Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr; — Margaret 278-8006 (Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ........ 278-5386 ■Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Seton Bovee, 69 S. .Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson —Lillian.... 369-6735 r Tom Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Betty 278-6093 Charles Collins, Bristol,' 18R. Cheryl R. 5, Ann —•’ Ave. Lois Dr — Barbara _______ .*....... 278-5828 278-5234 Clarke Dorothy ............ 278-6635 279-9471 ‘t Fred Olin Culy, Dally, 81 61 W. Maple LaneAve. —— Jane , Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ; Dalton Davis,_ 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 ■ Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol .......... 278-6770 P John Dygert, 563. E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 ■ James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma B Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-2968 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 f William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat.. .'........ 278-4402 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RED 3—Harrietta Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice k 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild J oyce .. . 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea E.- Ken Leavenworth, R. R.. 3 — Emily 767-4508 . Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-4812 278-2261 278-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ........... 278-281 I 278-8207 278-2947 238-2436 John ■ Milnes, ’ 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae.. Normand' Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 278-8518 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-4198 278-6278 278-5078 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon » ■' E. Harald-Goodholm, 2Q Lincoln-St.—Lanorc .1 279-9668 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 "S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. "4 — Janet-...."...'. 279-9266 278-8360 ; Larry Iveson, R:..R.; -7 — Jacquelyn. Santford Jolley, 185 N’. Clay—Joyce 278-6704 276-5049 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. ——Janet NormanwC.. planted,- 28 Edifon. Ct.-r-Nancy ...; Leslie Ojney, R. R. 3, Quincy........ : Axner .Qlson, 340' Grand St.—-Retha t.- 279-9349 278^2418 *2’78‘-2T76 ,j279l-9360' Ray C. Patterson,.36 N. Circle-Dr.—Grace 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine _?...*.. ,-278-2979 • 278-8743--' Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson ■—- Jessie..'..^79-9849. ! Ralph Toupa|ik, RFD'5, ’ 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R-. R. 6 — Minnie ......... 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. > R. 6 — Gladys ___ 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ...... 278-6904 Fred H.‘ Weeks;-'R. R.’7*;— Beatrice ................. 278-4159 Richard .White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores.. Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma.. Warren Williams, R. R. .6 — LaMoine 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. 278-4424 R. 2—Celia ■, Robert G. Yingling,. 21. Scott—Natalie ' . 4 ' * 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER * John- *Walke,r, ’ 33” Daughterly—Gretchen ; r 278-6730 ______ Sac. 34.66, P. L & R. Mr, 'Ernest Luse R. R. ^4 Coldwater, Michigan PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcor^r ................... Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond ... 278-5033 ..ke'Rnath R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 •• ; * The COLDWATER Notary REFLECTOR 278-4350 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 ,N.‘ Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ............ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 278-2272 278-4907 W., Noel Shedd, 74 .Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 forg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 278-6951 ,:... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna. 278-8981 49036 �He Profits wo?Ltyty..s?rye5. ■ The COLDWTER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ._ July 20, 1971 TORNADO INFORMATION GIVEN Fred Neer, program chairman for this week, introduced Robert Moses, Chief Engineer for the radio station WTVB, Coldwater. Bob gave us a most interesting talk and color slide presentation on the history and facts concerning violent storms and funnel shape tornadoes. Coldwater and Branch County will long remember April 11, 1965 as the time the tornado again became a reality. It is still possible to see where the damage was most severe around Coldwater Lake. It all could happen again, so it’s most important to plan for your safety at home and your place of employ­ ment. Pay attention to storm warnings by radio and TV announcements. Know where you can find shelter. Call the police, sheriff, or fire department to report any funnel shape clouds you might see. Getting the warning out to the public as fast as possible is the job of each of us. Thanks to Fred Neer for bringing this program to the club. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews Carroll Barnes Bill Bobier Hal Creal Olin Dally John Dean Bert Faller Bill Fuerstenau Bob Kerr John Klein Vincent Kornstein Jim Koss Dennis McCafferty Norm Moore Norm Olmsted Keith Pearce Richard Phelps ‘Mel Rice Paul Thompson Al Tyler Chuck Woodward Bob Yingling ROTARIAN GUESTS Nelson Weber and Ray Smith of Bronson MEMBER GUESTS ' ’' Jack Gift presented Carl Shurts as his guest. VACATION TIME - MAKE UP TIME Planning a short trip with the family. Too busy to make up Rotary before you go. Then why not plan to visit a Rotary Club while you are gone. It’s an easy and a fun thing to do. Check out your vacation area and select a club. The wife and kids can look the town over while you make new friends and help out our club attend­ ance at the same time. Sound like a good idea. Try it out and see for yourself, GET TO WORK ROTARIANS This word from President Dick. Committee reports are due August 2nd. Get your committee together and get your ideas in writing. We need your contribution to report to our District Governor Ron Weger as Quickly as possible. So....get to work Rotarians. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn —• Thursday, 12:15 M. ®°NSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. DURn OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE | c j STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD August — 1971 Attendance — Woody Craig, ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Community Safety— Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President Crippled Children—• JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Harold Croat. Ray Mulchaney. FRED ANDERSON Secretary Scholarships, Awards, and CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Fellowship — Bob Man, John Student Loans— Dygert, Leslie Olney. PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Sccy-Treas. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Student Guests— Membership — John Dean, Norm Olmsted, Duke Davidson, Lesler Wise. Carroll Barnes, Rao Goodwin. DIRECTORS 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau Youth1973; Richard Moore, Charles John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Bristol. Normandin. 1974; Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. ★ Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON . Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director Davey. International Youth Projects Sergeant-at-Arms —- Jim Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Charles Woodward, Bob Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular —— 1st Thursday of each Loose. month al 12:00 o'clock noon Rotary Foundation— SPECIAL—Al the call at the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold .Goodholm. PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations CLUB HISTORIAN Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Ernest Luse. Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ★ ★ ¥ ★ Four-Way TestMark Andrews, Edwai“d DeVito. Occupational Information—— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ . . Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Did., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972,. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson February — 1972 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 3— Charles Geishert ) 0—James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31—Ed Davey March — 1972 7—William Timm 14'—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Bobier 14—'Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 19—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin May — 1972 November — 1971 2— Richard Birlnger 9— Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally , t 21—Robert Man 28—Harpld Creal January 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins • 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11—Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1.971-1972. If. you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs suchr as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Phone No. Address C Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ........ 278-6033 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora ...... 278-8981 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel — 279-2311 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian . .... 782-5594 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Richard Biringer, 37' Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-2912 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .. 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ----------- 278-4907 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Bernard Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois 278-5328 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood ‘.’Woody" Craig, 34-Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, .8) W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy _ _ 279-9471 Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 767-4508 278-4812 278-2261 278-2X7 278-2811 278-8207 278-2947 238-2436 278-6093 278-6635. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary 278-8609 238-2694 Milford A. McKelth, 75 N. Hudson St.—,Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 278-2968 278-5475 Torg Skabo, J554Marrqws Rd., R. R. 2—-Nellie ... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Roberr Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. >— Betty. Oiin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane James Endjcott,'72 Cheryl Ann Dr. —Thelma.. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ................ James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Ds -r Edrfa Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol ........... 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 278-6951 238-2697 John Milnes, 19 Waferman Ave., — Foe. Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta .......... 278-8518 : 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .../ Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl —: Lila 278-4198 278-6278 ..... 278-5078 Ray Fox, -<6 Morrison Lake, R. R, 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat 278-4402 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 279-9492 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pot 639-4433 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet... 279-9349 Jack Gift, - 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 279-9360 278-2979 ___ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare Reo E. Goadwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet 279-9266 ........... 278-8360 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . Lorry Ivesori, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn ......... 278-6704 8. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine .. Santford ^Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .............. 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie..' 278-8743 :• 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY Mr. Ernest Luse R. R. //4 Coldwater, Michigan ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE • £ ’ ' “ Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49026 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6341 278-5842 ______________ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys _... _......... 278-5818 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsogs Ct—Charlene Fred H. Weeks, R. R: 7 — 'Beatrice 278-6904 ____ 278-4159 Richard White, 46 -NT Circle Dr. —; Delores Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ■ Lester F. Wise, -R. R. 2-^-Celia 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 .;.-x....— 278-4424 Charles Woodward, * 163 Marshall ,St. ..urL—...— 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St,.*4— Rosamond ..-278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. '—r Virginia '.... 278-6334 Robert G, Yingling, 21 Scott^-jNAtblie ....... 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ..." 278-6730 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. 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Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 27, 1971- July 20, 1971 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f689a643c8613f1573b52c50323ce635.pdf 6a8a7ef4c609814eb344764452da29d9 PDF Text Text “Zfe Profit* Mo^t Who Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. 1972 January 5, This is the first bulletin in 1972 and the first thing that your editor did was to date this 1971. The new year should be one in which we leave all the prejudices, phobias, misunderstandings and bad habits behind. Just try to do it, you just can Olin Dally is home and is recuperating, but we hear that he is not having visitors as yet. Dalton Davis is ill and is in the Community Health Center. card. He would appreciate it very much. You might send him a Fred Tartaglia is in Room 739 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Ann Arbor. that he gets over his bug and is back with us very soon. Let’s hope We are glad to hear that Celia Wise is out of the hospital and at home again. Incidently Les tells us that his son Bill, who is managing a branch bank in Harrisville, like his new job. The members who were absent Tuesday are fewer in number than usual. They were: Carroll Barnes, Chuck Bristol, Olin Dally, Dalton Davis, Dill Feurstenau, Bill Fuller, Harold Coodholm (he is visiting his daughter in California), Bob Kerr, Ken Leavenworth, Fred Neer, Axner Olson, Mel Rice, Fred Tartaglia, Al Tyler and Kenneth Worden, (he is gone back south) The Les Woodwards have taken off for Arizona and Warren Williams says he is going next week. This snow is just fine for the program next week which we understand is on Snow­ mobile Safety. The film which will be presented by Bob Nagle is timely. The last week in this month is Magazine week. If any members have any good ideas or any ideas please let your todays editor know. He needs them. George Means who for many years was Secretary of Rotary International is retiring and his article on page 16 should be read by every Rotarian. Your edj tor was fortu­ nate to meet George something over a year ago when I visited Rotary International ea quarters in Evanston. George took time out of a busy day to say hello and make me leel that Rotarian membership was something to be highly prized. s Prosram chairman was Dennis McCafferty and he introduced Vic Warner of the Joseph County Department. He told the club of the substandard ^!lng us?d in Branch County and illustrated his talk with slides ■nrooram wn<=+ £ e cond^tions under which people are living in the county. The exneri t i^Ve ed eyes some of the more sheltered members, From Countv had you told some of them that such things existed in Branch does not know how +uVe +ulie3ed you were exagerating. One half of the world aoes not Know how the other half lives. fact that°Mff^rX n°h^Ce^j.u^AXCe ^orse Early writing in 1893 said: ”It is a curious was especially °WS+JhaJ'r,the early cook-books were written by physicians. ” This Queen Anne wrote- ’’I^do not^0 18°° ?enturies’ Dr- ^ster, physician to man can be a good nhvs-iJ^n consider myself as hazarding anything when I say no g d physician who has not a competent knowledge of cookery. ” Happy Mew Year and don't forget the super-bowl. Ray Mulchahey You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Ch... w . BRONSON — Congr.gaflo vaak — Wedntgday HILLSDALE — Eplcco If JONESVILLE - Pro h" ALBION — Park.r Inn - Thur.day, 12:15 M. I BURR oak - W.d STURGIS " W.dncday, U:15 M. i 6-10 pm M°“” * W'dn”<1,,y' »’’««»• S ytorian Church - Tuo.day, 6,15 P.M. I I J Aodl,orlum - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Holol — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Plaltnorc R-.taurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY - M.thodl.t Church - Tuo.day, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - 1972 lOTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD ROTARY PROGRAMS JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, Community Safety- ★ OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 dCHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Jolley, James Lyon Santford MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development —• John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. ¥ SPECIAL—Al the call ol the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE ☆ PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, ■ Clyde Williams. Four-Way Tost— Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational Information— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary Internationaf ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Youth— Dalton Davis, John Milnes. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE BRISTOL — Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodhqlm. CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luise Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director - Fred Culy, John Pierson 1— Richard Hauika 8— Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam I 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin ★ CHARLES 3— Charles Geishert 10— James Endicott 17— Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31—Ed Davey February — 1972 May — 1972 November — 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold CreaF 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January ■ ■ ■ 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 18— Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY II —Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to- change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 276-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. I. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean . 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ... 278-5386 Seton Bovee; 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara . 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois ............... .... 278-5828 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara — 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig', 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W, Chicago, Bronson—Lillian ... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy _____ 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane __ I____ 278-6635 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J . 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ..... 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.-—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. —Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031. Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 -— Emily .. '.1 '. 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2,-Tekonsha — Margaret ... 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone — Helen .................. 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse; R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deannar. ..... 278-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, .75 N> Circle Dr. .— Edna. 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith; 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.-—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ........ 278-4248 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine.... .... 278-4198 Russell F. Moote, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, ■ 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Suson 279-9492 Fred Near, 203 W. Chicago St. -— Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. —- Janet .. 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted,‘28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ...... 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Rutha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . ... 278-2979 B..K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorralpc 278-8743 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchelt St.-r-Charlotle 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris . 278-53)8 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4’— Pat 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. ,................. 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 —' Jacquelyn ...... 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cloy—Joyce . 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson -— Jessie1. The COLDWATER PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. r... > ’ Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:^0 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always ll'e/cnBw 279-9849 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel 279-2311 Mel. Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. —• Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ___ 278-6341 Donald V. Shomo, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5B42 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth.... :___________ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian ... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm,'"59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie .......... 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene .... 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma .... 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R^ 2—Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, !63 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward. 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond . 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25- Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen - . .. 278-6730 tie. 34.**, P. L * 8. �“He Profits Most, JPho Serves Best’^P The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. . January 18, 1972 Program Program chairman Jack Gift introduced Ralph E. Babcock who is Medical Technologist at the Health Center, ir. Babcock shared with us the research which he is doing for bis Master*s Degree Program which is the study of bacteria in Hog-Creek running from Hemlock Lake into the Coldwater River at Hodunk. His concern is with the disease-forming bacteria in the River and he showed us samples of bacteria which he had grown from water collected from the River. He has established a collecting point at every three miles along the River and every two weeks he collects samples of whter and filters Out the bacteria for his study and also checks air arid water temperature as the growth of the bacteria is related to the temperature Of the * water. It was an interesting and unusual program thanks to Jack. Absent Members To list absent members would have taken the rest of the bulletin. absent this week. Hope that many of you will be making up. Congratulations to Dulce Davidson on the ’’Man of the Year Award”. deserved award and we are happy to see a Rotarian have it. District Bowling Tournament Sponsored by the Gull Lake Club on March 26th. this contact President Dick. There were 31 Duke, a well If you desire more information on From the Angolan of the Rotary Club of Indiana concerning membership and attend ancs >____ ance. Between the requiremei^T for membership eligibility- and" thT attendance require------ m be ^onest'ly said that the Angola Rotary dub is the most difficult Rotary Club to get in to and the easiest club to get out of in Steuben County. Enforcement of these attendance requirements are strictly imposed upon the Secret ^ary Club. by-laws provide-that the Board of Directors may, J y vo e, remove the Secretary for failure to enforce these requirements. th?-s.ox‘gandzational Structure for masculine society, may be as Srni 1 Wh Chata<iua, Angola Municipal Band, or the Pierceon mpri a*? S patients, clients, customers, corporations and governments less and +4wi°r raembership have increased to the point where there is international le^ ^or idealism of community-involvement or international under standi tipwhen mosiTt™^tending. Something has changed since the early days of Rotary and in+prA<?+ kX, • + enJ°y®d 100$ attendance most of the time, their motivation and interest being interne. youeeverv°mormOn! STk? °°Od Man “ Hard to Find"- Hotary is not to hug - . fellow-ship and treat XMeht^®17 "lght' totary y°“ 10ts of "Please come home Bill Bailey where — toaether 1 tt* k ,?°tary needs you, Angola needs you, and somehas been rLfkS^97?' 1x5 able work our W of the state of shock that ™rbeiieveein°aef5."8thatSfL.l^ fate that falls on aen raless K°t“‘y Club? ThouBht for today - I do ballOW° aX. & You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn .. r Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturge* Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House —■ Wednesday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — un.. u Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church —* Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — CHID SERVICE COMMUNITY 'SERVICE 1971 . 1972 ROTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater/ Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, August — 1971 ★ OFFICERS ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Trcas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuersfenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon: • k , • MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock-noon Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Community Safety— Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Classifications —• Bob Nagle, Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsoy. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Crippled Children—* Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Dygert, Leslie Olney. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Student Guests— Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Norm Olmsted, Membership Development — Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. Normandin. Program — John Klein. .* ... Public Relations — Nor.m Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick INTERNATIONAL SERVICE . Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL ,— Director Davey. Sergeqnt-at-Arms — Jim Kass International Youth Projects . Ken Wbrden,. Bill Timm. Charles' Woodward, Bob Loose. SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden Goneral Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston,' Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Gelations Hal Sextoh, Fred Weeks, • Clyde. Williams. Four-Way TestMark Andrews; Edward DeVito.' Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. • Trade & Professional Relations • Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard ‘Laney. ' Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse ■' , Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean., - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 3—Charles Geishert 10—James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey September — 1971 March — 1972 April — 1972 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis ' -1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss October — February — 1*72 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— .Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21 —Robert. Man 28—Harold Creal 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward ’■ 20—Carroll Barnes 27—rGodfrey Collins January ------ - 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11 —Robert Nagle •18—Jack-Sift • 25.—&eo Goodwin July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY ,.-11 —Charles Bacon • '18—Ralph Toupalik ’ -25“—Robert Yingling The above is our program- schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish tq change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs speh as Ladias’ Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein. Program Chairman - Telephone 276-6183. I NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 197.1 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address S .Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Andersen, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ..*. L 270-6033. John A. Kennedy, 37. Fairfield —- Wilma J. ‘..R,' .278-5790 John .8. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora _... 278-8981 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert 8. Kerr, 8" Parsons Ct.—Martha 27’8-'8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. :— Mabel 279-2311 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ;. 278-6821 I .John Klein, -39 .Douglas. Aye. •—'■ Patricia'278-6183 Me| -Rice,■ 1.903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian* 782-5594 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. —Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent kqrnstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy •• ..... 278-6501 -■Robert E. Rumsey, 120; Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis ... 278-5006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean j.._ 278-8086' James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice-.. 278-2912 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 - Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. —Joyce ... 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop. Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.Clara .. 278-5891 Bernard-• Laney, 372 . Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bristol, R. R.; 5, —. Lois...„ ■._________ 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth,. R. R. 3, — Emily _____ 238,-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley' Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara 278-5234 Robert loose, R. R. 2, Tekonshq—Margaret ....... .767:4508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.,.‘R. ;R..2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Sherwood •'Woody” Craig, 34 Edison' Ct.—Martha 278-43'10 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane Heljn .... 278.-4812' Conrad 6wart, 471 Marshall St.—^Gertrude 278-4350 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 ■■”Fred-Tcrtag'lra;- FL.-R.; 2-— Ruth-____________ ___ 278-6529 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth" ... ......... ... 278-2261' Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ....... 279-9471 James .Lyon, 335 Grand St. :— Deanna... 278-20C7 Howard M, Teeter, 156 Church St.-—Marian ....... 278-4222 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. -—Edn’St'. '278-2811 . Paul W.'.Thom"psoh, ^27 Cheryl. Ann Dr;—Sara .... 278-6603 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia-.. 279-9268 Duane E. Davidson, J5 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Milford A. McKeith, .75 N. Hudson St.—Helen . ...... 276-2947 • Ralph Toupalik, RFD' 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont "Rd. •— Rosemary .... 238-2694 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ........................ 238-2436 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie. .... 278-5S18 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 John Milne's;,:]9 Waterman Ave.j —.Fae 278-8518 .Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys _____ 278-4243 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 4. 278-6770 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 27B-69O4 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta .......238-2632 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mqry 278-4248 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Richard D. -Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine.,.....'.278-4198 * James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr: — Thelma -.. 273-2968 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ......... 278-6278 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores .... ..... 278-6736 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St;—Charlotte 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl —- Lila ........... 278:5078 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma. 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris ... .... 273-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susdn 279-9492Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat..-..:'. 278-4402- I • Fred Neer,'203 W. Chicago St; — Ernestine,1.: ..... 278-5512 Lester .F, -Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield- Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon , .... ..... . 279-9668 • . Normon C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy .. ....... 278-2418 Leslie Woodw.ard, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5.033 E. Harold Goodholm; 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....... 278-6517 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Leslie Olney, R; R. 3, Quincy. ........ .. 278-2176 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie . 278-6393 Axner Olson, .340 Grand St.—Retha .-. ......... ...... 279-936Q... Richard Hruska, R. .R-.-4.__ Janet.. .................. 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . 278-2979 Larry Iveson, R, R. 7 — Jacquelyn 278-6704 0. K. Pearce, ?7 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 HONORARY MEMBER Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie .. 279-9849 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ................ 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L A R. | Ur, Erpes't Law PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan a B. Re. #4 Coldwatei'* Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Visiting Rotarians Always �A "He Profits Most IPho Serves Llcst"^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. January 25th, 1972 THE MARIJUANA THING Last Tuesdays noon program was presented by Coldwater Police Chief Frank Robertson. Reo Goodwin, program chairman for the day, adked the Chief to present Rotary an up to date picture of marijuana and other drugs in the Coldwater area. Robertson was quick to point out that the high school students were the target for the ’’dope sellers” because of the money involved. The kids are buying and in many cases are not even getting what they pay for. Substitutes for marijuana are common and varied. Our own local ’’roadside grown” marijuana is of poor quality but has been found for sale in the schools. The menace of illegal possession and sell­ ing of drugs should be of concern to everyone. Any help that can be given to our local law enforcement officers to stop this health problem must be done. Thanks to Reo Goodwin for bringing Chief Robertson to Rotary, GOT TO FEND OUT FOR YOURSELF If you tell a man there are 300 biUioii stars in the universe, hfityl believe you. But if you tell him a bench has just been painted, he has to touch it to be sure. GUESTS AND GUEST SUGGESTIONS Rotarian Ken Putnam introduced his guest, his son Mark. As a suggestion for February, lets re-name it to - - "bring a guest to ary month”, It could be a person from your own store or organization, omeone in business that you owe a favor. Or even your best business com­ petitor. This is not a membership suggestion, but we have a club and programs to be proud of and what better way to show it off than to a guest. Think about it. THAT NW FACE AT ROTARY To set the record right. The new gal who plays piano is Mrs. Pat Morrill. e p3-easu**e of her company while Grace Patterson is off on vacation the month of February. Also Pat will be playing for the Rotary snow rehearsals when they, get into full swing. Step right up and introduce yourself. Let make Pat feel at home in Rotary. AN ENDING NOTE we 31,6 wrong, make us willing to change. right, make us easy to live with. : ' And when we are Please get well and back to Rotary Bill Fuerstenau and Ray Mulchahey, We need you to write this bulletin^ ’ - -■ lick Moore, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — W.dn.tday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Epitcopal Parish Hout, — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuetday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CWD SERVICE COMMUNITY ‘SERVICE SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director Coldwctfer, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, ★ 0V_ELECT|ON — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't, Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — ltl Thursday of each Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney, Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development — John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. 5ergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. ¥ month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G.' BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary international' GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Disl., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Tost— Mark Andrews, 'Edward DeVito. Occupational Information— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, < Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyle.r, Olin Dally, Bernard taney. 4 - Community SafetyKen Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children—— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Youth— Dalton Davis, John Milnes. ☆ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob ,, Loose. Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. .. CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 1971 - 1972 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1971 3— Charles Geishert 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey February — 1972 1—Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Bobier 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—rHpward Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 1971 2—Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift ■■ 25—Reo Goodwin July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the chango. Special programs such..as Ladies' Night- will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews," 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ..... -278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd..—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86' Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. ....... 278-5790 John S. Pierson,.340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel . 279-2311 782-5594 John Klein,’ 39. Douglas Ave. —— Patricia 278-6183" • Mel Rice, 1903 KTrby'-Rd, Jackson — Lillian H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....... 278-6501.. Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Chejyl_ Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ...... 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave'. —' Janice 278-2912 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 William Bobier, 28.0 Grand St.—^Margaret 278-5386 Clemens Kromer,'25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884' Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop A've. — Wanda 278-4907 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ... ..... 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 -. ,tW". Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois ____ 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise u 278-5842 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-—Barbara 5.-.' 278-5234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha— Margaret 767-4508 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 'Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude .. 278-4350 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen .278-4812 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian ... 369-6735 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-stRuth 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ......____ 279-9471 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna ............ 278-20C7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave Betty— 278-6093 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Fr; Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna....: 278-2811 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane — Jane .... 278-6635 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia... 279-9268 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont. Rd- — Rosemary 238-2694' ' Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie 278-5818 ................... 238-2436 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne .'. 278-5909 ■Warner VanAken, R. R. 6- — Gladys __ 278-4243 John Milnes, 19 Waterman. Ave., — Foe 278-8518 Edward DeVito, 18 Alden St; —-. Carol.’. . 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R’. 3’ — Annetta .......... 238-2632 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 John Dygert, 563 E, Fenn. Rd. —■ .Mary. * 278-4248 .Richard D. Moore,’.42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine.....':... 278-4198 Fred H. Weeks, R^ R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Jomes Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Richard White, 46 'N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys ......... 278-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ....... 278-5475 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila . 278-5078 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R.' R.'6‘ — Doris’..’ 278-5318 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Robett Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ..; 279-9492 William Fuerstenau, R'.' R. 4 — Pat....’J 278-4402 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ......... 278-4424 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. —* Jqnet 279-9349 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _ 27.9-9668 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 • Norman C.- Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy .. 278-2418 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 . Kenneth R. .Worden, 25'Lincoln St. — Virginia ... 278-6334 Leslie .Olney, R. R: "3, Quincy .'. 278-2176. Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferfon—Ruth ‘ ;L...„ 279-9266 278-6393 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 . • Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Richard Hruska, R. R.. 4 .— Janet.J.....'.x..‘.2„.—...— 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N; Circle Dr.’-—Grace 278-2979 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn. .„l....r, 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. —, Lorraine 278.8743 HONORARY MEMBER Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .................. • 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 ,N.. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 Johb~ Walker, 33 ■Daughterly—Gretchen . 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB oj Coldwater, Michigan Sec. 34.66, P. L. 6 R. fclrnost Luse R. #4 i Coldwater, ASlchlgan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelconfr 49036 �“Afc Profits Most Who Serves Hcst”^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. February 4, 1972 PROGRAM Program Chairman for the week Dick Hruska presented William Slisher, Rotarian from Bronson as Chairman of the County Board of Commissioners who talked to the Club about County Government. Slisher pointed out that now that the County deficit had been wiped out and they had been able to operate in the black for the last year, that perhaps new programs would be able to be undertaken by the County Board of Commissioners. He mentioned the two hundred thousand dollars worth of work needed on Maple Lawn to meet State requirements and also the need to develope a county par?'system as Branch County now has less area than any other county in the State of Michigan devoted for recreational use. He also spoke of the hopes of a new CityCounty complex to be built in the future and the problems they are presently facing > on the Board with the matter of re-apportionment. An informative and helpful program, thanks to Dick and to Bill. ABSENT MEMBERS Carrol Barnes, Bill Bobier, Chuck Bristol, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, Bert Fa'll er, Ken Leavenworth, Bob Man, Dennis McCafferty, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Ax Olson, Roy ratterson, Mel Rice, Hal Sexton, Noel Shedd, Howard Teeter, Dick White, Lester Wise, Ken Worden. ROTARIAN GUESTS Bill Slisher from Bronson, Dale Welling from Livonia." MEMBERS GUESIS Fernard Laney had as his guest Bob O'Keefe. onurtz. Jack Gift had as his guest Er. Carl STUDENT GUESTS tate^ s?d®nt 8“?®^ for the month of of February we hope hope you February and and we you will will all all tahean opoortunity to meet these fellows and get to know them while they visit J®???8 18 ?.Junior at Coldwater-High School. He is the son of h^laSfSbS x > SVe? at 98 lallore8t Drive. His school activities rnd tS C Clnb^w basketball, track and is on the Coldwater High School commission Suce Ja^w^ ? °1?“t °f Seven children- Our Second student guest is £ttv jZs JL! ??tnOr.ai C°ldwater High School. He is the son of William and basketball is +ho nin V+ ??ube Co^dwa‘ter« Bruce is involved in intramural School ^oilel L S? of three children. He is presently, while at Senior High courses in nranor + • Community College where he is taking some English Michigan fo^nLt^ear. 0011666 * He has been accepted at the University of COMING PROGRAMS Eundy?ubi™&ogram Chairman Al Tyler will present someone from Sibe in ct±Tof10 0Ur °lub- In weeks on ^ruary 15th, John Milnes Foods ^d JoSf,! prog™, The -‘e program program will be concern! will be concerning Convenience a^t to breakfa£t — -- ----------- , on that day. More ROTARY TODAY first of December^^Thprp^r °f clubs Passed the 15,000 mark as of the and five thousand*fivp n^+°°? clubs 3X1(1 3X1 estimated seven hundred New clubs organized sin^+h^p^!1,13118 in countries in geographical regions, one in 35 countries n°e first of ^971 totalled one hundred and twenty- THOUGHT FOR TODAY the richest man who knows how to draw a benefit from the labors of others. ............ Bnerson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. V ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M MONSON — Congregational Church - Wedne.day, 12:15 M. I STURGIS - Sturge, Auditorium — Monday, 12 00 M “ “ JONESViur «:10 F.M. £Pl‘C°Pal rar!‘h H°U*‘'-W,dn.*do>'' 12:15 M- - Pro.byterian Church - Tuo.day, 6:15 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel J ’ - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA - Plattner, Re,taurant - Monday, 5:30 P.M. UNION CITY - Method!.! Church - Tue.day, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE 1971 - 1972 SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, August — 1971 Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Community Safety— 3— Chari es Geishert ★ Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’f. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstcnau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —— 1 st" Thursday of each Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lesler Wise. Membership Development John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. ■ Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss ■Ken Worden,-Bill Timm. ■ month at 12:00 oldocls noon SPECIAL—Al tho call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President! Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ ■Kalmar, Sweden General Soc'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS.- Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. • Four-Way TestMark Andrews, Edward ■ DeVito’. Occupational Information— Bob Yingling,. Lester Lqce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lesler Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. 10—James Endicott 1 7—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey September — 1971 7—William Bobier 1 4—Axner Olson 2)—Fred Culy 28—James Koss INTERNATIONAL CHARLES SERVICE BRISTOL — Director 5—Leslie Olney 1 2—Dalton Davis 19—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. December — 1971 Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director • Fred Culy, John Pierson 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton January ■ 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse March — 1972 May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester. Luce International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. . ■ 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15 John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr April — 1972 October — 1971 . ☆ February —, 1973 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty . . 11—Robert Nagle 18—Jack Gift 25—Reo Goodwin 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward ’ 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins July.— 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling Tha above is our program schedule for tho Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member,, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by tho Club President’. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ahn Phone No. I NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 19,71 Address & Rotary Ann ' Phone No. NAME • Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson,. 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 I John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J.' 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora ........ 278-8981 Mark S. Andrews, 25' Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 ■ Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ... 278,8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel 279-2311 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ...... '278-6821 .•John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia ... .... 278,6183 Mel-.Rice-,. .1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Carroll L. Barnes, .86 Cheryl Ann Dr.— Margaret 278-8006 . H. Vincent Kornstiert, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy . 278-6501 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Richard Biringer, ..37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8036 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave...— Janice ......l.i .... 278-2912 Gordon R. Schlubatis,- RFD 3—Harrietta 978-9979 William Bobier, '280 Grand St.—Margaret ... 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlefeild Bch. -=- Joyce .... 238-2884 Harlan Sexton, ,38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda _ 278-4907 Seton Bovee, .69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .....! 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372'-Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois 278-5828 E, Ken Leavenworth, JI. R-> 3 — Emily ........ -238-2697 Donald V. Shomo, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Barbara ........... 278-5234" Robert Loose, R. R. 2j Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Torg Skabo-, }55 Narrows Rd/, R; R- 2—Nellie 278-6316 Sherwood "Woody"-Craig, 34 Edison Cr.—Martha’278-4310 Lester .Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen . ..... 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude____ 278-4350 Harold Cre’aJ, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Emest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave;—Dorothy 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20C7 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty.. 278-6093 Er. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna..... 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane — Jane _............. 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia 279-9268 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Milford A. .McKeith,- 75 ,N. Hudson. St:—Helen 278-2947 Ralph: Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Dalton Davis,-231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 Harold McKnigh’t, R. R. 3—Carol .................. 238-2436 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie ______ 278-5818 John 1. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor. Rd.——Joanne 278-5909 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-3518 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys _ 278-4243 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol ....... ..... 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta ......... ..... 238-2632 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary .. ...... 278-4248 Richard D. Moore, ,42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine.,...’. ..... 278-4198 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice .... 278-4159 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. Thelma 278-2968 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct:—^Gladys 278-6278 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Albert Fqller, 95 N. Handieit St.—Charlotte .... 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr.', Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20. Lincoln St.—Lanoie 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jofforsdn—Ruth 279-9266. Richard Hruskg, R. R, 4 — Janet 278,8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn ..... 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan Fred Meer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Or. — Janet.. Normah C. Olmsted-, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy., Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy.. Axner .Olson, 340 Grand St:—Retha Roy C. (Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr:—Grate’ 3. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine .... Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9492 278-5512 279-9349 .... 278-2418 27.8-2176 279-9360 ? 278.-2979 278-8743 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—43,-eteben . 278-6730 See. 34.66, P. L. A R. Mr. Brnast Luae R. t. H Coldwater, Michigan ROTARY CLUB <>/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 0:110 P.M. Visiting Rotarians Alway. Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ............... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .............. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .......... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163’Marshall .St. — Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .. 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 49Q3& �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singiugest Club in the U. S. A. February 10, 1972 LAST TUESDAYS PROGRAM* ’ .. It is always pleasant to hear a story that has a happy ending. This was the case last Tuesday when program speaker Mike Kaleel of the Bundy Corpo­ ration, related the facts behind the selection of Coldwater for their newest plant location. This has meant over 70 new jobs for Branch county people. It has provided new revenue for the city and added strength to the Industrial Park area. This plant could very quickly grow to over 500 employees accord­ ing to Mr. Kaleel. For Bundy Corporation, Coldwater had the right combina­ tion of assets to win over the 120 locations they had considered. It was wonderful to hear an "outsider" point to facts that make Coldwater a good place to live, work, and play. Thanks to Rotarian Al lyier, plant manager of Bundy Corporation, for bringing us this interesting program. MARCH "ROTARIAN" READ IT "South by West: Pleasures Aplenty" is the theme of a special issue of the Rotarian for March. The issue salutes the state of Texas and its South­ western neighbors and the city of Houston, host to the 1972 Rotary Inter­ national. Look this article over. ROTARIAN GUESTS Bert Ward, Bronson Dale Welling, Livonia, Dick Rehm, Adrian MEMBER GUESTS liarion Pillsbury Dill Craycraft ABSENT MEMBERS Davey Craig Dally Faller Fuerstenau Geishert Gift Hruska Leavenworth Luse Lymburner Man Mines Moore I'iulchahey Olmstead Patterson Pierson Putnam Shedd Timm Van Aken Williams Woodward Worden McKeith L. Woodward C. Woodward W. Williams y noIr P19*? •^arner Van Aken has made his attendance in Arizona, of nerf<=n+am++a J^ari an January 28, 1922. He has now completed 50 years and saln+ aen ance• Coldwater Rotary sends Warner its congratulations • the pf-P +S u ra as 311 outstanding member. We have all heard from Warner anH haS put to keeP this record going. We wish you, Warner your Rotary Ann, Gladys, the best of health and happiness. We shall 0 forward to your return to Coldwater this summer. Warner b Dick Moore You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. T BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. I BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. • HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION Parker Inn •—> Thursday, 12:15 M STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES —, CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director* BILL FUERSTENAU — Director OFFICERS Dv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — lt, Thursday of Gaeh month al 12:00 o’clock noon . SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ: Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan - Woody Crajg Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin Bill Fuerstenau, February — 1972 1971 - 1972 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1971 Community Safety3— Charles Geishert Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, 10— James Endicott Dennis McCafferty. 17— Ed DeVito Crippled Children— 24—John Dygert Jack Gift, Harold Creal. 31 —Ed Davey Scholarships, Awards, and September — 1971 Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. 7—William Bobier Student Guests— 14—Axner Olson Norm Olmsted, 21—Fred Culy Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. •28—James- Koss Youth— October — 1971 Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Ray Mulchaney, Fellowship - Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney Membership — john Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development —John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. 5—Leslie Olney Public Relations — Norm 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor Moore, Fred Tartaglia. 26—Tom Normandin Rotary Information — Dick INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director November — 1971 Davey. 2—Fred Tartaglia Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss International Youth -Projects 9—John Pierson Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Charles Woodward, Bob 1 6—Harold Goodholm Loose. 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce Rotary Foundation— VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm. • PAUL THOMPSON — Director December — 1971 Employer - Employee Relations 7—Mark Andrews Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, CLUB HISTORIAN 14—Olin Dally Clyde Williams. Ernest Luse 21—Robert Man Four-Way Tost— 28—Harold Creal Rotary Show Mark Andrews, Edward April 13, 14, 15, 1972. DeVito. January ------ - 1972 John Dean, - Director Occupational Information— 4— Dennis McCafferty Fred Culy, John Pierson Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, 11— Robert Nagle Bill Bobier. 18—Jack GiftTrade & Professional Relations 25—Reo Goodwin Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. 1— Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler. 15—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton April — 1972 4—Lester Wise lil—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard Whits ★ May — 1972 2—Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—-Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes ■ 27—Godfrey Collins Jyly,—-1972 "■ 4—HOLIDAY 1 i—Charles Bacon .18—Ralph Toupalik 2.5—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you- wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. • Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will he appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairmen - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. I Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ....... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrevzs, 25 Parsons Ct.—Rulh .. ......... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,-—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Solon Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ............. 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5,. — Lois ..... ..........,... 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ........... 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy — ....... 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty, 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane-'.. .'.____ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 273-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol ............... 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ....278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma. . ’ . 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hpnchett St.—Charlotte 2>B-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris .....’.. 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R, R. 4 — Pat ............ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanoro ...L... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . ...... 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce -278-5049 NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & .Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy; 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-^-Martha ...... 278-8840 John Klein, 39 «Douglas Aye. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .. 278-291.2 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ........... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth,.. R.. R. 3 — Emily .... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha —Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane-- Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. ' 4—Ruth _____ 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, ^5 N. ■ Cird." Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen .. ..... 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ..._ ....... 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae. 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine, ... 278-4,198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall .Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey,. 175 E. pearl — Lila ....... 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St,—Susan . ............ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. —- Janet .......... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R, 3, Quincy — 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr,—Grace ........ 278-297.9 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ............... 278-8743 Richard Phelps; 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ErriabtLuse — * ‘ R. R. //4 Coldwater, Michigan 49056 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Cold-water, Michigan Meefmgi Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFeleow Address fl Rotary Ann NAME Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ........ 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 270-5B42 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia ... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie ............ 278-5S18 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ....... 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Cr—Charlene 278-6904 .Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 ’ Richard While, 46‘ N. Circle Dr. — Delores ... 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma .. 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6. — LaMoifie 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R.' R. 2—Celia ... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... ...... . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 . HONORARY MEMBER JoKrpMAfalker,' 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. February 16, 1972 PROGRAM John Mines was program chairman for the week and it was probably the most unusual.!, program we’ve had at Coldwater Rotary in a long time. The program was on convene ience foods which we not only heard about, but which we also had the pleasure of eating. It was an interesting meal and the food was of high quality, John intro­ duced Howard Garthwaite who is presently at Grand Valley Community College where he is in charge of food services and is an instructor in the management and operas tions of food services. He formerly was with Saga Food Services, then with Procto? and Gamble and then was food services director at Western Michigan University before going to Grand Valley Community College. He talked about the changes taking place both in products and in service in the food service market, which he pointed out is the third largest market in the world. It was interesting and informative. Thank you, John, for a good program. ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, John Dean, John lygert, Bert Faller, Ray Fox, Charles Geishert, Jack Gift, GLem Kromer, Ken Leavenworth, Jim Lyon, Norm Moore, "X O—611! Mel Rice, Noel Shedd, Bill Hmm, Eick White, Lester Wise, Ken Worden, Bob Yingling. GUESTS George.Brusak, Bronson Ray Smith, Bronson Norm Youtsey, of the Kroger Egg Plant Dale Welling, Livonia Dan Dobson, Quincy ROTARIAN. MAGAZINE - . .v You’11 find the Rotarian for March is an interesting issue. It points towards onvention Land. South ty West: Pleasure Aplenty is the theme of a special issue of the ROTARIAN for March. The issue salutes {he state of Texas and its southneif!lbors> Mexico included, and the city of Houston which is host to the Convention of Rotary International. Among the major features south by west, seven lively vignettes on six southwest states and parts of northern Mexico by International traveller Richard Dunlop, Houston: The Once and Future City by eorge Fuermann, A witty, welcoming word sketch of the booming Texas Metropolis where the watchword is "new'1. MNATEON. FOR PRESIDENT OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL C* barter of the Rotary Club of Battersea, London, England, was nominated for the office of president of Rotary International for 1973-74 at the uary meeting cf the nominating committee for president held in Evanston. Rotarian Ray Mulchahey is in the intensive care unit at the Community Health Center* able to have visitors, I’m sure he would appreciate having cards from fellow Rotarians, thought for today The only reason some people listen to reason is to gain time for rebuttal. Bill Fueritenau You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. •— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA —• Plaltners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY —• Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - >972 ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BILL FUERSTENAU — Director ROTARY PROGRAMS SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Croig, 3— Charles Goishert Community Safety Bob Kerr, Charles Goishert. ★ Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, 10— James Endicott Classifications — Bob Nagle, 17—Ed DeVito Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsoy. 24— John Dygcrt Crippled Children—’ Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Harold Creal. 31 —Ed Davey Ray Mukhancy. Scholarships, Awards, and September — 1971 Fellowship — Bob Mon, John Student Loans— Dygcrt, Leslie Olney. 7—William Bobier Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. 14—Axtior Olson Student Guests-— 21—Fred Culy Membership — John Dean, Norm Olmsted, 28—Jarnos Koss Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Carroll Barnes, Rao Goodwin. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development —• John Klein, William Fuerstenau YouthOctober —• 1971 John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Dalton Davis, John Milnes. 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Normandin. 5—Leslie Olney Bristol. 12—Dalton Davis 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm 1 9—District Governor Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglia. 26—Tom Normandin international service Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Lose, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director November — 1971 , 2—Fred Tartaglia Davey, International Youth Projects. :9-—John Pierson Sergeant-al-Arms —- Jim Koss Charles Woodward, Bob BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1 6—Harold Goodholm Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each 23—Howard Teefor Loose. month at 12:00 o’clock noon 30—Lester Luce Rotary. Foundation— VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL—-At the call of the President Harold Goodholm. December — 1971 PAUL THOMPSON — Director 7—Mark Andrews Employer - Employee Relations CLUB HISTORIAN 14—Olin Dally Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Ernest Luse 21—Robert Man Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 28—Harold. Creal Four-Way TestPresident Rotary International Rotary Show • Mark Andrews, Edward ERNST G. 0REITHOLTZ April 13, 14, 15, 1972, Janu.ary —— 1972 DeVito. . Kalmar, Sweden John ' Dean,- Director 4— Dennis McCafferty Occupational Information— Fred Culy, John Pierson 11— Robert Nagle General Sec'y, Rotary International Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, 181—Jgck Gift GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Bill Bobier.. 25— Reo Goodwin Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary • International Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Laney. OFFICERS BY ELECTION ~ 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretory CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’?. Secy-Treas. ★ ★ ★ ¥ ★ February — 1972 1—Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler .. 1 5—John Milnes 22—Ernost Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28-—Hal Sexton April — 1972 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 2—Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornstein Juno — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes ' 27—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is' our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change."* Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will b’e appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46- Maple Lane—Kathryn ....... .278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth.—' 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie . 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand 'St.—Margaret .......278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R: R. 5, — Lois ...~ ........ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ...... 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal-, 505 XV. Chicago; Bronson—Lillian.— 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ........ 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty. ....... 278-6093 Qlin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane ....„... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott A.ve",—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. —, Rosemary 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd;——Joanne ..278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E.-Alden St. — Carol ............... 278-6770 John Dygerj, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ....... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16.Morrison Lake; R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William- Fuerstenau; R. R. 4 — Pat. .............. 278-4402 Charles Gelihert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—’Pat 639-4433 Jack . Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _......,. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517' Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth __ ..... 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. ................. 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn, ................. 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ............... .-.. .278-5049 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary. Ann. Phone Na. NAME Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J —.278-5790 Robert B. Ker?, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha . ....... .... 278-8840 John Klein,. 39 Douglas Ave. — Patrida ......' 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290.Grand St.—Dorothy ...... 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Dbuglos'Ave. — Janice 7. 278-2912 Clemens Kromer; 2503:] Idjewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—fehea... 278-6951 . . NAME I ■ Address & Rotcry Ann Phono No. . John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall. St. — Mora .... ....... 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11. E. Chicago St. —S Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E'. Rumsey., 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ............... 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda — 278-4907 W. Noel' Shadd, 74 Maple Lane-^-Vtrginia ------- 278-6341 Donald V. Shorpo, 14 Hawley. Dr. — Louise ------- 278-5842 E. Ken 'Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily'— ............ 238-2697 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.,--R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 Robert Loose, R. R. 2;'Tekonsha —'Margaret ..—■767-4508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helep ................... 278-4812 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth , ........—. 278-6529 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 . Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian ....... 278-4222 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna.... 278-20V7 Pau! W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna... 278-2811 .William L. Timm, 59 N, Hudson St. —- Patricia.... 279-9268 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. —. Carol ....... 278-8207 ■ Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—-Helen 278-2947 ,'Norman 'Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie ...... 278-5818 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ;■.......... 238-2436"' Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys _............ 278-4243 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ....... 278-6904 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta ........... ... 238-2632 ‘Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ......... 278-4159 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Richard',. White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores. .... ... 278-6736 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .... 278-6278 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle- Ave--'— Wilma 278-8238 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E_. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 278-6693 /Robert" Nagle,; 36 W. Pierce St,.-1—Susan ..... 279-9492 , ■ Warren Williams', R. R. 6 — LaMoine tester F. 'Wise, R. R. 2—y-Celia ..... 278-4424 Fred Neer., 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine ...278-5512 ^Charles Woodward,, 163 Marshall St. .. — 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield "Dr. — Jan.et .......... 279-9349 , Leslie Woodward,; 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Narlcy 278-2418 ' Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ............. 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979— B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ............... 278*8X43=— HONORARY MEMBER Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson,— Jessie 279-’9OT9” , John Walker, 33 Ddughterty-^-Gretcheri 278-6730 The COLDWATER Soc. 34.66, P. L. & R, FEO I? -WM 1972 ■itr-e:.'Ernest’ LusePUBLISHED BY Coldwater, ‘•HLaMigMi ROTARY CLUB of Coldivater^ Michigan . Meetipg Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always I^elco^ �The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Smgingest Club in the U.S. A. February 24, 1972 PROGRAM A very interesting program was presented this week by program chairman, Ernie Luse. Ten members of the first grade class at Lakeland School presented the program in conjunction with George Washington’s birthday. It consisted of the greatness of our country in verse and song and dance. Teachers Delores Widener and Waive Wardnell and Principal Bob Livermore were present with the students. COLEWATER ROTARY'S NEWEST MEMBER Welcome to Max Heineman, Director of the Branch County Family Clinic. ABSENT MEMBERS Chuck Bristol Ed DeVito Clem Kromer Norm Moore Dennis McAfferty Fred Neer .Howard Teeter Lester Wise Fred Culy Bob Nagle Bert Faller Ken Leavenworth Ray Mulchahey Mel Rice Noel Shedd Fred Weeks Ken Worden Olin Dally Harold Goodholn Clyde Williams ROTARIAN GUESTS Dan Dobson, Quincy; Don Harris, Battle Creek; Dwight Green, Bronson. MEMBERS GUESTS Les Wisers guest was Jerry Towns; Ken Putnam’s guest, Paul Ruse. We received the following note from Gordon Schlubatis from Johannesburg, South Africa dated February 13, 1972: "Sijoyed a fine Rotary meeting at Kimberley last Thursday. We’re having a grand tour with a fine group of 21 persons. The weather here in Johannesburg just about perfect bright, dry, with cool nights - elevation 6,000 feet. Our greeting to all. Am gathering much good program material. ” -Gordon R, Schlubatis CLUB ATTENDANCE REPORT, JANUARY 1972 In January, Coldwater Rotary stood sixth jin attendance out of the twelve clubs which have 51 to 125 members. Our attendance average was 86.24. The District average for the month was 84.79 percent. Hillsdale led among these 12 Clubs with 92,26 percent with Albion following close behind with 91.08 percent. OUR BIRTHDAY This month, February 23 to be exact, Rotary was 67 years old. Last November the 15,000th Rotary Club was chartered in Japan. As of this date, we are well on our way toward another hundred clubs and total of 710,000 Rotarians. All these statistics should indicate progress, but startling headline appeared in a recent issue of the Lansing Roto-Gram, "No Rotary by the year 2000." Why, how come? What’s the basis for dire predictions. Here’s the article that followed; "When making his official visit to the Toronto, Canada Rotary Club, Governor Wilf Wilkinson of Rotary Inter­ national District 707» expressed concern about the future of Rotary. He said that the young are not choosing business careers and they have come to the conclusion that business is corrupt. Profit has become a dirty word. Legislation appears to be against business and adds fuel to the fire. University registrations indicate that enrollment in the Social Sciences courses is growing while enrollment in business, commerce and professional courses is declining. He further stated that if Rotary is survive, Rotarians individually and collectively, must be returned to a place of honor. He stressed vocational service activities and urged the Toronto members to be active m Rotary and to demonstrate leadership and high ethical standards in business." Rotary does need the best in our community to survive and grow, and the tel 1 i ru? fact for Coldwater Rotary as well as for all the rest of the Rotary Clubs in the world will be the quality of our service and leadership and ethical standards in our businesses and professions. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BE A 100% MEMBER BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION Parker Inn tl • — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous. *— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �NOTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES —- CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - 1978 ROTARY PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU —- Director Attendance — Woody Craig, August •— 1971 ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Community Safety—— 3—Charles Geishert OFFICERS SV ELECTION — Classifications — Bob Nagle, Ken Worden, Jim Endicott., 10—Jarnos Endicott 1971-1972 UCHARD MOORE Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Dennis McCafferty. 17—Ed DeVito President JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — Bill Futrstenau, Crippled Children— 24— John Dygcrt Vice-President 'RED ANDERSON Jack Gift, Harold Croat. Ray Mulchaney. 31 —Ed Davey Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Fellowship — Bob Man, John Scholarships, Awards, and Treasurer Seplembor — 1971 PAUL THOMPSON Student Loans— Dygcrt, Leslie Olney. Ass’t. Secy-Treas. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. 7—-William Boblor Magazine —— Ray Mulchaney. 14—Axner Olson Membership — John Dean, Student Guests— DIRECTORS - 1972: Rob^ Kums^; 21—Fred Culy Duke- Davidson, Lester .Wise. Norm Olmsted, 28—James Koss John Klein, William Fuerstenau Membership Development — Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. 1973: Richard Moore.. Charht* John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Youth— October — 1971 Bristol, Dalian Davis,‘John 'Milnes. Normand-in. 1974; Paul Thompson, Santford Program <— John Klein. Sv-LcsHe Olney 12—Dalton Da Vi s ■ Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations — Norm .19—District Governor • Moore, Fred Tartaglio, 26—Tom Normandin INTERNATIONAL SERVICE MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Rotary Information — Dick Biringor, Ernest Lose, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director November — 1971 Davey. ' ★ ,2—Fred Tartaglla International Youth Project's Sergeanf-at-Arms —< Jim Koss HOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS , 9—John Pierson Charles Woodward, Bob, . ■ Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each 1,0—Harold Goodholm ' Loose. month al 12:00 o’clock noon 23—Howard Teeter , 30—Lester Lucia SPECIAL—At the call of the President Rotary''Foundation— ’VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ ★ ★ DISTRICT 034 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary- International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden - Genera! Scc’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Disl., Rotary -International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee' Relations Hal Sextbn, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Test— .’.Mark Andrews, Edward >. DeVito. Occupational Information— • Bob Yingling, -Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations’ Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard. Laney. , Harold Goodholm. .CLUB .HISTORIAN Ernest Lose ' Rotary Show •‘April 1-3,. V4, 15, 1972. ■ John Dean, - Director , Fred Cufy, John Pierson' December 1.971 I—Richard Hautka 8—Al Tyler 15—John Milnes 22—-Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Soxlon April — 1 972 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth ’ Putnam 18—Fred Near 25—Richard Whits May — 1972 2—Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose "23—Norm-;Moore 30;—Vincent Kornsteln June — ,1972 ' 7—Mark Andrew? 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert-Man ' 28—Harold Creal ' January.------- 1972 4—Dennis McCafferty 1 T—-Robert Nagle ■1 6—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin February — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward ■ 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 18—Ralph Toupalik •25—Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1-972. If you1 wish to change dates with another member; advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs- such., as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President; John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phene No. ! NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kalhiyn ...... 273-6033 I John A. Kennedy, 37: Eairfield — Wilma-J; 278-5790 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth .....-278-53.58 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons, Ct.—Martha ; 278-8840 Claries Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor 'Rd.—Marjorie ...... 278-6821 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. —- Patricio 278;6183 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St'.—Dorothy'-. ...... '278-6501Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle ' Ave.—Jegn...,-:,.. ....- '278-8.086 Jpmes Koss, 78 Douglas-.Av'fe.-'—-Janice 278-2912 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.:—Margaret.... "278-5386 Clemens Kromer,. 25031. Idlewild Bchi — Joyce’ .... 238-2884 Seton Boyee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 2 ...... 278-589.1 Bernard Laney, 372 -Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 Charles Bristol, R, R. 5, — Lois 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Torn Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara *. 278-5234 . Robert -Loose, R.- R, 2, Tekpnsha . Margaret 767-4508 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Marthp 278-4316 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane ——.Helen ... 278-4812 Harold Great, 505 V7. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian L. 369-6735 -Ernest W. Lose, R. R. '4—Ruth 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.--—Dorothy ’ 279-9471 James . Lyon, 335 Grand- St. .—? Deaqna..278.-20C7' Edward Davey, 48 Douglas- Ave. — Betty 278-60’93 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr:' —^EHna 278-2811 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lajie —'jane 27-8-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Ffemoht.St. —. Carol-....1:. 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott'Ave.—Ellen 27-3-8609 Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ....... 278-2947 Dalton Davis, 231 -S. FremqnJ Rd. —S Rosemary-'... 238-2694 . Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ... 238-2436 John T. Dean., 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne’ 278-5909 John Milnes,■''19-Waterman A've.,-~ Fi'e: 278-851'8 , Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol....'.. 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 John Dygert, 563'E. Fenn Rdi--z- Mary ...._., 278-4248 Richard D.. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ....278-4198 James Endicott, ‘72 "Cheryl Ann Dr. —-Thelma .... 278-2968 Russell F. Moore, 1-5 Cornwall Ct.-—Gladys • 278-6278.s Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 , Ray Fox, 1.6 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—-Susan’ 2Z9-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.----- Ernestine 278t5512 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat ... 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Tom-Normandin,-85 Fairfield. Dr/-'—• Janet' 279:9349 Jade Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .......... 279-9668 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy .. ........ 278-2418 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy - 278-2176 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ........ ......... 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet......... 278-8360' Roy G Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn. 278-6704 Bj K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct — Lorraine 278-8743 Santford Jolley, 3'85 N. Clay—Joyce . 278-5049 Richard'Phelps, 141 N. Hudson —'Jessie 279-9849 o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelcm^f NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora .. ...... .. 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 1.1 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert .E, Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis-.... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubdtls;- RFD 3—Harrietta. 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave..— Wanda...... ...... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 -Torg Skqbq, 155 Narrows Rd.,. R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall -St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglla, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William-'L. Timm, 59 N. -Hudson'St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, .RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago-^— Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie 278-5818 Warner .VanAkert, R. R. 6 — Gladys ............... 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ...... 278-6904 .Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ............... 278-4159 • Richard. While, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 ' Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise,'- R. R. 2—Celia .............._........... 278-4424 •Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward,1163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker', ,33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �"He Rrofityjfost Who Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Larch 2, 1972 PROGRAM A most interesting program this week, presented by Chester Simington from Union City, big game hunter and taxidermist, who gave us a lesson in taxidermy. Our thanks to Fob Kerr for a different and interesting program this week. ROTARIAN GUESTS Bill Slisher from Bronson Don Harris from Battle Creek MEMBERS GUESTS Jack Gift had as his guest Carl Shurtz. Bob Man had as his guest John Moore. ABSENT MEMBERS Woody Craig Olin Dally Jim Endicott Burt Faller John Klein Clem Kromer Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Ray hulchahey Roy Patterson Dick Phelps Mel Rice Noel Shedd Lester Wise Ken Worden STUDENT GUESTS FOR THE UOKTE Student guests introduced this week were Jeff Tartaglia who is a Junior at Coldwater High School, plays football, baseball, tennis, a member of the Varsity Club and the Yearbook Staff; lives with his mother on Jonesville Road. Steve Klein, son of Vice President John Klein, also from Coldwater High School; plays football, tennis, is in the band, and a member of the Varsity Club. Hope that you will all tales the opportunity to get to know these fellows during this month. ELECTION FOR CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO EE HELD TUESDAY, MARCH 7, AT THE NOON MEETING. _ ' ; Nominees are *John Klein, ^William Fuerstenau, Charles Geishert, Hal Sexton, Lester Luce, Fred Neer. *Those presently serving as Board members. Remember that you’ll vote this Tuesday and you will be voting for three members for the Board of Directors. FROM THE ROTARY BULLETTH OF BATTLE CREEK The six mistakes of Mankind (Cicero ~ 2,000 years ago) 1. The delusion that personal gain is made by crushing others. 2. The tendency to worry about things that cannot be changed or corrected. 3. Insisting that a thing is impossible because we cannot accomplish it. 4. Refusing to set aside trivial preferences. 5. Neglecting developement and refinement of the mind, and not acquiring the habit of reading and studying. 6. Attempting to compel others to believe and live as we do. ATTEND ROTARY REGULARLY REMAIN FOR THE ENTIRE MEETING. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12-15 M. MONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STUKGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. bUR< OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. . HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. . BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 .COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES •— CLUB SIRVICE ROTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD ROTARY PROGRAMS JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —• Woody Craig, Community Safety— Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Ray Mulchaney. FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship —• Bob Man, John CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Dygeit, Leslie Olney. PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. Magazine —- Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. DIRECTORS —— 1972: Robert Ru insey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom I9P3: Richard Moore, Charles Normandin. Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program —- John Klein. Public Relations —— Norm Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed ★ ★ Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms —• Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —- 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call ef the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden Oeneral Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Ccv. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan September — 1971 YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. October — ★ INTERNATIONAL International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way TestMark Andrews, Edward DeVito.’ Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 ,2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson I 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21— Robert Man ■ 28—Harold Creal Juno — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January —— 1972 July — 1972 December — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse March — 1972 April — 1972 1971 SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 7—William Tlmrn 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 2B—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 20— James Koss 5—Lesllo Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandln Loose. ¥ 3— Charles Gelshert 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygort 31—Ed Davey Ken Worden, Jim Endlcolt, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children—• Jack Gift, Harold Croat. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. February — 1972 1971 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish.to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address G Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn — 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons. Ct.—Ruth ....;--i-... 278-53581 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ------ 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara — 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5,.— Lois------ ------ ------- — 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara — 278-5234 Sherwood “Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.——Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy — —.• 279-9471Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Belly....----- 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane : i.— 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ----- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol X.— 278-6770’ John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ----- ...------ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. —— Thelma—... 278-2968. Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris ------ 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat —.— 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat — 639-4433 Jade Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon------------------------- 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ........... 279-9266 Richard Hruskd, R. R. 4 —.Janet. ................ 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 —. Jacquelyn .................... 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 105 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Robert. B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-—Martha .— ------ John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-61'83 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Kos?, 78 Douglas Ave. -■ Janice, -278-2912 Clemens' Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce ... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Robert Loose^R- "R- 2,. Tekonsha — Margaret 767;4S08 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone -— Helen ........ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James Lyorc. 335 Grand St. —, Deanna 278-2017 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. —• Edna - 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol.. 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol — 238-24o6 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore,. R. R. 3 -— Annetta ■ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ' 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—-Gladys t. 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Noor, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin; 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet ...... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy - 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy :............ - 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .....---------- ..-279-9360. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—-Grace ,278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ------------- 278-8743 — Phone No. —----------- -- — 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER 270-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. £^4 - y Kr.- Ernest Luse Re Re H Coldwater, Michigan 49036 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 279*9849"" "John" Walker’,' "53 Daughtorty—Gretchen Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ® Address & Rotary Ann John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Moro ......... 278-8981 Kenneth Putnom, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 ’ Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ----------- — 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ---------- 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia .,----- 278-6341 Donald V. Shomo, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ------- 278-5842 forg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R? R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 • Conrad Swarf, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ---------------------------- 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church Sr.—Marian _ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .— 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.'— Patricia. .. 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie ........... 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ... 278-4243 . I. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ------ 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice —— 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ----------------- 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 A 1972 / �“He Profits Most IPho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 9th, 1972 PROGRAM LAST TUESDAY The basic objectives of Volunteer Probation Officers Program were explained by Program Speaker William Douglas, Their plans are to recruit, train and assign volunteer probation men or women to work with problem youth in our area. These young people are referred to the Volunteer Program by the Juvenile Court. It is the hope of this idea to reduce the number of youth suspended from schools, re-arrested, or committed to jails and prisons. Thanks to Bill Timm, subbing for Tom Normandin, as program chairman. COLEWATER ROTARY’S NEWEST MEMBER Welcome to Frank Robertson, Coldwater Chief of Police, as our newest member, Frank was a former Rotarian in Arkansas City, Kansas, and we are happy to have him with us. His classification is Public Safety. Frank has presented two noon programs to us in the last six months. He and his wife, Joan and daughter Rebecca reside at 25 N, Clay St. Let’s all get aoquainted. ROTARIAN GUESTS AND VISITORS Ray Smith, Rotarian, Bronson. Jerry Towns, guest. of Lester Wise, David Weitzel, guest of Robert Man and Hal Creal, (former Rotarian), guest of Chuck Bristol. STUDENT GUESTS Let’s get to know Paul Tower and Bob Nettleman, our student guests for March. These young men are on the way to being very active high school students. Be sure to step up and introduce yourself. ELECTION RESULTS P1® of John ICLein and Bill Fuerstenau to the Coldwater Rotary w?ard of Directors was approved by ballot vote last Tuesday. The addition of Hal Sexton will complete the Board membership for 1972-73 terms. Congratula­ tions to the winners, ' -■ ABSENT FROM THE SCENE Charles Bacon Olin Dally Duke Davidson John Dygert Bert Faller Bill Fuerstenau i— Vince Kornstien Clem Kromer Ken Leavenworth Dennis McCafferty John Milnes Ray Mulchahey Tom Normandin Keith Pearce John Pierson Clyde Williams Chuck Woodward Ken Worden OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION aOlJS^HLeStr.LSCe Bil1 Bobier have plans under motion to present the High Sch°o1 Youth of local occupations. This local Dlan+c foilSch°o1 teacher and instructors by having tours of anSfollowed py rap sessions. The idea is to show what local industry aSS yOuth w^at the schools might do to help. If you are called upon by the Rotary Committee, please give all the help you can. A man convinced against his will Is of the same opinion still. A .•woman convinced against her will Is of the same opinion - but never sti11, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER 5^ QUINCY —— Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BBONSON — Congregational Church —• Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House ALBION - Park., |nn _ Thu„day ,2,15 M STURGIS - $turg« Auditorium - Monday, n.oo M BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday^ * Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plattn.rc Ro.taurant - Mond . UNION CITY u i. Monday, 6:30 P.M. union CITY - Mothodist Church — Tu..^ . <" '«««day, 12-iq M �COMMITTEES —. CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE rotary club of SANTFORD BILL FUERSTENAU — Director JOLLEY - Director Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS B* ELECTION — 1971-1972 President RICHARD MOORE Vice-President JOHN KLEIN FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON ss't. Sccy-Ticas. DIRECTORS — 1972s Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT *36 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Cov. 636 Diet., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Attendance —- Woody Craig, Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshort. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsoy. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. Magaxlne — Ray Mulchanoy. Membership — J0*111 Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development ■ John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program —■ John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. Sorgeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way TestMark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational Information— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Community SafetyKen Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children—■ Jack Gift, Harold Croat. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Roo Goodwin. YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, • Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 3— Charles Gelshert 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey February — 1>7j 1— Richard Hauska 0—-Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Bobier I 4—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 1971 October — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 5—Leslie Olney )2—Dalton pavis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin ★ INTERNATIONAL 1971 - 1972 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1971 May — 1972 November — 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornstein 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal ■ • January —- • 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25—Reo Goodwin . 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward . 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club'President. John Klein Program Chairman NAME Address G Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Govea, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara L......... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5^ — Lois...l...,._12.L.„ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ._ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty... 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne ....... 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ...... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat... ." ........... 278-4402 Charles Gelshert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jade Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ____ E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet ...... Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn.— Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .... 279-9668 278-6517 279-9266 278-8360 278-6704 278-5049 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerrr 8 Parsons Ct Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. —• Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....'..'278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .. 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R.' R. 3 — Emily 233-2697 Robert Loose, R, R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet. Lane —■ Helen . .278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna ...... _... 278-20177 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna 278-2811. Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. —Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St—Helen 273-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ................ .... 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 273-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Eaymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct;—Nancy 278:2418 Leslie Olney, R. R.' 3, Quincy 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-2^7^ B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-87^3 Richard. Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 27^9.84^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Hr. Ernest Luse R« R. Coldwater, Michigan PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE ▲ Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^m 49036 Telephone 278-6183. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis . .. 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ....... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 1-4 Hawley Dr. ’— Louise'.278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd.-, R. R. 2—Nellie ... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian .... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie...278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys 27B-4243 I. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores... 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, ■ 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 . . J. HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterty—Gretchen . 278-6730 �“He Profits Most /Pho-Serves BcsfT^) The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 14, 1972 ROTARY BOARD MEETING Your club Board of Directors voted John Klein as President and Santford Jolley as Vice President for 1972-73 Rotary Year. This was a meeting of the old board and the new board. Hal Sexton, newest board member was in attendance. Plans were discussed to attend Rotary District 636 Conference April 14-15 in Benton Harbor. All club members are invited to attend. "TRIP TO SOUTH AFRICA" Our dub world traveler, Gordon Schlubatis, presented color slides of Rhodesia and South Africa at last Tuesday’s program. Gordon was the tour leader for a 21 member group that could afford the money and a 44 day trip away from the job. Even with all the group problems, Gordon manages to take excellent color slides along the way. We wonder who has the most fun on those trips. The tourers or th. tourees? Thanks to Gordon Schlubatis for presenting the program. "MAKING MUSIC 1972" The list is out. The jobs are assigned after careful screening of all applicants so said Keith Pearce. Its now time to put the show on the road. We ask all Rotarians to do their share and help make this years show another success. John Dean wants you to learn the words; Norm Moore has started end man numbers, and Santford Jolley will need help with staging and scenery. So, now its up to you. Got the idea,,.. The difference between gossip and news is whether you hear it or tell it. ROTARY GUESTS AND VISITORS Rotarian Don Harris, Battle Creek and Dtjight Green, Bronson, visited our club last Tuesday. Chuck Bristol presented Hal Creal as his guest and Jack Gift introduced Carl Shurtz as his guest. We also welcome Clin Dally back into the .fold. Sorry to have fined you a buck ths first time back but we want you to feal at home and let you know we missed you. Welcome back Olin. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews Woody Craig Bert Faller Bill Fuerstenau Vince Kornstein Kin Koss Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Morm Moore Ray Mulchahey Fred Neer Norm Olmsted Paul Thompson Bill Tiran Clyde Williams Ken Worden A celebrity is a person who works hard all his life to become well known, then wears dark glasses to avoid being recognized. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:11 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Pod.., I„„ _ Thundoy, u,ls M STURGIS - Siu,.. Audharlum - M.odoy, Ij.oo M .able C.SSK _ Ho„ N.I., _ M 00 “• ANGOLA - Pl.„„.„ * JONESVILLE — Pr.sbyt.rian Church —• Tuesday, .6:15 P.M, UNION CITY _ MMBodlN Clwr.li _ t d w Buooday, 12:10 M �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SIRVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES —. CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS BILL'FUEHSlWjIAU — Director JOLLEY - Direct” August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD Attendance — Woody Q^*9> ★ OFFICERS fiV EVECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE Presidon! JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Asst. Secy-Treas. Bob Kerr, Charles Gcr1Gr*Classifications — Qob«^a9'°' 1cm Collins, Bob Rui$s<3Y' Club Bulletin — Bill Fuer$Gt1au’ Roy Mulchaney. / Fellowship ■— Bob Mair J°^n Community Safety—Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children—• Jack Gift, Harold Creal, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans— Dygert, Leslie Olney. \ Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magarino — Ray MulcliAP'-VStudent Guests— -jfMembership —- John yean, Norm Olmsted, Duke Davidson. Lester y1®0. Carroll Barnes, Roa Goodwin, DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development: John Klein, William Fuorstenau Youth— John Pierson, Fred Culy.JTom 19/3: Richard Moore, Charles Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Bristol. Normandin. \ 1974; Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. ★ Public Relations — Norm Jolley, Janies Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglio. I INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Information — Click MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Lose, ? Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular •— 1st Thursday of each month at T2;QO o'clock noon SPECIAL- At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Presidons Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 63.6 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Davey. Sergoant-at-Arms — Jim Kass Ken Worden, Bill Timm. i International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. . ..VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL "THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Test—— Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational information— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Rotary Foundation-—Harold-, Goodholm. ’ ' CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson- 3— Charles Golshort 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey February — f gyg 1—Richard Hauska B—Al Tyler 1’5—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sextan September — 1971 7—William Bobier 14—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dallon Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tarlaglia 9—John Piorson I 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Near 25—Richard White 2—Richard Blrlnger 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornsteln Juno — 1972 1971 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January —— 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11—Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member,’ advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such ds Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone-No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _... 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret — ........ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ........ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois ;278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.'—-Barbara ..._. 278x5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct'.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy......279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty :. .278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane L...... 278:6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo... 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ....... 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ....... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchfttt St;—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R.;,R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat.. .. '278-4402 Charles Gejshert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon _____ ...... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. 2/8-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn..._ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce r 278-5049 NAME John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. .. .... 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave, — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. —Jqftice----- ....... 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 IwuWIlJ""Bch. — Joyce .. 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Robert-Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret-.... 767=4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen ... ............... 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4----Ruth _____ ___ 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand Sty'— Deanna 27S-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. cTfde Dr. -A Edna .......... 278-2811 Dennis’-McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol - 278-8207 .Milford A, McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ........ 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol — 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta ’.... 238-2632 Richard D.. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ........... 278-4193 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .• 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine - -278.-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr, —■ Janel 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—IMancy .. ...... 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, .Quincy...... :.... ....... ...... 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ...-. 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine . .............. 278-8743 Richard Phelps; 141 N. Hudson — Jessie ............. 279-9849 of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^e ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address fl Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora . 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel —. 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlybatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ............... 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ......... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ------ 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 ,Narrows Rd.-, R. R. 2—Nellie —. 278-6316 Conrad .Swart,.‘471 * Marshall St.—Gertrude ....... 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ——.....______ - 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm,. 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573-W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 —.Minnie.-. 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R.’6 — Gladys 278-4243 L, William. Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred. H. Weeks, R. R. .7 — Beatrice .......... 278-4159 Richard -White, 46 Ni- Circle .Dr. — Delores.. ........ 278-6736 .Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. :— Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — L’aMoine 278-6693 Lester; F. Wise-, R. R., 2—'-Celia .......... —- 278-4424 Charles .Woodward, -163 Marshall St ................ 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ......-............. 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER Jahn Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �A ‘We Profits Most Who Serves Best’Q The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 23, 1972 CITY REPORTED TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE Procram speaker Godfrey Collins (a dam good Rotarian and Tom Collins to most everybody) presented a current look at the City of Coldwater and all its many business functions. Tom," as City Manager, gave sketches plans for all the departments from fire and police to streets and parks. The good news was the City will be able to operate this coming year with out a tax rate increase. We thank Tom for his fine program presentation last Ihesday. COLDWATER ROTARY NEWEST MEMBERDr. Carl Shurtz was introduced by Jack Gift, as our clubs newest member, Carl and Mary Shurtz live at 56 Bishop Avenue with two sons, age eight and and a girl, three years old. Carl’s classification is Additional Active Radio­ logy, Jack (M.ft passed along the word that Carl has a good bass voice for the Rotary Show, Nice to have Carl Shurtz with us. ROTARY GUESTS Rotarian Ray Smith from Bronson was our guest. Ed Davey presented his guest, Gary Reed. We have been most happy to have Paul Tower and Bob Nettleman as our student guests these past weeks. Hope you all have had the chance to visit with each one. NOTES FROM THE GOVERNOR’S LETTER Rotary District 636 Conference will be held Friday and Saturday, April 14th— 15th, in the Benton Harbor Romada Inn. Highlights of the program are speakers Harry A, Steward, General Secretary of Rotary International and Mr, David Kendall, Director of ’’Amtrak”, Business sessions are scheduled for Friday afternoon. Special programs for the ladies are planned for both days. Governor Ron sends his special invitation to attend this conference to all Coldwater Rotarians and their Rotary Anns. Rotary District 636 has become a 300$ District with Rotary Foundation, This will not show up in the awards until academic year 1974. Coldwater Rotary dub is an 800$ dub in the Rotary Foundation now, LINES OF OUR TIMES Never trust a woman who tells her real age, A woman like that would tell anything.. ..but then, having a maid now-a®days is not a status symbol. It means the wife works. ABSENT AND MISSED LAST TUESDAY Coldwater Rotary placed seventh out of twelve clubs in attendance for our membership size. The monthly average for February was 83.47$. The following were absent last week: Chuck Bacon Carroll Barnes Bill Fuerstenau Santford Jolley dem Kromer Keath Pearce John Pierson Mel Rice Hal Sexton Don Shomo Bernard Laney Ken Leavenworth Bob Loose Lester Luce Ray Mulchahey Paul Thompson Ralph Toupalik Al lyier Ken Worden You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BBONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR QAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thur.day, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. |' BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hous, — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M, UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1971 - 1972 PROGRAMS Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU —* Director AugustROTARY — 1971 Attendance — Woody Craig, ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Goishcrt. Community Safety— 3—Charles Golshort officers b* election — 1971-1972 Richard Moore President john Klein Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Ray Mulchaney. Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Fellowship — Bob Man, John Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Dygert, Leslie Olney. Ass’t, Secy-Trccs. Magarino —. Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Doan, DIRECTORS - 1972: Robert Rumsey, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. John Klein, William Fuarstcnau Membership Development — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Bristol. Normandin. Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations: •— Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Rotary Information —- ’ Dick Biringer, • ErneSt1 Luse, Ed Davey... • • Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Kpss BOARD of OIRECTQRS MEETINGS Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each ★ ★ * •¥.. - month at 12:0'0 d’clb'A noon SPECIAL—At ths call of the -President ' ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY1 INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST. G- -BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden VOCATIONAL &RVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director ; Employ,qr - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred ’Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Tost—' M.qrk. Andrews, Edw.ard DaVi to’. Occupational Information— General Sec'y, Rotary International c Bob • Yingling1,-■•tester Luce; GEORGE R. MEANS --.Evanston, Illinois Bill Bobier. Gov. 636 Dili., Rotary International | Trade & Professional -Relations RONALD WEQER-- Lansing, Michigan Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Cripplod Children—' Jack Gift, Harold Crcal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans'-” Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Youth— Dalton Davis, John Milnes. ★ 10—-James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey September — 1971 7—William Bobier |zj—Axnor Olson 2 I —Fred Culy 20—Jarnos Koss INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Dlrocfor International Youth Pre|<rds Charles Woodward, Bob• 1 Loose. ■ . „ r.-, .' ’. Rotary Foundation—— [Harold Goodhplm- j; Rotary Show • * April 13, .14, 15, 1;972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton • ■‘..2—Fred Tartaglia .. .9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodhblm1' 23—Howard Tester A ’ ; 30—Lester Luce • ••,'. • 197-1 . January —^;T972 . ,2—Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornstein June' — 1972 1—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21 —Robert Man 28—Harold Creql". 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1 971 December. — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse 1—Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr April — 1972 October — 2&J.1 '[■ February —. 1975, 4—Dennis McCafferty 1.1—Robert Nagle 18—Jack' Gift 25—Reo Goodwin 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 2%—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY . 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupallk 25—Robert Yingling The above is. our-program schedule for' the Rotary Year 1977-1.972. If you- wish to change dates with, another member/ advise" the program chairman of the change. Special programs such’as’.Ladies’'Night will be appoiriled ,by, -fhri Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME .Address G Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple • Lane;—Kathryn ....___ -.'278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons, Ct.—Ruth 278>5358 Charles Bacon, .*25 Ridgemoor Rtf-—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barries, 86 Cheryl Anri Dr? —' Margaret 278-8006 Richard Bifinger,. 37- Carlyle Ave.—Jean,--,-. -.-278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .......... 278-5386 Seton Bqvee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R, 5, — Lois_te._.:.-._J,Z<i;?.',;.C/. ,278-58281/ Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Barbara *... 2/8-5234 Sherwood "Woody11 Craig, 34-Ediion Ct.—Martha 278-4310 ' NAME ROTARY ROSTER —JULY 1?71 . ,s. .. Address & Rotary Ann Phdrie Roi NAME Address fi flotory Ann Phono No. John-. A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield.-77- Wilma J ........ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, ,8. Parsons Ct,—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39- Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 H.. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Gc'and.St.—Dorothy./-, .... -278.-6501 ' James; Koss, 78 Douglas Ave..--—- Janice 278,2912 ' Clerpens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild* Bcii. — Joyce 238-2884 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth. Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert-E.-Rumsey,' 120,‘Cheryl’ Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis,. RFD .3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda .....___ 278-4907 W.' Noel Shedii,-;-74-’ Maple - Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 Bernard 'Laney,' 372 Marshall 'St.—Rhe'a .....' 278-6951''' ■EJ .Ken .Leavenworth; R. R. 3 — Emily.' 233-2697 .Donald V-, 3horno, 14 - Hawley - Dr. — Louise 27-0-5842 Robert Loose, R. R.. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret. 767-45Q8 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane —--Helen 278-4812 Conrad' Swart-, -471 "Marshall -St*.—^Gertrude 278-4350 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronsorv^lJlIian.'... 369-6735-' Efnesr.W-. Luse; R. Ri 4—Ruth *278-2261 ,, , • 'Fred Ttftt'agllqj R.; R. .'2 — Ruth ________ 278-6529 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy _.. ’279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna....... ,278-20/7 Hpward M,_ Teeter, ,1.56_ Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Edward Davey, 48 Dragins Ave; — Betty...','.:?...,.,,_ 278-6093. Paul .W. Thompson, 27.' Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Fr. .Robert Man,’75 N. Circle "Dr. **-’ Edna1'. V..'.. •278-281'1' Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-—Jans, 278-6635 ■ Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. Carol- .... 278-3207?. . William L. Timm;159 ‘N-. Hudsqn-'St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Duane E. Davidson? 15 Scott .Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947. Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary*.'.., 238-2694 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .*.238-2436 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie.*'...'. 278-581.8 John T. Dean, 5.9 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Foe .............. 278-8518’ Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ...... 278-4243 Edward DeVito,; 18 -E. Alden St.'— Carol': ........I/;:" 278-6770 Normand Moore, 'R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ....... '278-4248 Fred H. Weeks, R. R.*/’— Beatrice ....... 278-4159 Richard D. Moore, 42 CarlyJe. Ave.—Elaine’.'.?. ..... 278-4198 James Endicott, 72-Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma....... 278-2968 Russell F. 'Mobre, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .....278-6278 ..Richard White,.46 N.-Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Albert Faller,.95 N. Hancbett Sf.-^-Cbarlbfte ........ 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E., Pear' Lila .-. 278^078* .eiyde^Williams, -102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrisbn Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris ....... 278-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan i 279-9492 Warren Williams; R. R. 6 — LaMoine . 278-6693 William Fuerstenau, R; :R- 4 — paf- ........7......... 278-4402 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Lester F.'Wise, R. R. 2—Cdlja ...... ...... 278-4424 Charles Geishert,, 4 Williams Dr.;,Quincy —< fiat .... 639-4433 Jom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. —Janet....-.;,.... 279-9349 • Charles Woodward, J63 Marshall St 278-5033 Jack Gift, 33'9 Grand—Sharon _... .279-9668 Lesfie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ........... 278-2418 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 "Lincoln .St.—Lanore 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy ......'. ...._ .................... 278-2176 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln- St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Hruska, ,R. R. -4 — Jonett..„./i-.: Larry Iveson, R. R, 7 — Jacquelyn'..?. Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .: .'’279-9266 278-8360 278-6704 278-5049 ’ Axrie?- Olson, I 340 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Pafterson, 36.N. Circle Dr.—-Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct? —'.Lorraine Richard Phelps, J41 N. :Hudscn-.-t-.'Jessie?..'. . PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Times TUESDAY, 12: W POM ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welc^K 279-9360 .... ... . 278-2979 . ....... 2/8-8743’ Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie . 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER .V279-9849 ' ^~3B*firr5Wdlker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .......... .... 278-6730 �“Be Profits Most Who Serves Best’ll The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 29» 1972 Program Program chairman for the week Hal Sexton introduced Ralph Toupalik, Jr. who showed colored slides introducing us to a different side of the Vietnam war and life in Saigon. Ralph was chosen from the Marine Corps to be one of the seven bodyguards to the Ambassador in Vietnam. Went through the Embassy program and spent nearly two years in Vietnam as a personal bodyguard to Ambassador Bunker, His pictures did indeed show us parts of the city that we usually do not see. It was an interesting program thanks to Hal and Ralph. Rotarian Guests Bill Slisher from Bronson, Bob Boucher - Bronson, Ray Smith - Bronson, Jack DeBoe - Toledo, and Don Harris from Battle Creek, Member’s guests - Fred Weeks had as his guest Jim Zuwicki, new Plant Manager for Even’s Products. John Dean had as his guest his son Jeff, and Harold Goodholm had as his guest Phil Himebaugh, Personnel Manager at Federal Mogul. Rotary Show Director John Dean has gotten us off to a good start fellows. Please keep your rehearsal schedule in a handy place so that you don’t miss the rehearsals. Remember that end men will begin rehearsing again on Sunday, April 9th. This can be a great time of fellowship to CoUwater Rotary; a chance to get to know some of our new members. Let’s be open and flexible and helpful to John in the task that’s ahead of us in the next two months. Absent Members Dick Biringer, Seton Bovee, Tom Collins, Ed Davey, Jack Gift, John Klein, Jim Koss, Clem Kromer, Ken Leavenworth, Bob Loose, Dennis McCafferty, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Ray Mulchahey, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Ax Olson, Les Olney, Mel Rice, Don Shornofc Ralph Toupalik, Dick White, Les Wise, and Ken Worden. In the absence of President Dibk and Vice-President John, Santford Jolley conducted our meeting this week very smoothly and very well. District Conference - St. Joe Benton Harbor, April 14, 15 1972 Plan to Gol 1972 Convention Houston The program of the 1972 Annual Convention to be held this year in Houston, Texas 11th to the 15th of June is taking shape. Included will be addresses by Rotary International President Ernst G. Breitholtz; President Elect Roy D. Hickman of Birmingham, Alabama; and speaking on the subject of Vocational Service, Leonard Woodcock of Detroit’ Michigan, President of the United Autmobile Workers, Thought for today ’Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety”. .....Benjamin Franklin You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wodnosday, 12:15 M. BURR QAK — W.dn.tday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Epitcopal Parish Hout. — Wodnotday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Pr.tbyt.rian Church — Tuotday, 6:15 P.M, ALBION - Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 M. STUKCIS - S!.w. Auditorium t*m. CREEK - Han Holal _ „ * ' ANGOLA UNION CITY M.lhodlu ch . vnurch Tu„doy ° ' ,2.10 M �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — HUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS DILL FUERSTENAU — Director JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD Attendance ~ Woody Craig, ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geisheri. OFFICERS BV ELECTION — 1971-1972 Classifications —- Bob Nagle, Torn Collins. Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuorstenau, Ray Mulchaney. FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney, PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Trees. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lesler Wise. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstcnau John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. Normandin. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations —Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERS.ON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Lose, Ed Davey. ★ _ x?' ■ Sergeant-at-Arms '—' Jim Koss board of directors meetings Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular —— ,Sf Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock'.noon' SPECIAL—At the call o< the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ ¥ PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Halations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 ■ Clyde .Williaprs., ' 1 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Fqur-jWay Tost—. , President Rotary International Marik Andrews,. Edward,. ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ DeVito: • '••• t: Kalmar, Sweden .Occupational lnfarm.ati.dn—-. General Sec'y,'Rotary International Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Bill .Bpbier. Gov. 636 Di»t.K'Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard RONALD WEGER Lansing, Michigan Laney. ★ Community Safety'—■ Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Craal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loam—• Lesler Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests—* Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Youth—— Dalton Davis, John Milnes. , A.;,' ★ INTERNATIONAL 3— Charles Geishart 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—-John Dygert 31—Ed Davey International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. '■'*■* CLUB' HISTORIAN .Ernest Luse Rotary Show , i-^pril 13, -14, IS, 1972. •John Dean, - Director. , , Fred Culy,-John Pierson 1 1— Richard Hau»ka 8— Al Tyler 1'5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Boblor 14—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—Jarnos Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalian, Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director February May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Erod Tartaglia 9—John Pierson j 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Crpal, 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January ----- - 1972 j’uiy — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25—Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as--Ladies’ Night will be appointed .by the Club President. John'Klein Progrbm Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address. & ..Rotary Anri 'Phone'No. NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY. 1971 ■ Address'S Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME' Phono No. Address'S'Rotary Ann -• John S. Pierson, 340-Marshhll St. —- Mora 278-8981 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lane—Kathryn. .... ......... 278-6033 John A.-Kennedy, $7 Fqjrfield ■—.Wilma. J .........>278-5790 Kenn.eth Putnam, .11 E. Chicago St. —< Mabel .... 279-2311 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ■_ ......... 278-5358 Robert B. Kerf, 8 Parsons.Ct. •—Martha'... .....-. ....--278-3840 . Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemobr Rd.—Marjorie -... 278-6821 MSI Rice, 1903'Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 John'Klein, 39 Douglas' Ave. —: Patricia .... 278‘6I 83 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl-. Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Carroll I. Eames, 86 Cheryl- Ann 'Dr. :— Margaret ..278-8006 ' H. Vincent Kornstien," 290 Grand St'.—Dorothy . 278-6501 ■" Gordon ,R.* Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ............... 278-2272 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean , 278,8086 . James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — J.anite -. ■ ;-278-291(2 . Hqrlori Sexton', 38 Bishop.Ave. — Wanda .... 278-4907 William Bobier., 280 Grand St.—Margaret .. 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce ....' 238-2884 Bernard Laney, .372' Marshall..St.—Rhea ......273-695i Seton Bbvee, 69 S. Circle Dr. -— Clara-.....:..4.-278-!589bW. Noel Shedd,.. 74' Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise .. ..... 278-5842 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth; R. R. 3 — Emily ....238-2697 ..... 278-5234 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Tom Callins, 1.8 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret ....... 767-4508 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ....278-4350 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, :34 Edison .Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Branson—Lillian. 369-6735 _______ 270-6529 Emest W. Luse, R. R. 4---- Ruth .................. 278-2261 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ...._. ......... 279-9471 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.---- Marian 278-4222 James Lyon,. 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20U7 Edward Davey,.48 Douglas-Ave. — BettyV:.:.'...278-6093 - Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna .......... 278-2811 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane 27,8-6635 William 1. Timm, ;59 N. Hudson- St. ■— Patricia.... 279-9268 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremonf St.--- ' GSrol.L.-. -.•278-8207 . Duane E. Davidson, 15' Scott-' Ave.—Ellen Jo-....,. 278-8609 . Raljsh Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-29.47 ' ^38-2436 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd'. — Rosemary L. 238-2694 -Harold McKnight, R. R.' 3—-Carol' Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 -— Minnie..? .......... 278-5818 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—-Joanne, -278-5909' "John Milnes', 19'.Waterman. AVe., —‘ Foe.... ... ...... 278^8518' Warnef VqnAken, R1 *R. 6 — Gladys ...... ....... 278-4243 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol.,,... 2Z8-6770 L. William Weaver-, 12-Parsons Ct—Charlene 276-6904 .Normand; .Moore, R. . R. 3,— Annetta , . 238-2632Fred H, Weeks, li, R. 7 — Beatrice ........ 278-4159 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary J..LL'..... 278,4248 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine '278-41*98 James Endicott, 72 CherylAnn Dr. — Thelma? 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerslenau, R. R. 4 —• Pat ............... 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jade Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon :. 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare .... 278^6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ,r... 279-9266 Richard Hruska,' R. R, 4 —' Janet._ ?._ ' 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — J'acguelyn....'._:..?.4.278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ..... 278-5049 .'Russell F. Moore, 15 Cbmwall CU—Gladys . ... . .'278-6278 ■ Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert 'Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ........ .... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine ....... 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet .... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ........... 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, 'Quincy. ?.... 278-2176 . Axner Olson; 340 Grand St.—Retha, ...... 27:9593601. Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .......... 27.8-297? B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 « HONORARY MEMBER Richard Phejps, T41 N..IHudson -—. jessis... ........ ... 279.-9849-:- ' John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always fVelcom^ Richard White,' 46 N. Circle -Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma.. 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ... ...... ... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . 278-5033 Leslie Woodword, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert Yingling, 2j Scott—Natalie 278-6393 .............. 278-6730 �“/Ze Profits Most Who Serves Pw The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLU J, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the u. S. A. April 5, 1972 Program Program chairman Lester Wise was out-of-town so Vice President John Klein introduced the program for the week. Wade Smith made a presentation on the new Branch County Careers Center which soon will be under construction in Coldwater. By the use of slides, he showed the architects drawings of the new building including the floor plans which he went through giving us a picture of the programs both new and old which will be included in the Careers Center. It was an excellent presentation bringing us up-to-date on the progress of the Slope Adjusted Cow Program and we appreciate Wade’s being with us yesterday. Absent Members Seton Bovee, Charles Bristol, Fred Culy, Ken Leavenworth, Bob Loose, Lester Luce, Ray Mulchahey, Bob Nagle, Norm Olmsted, Ox Olson, Dick Phelps, Ken Putnam, Mel Rice, Bill Timm, Ralph Toupalik, Lester Wise, Ken Worden. Rotarian Guests Glen Barnett from Bronson, Dr, Hugh Sutton from Bronson, Don Harris from Battle Creek, Members had as their guests:Hal Sexton’s guest was Randy Ritter of Assoc­ iated Truck Lines, and Olin Daily’s guest was Rich Holben. Student Guests for the Month. First student guest is Mike Sowles who is a Junior at Coldwater High School. He is active in all the sports programs at Coldwater High School and a member of the C Club. Our second student guest for the month is Chris Carl. Chris is a Senior at Coldwater High School whose favorite sport is skiing. He has been accepted at the University of Michigan for next year where he /will be in the Liberal Arts program persuing a major in Physics. Let’s make these bellows feel welcome during their month at Rotary. Try to get to know them. Remember the district conference —Benton Harbor-St. Joe, April 14th and 15th, Vice President John Klein will be going and would be happy to have members go with him. Please contact him if you are interested. We have news that Bob loose is now home after surgery and that Ray Mui r.hahey is shiU convalesing. Both of these fellows would appreciate hearing from fellow Rotarians. Please post your rehearsal schedule for the Rotary Show so that you will not miss any of the upcoming rehearsals. Remember that end men will rehearse this Sunday emoon at 4:00 P. M. at Grace Patterson’s home. First chorus rehearsal at the £lk s next Tuesday April 11th at ?:30 P. M. sharp. Newest country in the Rotary family is Botswana, an African Republic bounded by oouthwest Africa and Rhodesia. Its firs Rotary Club — the Rotary Club of a arone is in the capital city, It has 29 members and was admitted to Rotary international on January 16th. Fr S+I’r yead Rotarian, An article ’’The Way of Goodwill in Europe” by + -^eitholtz. President Ernst’s own commentary on his recent meeting packed N S /Pran®e» Italy, Malta, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany, the Lewis island. Another article wcrth reading is Laughed lately by Jei<y . me Internationally famous comedian writes on the importance of laughter. Thought for Today Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 13:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hour. — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMITTEES — C1UR SERVICE COMMUNITY SERV'Cr 1971 - 1972 February — 1972 ROTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BII.L FUERSTENAU S-. Director ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1971 — Woody Craig, Coldwater, Mich. Attendance Bob Kerr, Charles Gcishcrt. Community Safety— 3—Charles Gcishorf ★ Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS BV ELECTION — 1971-1972 Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Ray Mulchaney. FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. Magaiine •— Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Normandin. Bristol. Program — John Klein. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Public Relations — Norm Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tarfaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed MRS. GRACE PATTERSON .-.Organist Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden,' Bill Timm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL—Al the call of the President ★ ★ ¥ ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Foor-Way Test— Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. '• Occupational Information— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Award’, and Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests-— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Baines, Roo Goodwin. YouthDalton Davis, John Milnes. 10—James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey INTERNATIONAL April — 1972 October — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 2—Fred Tqrlaglia 9—John ' Pierson 1 6—-Harold Gqodholm 23—Howard Teeter, .. 30—Lester 'Luce December — Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John-' Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John, Pierson ’ November — 1971 International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose.' ■ ■ CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 19—rDlstrict Governor 26—Tom Normandin Director Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm'. 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Boblor 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss SERVICE BRISTOL — March — 1972 September — 1971 ★ CHARLES 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15<—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr 1971 : 2— Richard Bi ringer 9— Woody Craig }6—Bob Loose 23—Nortn Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January ——- 1972 July 4—Dennis McCafferty . 11—Robert. Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25—Reo Goodwin 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program, schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman'- Telephone 278-6183. | NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address £ Rotary Ann . Phone No. John A. Kennedy, '37 Fairfield — Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha . 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand Sr.—Dorothy ’ 278-6501 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ........... 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice ........... 278-2912 William Bobier, 280 Grand-St.—Margaret’ ......’ 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea .... .... 278-6951 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois. ........................... 278-5828 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. .3 —■ Emily .......... 238-2697Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—t-Barbara 278-5234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R.- R. 4—Ruth' J— ....... 278-2261 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian. 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81- W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ... 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-'20U7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty ... 278-6093 Ft. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edac. 2P8-28J 1, Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane '.....-278-6635 .Dennis' McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Duane E.' Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo..™... 278-8609 . Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Dalton Davis, 231’S. Eremont-.Rd. — Rosemary ....’238-2694 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoar Rd.—Joanne . 278-5909 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 ■ Edward-DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol... J 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. —'Mary ...i. 278-4248 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl- Ann Dr. .'— Thelma 278;’2968 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte 278^5475 • Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Ray Fox,-16-Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Ddris __ 278-5518 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat 278-4402 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 • Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Jack Gift,’ 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 E. Harold Goodhohn, 20 Lincoln St.—tano’re ....... 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R’. R. 3, Quincy.. 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand. St.C—Retha •.... 2^9-9360 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple, Lone—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25' Parsons Cf.—Ruth ..._ Charles Bacon-,.25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie- 278-6033 278-5358 ■ 278-6821 Richard Hruska,’ R. R. 4. — Janet—.—'. Larry Iveson, R.’ R. .7 — Jatqablyn-— Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-8360 278-6704 278-5049 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-2979 ......... 278-8743 HONORARY MEMBER Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie. 279-9849 John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR'' Ernest Lug© R. Coldwater, tflchlgaa PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49056 Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, H-E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian . 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop.' Ave. Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V: Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ....... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ________ 278-6529 Howard, M. .Teeter.,. 156 Church St;—Marian 278-4222 Paul W.. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William-L. Timm,"59 N.’Hudson St. — Patricia.. . 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik,- RFD 5, . 1573 ,W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyley, R. R. 6 —. Minnie.,.............™.......... 278-5818 Warner VanAkeh, R. fit. 6 — Gladys . 278-4243 L. William Weaver,' .12 Parions .Ct—-Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7- — Beatrice ........... 278-4159 Richard White, 46’.N.' Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ......™.™,........™- 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St . 278-5033 "Les|id Woodward, U63 Marshall St.. Rosamond ... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert' G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-6730 �The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 13th, 1972 "COLDWATER STATE HOME PROGRAM OUTLINED1' Dr. C. Gale Barrett, Jr,, Superintendent of the Coldwater State Home, was our speaker last Tuesday. Although Dr. Barrett has been located in Coldwater«?®® July of 1969, this was the first opportunity we have had to have him attend Rotary. Dr. Barrett shared with us his thoughts and plans concerning the large Coldwater Mental Health facility. Of most importance, was the new concepts in the training and reh ahi 1 t tati on of the mentally retarded and the efforts placed on finding functions that they could preform outside the school. Perhaps one day Rotary could find the time to accept Dr. Barrett’s invitation to inspect the many school buildings and see the work that is going on. We thank Ken Putnam for his intro­ duction of Dr. Barrett to the club. MAKIN MUSIC 1972 Last Tuesday night John Dean held the first chorus practice for the 1972 Rotary Show. Some 23 Rotarians turned out and soon found that with a little practice 76 Trombones” was an easy song to sing. Now, if the rest of the chorus will show up next Tuesday night we can really get the show on the road. There are twelve more chorus practice sessions scheduled before opening night. Also the show program committee has requested that you call on your accounts as soon as possible. These ads represent a great share of the show revenue and its most important that this job be done. So, J*ts all get with it..... NEW MEMBER IN ROTARY We are pleased to have Phil Htmebaugh as our newest club member. Thanks to Harold Goodholm for Phil’s sponsorship and introduction to the Club. Its always nice to have a Past District Governor place a new Members lapel pin on for the first time. Doubly so if he happens to be your father-in—law. Phil and his wife Sue and their five children reside at 317 Marshall Road, Coldwater. Phil is personnel manager at Federal Mogul. Please welcome Phil to Coldwater Rotary Club, DISTRICT SECRETARY WANTED It has been decided that a paid District secretary is needed to assist the Governor and his many responsible duties. The gnalifications are as follows: 1. A Rotarian well versed in Rotary information. 2. Have adequate time for the duties. 3. To be appointed or reappointed by each District Governor.......If you are interested in this responsibility, contact President Dick for complete information. The compensation is expected to be in the area of $100 to $200 per month with the funds coming from the District. ROTARIAN AND MEMBER GUESTS Rotarian Bob Smith, Quincy, and Bert Ward, Bronson attended last Tuesday. bhorno presented our old friend Boyd Wiggins as as his guest. Don ABSENT MEMBERS As you might have noticed, thehall was almost filled last Tuesday. With a little effort we could have that magic 100$ meeting. We need the following to make up efore next Tuesday: Ken Leavenworth, Dennis McCafferty, Fred Neer, John Pierson, , oe_ • eao, Al Tyler, Bill Fuerstenau and Ken Worden. Form a car pool and drive to Quincy next Monday. It can be done. WOULD YOU BETTEVE IT The trouble with the guy who talks too fast is that, he often Bays something he hasn’t thought of yet. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ☆ I QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION <— Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. RATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House •— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE —- Pr.sbytorian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BILL FUERSTENAU Director SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, Community Safety— 3—Charles Geishert ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Ray Mulchaney. FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship — Bob Man, John CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Dygert, Leslie Olney. PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Se cy-Treas. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Normandln. Bristol, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information —• Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON . Organist ■ Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed ★ ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —- 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Endicott, Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Youth— . Dalton Davis, John Milnes. ★ INTERNATIONAL 10—James Endicott 17—Ed DoVilo 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axncr Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October —• 1971 SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 19—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin Loose. ¥ SPECIAL—^At the call of the President Kcn Worden, Jim Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Cteal. Scholarships, Awards, and February — 1*7] 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Noor 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce 2— Richard Blringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein Rotary Foundation— VOCATIONAL SERVICE * ‘ Harold Goodholm. PAUL- THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Test— Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester ‘ Luce, December — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director fred Culy, John Pierson Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyjer, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. 1971 , June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally ' 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal January 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins — 1972 July _ 1972 4— -Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon ‘T 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Fred Anderson, 46- Maple- Lane—Kathryn NAME Phone No. j Address G Rotary Ann ROTARY ROSTER -i-’JULY 1971 . Address G Rotary Ann Phone No. :—i- 278-6033 I* John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma, J. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ------ - --- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ------ 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. -— Margaret 278:8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle T^ve.—Jean .... - 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand Sf.—Margaret ....... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, •— Lois... | 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood. ’‘Woody*’ Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha‘278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy -279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty. „ 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61- Maple Lane — Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—:Ellen Jo........ 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231.5. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ..... 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol „ 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ... * 278?4248 James Endicott/ 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte*. 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat ........ ’ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon __ 27.9-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ............. 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. 27.8-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn .............. 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ’ ............ 278-5049 ....... 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas. Aye. — Patricia ,278-6183 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. —Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney,. 372 Marshall , St.—Rhea ...... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth’, R. R." 3 — Emily ... ...... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce,..41 Sonet, Lane —- -Helen ............ 278-4812 Ernesf W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 . James Lyon, 335 Grand Sjj- — Dcdqn6 278-20C7 Address G Rotary Ann NAME Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 • Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rtae, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .. . 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta -------------- 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ---------- 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ------- 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd./ R. R. 2—Nellie — 278-6316 . Conrad Swart, • 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------ 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ------................... 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—^-Marian ------- 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. ’Timm, 59 N. Hudson Sf. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik,7 RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.’—Helen : *278-2947—.— 278-5818 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ...................... 238-2436 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys 278-4243 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ............... 278-4159 Richard D. .Moore,'42“ Cbriyle Ave.—Elaine. 278-4198 ..Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Q.—Gladys . 278-6278 Clyde’Williams, 102 ’Carlyfe Ave-. — Wilma 278-8238 Raymond Mufchahey, 175‘E. Pearl — Lila u.:. 278-5078 ‘ Warren Williams, R>R^ 6 —’ LaMpine ............ 278-6693 Robert Nagfe, *36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .279-9492 Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2—^Gelia .......... 278-4424 Fred Neer, 203 _,W. Chicago St. —- Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Tom Normandin,'85 ‘ Fairfl'eld Dr*.— Janet 279-9349 Leslip Woodward,. 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5033 Norman C. .Olmsted, 28 Edison. Ct.—Nancy 278-^418 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 . Leslie/jDtney^R.’ R. 3, Quincy. r............., 278-2176 . Robert* & Yihgling,* 21 Scott—Natalie ......... 278-6393 * Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—*-Retha . *279-9360 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. ?— Edna ..*.-.— 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty,* 18 N. Fremont St. — Caret. 278-8207 Roy C. Patterson, .36 N. Circle Dr.r*-Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. —$ Lorrqine . — 278-2979 278-8743 Richard Phelps, 141 *N. Hudson — Jessie.. ?.*.. 279-9849' Ji* Z HONOgAgX^MEMBER John Walker/5’^ Daughtecht=^S*etchen 'APR14 ? ; f.'-r.M ' — -■ I972 ,. ' > Vr. Ernestliuee PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welc^ne _ 278-6730 �“//e Profits Most Who Serves The COLD WAT ERxjR<gtarj/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. April 21, 1972 VAR M1TWEEN. THE STATES REVISITED" Fred Neer Introduced the program last Tuesday. Dick Peterson presented his masterful duel slide production of the latter portion of th ’’Great American Tragedy’’ with accompanying taped commentary and sound effects. Because of a time limitation, the presentation was confined to that portion of time from the Battle of Gettysburg to the end of the war. The program presented dealt with the North’s Improved leadership following Gettysburg and the South’s in­ ability to keep up with this and the prolonged war. Prior +-» Gettysburg the South had been victorious in most of the battles. Eick Peterson noted that today we look for moral justification for war, but this war like all wars was political and one of the ndumbestn. SPECIAL GUESTS Dave Sluyter and his wife Ann were guests last Tuesday. Dave will represent District 636 in Southwestern Germany with the Group Study Exchange Program for eight weeks. This area in Germany is largely rural agricultural but there is some heavy industry. Among other benefits this will be a cultural exchange since Dave will be living with Rotary families. Dave will spend one week concentrating on mental retardation. Prior to his return Ann will give us an updating of his experiences. It was noted that perhaps next year we would have some representatives from Germany visiting in ;our area. ROTARY PERFECT ATTENDANCE FOR 1971 President Dick presented the following awards for perfect attendance: Warner Van Aken, 49 years; Fred Weeks, 32 years: Ernest Luce, 24 years; Robert Kerr, 24 years; Harold Goodholm, 15 years; Robert Rumsey, 12 years; Ray Mulchahey, 3 years; Keath Pearce, 3 years; Charles Geishert, 2 years; John Klein, 2 years; James Lyon, 2 years; Richard Moore, 1 year; Leslie Olney, 1 year. Is this an inspiration to the rest of us? ROTARIAN AND MEMBER GUESTS " ' '' Rotarians Bob LeGalley, Clarence Snyder, Bill Zabonick from Bronson and Don Harris from Battle Creek attended last Tuesday. Olin Dally introduced his guest, Don Clark. ABSENT MEMBERS On the 11th we came within three of a 100$ meeting. Those absent Tuesday were: Charles Bristol, Bert Faller, Bill Fuerstenau, Vince Kornstien, Ken Leavenworth, Robert Man, Mel Rice, Frank Robertson, Noel Shedd, Den Shorno, Con Swart, Bill Timm, Ralph Toupalikj' and Bob Yingling. WOULD YOU BELIEVE A husband is a sweetheart in which the nerve has been killed. Max Heinemann You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER • QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. J BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. I STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M BUR* QAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. | BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plettners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6tl5 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �COMMUNITY 1971 - 1972 SERVICE COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD BILL FUERSTENAU — Director JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance —- Woody Craig, Community - Safely . 3—Charles Geishert ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nogle, OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fucrstcnau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —• 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuersfenau, Ray Mulchanoy. Fellowship Bob Man, John Dygort, Leslie Olney. Magazine —- Ray Mulchanoy. Membership — John Doan, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development —■ John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. Public Relations «— Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. Sorgcant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. - ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Roo Goodwin. Youth— . Dalton Davis, John Milnes. International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. ' VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way ToshMark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axncr Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 1971 SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show , , April 13, 14, 15; 1.972. John Dean, - Director . Fred Culy, John, Pierson 1—Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 October — ★ INTERNATIONAL 1 0—'James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—'John Dygort 31—Ed Davey 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin Loose. ¥ SPECIAL——At the call of the President Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Cripplod Children— Jack Gift, Harold Croal. Scholarships, Awards, and February — 1 gyg May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter • 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 2—Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal January 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins - — 1972 July — 1972 4—Dennis McCafferty 11—Robert .Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25—Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change.''Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address 8 Rotary Ann - Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ----- ;...k 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ---------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann’ Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Av6.—Jean . 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St,—-Margaret .... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ------- — 278-589*1 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois _______ ............ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18. Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .... 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane;— Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. -— Rosemary 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol..... ' 278-6770- John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary __ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf St.—Charlotte 278-5475. Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-531.8 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat — 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr,,. Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon • 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. ............. 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jdcquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce . 278-5049 NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield -— Wilrng J. ... .... 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39. Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice ....— ... .. 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. .— Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney,’.372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3*— Emily ..... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-201.7 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N.- Circle Dr. — Edna 278-281 I Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol----- 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-rX’arol. , 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fbe 278-8518 Normand f^oore, R. R. 3----- Annetta ;238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle-Ave.—Elaine ..... ... 278-4198 Russell F. Mobre, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175-E. Pearl— Lila 278-5078. Robert Nagle^, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan t..:... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203’W. Chicago St.----- Ernestine ...... 278:5512' Tom Normandiri, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet . -------- 2^9-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—-Nancy...-....".;.:- 278-2418 Leslie, Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy.. 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 4 .279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine .. 278-2979 - 278-8743 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 '.Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD'3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda .......... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ------- 278-6341 'Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ....... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie ... 270-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R.. R. 2 — Ruth ....------------------ —— 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie ......... 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys — 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice — 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R.- 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward; 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St; ’— Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ........ 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ....... 278-6730 Sac. 34.66, P. L. & R. Mr. Ernestjliuee - - . . PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always IVelct^tt NAME �"He Profit''1 Most Jf^ho Serves Best^~ The COLDWATEjfflfetory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAY^OA^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. ANNOUNCEMENTS President Sanford Jolley commented on attendance and its importance to the club and the individual. Our attendance for April was 87.76% which placed us 3rd in our district. Attendance for May was 85.66%, however, this dropped us to 5th place. A member must maintain a minimum attendance record of 60% and anyone missing three meetings in a row will be promptly warned. Four meetings in a row require automatic dismissal from the club. Be there or make up! Our District Governor’s visit is scheduled for Nov. 20, 1973 and will include a club assembly at 8:00 P.M. that night in addition to our regular noon meeting. Mark your calendar! TAYLOR RETIRING Organist Howard Taylor is stepping down after a brief term as accompanist for the club. Many thanks, Howard, for filling in on short notice. We are very pleased to announce that Mark Feller will be playing for us each Tuesday for the remainder of the year and will also provide the musical accompaniment for next year’s Rotary Show. Mark is an excellent musician and welcome addition. GUESTS Rotarian guests today include R. F. Moore and Ken Leavenworth from Green Valley Arizona, Robert Beauchamp and Clarence Snyder, Bronson, and Carl H. Evans from New York. Non-Rotarians included Albert Evans, Punta Gerda, Fla., and Howard Haas, Toledo, Ohio. DISTRICT GOLF TOURNAMENT Chairman Bob Nagle announced that tweny-one foursomes have already signed up for the August 6th event at Coldwater Country Club and that it may be necessary to limit the number of golfers allowed. If you plan to play, get your reservation in soon! Many of us will be asked to help host this outing so say yes if Bob asks FALL STAG John Pierson announced that a Rotary Stag will be held in late August or early September under the expert guidance'of Fred Culy. Dates will be announced later when plans are complete. PROGRAM Lester Wise introduced Mr. Howard Haas, Assistant V. P. and Security Director of the Toledo Trust Co., Toledo, Ohio who presented a very interesting talk and sound film on the detection of counterfeit money. Mr. Haas retired from the U. S. Secret Service in 1961 after 30 years and>was well qualified to discuss his subject. The film showed various ways of determining whether or not the paper in your wallet was real and answered many questions from the audience. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Charles Bristol, Toft) Cel Tins, Woody Craig, Hal Creal, John Dygert Bert Faller, Jack Gift, Max Heinemann, Dick Hruska, Vince Kornstein, Ralph LaGro, Pat Leonard, Bob Man, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Leslie Olney, Keith Pearce, Conrad Swart, Richard Uhl, Dick White, Clyde Williams. EARLY LEAVERS Jim Lyon, Bill Fuller, Bob Rumsey,.Ken Worden. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs __ _______ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of PAUL Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, - Max Heinemann. Jack Gift. Rural-Urban ★ DISTRICT 636 •* ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary' International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Leslie Magazine — Axner Olson. Youth — Charles Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Blringer. Richard Hruska Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Bill Lymburner, Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted Foundation. — Harold November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert ]4—Harold -Goodholm ' . <' . ■V . ■ 28—Dennjf" McCafferty . •* 1”2—James Endicott 5—Max Heinemann 12—Philip Himebaugh ...IJP—Lester Luce Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer December — J 972 • . .* - 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 21—Fred, Neer '' ' Ernest Luse ‘ 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN " I* May - 1973 31—Carl Shurtz 19—Charles Woodward . .. ... 26—Carroll Barnes •26—Tom Normandih " Jahuary — 1973 ■ 2— Robert Kerr, ROTARY SHOW ' William' Bobier, Bernard Lgney,■ Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel She'dd. 3—Richard Phelps 17—District Governor Director Trade Professional Relations James Endiqott, Robert. Loose.' COMMUNITY RETIREE "V LUNCHEONS. 10—Norman Youtsoy October — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. J ‘ 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller Kenneth Worden. •- Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. April - 1973 19—Edward Davey Goodholm. • 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson 24—Sherwood Craig Rotary Relations * Richard 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam SEXTON ' WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Director" Employer - Employee Edward ' .Davey, ' Holben, Jr. 6—Seton Bovee September — 1972 International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. ★ Vocational service March - 1973 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW Koss, 27—Richard White 29— Bernard Laney ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 20—Olin Dully 22— James Koss ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. 1— William Boblet 8—-W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 Olney, Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Regular — 1st Thursday of- each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ROTARY PROGRAMS Director — Youth Officer — Norman YoUtsey. Crippled Children - Carl Shurtz, BOARD OF DIRECTORS. MEETINGS SPECIAL — At the call of the President LYON Attendance — Charles Geisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ JAMES Director THOMPSON February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man & , 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Na.gl.e 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson " • 24—Kerin'eth Worden John Dean -■ DifeCtor 30— -William Timm' February 22, .23, 24,, 1973 / '31—Ralph Toupalik The above is out program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special .programs such as Ladies' Night wjll be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER' Phone No. 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie _ Carroll L. Barnes, 86' Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret . 278-8006, .. 278-8086 Richard Blringer, 37. Carlyle Avo.—Jean William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret '------ Il 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S; Circle. Dr..—Clara .— --- ;— L. 278-5891 ... 278?5828 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5-rlois -—j--------- Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara —1. 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—MarthpJ 12^8*4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy —..------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane -------- Lz._L 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas* Ave.—Betty -x- '—278-6093. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott ^ve.—Ellen. Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Jdanrie • —.• 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R, R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ----- 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—-Pat • 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand . St.—Francine 279-9481 . 639-4433 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr.,-Quincy—.Pat Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm,'20 Lincoln St.—Lanore’ 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78. S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria .. 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 NAME NAME Address & Rotary Ann* Fred Anderson, 46 Maple L’ane-Kathryn ------Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -------- Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.' NAME- J - -Phone No. 278-5975 278-6704 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine — — ... 279-9849 ... 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie ----Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce — ... 278-8981 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. . ... 278-2311 — '276-8840 f enpeth Putnam, ,11 E. .Chicago St.—Mabel Robert B. Kerr, »8' Parsoijs Ct.-v-Martha j.__. 782-5594 278;6183 Mel Rice, ] 903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian John Klein, ..39 Douglas. Aye.,,—Patricia —;. 278-5495 Frank Robertson, 25 N.- Clay—Joan •_ H. Vincent Kornstien,’290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James Koss, 7/8‘.D*ouglas Ave.—Janice -j--------------- 278-29J-2 .Rabfert-E. Rumsey,'120 Cheryl -Ann 'D,r.—PhyllJ? — 278-5006 Clemens- Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce —r------------- 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ...-------- 278-2272 278-4907 Bernard Laney, '87 Maple* Lane—Rhea -------- '— 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38' Bishop Ave.—Wanda .. .. E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily------------------- 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia ------------- 278-6341 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise . ... 278-5842 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine . ...— 278-7035 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ------ 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . ... 278-4350 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen -------------------278-4222 Ernest tW. Lyse, R. R.» 4—Ruth —j-—.- 278-7448 Howard-M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Maripo . Bill LymbOrner, 847 E. Chicago* Rd.—Carlen.e------ 278-2021' Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann' Dr.—Sara . . 278- 6603 2<78~2007 279- 9268 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Dean nd.’ _L\. William L. Timm, 59-N. Hudson St.-*-Pafricia •1-.-27B-2811 .■Ralph. Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ■----------- -278-5556 Fr. Robert Man, 75* N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-4243 Dennis McCafferty’, 18 N. Fremont St.-.-Carol ..... 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 278-8238 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Arizona 85614—Helen 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 ^Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol,-------- ■ 278--8513 ' Les'te'r F.'-Wise, R. R. 2, Boti-299—Celia 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae A----Normand. Moore/R. R. 3—Annettq ------ - 238-2632-. CharteS Woodward, 163-Marshall St. 278-5033 ,Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . _ 278-4198' Leslie. Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 ..'.'1279W492- ’'Kehfifeth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert Nagle-, 36 W. Pierce St;^-Susan — 278-65-12- Robp|t-G.-Yingling, 21, Scott—Natalie Fred -Nee;r<‘203 W.’Chicago-Si1.-—Ernestine. 278-6393 279- 9349, Norman, Youtsey.. ,1Q Park Place—Donna Tom Nornriandin,^85jFairfield Dr.—Janet. . 278-4818 Norman C.* Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418-' .. 278-2176 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . _ __ 279-J360Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . HONORARY MEMBER Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace John 'Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 "Sed. 34.66,'P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary j^^CTOR'. prin.isiiED BY THE Address & Rotary. Ann Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn -------------- ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Al nays ITelq^^e COLDWATER, MXCHXGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the V. S. A. Golfers.-ldlosyncracles Viewed At last Tuesday’s meeting, Woody Craig Introduced Walter Lasky, golf pro at the Coldwater Country Club, who presented a film hfe had made. The film was made In 1966, at the Indian Wells Country Club. It showed Palmer, Nicholas and Player’s own Individual styles. Walter Lasky’s conclusion was that almost everybody Is a perfectionist about their golf game, but there are a number of ways of perfecting your own style. He noted the one common factor Is various amounts of moving around to obtain balance. Our Newest Member Hal Creal was re-introduced to the Club. Hal had resigned because of the pressure of business. He now Ilves at 964 Union City Road In Coldwater with his wife Lillian and their three children Mark, Susan and Paul. Hal operates the Carriage Inn Convalescent Center and the Bronson Nursing Home. Forty-line Years Perfect Attendance Warner Van Aken was officially presented with a pin for 49 years perfect attendance, last Tuesday. Warner has been In Rotary for 50 years and Is a real Inspiration. Rotary Show The chorus Is still a little shakey In several areas, but In practice Tuesday night, one or two of the numbers came through real well. Practice for the chorus Is now Tuesday and Thursday, to put more polish to those ’’shakey” areas. Tickets Les Olney still has tickets If you need more. Tlbblts Season Tickets We are ready to distribute season tickets for the greatest Summer program Tlbbets has ever offered. The advance sale Is going so well that It now +?°i S4.’ single seats may not be available unless you have a season ticket. Seven great shows for $17. Please, see that Bill Fuller gets your order at one of the next two meetings. We need to demonstrate that Rotary really comes through with full support for this program. Absent Members Tuesday there were only nine members absent. This Is another opportunity to have a 100% meeting. Those absent were Chuck Bacon, Bill J°h" MI,nes> Tom Normandin, Ax Olson, Ken Putnam, Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks and Clyde W111 lams. Rotarian and Member Guests Rotarians Ken Gunthorpe and Al Wller from Bronson and Don Harris from Battle Creek attended last Tuesday. Warner Van Aken Introduced Jim Vaughn and Phil Hlmebaugh Introduced Clarence Darrow and Don Byrne. Clarifying Positions Wife to husband, ”1’11 tell you one thing — our marriage would be a Jot more pleasant without you.”-------------------------------------- — You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUmCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. w STURGIS - Sturge, Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House *— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbylerian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. Monday, 12:15 M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ COMMITTEES SANTFORD COMMUNITY SERVICE CW» SERVICE JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director «• 4 1971 - 1972 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1971 Attendance — Woody Craig, 3- —Charles Geishert Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Community SafetyKen Worden, Jim Endicott, 10— James Endicott Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS b* election — 1971-1972 Dennis McCafferty. 17—Ed DeVito RICHARD MOORE Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. President 24—John Dygert Crippled Children—■ Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstcnau, JOHN KLEIN Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Vice-President 31 —Ed Davey FRED ANDERSON Ray Mulchancy. Scholarships, Awards, and Secretary Fellowship — Bob Man, John Clemens kroner September — 1971 Treasurer Student Loans— PAUL THOMPSON Dygoct, Leslie Olney. 7—William- Bobier Ass'f. Secy-Treas. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon Magazine *— Ray Mulchanoy. 14—Axner Olson Student Guotfk — Membership ■— John Dean, 21—Fred Culy Norm Olmsted, DIRECTORS ~ T 972; Robert Rum soy, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. 20— James Koss John. Klein, William Fuersfenau Membership Development — YouthJ 973: Richard Moore, Charles John Pierson, Prod Culy, Tom October — 1971 Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Bristol. ' Normandin. 5—Leslie Olney > 1974? Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. 12—Dalton , Davis' Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations —. Norm 1 9—District Governor Moore, Fred Tarlaglid. 26—Tom Normandin INTERNATIONAL SERVICERotary Information —* Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Dlroctor •November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia Davey. International Youth Projects 9—John Pierson Sergcant-at-Arms — Jim Koss BOARD of DIRECTORS MEETINGS Charles Woodward, Bob 1 6—Harold Goodholm ■ Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each 23—Howard Tpeter Loose. month at 12:00 o'clock noon 30—rLester tact SPECIAL—At the call of the President Rotary Foundation— VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm. December — 1971 PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations 7—Mark Andrews CLUB HISTORIAN Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 14—Olin Dally Ernest Luse ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Clyde Williams: 21— Robert Man Four-Way Test28—Harold Creal President Rotary International Rotary Show Mark Andrews, Edward ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ April 13, 14, 15, 1972. January — 1972 DeVito. Kalmar, Sweden John Pean, - Director4— Dennis McCafferty Occupational Information— Fred Culy, John Pierson General Sec'y, Rotary International 11—Robert Nagle, Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois . I.fii—Jack Gift-. Bill Bobier. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade A Professional Relations 25— Reo Goodwin RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. ' ★ ★ ★ ¥ ★ February —. If/o 1— Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler 15—John Milnes 22-—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton April — 1972 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard While May — 1972 2—Richard Biringer 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornsteln June — 1972 6:—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes T7—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 4—HOLIDAY 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is'our program schedule for-the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with -another member,' advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address S Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME I 7f I ROTARY ROSTER —• JVL| JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 273-6033 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield —- Wilma J 278-5790 Mark S. Andrews. 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth “ 278-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons-’•Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia ...... 278-6183 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ......... 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice . 278-2912 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ., 278-5386 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Seton Boves, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Cidra ...J 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ........ 278-6951 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois.-.. =..-_?.c-.-.=;.=.... 270-5828 —t. -Ken--Leqxenworth, Rv R. 3 ~ Emily .....t.. . -238-2697 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Barbara ............ 278.-6234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret ....... 767-45Q8 Sherwood ■'Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce; 41 Sonet Lane — Helen ....... ....... .. 278-4812 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ....... 279-9471 James- Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna .................. 278-20C7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. —s Betty. 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane ............... 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont. St. j— Carol 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo. 278-8609 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ...... ............... 239-2436 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol . .. 278-67.70 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 Annetta ..... .... 238-2632 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ..... 278-4248 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ......... 278;4198 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma.. .... 278-2968 Russell F. Moore, T5 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys .... 278-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetr St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake; R. R. 6 — Doris ... 278-5318 Robert' Nag(e, '36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ..... .... 279-9492 William Fuerstenou, R. R. 4 -— Pat .... ... 278-4402 ’ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine . ..... 278-5512 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr,; Quincy .— Pat .... 639-4433 Torn Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet . 279-9349 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ... 279-966? Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ... - 278-2418 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lahore 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. PR. 3, Quincy:..:. 278-2176 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Axner Ol^on, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4. — Janet. _____ 278-8360 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ...... . 278.-2979 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn...’278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. *— Lorraine ........ ..... 278-8743 Santford Jolley, 185 N. CJqy—Joyce ................1 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Ernest Luse R. H Coldrater, filchi^an Meeting Tame? TUESDAY, 12: WKM.' ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always Welc^fre NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Jahn S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian ..... 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ....... 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ........ 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shomo, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ....... 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 —- Ruth __________ 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 . Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr,—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 —- Minnie 278-5818 Warner VanAkeh, R. R. 6 — Gladys ............. 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ....... 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Seatrice 278-4159 Richard while, 46 N. Circle Dr.'— Delores .... .. 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ............. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R, R. 2—Celia ........„............... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St . ....... ... 278-5033 Leslie -W.oodward,. 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond.... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St, — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. .Yingling, 21 .Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ......... ...... 27?-673G —■ �“ffe Profits Most Who Serves Hest^} The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U, S. A. May 17, 1972 Congratulations to Gordon Schlubatlsl On Tuesday President Dick exchanged badges wlth-Gordon Schlubatls as he was given the status of Senior Active In the Coldwater Rotary Club. Coldwater Rotary’s Newest Member Olin Dally had the pleasure of Introducing our newest member Rich Holben to the club on Tuesday. Rich who Is associated with Olin at the Dally Tire Co. Ilves at 92 Hull Street with his wife Patsy and his chiIdren Chris and Julie. Rich It Is a pleasure to have you as a part of our club. We hope that you will find It a meaningful experience. Absent Members May 16th Chuck Bacon, Carol Barnes, Seton Bovee, Chuck Bristol, Tom Collins, Ed Davey, Duke Davidson, Max Helneman, Vince Kornsteln, Ken Leavenworth, Dennis McCafferty, Tom Normandin, Mel Rice, Noel Shedd, Howard Teeter, Paul Thompson, and Fred Weeks. Program? The program time was given over to the Director of our show this year, John Dean. John has been doing a terrific job as Director — let’s give him all the support we can by being at every rehearsal at the Tibbets beginning Sunday of next week. Also get those words learned this week fellows’. Remember that you are all Invited to the Afterglow which will be held at the Elks after Saturday evening’s performance, Rotarian Guests May 16th Bert Ward from Bronson, Hugh Sutton from, Bronson, Ray Smith from Bronson and Ray Edwards from Hazlett —Okemos. Tlbbetls Summer Theater Remember to see Bill Fuller for your tickets for the Tlbbet’s Summer Theater. Season tickets - $17.00 a piece If purchased on a group basis from the Rotary Club. Let’s make a good showing again this year.In support of the summer theater. Thought for Today It Is one of the most common and generally accepted superstitions to attribute some outstanding quality to every man — to say of him that he Is kind, wicked, wise, foolish, energetic or dull. Now this Is wrong. We may say of a man that he Is more frequently kind than cruel, wise than foolish, energetic than lethargic, or vice versa; but It could never be true to say of one man that.he is kind and wise, and of another that he Is wicked and foolish. Yet this Is our method of classifying mankind, and a very false method it Is. Every man bears within himself the germs of every human quality, displaying all In turn; and a man can often seem unlike himself — yet he still remains the same man. Leo Tolstoy It wouls seem that If men In this nation could pay attention to these words of Leo Tolstoy that the tragic events of this past week would not have to be repeated time and time again In this nation. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON -- Congregational Church —- Wednesday, 12:15 M. * I ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturge. Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. burr oak .— Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE -- Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — PlaHners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church —— Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �IOTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE 1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY' SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS SANTFORD1 JOLLEY - Directar BILL FUERSTENAU •— Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, August — 1971 ★ Community Safety — 3— Charles Goishorl Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. WICERS gv ELECTION — 1971.1970 ICHARD MOORE Presidon! OHN KLEIN Vice-President RED ANDERSON Secretary SEMENS KROMER Treasurer 'AUL THOMPSON Asst, Sccy-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1^73: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol, 1974; Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS, GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ board of directors meetings Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12=08 o'clock noon SPECIAL—Al the call of the President Kon Worden, Jim Endicott, 1‘10—Janies Endicott Classifications — Dob Nagle, Dennis McCafferty. 17—Ed DeVito Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey, 24 —John Dygort Crippled ’ Children — — dub Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Jack' Gift, Harold Croal. 31 —Ed Davey Ray Muldiaiioy. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Scholarships, Awards, and September — 1971 Student Loans—• Dygert, Leslie Olney. 7—William Bobior '■ Lesldii Luoe, Charles ’ Bacon. Magazine — Ray' Mulchaney. 14—Axnor Olson Student Guests — Membership — John Dean, 21—-Fred Culy Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Norm ■ Olmsted, 20— James Koss ■ Carroll Barnes, ‘ Reo Goodwin. Membership Development — John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Youth— October — 1971 . Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Normandlh. 5—Leslie Olney Program — John Klein. 12—Dalton Davis Public Relations — Norm 1 9—District Governor Moore, Fred Tarlaglia. ■ " 26—Toth Normandin Rotary Information — Dick INTERNATIONAL SERVICE . Biringer, Ernest Lose, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director November — 1971 Davey. 2—Fred Tarlaglia International Youth Projects Sergennt-at-Arms — Jim Koss 9—John Pierson Charles Woodward, Bob Ken Worden, Bill Timm. 1 6—Harold Goodholm Loose. 23—Howard Teeter ★ ¥ VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee .Rotations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way Tost—. President Rotary International Mark Andrews, Edward ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ DeVito. Kalmar, Sweden Occupational InformationGeneral Sec'y, Rotary International Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston^ 'Illinois Bill Bobier. Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International Trade S Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard RONALD WEGER -.Lansing, Michigan I Laney. ★ Rotary Foundation— Harold' Goodholm. CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show •April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean,- - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 1—Richard Hauska H—Al Tyler 15—John Milnes 22'—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney '20—Hal Sexton April — 1972 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Nuer . 25—Richard While May — 1972 2— Richard Biringor 9—Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore . 30—Vincent Kornsteln June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21— Robert Man 28—Harold Creal January February —. y 95,^ 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins 1972 July 4—Dennis McCafferty 11—Robert'Nagle • 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member,.'advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such:as Ladies’..Night will' be appointed by the Club President..John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278.-S1.83. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. I NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address. S Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-5790 Fred Anderson, 46 -Maple Lane—:Kathryn 278-6033 I John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Mark S, Andrews, , 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth, ........... 276-5358 I Robert B; Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ...... ... .... 278-8840 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821. ! John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl ‘Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Hs -Vincent Kdmstien, 290 Grand St.'—-Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .... 278-2912 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280. Grand St.—Margaret .....__ 278-5386 'Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Seton Bovea, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara .._........ 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea ......... 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 238-2697 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois ___ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 • Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsho —-Margaret 767-4508 Sherwood ‘‘Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4316 Lester. Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen ..........278-4812 Harold Creal', 505 W. Chicago,■ Bronson—Lillian.-.-.. 369-6735 Ernest; W; Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth . .... 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81. W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .......... 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20C7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty. ........... 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Olin Dally, 61 Maple iane — jane '... .....278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Ffcmont St. r—'Carltl 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.'—Ellen Jo 278-860? Milford A..McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen ..: 2/8-2947 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rdsema'ry 238.-2694 Harold McKriight, R. R. 3—Carpi .. 238-2436 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 • John Milnes, 19" Waterman Ave., — Fae* 278-8518 Edward DeVito, IB E. Alden‘St. — Carol.-L-.-.J 278-6770 Normand ’Moore, R. R. 3 —, Anne.tta 238-2632 John Dygert, 563. E. Fenn Rd. — Macy : 278-4248 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 James Endicott; 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma ....... 278-2968 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Albert Faller, 95 N. Handiett StJ—Charlotte . 278-5475 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris..278-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W: Pierce St.—Susan .. 279-9492 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 '— Pat.. 278-4402 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Charles Geishert,' 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Fat 639-4433 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet ........... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted’ 28’ Edison Ct.—Nancy — 278-2418 Jock Gift; 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harald Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Leslie, Olney, R. R. .3, Quincy 278-2176 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth .... ......... 279-9266 Axner Olson; 340 Grand St.—Refha 279-9360 Richard Hrusko, R."R. 4 — Janet._.-.._ .........'......278-8360 ‘Roy’C. Patterson, 36 N, Circle Dr.—Grace .......... 278-2979 Larry Iveson, R, R. 7 — Jacquelyn...278-6704 3. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson.—r Jessie 279-984? PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Times TUESDAY,, 12: W ELK’S TEMPLE A. Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcofK Efneg't Luse Coldwater, Miohi^an 49P34 NAME Address- ■& Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall $t._ — Mora .. 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903'Kirby Rd,-Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ......_ 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley- Dr. — Louise ...... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. ,2 — Ruth 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St----- Marian ....... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 157.3 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 •Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie.. .............. 278-5818 Warner VonAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys .......... 278-4243 X. William Weav.er, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene .-. 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores ...., 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6. — LaMoine ........ 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ..........._............. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie -Woodward,' 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond ... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling,' 21 Scott—-Natalie' .. ..! 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �‘We Profits Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in: the U. S. A. May 24, 1972 Absent Members on May 23rd Dick Blringer, Charles Bristol, Tom Collins, Hal Creal, Dick Hruska, Ken Leavenworth, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Tom Normandln, Ken Putnam, Noel Shedd, Fred Weeks, Chuck Woodward, Bob Ying I Ing. Congratulations to Howard Teeter President Dick exchanged badges with Howard Teeter. Howard has now achieved the classification as Senior Active In Coldwater Rotary. Rotarian Guests - May 23rd Bob LeGaliey, Bronson; Al Wller, Bronson; Bob Beauchamp, Bronson; Ray Smith, Bronson; Phil Williams, Hillsdale. Rotary Group Study Exchange Team We’ve received brochures Introducing the fellows chosen from the District 3636 Area who are visiting Rotary District 153 in West Germany in May and June of this year. Our own nominee David J. Sluyter, Director of the Mental Retardation Program at the Coldwater State Home, of course Is one of the group. The others In the group are Paul R. Kuntzman, 28 years old Congregational Minister from Benton Harbor; Kenneth E. Lundquist an Industrial Engineer from Kalamazoo, Michigan, nominated by the Allegan Rotary Club; Robert’F. Nide, Juvenile Probation Officer from PlalnwalI, Mich, also sponsored by the Allegan Rotary Club and Edward D. Pugh, Resort Manager, from South Haven, sponsored by the South Haven Rotary Club. The District Governors representative and group leader for the study-exchange Is Raymond L. Janes, active In the Kalamazoo Rotary Club since 1963; he Is now Pres, of that Club. Since 1963 Ray has been Professor and head of the Department of Paper Science and Engineering at Western Michigan University. It looks like an impressive group of young men representing our District In Germany and of this we can be proud that we have had a part Injt. Afterglow Remember the Afterglow following Saturday night’s performance of the Rotary Show. Sorry, no room for guests this year. From the Governors letter on Membership There has been an actual loss of 901 members from the Rotary Clubs of the U.S.C.B. since July 1971 and with 27 new clubs In this area during that period of time, it Is conceivable that the figure of actual loss Is somewhere between fifteen hundred and two thousand. If Rotary is to remain active and vital and alive, It has to be relevant to Its ’ R?+ary mus^ accept the contemporary challenges, seek new objectives, and C| exc^n9 relevant projects.. The challenges that we face as Rotarians ay ncIudes.narcotics, war-weary citizens, disenchanted patriots, teen-age pregancles, poverty, racial unrest and a host of other social situations which we’ve nor faced In the past. Getting young men Into Rotary, offer them projects and naHenges that they feel will be relevant to their own Ilves and times, rather .na? a repeat of the things that Rotary International and each Rotary Club has done nj the past. ' Edward F. Cadman, M.D. Rotary International Membership .' Development You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUtNCY NSON Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. . Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR OAK —. Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ILLSDALE Episcopal Parish House ■— Wednesday, 12:15 M. ONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 1 BE A 100% MEMBER . ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12-15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BILL COMMUNITY ROTARY PROGRAMS FUERSTENAU —- Director SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, Community Safety— • 3—Charles Gnlshorf ★ OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. S»cy-Tr*a*. ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin —- Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Mon, John Dygert, Leslie Olney. Magazine ~~ Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. KaI1 Worden, Jim Endicott, March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 20—Hal Sexton September — 19.71 Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. 7—William Boblor 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss Studant Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. ★ DISTRICT <S36 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec’y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER -'Lansing, Michigan Employe): - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks/ Clyde Williams. Four-Way Test— Mark Andrews, CLUB ‘ , DeVito. ■' Occupational' lnformalion-—< Bob "Yingling, Lester. Luce, HISTORIAN-’ Rotary Show April 13, 14,; .15,.‘1 972. John Decyl, ■ Director ’Fred Culy', John Pierson Bill Bobier. Trade fi Professional Relations Al Tyler,. Olin Dally, Bernard' Laney. ; '7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal Ernest Luse Edward 1-“Richard Hauska 8—Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22—Ernest Luse 29—Robert Kerr 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and DIRECTORS — 1972; Reber} Rumsey, Membership Development — Youth— John Klein, William Fuerstenau October — 1971 John Pierson, Fred Culy, lorn Dalton Davis, John Milnes. 19/3: Richard Moore, Charles 5—Leslie Olney Normandin. Bristol. Program — John Klyin. . 12-rDallon.JJqvLs 1974; Paul Thompson, Saritford K'k’. Public Relations — No(m 19—District Governor Jolley, James Lyon Mobre, Fred Tartacpia. . i 26—Tdm‘;N6rrfi'ahdin . INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary-' Information — ' Dick Birlnger, Ernest' tusej ; Ed CHARLES.' BRISTOL — Director November'.— 1471' 1 MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ■ 2—-Fried Tart’aglia ■ ’ , .Davey, j . i < International Youth' Pro|ocH' ., ,9—John' Pi.qrson . . Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim'Loss ... .Charles Woodward,- Bob BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1 6—Harold Goodholm Ken Worden, Bill Timm.1 loose.; , ", ' 23—|Howai*d Teeter Regular — 1st Thursday of each month a.i 12:00 o* clock noon' • • 30—Lester j.uce • r. ' Rotary. Foundation—- f VOCATIONAL 'SERVICE • SPECIAL—the tail of’tha President Harold Goodholm..,. . December —• 1971 PAUL THOMPSON - — Director ★ February *— 1973 January •, —— ■' 1972 ’4—Dennis McCafferty11— Robert Nagle, 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin April — 1972 • 4—Loster Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam • 1'8“ Fred',’ Near ■2,5—-Richard ,White ■May — 1972 , ■ ■ ' 2,—RichaTd Biringer , 9—Woody Craig . “ ] 6—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore ' 30—Vincent Kornstein Juno — 1972• .’ 6—,Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey -Collins July— 1972 , , 4—HOLIDAY 11—iCharles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling . The above is our program, schedule for the Rotary Year 1!?71,-19Z2: If. you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special' programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed: by .the Club'Pre'si>nt; Jghn Kfein Program Chairman -.Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone. No. NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — WilmaJ 278-5790 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ...... 278-6033 Robert, 8r Kqrr, ,8-Parsons Ct.-^-Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Gt.—Ruth r..;. 27B-5358John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. i-A Patricia ....... 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 'Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ' 278-6821 •H.' Vincent Kornstidrr, -290'Grond'St;—Dorothy ...I.. 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 lames Koss, 7,d Douglas'Av.e;tl—Jahipe ... 278.-29.1,2 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 Clemenj. Kromer, .25031. Idlewild. Bch.' — J'^yce .... 238-2884 William Bobier, 280 Grand St;—Margaret, .... ...... 278-5386 278-6951 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.— Clara — .....r-.’.-.' 278-5891 ■' Bernard Laney! 372' Marshall1. St.—Rhea 238-2697 Charles Bristol, R. ,R. 5',-—■ •b?is...4——27.8-5.828 1 ;,'E. Ken Leavenworth,’ R.-.R. .3 J—: Emily ...r Robert Loose, .R.. R.. 2, Tekonsha ,t- Margaret 767-4508 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann .Dr.—Barbara —, 278-5234' 'Tester'Luce'; 4T Sonet Lane — Helen ............... 278-4812 Sherwood "Woody"-Craig, :34 Edison 'Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4---- Ruth — -4r--*-y- 2/8-2261 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian...! 369-6735 •James Lyon, 335’’Grand-St; .-^r- Deanna..:....-^ ........... 278r20J!7 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorpthy —-. 279'9471Fr. 'RoberJ Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.-.-\ E^n°...... - 278-2811 Edward Davey, 48‘Douglas Ave? -— Betty 2'78-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jcinfe’.Ju.' L......1 .‘278-6635 ’ ’Dennis. Wctafferty; 'iff N. Frerkoni St." —Carol • .... 278-8207 Mi'lfordfA; 'McKeith; 75 N. Hudson'St.—Helen : 278-2947 Duane E. Davidson,. 15, Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo........ 278-8609Harold .Mcknight, R. R. 3 — Carol .......... ---. ... .238-2436 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 Fae 278-8518 John T. Dean, 59 iRidgemobr "Rd.—Joarine.’278-5909 j JbhA Milne?, 9' Waldrman'Ave.; No^ndnd ^Moore,’;R<. R. 3 J-4. Annetta 238-2632j Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St..—= Carol.... 278-6770 278-4.1.98. John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary I..,...’— 278-4243. 1 Richard :.D. Moore,,..42, Carlyle Aye.—Elaine James Endicott, 72 Cheryl'Ann Dr. — Thelma....". 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ....J.;278-'5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, f?. R, 6.— Doris - 278-5318 William Fuerstenau1, R. ' R. 4 — Pat '278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 William's Dr.,1 Quincy — Pct .... <539-54-433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20-Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 Sr Jcfferson-i-Ruth ....... 1279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet... ............. 278-6360 Larry Ivesori, R. R. 7 —^Jacquelyn, ...........^....... 27^-6704, Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce ....278-5049 \-Russcll F. Moore, ’ 15'Cornwall Ct,—Gladys --------- 278-6278 Rpymonrl Mylhhahey,fl75 E; Pearl ^-L Lila1 ............ 278-507& '‘Rpbert Nagle, 36. pV, Pierce St—Susan 27.9-949g.'’Fred Neer,‘203 W. "Chicago St:'— Ernestine . .. .. 278-5512 Tom: No/maridin,'85 'Fairfield DY. —'Janet. ..'. .....'-’279-93'49 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ....... - 278-2418 -Leslie Olney,' R-.—R. 3,. Quincy 278-2176 .Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .... ........ ... 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 .0, K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine —- 278-8743 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 ELK’S TEMPLE F isiting Rotarians Always 279-9849. Hr. Braest Luss R . ft. f4 Caldvater, Michigan 49036 . NAME Address fl Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel. Rice, 1903 . Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian. 782-6594 Robert E. Romsby, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. SchlObatis,; RFD 3—Harrietta ..—278-2272 .. Harion Sexton, 38,. Bishop Aye. — Wanda —------ 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74' Maple Lane—Virginia ------ 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno; 1'4 Hawley Dr..— Louise ------- 278-5842 Torg Skobo, 155 Narrows Rd., R.. R.; 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ---------------------------- 278-6529 Howard’ M. Teeter, .156 Church.St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul -W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 • William L.1 ‘Timm, -59 N.' Hudson St. — Patricia ... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, .1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Nornion, Tyler, R. ..R. 6 —^.Minnie..-.. —...... 278-5818 Warner'VahAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys .........—..278-4243 LJWilliam VVeayet, 12 Parsons CtJ-Zharlene . ...... 278-6904 Fred H. .Weeks, R. ,R, 7'— Beatrice,.-. —- 276-4159 Richard white, 46'N. Circle Drj -— Delores . -278-6736 Clyde'.William?-, 102' Carlyle Ave’. — Wi'lmd-...--. 278.-8238 1 Warren Williams, R. R. “6 LgMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wtee, R. R. 2—Celia ...L......—J._" 278-4424 Charles yioodwbid, "'l.63 .Marshall .St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John. Walker,, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 �“He Profits Most IPho Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in, the U. S. A. June I, 1972 Vince Kornstlen Introduced Tuesday’s very Interesting and timely program consist­ ing of three members of the Citizen’s Task Force, Richard Uhl, Dr. Gary Howe, and Rotarian John Milnes. They noted that we will be asked to renew 10 mills and approve an additional 2.25 mills for Coldwater Schools on June 12th, The Task Force feels that 11,125 of the 12.25 should be a continuation budget due to Inflation, free textbooks and supplies and State aid funds withheld. This would leave 1.125 mills which the Task Force feels should be earmarked for improved programs such as replacement of equipment, new textbooks, library books, repairs to buildings, physical education, and counseling programs for elementary schools. Several significant points were brought up In the discussion: The task Force feels they have an "understanding” that the 1.125 ml I Is wl11 not be used for advanced salaries; the actual Increase In cost to the taxpayer will be less than might be anticipated because of some debt retirement; and the requested millage to be voted on is 12.25 mills not 22.25 mills as some individuals have thought. Special Guests Herr Minor and son from Soultau were special guests Tuesday. excellent opportunity to brush up (show off) our Deutsch. Rotarian This provided an Guests Ned Legg, Lansing; Ch. Dryer, Hamilton, Ohio;*Don Harris, Battle Creek; Burt Ward, Bob Boucher and Clarence Snyder, Bronson. Special Award Keath Pearce was awarded a plaque for his work at the annual shows. Takin’ A "Sentimental Journey” Lame Duck Director John says ’’Thanks" to al I of you for f ive months of effort on behalf of Rotary and the show. Having received a fine award from the board, he would hand out some — ’’Intestinal Fortitude Award” to Dick Moore, for turning over the OARS to a new Director. "Rookie of the Year" sharing honors Tom Normandin, Dick White, Bill Lymburner, ^and last but certainly not least, Norm. Youtsey. "Best of the Corn Award” to our jokesters, with special mention to the guy who laughs loudest - Jim Koss. Star Gatherer Award" to Norm Moore for his great selection of end men and specialty numbers. rea Hammer Award" to Jolley and his band of Big Bang Rangers at the The Bitter (???) End Award” to Duke, who even had to do it "one more time" on show night. The "Man, can you guys sing award” to one (I was being careful, Duke) of the greatest and most patient chorus groups in the history of Rotary Shows. Incidentally, Jn the Navy we called It the "Head" signed, Still a John Absent Members Fred Weeks, Noel Shedd, Carrol I Barnes, Bill Bobler, Chuck Bristol, Ray Fox Bill Fuerstenau, Jact Gift, Bernard Laney, Ken Leavenworth, Bob Naqle Norm* Olmstead, Ken Putnam, Mel Rice * You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STUBGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BURU OAK BATTLE CREEK — Harf Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plettners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE NOTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS JOLLEY - Director BILL FUFRSTENAU — Director •I Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD August — 1971 Attendance —• Woody Craig, 3— diaries Geishert Community Safety — ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert 10— -James Endicott OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 197b 1072 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN FRED ANDERSON CLEMENS KROMER PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS 1971: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fvarstencu 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL—At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BRE1THOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerslonau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygcrf, Leslie Olney. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Membership —, John Dean, Duke Davidson, Losler Wise. Membership Development — John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest Lose, Ed Davey, S<srgeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. Student Loans— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests—•• Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barhcs, Reo Goodwin. Youth— , • Dalton Davis, John -Milnes. ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — 1 Director International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. ¥ ‘ Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dentils McCafferty. Crippled Children—■ Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way- TestMark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational Information— , Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, • Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally; Bernard Laney. . . Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm.; CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Lose Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 17— Ed DuVHo 24— John Dygcrt 31—Ed Davey 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 2i—Bernard Laney 2'3—Hal Sexton 7—William Boblor 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1—Richard Hauska 0—Al Tyler 15—John Milnes 22—'Ernest Lose 29—'Robort Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 October — February — 1972 1971 2—Richard Blringer 9—Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30—Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins January — 1972 July — 1972 4—Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 18— Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 1 i—Charles Bacon ‘ 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 19X1-1972. If you1 wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such ds Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President.* John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann- ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 •‘Address 8 Rotary Ann Phone No. Phone No.' II NAME I John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma *J... 278-5790 278-6033 Fred Anderson, 46 Mapie . Lane—Kathryn Robert B. Kerr; 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-535,8 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia -- 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor lid.—Marjorie -. 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ....... 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.- — Margaret 278-8006 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-2912 Richard Bi’ringer, • 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jear\ ....*. : 278-8086 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ........... 278-5386 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall- St.—Rhea ....—....... 278-.6951. Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ---------- '..., 278-5891 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — 'Emily — 238-2697 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lots..278-5828 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret ----- 767-4508 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen 278-4812 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian... 369-6735 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy —. 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20C7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty. . 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna . 278-2811 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane .'J... 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Ejempnt St. :— Carol 278-8207 Duane E. Doyjdson, 15 Scotr Ave^—Ellen . Jb:....... 278-8609. ,j Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St>—Helen ...*... 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Dalton Davis; -231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae 278-8518 John T. Dean, 59 Ridcjemoor Rd.——Jopnne_ 278:5909 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta ... ...... . . 238-2632 Edward DeVito,-, 18 E.-Alden St. ;— Carol:....': 278-6770 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ........ 273-4198 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ...... 278-4248 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Raymond Mulchaheyii-75 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Albert Faller, 9$- N. Hanchett: St:—Chbrlatte ’278-5475 Robert. ‘Nagle,; 36 W. .Pierce Si.—Susan ............. 279-9492* Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 ,— Doris 278-5318 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago Sn — Ernestine 278-5512 William Fuersleriou, R. R. 4— Pat.....— 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 'Grand—Sharon :.... 279-9668 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy . 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ....... 278-6517 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth _____ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R.' ft- 4 — Janet— .... 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn g 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ..... 278-87-43 Richard Phelps/ 141 N. Hudson —Jessie.— 279-9849 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce '... ........... 278-5049 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 276-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian.. ..... 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta .. 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ---------- 278-4907 W. Noel. Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ------- 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R.* 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ...—-------- ....—.—— 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.---- Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—-Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W- Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys .............. 276-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ... 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams,'-,R. *R1 6’—-* LaMoine .......... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .......... —. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond .. 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 278-6730 See.34.66„R. L.4JL ***• Ernest tuse PUBLISHED BY Coldwater, Michigan ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ELK’S TEMPLE Jk Visiting Rotarians Always IFelc^me 49056 �‘We Profits Most Who Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR June 8, 1972 Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Phe Singingest Club in the U. S. A. -Thank Yeu- /\ very flattering thank you note was read Tuesday from the Sweet Adelines for having an ’’opportunity” to participate In the Show. Maybe we can let them know we appreciate the feminine pulchratude also. The Balladlers sent their thanks for the opportunity to make a few coins at the refreshment concession during the Show, Esther Bent sent thanks for the plant. She is now at the home of her daughter Mrs. Davis at Coldwater Lake and can have visitors. Second Place Our attendance for the month of April was 88.97$ this size club. That put us In second place for Golf Day Golf Day will be August 7 at Albion. lunch, golf and dinner. The cost will be $l8/person which Includes Tibbits Season Tickets They can be turned in for reserved Bill Fuller still has tickets available. seats June 22, 23 and 24. Guests Rotarian guests Tuesday were Bill SI isher/ Netson Weber and Clarence Snyder of Bronson and Jim Jaeger from Hillsdale. Bob Kerr introduced his guest John Van Aken and John Dygert Introduced Ralph La Gro. Library Director Shares Concerns Dick Phelps introduced Phyllis Rosenberg, Director of the Coldwater Library. Mrs. Rosenberg described some of the services that have been developed recently at the Library. There is a plan to join the Wil larch-Library System which would make available a number of new collections such as a greater number of periodicals, 16 mm film collection, drug abuse collection and Spanish speaking collection. The library can make telephone requests for materials to Western which is faster and can immediately clarify many questions which may arise. The Coldwater Library has started several new collections such as exology and consumerism. The Library may be in danger of losing some funds under joint Resolution KK. This would mean that penal fines would no longer go for library support. This would be offset somewhat by House Bill 4920 and Senate Bill 1346 which would provide some State aid to libraries which are members of larger systems. There would, however, be a net loss of funding if the two proposals were enacted. Mrs. Rosenberg described the unusual and dedicated work of Miss Holbrook who Is developing a cross-index of the valuable historical materials Including Coldwater newspapers which the library Is fortunate enough to possess. This is an exhaustive work and will encompass several volumes. Mrs. Rosenberg closed with a quote which was discovered In this work from Abram J. Aldrich, "A reading people will become a thinking people, and a thinking people will soon become a great people.” Absent Members Mark Andrews, Dick Birlnger, Hal Creal, Ed DeVito, Albert Faller, Ray Fox, Clem Kromer, Fred Neer, Tom Normandln, Mel Rice, Con Swart, Carl Shurtz, Bill Timm, Fred Weeks, and Les Wise. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. EJUnn OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BE A 100% MEMBER tr ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M STURGIS - Sturge. Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. « | BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish Hou.o •— Wedne.day, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattnen Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methedl.t Church — Tua .day, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS BILL FUERSTENAU • — Director JOLLEY - Director Coldwater, Mich. SANTFORD August — 1971 Attendance — Woody Craig, 3— ‘Charles Gelshort ★ Bab Kerr, Charles Gelshcrt. Community Safety—Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Classifications — Bob Nagle, Dennis McCafferty. Torn Collins, Bob Rumsoy. Crippled Children— Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Harold Crodl. Ray Mulchaney. Scholarships, Awards, and Fellowship —- Bob Man, John Student Loans—" Dygert Leslie Olney. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine —- Ray Mulchaney. Student Guests-— Membership — John Dean, Norm Olmsted, DIRECTORS —- 1972: Robest Rumsey, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. John Klein, William Fuerstenau Membership Development — Youth— 1973: Richard Moore, Charles John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Bristol, Normandin. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Jolley, James Lyon Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director Davey. International Youth Projects Sorgeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Charles Woodward,-. Bob Ken Worden, Bill Timm'.' Regular j,t Thursday of each Loose. month al 12:00 o'clock noon Rotary Foundation— SPECIAL—-At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm. PAUL THOMPSON — Director * Employer - Employee Relations CLUB HISTORIAN Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT §36 Ernest Luse Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass t. Secy-Treat. ★ ★ ¥ Pretidenl Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary international GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary international RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Four-Way Tost— Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational Intarmation— Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional' Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey February — 1972 1— Richard Hautka 8— Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Lose 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexion Soptombor — 1971 7—William Bobier 14—Axncr Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 19—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson I 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 1 6—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 ’7—'Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal January 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins ■ 1972 July 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 1972 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling Th© above is our program schedule tar the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Club President.': John Klein Program’'Chairman - Telephone 278-61'83. NAME Phone No. 1 Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ......___ 27.8-6033 | Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ........... 2Z8-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ....... 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon .......... 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grund St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Grcle Dr. — Clara .. 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R R. 5, — Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr Barbara .... 278-5234 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harald Creal, 505 W. Chicago; Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ..._ 279-9471 Edward Davey; 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty. 278-6093 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane — Jane _____ 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dolton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ___ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ....... 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris ....... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ............... 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S'. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Cloy—Joyce ........... 278-5049 NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1.971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. • John S. Pierson, 340 'Marshall St; — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11. E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian ....... 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ............... 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda __ 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ....... 278-6341 -Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr..—— Louise ... .... 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth _____________..... 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .._ 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie .....................___ 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys .......... 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ...... 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ............ 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores. .... 278-6736 •Clyde Williams; 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238* Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2-- Celia ..... ........ ......... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .............. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen .. ........ 279-9849 Th® COLDWATER REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time; TUESDAY, 12:10 ELK’S TEMPLE a Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcoK NAME John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J ........ 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martljg-, 273-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Av®. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice .... 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 -E; Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily .... 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen .. 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4---- Ruth ..... 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. —- Deanna..-.-. ...... 278-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle^ Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremonf St. —■"Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae. .............. 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 .Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E, Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet ........... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ........... 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retho . 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 HONORARY MEMBER 278-6730 Sec. 34.66; P. 1. & R. Mr, Ernest Lugo R. R. #4 C«Uwater, Michigan 49036 �MFMBER PROPOSAL / Patrick L®°"d^;e^°s+ate .... obJ^tonT+h 1 ^pro^la I must be filed 074hVClub Secretary 10 days after this date. vkvu, ^.uiawaier, Michigan , The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 15, 1972 Program Program Chairman for the week, Chuck Woodward, Introduced Tuesday’s program. A very enthusiastic Brian Wilbur talked about a topic to which he has dedicated a good deal of his life — sports aviation. He explained that sports aviation Includes a lot of ’’Grass fields one of a kind aircraft; just for enjoyment.” flying. Brian Is presently working on an aircraft which he designed. It will be powered with a VW 1600 engine. With his special design, he hopes It will be able to obtain a speed of 180 m.p.h. He Is also presently rebuilding his Piper J-3 Cub. He showed several slides of this process, and told of some of the frustrations and heartbreaks as well as the obvious satisfaction this work gives him. Brian will graduate from the U, Of M. In December with a degree In aero­ nautical engineering and will be commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the Air Force ready to begin flight training. Guests Summer Is here and we get the pleasure of meeting visiting Rotarians from across the country and world. But what’s that compared with a half dozen Quincy Rotarians who dress for the occasion and provide musical entertainment? Ray Ehl, Dale Brown, Ron Reynolds, Dan Dobson, Harold Shultz and Jim Vozar visited from Quincy; Don Harris, Battle Creek; L.A. Penny, Owenton, Kentucky; Russell Moore, Green Valley, Arizona; Ed Johnson and Frank Harles, Valparaiso and Dick Greathorene from Middletown, Ohio. Clem Kromer had Mike Simeon as his guest. -SCOPE Dick Greathorese, President of Middletown, Ohio Rotary briefly described a project their club was In to. They would be happy to talk with other clubs that might be Interested in £tudents Conference On private Enterprise. Tibbets Season Tickets One hundred season tickets have been sold to Coldwater Rotarians. See if you can sell some to your friends^ Change of Meeting Place On July 18th only, we will meet at Maple lawn Hospital. Our goal is 150. Lunch will remain $2. Absent Members Mark Andrews. Carrol I Barnes, Charles Bristol, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Bill Fuerstenau, L. Goodwin, Vince Kornstein, Ernie Luce, Norm. Moore, Bob Naqle, Fred Neer, Dick Phelps, Mel Rice, Fred Weeks, and Clyde Williams. WouId you Be 11 eve There was a fellow who died. He was a little too bad to get Into Heaven and a little Too good to go to Hell. He finally returned to the Pearly Gates to plead with st. refer, The Saint finally conceded, "Since you’re black, we’ll bus you!" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. -■ # BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ALMON — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 Al. •URR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. STU RO IS — Sturgoa Auditorium —- Monday, 12:00 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — MonWay, 12:15 M. J®^$VILIE —- Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M ANGOLA — Plattnoro Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �H7I - 1972 SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BILL COMMUNITY ROTARY PROGRAMS FUERSTENAU — Director SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, 3— Charles Gel short Community" Safety— Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshcrt. ★ *Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, 10— Jarnos Endicott Classifications — Bob Nagle, Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Crippled Children— Club Bulletin —• Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Ray Mulchaney. Scholarships, Awards, and Fellowship — Bob Man, John Student Loans— Dygcrt, Leslie Olney. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine — Ray Mulchaney. Student Guests— Membership — John Dean, Norm Olmsted, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. DIRECTORS — 19/2: Robert Rumsey, Carroll Barnes, Rao Goodwin. Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau Youth— . John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom J 973: Richard Moore, Charles Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Normandin. Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglia. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director Davey. International Youth Pro|ects Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Charles Woodward, Bob board of directors meetings Ken Worden, Bill Timm, R^sulor —=» 1st Thursday of each Loose. month at 12:00 o'clock noun Rotary Foundation— SPECIAL-—At the call of ths President VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm. PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations CLUB HISTORIAN Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Ernest Luse Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't, Secy-Treas. ★ ★ ★ ¥ ★ President Rotary international ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan Four-Way Test-—■ Mark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 17—Ed DoVlto 24—John Dygort 31 —Ed Davey February — Ifyj 1— ■Richard Hauska B—Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— 'Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Barnard Lanoy 28—Hal Sexton September — 1971 7—William Bobier 14—Axnor Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—Jarnos Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 19—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin May — 1972 November — 1971 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce December — 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 1971 2— Richard Blrlnger 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornsteln June — 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal ■ 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—1 Godfrey Collins January —— 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik .25—Robert Yingling The above Is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278=6103. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn --------- - 278-6033 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J _ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ...------- 278.5358 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia ------- 278-6183 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 H. Vincent Kornstlen, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278.-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. —— Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kramer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ..... ...... 278-5386 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea . 278-6951 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 E, Ken Leavenworth, R. R. -3 — Emily ............... 238-2697 Charles Bristol,. R. R, 5,'— Lois— ..........-.278-6828 Robert Lapse, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr,—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood ’’Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Land — Helen ....... 278-4812 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—llllian.... 369-6735 "Ernest W. Luse; R. R. 4—Ruth ....... ............ ...... 278-2261 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna... ... 278-20L7 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty ..... 278-6093 Fr. Robert Mon, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane — Jane .... 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson,-15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo........ 278-8609 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hodson St.—Helen ------ 278-2947 Harold Mcknight, R. 3—Carol ... 238-2436 Dalton Davis, .231 S, Fremont-Rd. — Rosemary — 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd Joanne ........ 27'8-5909 -John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Foe . 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Edward DeVito; 18 E. Alden St. — Carol : 278,6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary ■... .. 278-4248 Richard D.'Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .... ..... 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct..—Gladys ........... 278-6278 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. —: Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .......' 278-5475 * Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Ray Fox, 1.6 Morrison Lake, R. R, 6 — Doris... 278-5318 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-55.12 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat ............... 278-4402 Charles Gelshert, 4 Williams Dr., Qulricy — .Pat — '639-4433 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 E. Harald Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St,—Lanore 278-6517 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S, Jefferson—Ruth ...... 279-9266 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . . 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet. .......-278-8360 Ray C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 — Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn ............. 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. —..Lorraine ....... 278-8743" Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce .... 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849“ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Mr. Ernest Luse R. #4 CQZdwaijer , MlcUlsaa, 49Q36 PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB o/ Coldwater, Michigan MeethRo Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ^XELK’S TEMPLE gh Visiting Rotarians Always JVelcctte NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora ---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3-—-Harrietta ------------ 278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ....... 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald. V. $horno, 14 Hawley Dr. —. Louise —.... 278-5042 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ....— 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ------------- '.--------- -— 278-6529 Howard M. Teetor, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie .......... ............ 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ................... 278-4243 L. William.Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene ....... 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice ...., ....—....... 278-4159 Richard White,’ 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams; 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMolne .... ........... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .............. 278-4424 Charles Woodward,- 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond.... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 27B-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ....■- 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen ........ ........ 278-6730 �“He Profits. Most Who Serves Best^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. June 23, 1972 PROGRAM Tuesday’s program was introduced by Carroll Barnes. He presented Eileen Toupallk who showed slides of her and Ralph’s recent trip to the Far East. After a ten hour plane trip from Seattle to Tokyo. They were able to meet and spend some time with a former exchange student to Bronson while they were In Tokyo, The Toupallk’s slides were excellent quality with some beautiful, night photography of Eastern cities. The highlight of the pictorial tour was a slide of Ralph posing as Buddha. GUESTS Visiting Rotarians were: John Worth, Quincy; Jim Pellorne, Portage; Russell Moore, Green Valley, Arizona; and John Gerold, Middleton, Wisconsin, who presented a banner from their newly formed club. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews, Charles Bacon, Charles Bristol, Fred Culy, John Dean, Jim Endicott, Burt Faller, Harold Goodholm, Clem Kromer, Dennis Me Cafferty, Fred Neer, Tom Normandln, Roy Patterson, Jim Piersan, Mel Rice, Frank Robertson, Fred Weeks, Lester Wise, and Robert Yingling. HOUSTON CONVENTION The following is taken from the Rotary’International News: The 63rd Annual Convention of Rotary International brought to Houston a record number of Rotarians and their families. There were 14,296 people from 75 countries. The U.S.A, registered 11,904, Canada 367, and Japan 339. The remaining 72 countries averaged from I to 75 representatives. As President Dick pointed out during Tuesday’s program, ’’They take Rotary seriously in the Far East. The number from Japan Is certainly indicative of this. Rotary International President Brel th Holtz of Kalman, Sweden stressed three major points. ”1. 1 have observed a trend in industrialized countries especially In so called "welfare state” countries that the availability of community projects is diminishing In direct relation to the fact that government and other institutions are taking over responsibility for various community needs. Rotarians can provide the personal touch filling needs that no welfare program can meet.+++ 2. World Community Service gives a wonderful opportunity to assist fellow beings in need of help and at the same time creates bonds of friendship with Rotarians in distant countries. 3. Each club must be directly related to every other club, its autonomy respected, Its freedom to exchange ideas with other clubs unfettered. Once the spirit of good will is engendered, peace may ensue, good will begins with you. +++ This writer cannot withhold comment on this issue. It has been demonstrated many times that the most successful service programs are those which are "community based," developed, and enthusiastically supported by individual communities. I feel strongly that basic human needs such as food, shelter, clothing and freedom from serious harm must be met before any other service can be Initiated or be successful. At a minimum level there needs to be assurance of basic uniform standards to provide these needs. Such programs need the support of all organizations and Individuals concerned about their fellow man. Max Heinemann You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church —• Wednesday, 12:15 M. 1 BE A 100% MEMBE2 ALBION — Pariror Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE —• Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS ROTARY CLUB OF SANTFORD BILL FUERSTENmU — Director JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, Community Safety— 3- —Charles Golshert Bob Kerr, Charles Geishcrt. Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, ★ 10—James Endicott OFFICERS B* ELECTION ~ 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS >— 1972: Robert Runisey, John Klein, William Fuerstenau 1973; Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON i Orgdnlst ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS' Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o'clock noon Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship ■—■ Bob Man, John Dygcrt, Leslie Olney. Magazine —— Ray Mulchaney. Membership — John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development •— John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Normandin. Program ■— John Klein. Public Relations —- Norm Moore,. Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — • Dick Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way Test— Mark Andrews, ' Edward General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan DeVito. Occupational InformationBob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bobier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. April — 1972 October —- 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton-Davis . 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin ★ SERVICE CHARLES BRISTOL — Director International (Youth .Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden Youth— Dalian Davis, John Milnes. ■INTERNATIONAL 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—William Bobier 14—Axner Olson 21—Fred Culy 28—James Koss Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson 2—Fred Tartaglia -’9—John Pierson ) 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter' ■30—Lester Luce 1971 2— "-Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bop Loose 23— Norm Moar6 30— Vincent Kornstein June— 1972 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal January 4—Laster Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 December — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse 1— Richard Hauika 8— Al Tyler 15— John Milner, 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 Student Loans ■ Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Loose. SPECIAL-—At the call of the President 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygort 31—Ed Davey Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children— Jack Gift, Harold Creal. Scholarships, Awards, and February — 197?) 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward •20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins - ■ 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Rep Goojwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 18—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. I Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —. 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie. 278-6821 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—dean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Mafgaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois...... —-278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ......... 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody” Craig, 34 Edison. Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy _ ___ : 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ... 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ....... 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn* Rd. — Mary _ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-54?5 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6’— Doris • 278-5318’ William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat. ________ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ; 279-9668 E, Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S.- Jefferson—Ruth ........ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet...™' 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7 *— Jacquelyn.. /. 27&-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -... 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand S*t.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice . 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884, Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily 1.^...^. 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen — . 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .................. 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.4‘-j- Deanna ....1.1... 278-20C7 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Fae... 278-8518 Normand' Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. .Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ----- 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys -278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila ..... 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet ... 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy 278-2176 . Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 273-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine 278-8743 ; Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ■■ ■ PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB of Coldwater, Michigan Lua a R» R. $4 Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc&Pe NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis ... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFC 3—Harrietta ------278-2272 Harlan Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane-—Virginia .r 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. —— Louise — .... 278-5842 Torg Skabq, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ...-----.278-4350 Fred Tartaglia.. R. R. 2 — Ruth .. ....................:....—' 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ............ 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred «H’ Weeks, R. R,. 7 — Beatrice ........... 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma ...278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine ...... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia .......... 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond ... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. — Virginia .... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, -33.- Daughterly—Gretchen ... 278-6730 See; 34,66, P. L & R. 49-036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Bes^j The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The C9LDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Trie Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ________________________________ June 28, 1972 ___________ _____________ _________ NEW.YEAR TO BEGJN FOR COLDWATER ROTARY •his weeRTs meeting marked the end oF Dick Moore’s year as President of Coldwater Rotary. I am sure that we all appreciate very much the fine leadership which Dick has given to our club this year. The coolness, sureness, and friendliness, with which he conducted weekly meetings, and the meetings of the Board of Directors showed that our trust In him had not been misplaced. It was a significant year as the Fiftieth Anniversary year and significant also In keeping the membership of our club Intact. For while many members have left our club, the absent spots have been ably filled by many new members keeping our membership on a good level. Dick certainly has reason to wear that diamond-studded Rotary pin proudly. Dick turned the gavel over to our new President John Klein who will ably lead our Club In its 51st. year. Let’s all give John our encouragement, support, and enthusiastic help throughout the coming year. A brief program was presented by Tom Coll Ins who brought us up to date on the lake Improvement project In the Messenger to Hodunk chain. If the financing can be completed In the next month, It is hoped that work will begin next Spring In dredging the lakes and channels. Thanks to Tom for an Informative program. ROTARIAN GUESTS Alan Davidson, Bronson; Don Harris, Battle Creok; Russell Moore, GreenVal ley-, Arlz.; Harold Schultz, Quincy; Bob Smith, Quincy; Clarence Snyder, Bronson; Bill King, Quincy. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews, Woody Craig, Hal Creal, Ed Davey, Jim Endicott, Harold Goodholm, Max Heinemann, Phil Hlmebaugh, Bob Loose, Norm. Moore, Les Olney, Keith Pearce, Dick Phelps, John Pierson, Hal Sexton, Carl SShurtz, Bill Timm, Fred Weeks. GOVERNOR’S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER The Newsletter this month~shows that for clubs with 51 to 125 membersColdwater was SL,n a^en<^ance f°r Th© month of May.L Our average was 89.48 % and showed us with 88 members as of the last meeting of the month. The District attendance average was 84.23$. That's really a good showing fellows, let's keep the make-ups coming in. r r Allowing are remarks of District Governor Ron Weger: "My "Inretrospect” has let me to select non-Involvement - the problem of the 70’s" as my swan song theme. Kerry and I have been most grateful for the hospitality and gracious friendship shown us on our visitations. It has been a wonderful experience for both of us and we are Indebted to all of you. I would suggest That In the future, clubs attempt to communicate better among them­ selves in fellowship, projects, and community Improvement. This Is particularly true of nearby clubs. r v t +!!e c,v,c m,nded JaVce6s should encouraged to carry to Involvement to have a vla^X^?'b®"3"1 ,s±^mos+ lm’>orfan+ Phase next ^e ^son Cub. He wilt be IMPORTANT OATES Saturday ^Ju^v’eth^Tg??8 °oS™tc+ Assemb,Y a+ 011ve+ College In the Mott Audit. d iL ? : 2:0° A-M- +o 4:00 P-M- ,+ ls Important for all officers and Members of the Board of Directors to attend. Next meeting of the Board of Directors will be July 13th at John Klein’s home, 39 Douglas Avenue. 1 * THOUGHT FOR TODAY The greatest pleasure Is to do a good action by stealth and to have It found out by an accident — Charles Lamb You Will Always Be Welcome MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. 1 r Clubs BE A 100% MEMBER ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 M. . �1971 - 1972 COMMUNITY SERVICE IOTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU" ■— Director Coldwater, Mich. Attendance August — 1971 Woody Craig, Community Safety — 3— Charles Goishort ★ Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshert. Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, OFFICERS BV ELECTION — 1971-1972 UCHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President •RED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't, Secy-Treas. DIRECTORS — 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, .William Fuerstenau 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. ’ 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL- At the call of the President A ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar', Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist.; Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan 10—James Endicott Classifications —• Bob Nagle, 17—Ed DeVito Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. 24— John Dygert Crippled Children — Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Harold Creal. 31 —Ed Davey Ray Mulchaney. ■ <v Scholarships, Awards, and ' Fellowship — Bob Man, John September —• 1971 Student Loans— Dygart, Leslie Olney. 7—William Bobier .Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. . Magaxino Ray Mulchaney, j 4—Axner Olson Membership — John Dean, Student Guests— 21—Fred Culy Norm Olmsted, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. 28—James Koss Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. Membership Development —• YouthJohn Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom October — 1971 Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Normandin. . 5—Leslie Olney , • . 1 c • ■ * t • t Program — John Klein. 12—Dalton Davis Public Relations — Norm 1 9—District Governor Moore, Fred Tartaglia. 26—Tom Normandin INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Information — Dick Biringer, Ernest. Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director November —1971 Davey. 2—Fred Tartaglia International Youth Projects Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss 9—John Pierson Charles Woodward, Bob Ken Worden, Bill Timm. 16—Harold Goodholm Loose. 23—Howard Teeter * 30—Lester Luce Rotary Foundation — VOCATIONAL SERVICE Harold Goodholm. December — 1971 PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations 7—Mark Andrews CLUB HISTORIAN Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, 14—Olin Dally Ernest Luse1 ■*’ 21—Robert Man Clyde Williams. •28—Harold Creal Four-Way Tost— ■, Rotary Show Mark Andrews, Edward April 13, 14, 15, 1972. January -- ■ 1972 DeVito. John Dean,. - Director 4— Dennis. McCafferty Occupational InformationFred' Culy, John Pierson .. 11—Robert Nagle : Bob Yingling, Lester. Luce, ' 18—Jack Gift Bill Bobler. 25— Reo Goodwin Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard' Laney. • February — 1972 1—Richard Hauska 0—Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 7—William Timm 14—Clydo Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Se'xfon April — 1972 4—Lester Wise 1,1.—Kenneth Putnam 1'8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White ★ May — 1972 . 2— Richard 'Blunger 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll .Barnes • 27—Godfrey Collins July — 1972 ' . 4—HOLIDAY 1 T—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies'. Night will be appointed by the Club President. John. Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address £ Rotary Ann NAME . Phon© No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn * 278-^033, Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ....-----.. 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Bames, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.— Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37* Carlyle Ave.—Jean ...... 278-8086. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ........... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara —.....a.. 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, -— Lois----------------- ------ .... 278-5828 Tom Collins/ )8 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ....... — 278-5234 Sherwood.’’Woody” Craig, 34 Edispn Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke’Ave.—Dorothy279-9471. Edward Davey, 48 Douglas .Ave. — Betty. 278-6093* Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane Z... 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary .... 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.——Joanne . 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol...: .• 278-677,0 John Dygert,- 563. E. Fenn Rd. — Mary / 278-4248 James Endicott,’ 7^2. Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma.. 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N.. Hanchett, St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau," R. £.4 — Pat ........ 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389. Grand—Sharon _ ___ ___ 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-—Lanore .., 278-6517 Reo E. ‘Goodwin, 78 S./Jefferson—Ruth L.___ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet ___ 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R, 7 *— Jacquelyn..........’ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 -N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phan© No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J. . .1..- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Marlha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglds Ave. —t Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 rDouglas Ave. —•. Jpnl.ce ... 278-2912Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 Emily .T-r........v.M_23.8^262Z Robert Loose, R: R.. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508, Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen....L..-.. 278-4812 Ernest W; Luse, -R. R. 4—Ruth r.-.. 278-2261J James Lyon, 335 Grand St.^— Deanna..-.—278-201.7/ Fr. ;Robert Mon, 75 N. Circle Dr. t— Edna ......... 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 ^Ailford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .................... 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Foe 278-8518 > Normand Moore, • R. R.‘ 3 — Annetta .1/..^....... 238-2632 Richard D. Modre,. 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 • Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.-^-Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 .Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. —- Ernestine ...— 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet L. 279-934^ Norman C. Olmsted, 28. Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy.,.,,... Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.. Circle Dr.—Grace B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine — Richard Phelps* 141 N. Hudson 4— Jessie 278-2418 . 278-2176 •• 27J-9360 278-2979 278-8743 ......... 279-9849 Address 6 Rotary Ann NAME Gordon R. Schlubdtis, RFD 3—Harrietta Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Avte. — Wanda W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia ------ HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen PUBLISHED BY Meeting Time: TUESDAY, ELK’S TEMPLE A Visiting Rotarians Always IVel^me . BwtMt Luse fit- : / ™ “*“«•" *W»-' . ' ' 278-2272 278-4907 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise. ....... 278-5842 Torg Skabof-|155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.,j—Gertrude 278-4350 Fred Tartdglid^ R. R. *2 — Ruth ...—..1..^;-------------- 278-652^ Howard M. Teeter, 1^56 Church St.—Marian ------- 278-42T Paul W.' Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann^'Dr.—Sara .— 278-660 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9261 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-555^ Norman Tyler, R. • R. 6 "— Minnie .......... 278-581 Warnw- VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys ------ —... 278-4242 L. Winiam Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 —/ Beatrice .............. 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores .... 278-673? Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma 278-823. Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 4 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St ;..... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall ,St. —.Rosapon'd .*..,278-5033 Kenneth.R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. «.— Virginia..... 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ............... 278-6393 The COLDWATER R.otary REFLECTOR ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan Phone No John S. Pierson,- 340 Marshall St; — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel .Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .... 278-500? > 278-6730 �4ft “He Profits Most Who Serves The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATElJ JityAjR^,C W.^oldwate?, Michigan The Siagmge^Club inthe U. S. A. --------- '---------------------------- ———. 1 ■ ' Ill ** II linn a —■!»■!■■■ ■■■ ■ i.an—. ■ I ,i,iu This was President John’s first meeting and It was a very we 11-conducted meet Ing and we had a most Interesting program. Santford Jolley served as program chairman for the day and Introduced five of our newest members who told us a little bit about themselves. First was Norm Youtsey, who was born In Covington, Kentucky, Is a Graduate of Center College In Danville, Kentucky. He served in the Army In the Heavy Weapons Infantry. Has been with the Kroger Egg Processing Plant for eight tnaiL^nre hm'S l??w p,an+ SuP+- Pr,or +0 he worked for Seagrams Distilleries in Indiana. His wife s name Is Donna and he has two boys aged 9 and 7. P?AaZaSndM^h1Tbr+Wh0.,n!r?dUSe? h,mself was Rlch H° I ben who was born In Mt. r’f?aa?+i Michigan but raised In Coldwater. He attended Battle Creek Community served as a an Associate Degree from the Northwood Institute In Midland. He ! management trainee for the Goodyear Co. In Lansing, and then came to twi and onl°h^^ f°r °i'n ?"'y' G°Odyear Tlre and Rubber business. For ?he past to Patsv Feller an^h + 9!!.?!S00la^d wt+h 01 ,n ln +he business. He is married Feller, and has two children, Chris 10 10, and Julie 6. to Patsy to raTsy The third new member to introduce himself was Ed Davey. T‘ Ed was born In Birmingham, Michigan and is a graduate of Miami of Ohio. He served in the Air Force for six ' years retired In 1963 as a Captain. He spent one and one-half years as a Foreman 18 vears’aaoC+°He’isnnn+hAn +° f°r S+andard 011 ln +he area of marketing Northern Indian, 2,°W.Jr?a ManaS?r for Standard Oil for Southern Michigan and Patti ^6 JamT2 ll Ind", t? "ame S ?!++y and +hey have four children, Mike 18, rsTTy io, jamie io, and a three year old. * Stura?ir+Mirh'?n=ember'a+? In+roduco himself was Phil Hlmebaugh who was born in Unli i^ I960 Si hi S 3 ^adua+e °f Bronson Hl9h School and of Michigan State firred to tte'kbSmi pT "9 t°r K,nf5+on Products In Bronson, and was transterred To The Kokomo Plant where he was Supervisor of Sales-Service For-TKa “w FadePal Mogul where he started as Purchasing Agent ajd now Is Personnel Dept. head. IHe is married to Sue Ann Ward and they have five children - Terry 11, Jeff 9, Greg 7, Mikel, and Christy 2. was Max Heinemann who was born in Coldwater iversity of Michigan. He I prior to that he CniiArto +=. uj. x’ ------- '’"v"igan. When he first and they hale thrJ°rh-?d °ne-ha,f Vears Bronson. His wife’s name Is Gloria for ch! dren a9®d 9< 6, and 2. Thanks to Joi I and these five new members members for an Interesting and Informative program. Absent Members Charles Bacon,' 0«™lRa^FoxS'j^°?,l«Veu' C^rreS^rlS+o1 ’ Sherwood Craig, Duke Davidson, John , Kay box. Jack Gift, Harold Goodholm, Clem Kromer, Ken Leavenworth and Lester Luce, i ‘ M„™Sn?L^be;a ?fnnis ^Caffar+y, N°™ Moo™. Bob Nagle, Fred ’ Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmstod Don Shorno, CarrShirtz’.’^bt'YlnnMn^ r2 Pbe.lps- Jobn Person, Mel Rice, Woodward ;• ’ gling,BIII Timm, Fred Weeks, Lester Wise, Charles Rotarian Guests Ivan Jeffery, Bronson, WenMel/ (ja+haway, Bronson, Ken Gunthorpe, Bronson; Dave Winney, Bronson. Members guest Mark Putnam was the guest of his father, Ken Putnam. Th© * thosefatteildllia+hrS h,t.us !iRa a P,a9ue at this week's meeting. At least half d Of early unless It+tand'n9+he meeting left early. Please fellows let's not leave the oroeram rh.i absolutely necessary. It causes a great deal of embarrassment to worth their tl and mUS+ "BkS +h°Se who are 9,v,n9 +he Pro9ram wonder If |" Is international Convention R^tnerdConvent ion’of Rotary International at Houston there were 14 29fi Rotarians and their families and friends from 75 counlrlos. R.| Prp<HdC3n+ n ma^e an aPPea^ for greater service and continued unity i» . nt “reitholtz ■ and for increased ' ^Operation among Rotary Club M le^Yi^!>JiR^ n Slu < B9 u nt r i es . Finally he urged all Rotarlan^^M character of Rotary. QUINCY —- Union Church —- Monday, 12:15 M. BRONSON —- Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. ☆ ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, l2:00 M BATTLE CREEK - Hart Ho,.! Monday, 12:15 M. ' ANGOLA - Planners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P M , JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. umoNarr-MethodH, churc Usl0M �COMMUNITY 1971 - 1972 SERVICE February — 1 gyg COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF! SANTFORD ROTARY PROGRAMS JOLLEY - Director BILL FUERSTENAU — Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance ■— Woody Craig, Community Safety3— Charles Golshort ★ OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 RICHARD MOORE President JOHN KLEIN Vice-President FRED ANDERSON Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer PAUL THOMPSON Ass't. Secy-Tieas. ★ DIRECTORS —. 1972: Robert Rumsey, John Klein, William Fuorstenav 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon Bob Kerr, Charles Gelshert. Classifications — Bob Nagle, Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerstenau, Ray Mulchaney. Fellowship — Bob Man, John Dygert, Leslie Olney, Magazine —• Ray Mulchaney. Membership John Dean, Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Membership Development — John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Dennis McCafferty. Crippled Children—« Jack Gift, Harold Croal. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Leaps— Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Student Guests— Norm Olmsted, Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. September — 1971 Youth— Dalton Davis, John Milnes. October — Normandln. Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Moore, Fred Tartaglia. Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular —- 1st Thursday of each ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNST G. BREITHOLTZ Kalmar, Sweden General Sec'y, Rotary International GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Disf., Rotary International RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, Clyde Williams. Four-Way TestMark Andrews, Edward DeVito. Occupational Information—' Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, Bill Bbbier. Trade & Professional Relations Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Laney. 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton April — 1972 1971 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 18—Fred Neer 25—Richard White 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin SERVICE Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. March — 1972 7—•William Boblcr 14—Axner Olson 21'—Fred Culy 28—James Koss May — 1972 .November — 1971 2— Richard Birlnger 9—Woody Craig 16—Bob Loose 23—Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 16—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce Loose. ¥ month al 12:00 o’clock noon SPECIAL——At the call of the President 10— James Endicott 17—Ed DeVito 24—John Dygert 31—Ed Davey ★ INTERNATIONAL 1— Richard Hauika 0—Al Tyler 1 5—John Milnes 22'—Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr December — 1971 June — 1972 6—Richard Phelps 13—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes 27—Godfrey Collins 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21 —Robert Man 28—Harold Creal CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Rotary Show April 13, 14, 15, 1972. John Dean, - Director Fred Culy, John Pierson January------ 1972 July — 1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11—Robert Nagle 1 8—Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 1 1—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling The above is our program schedule for the- Rotary Year 1971-1972. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address 8 Rotary Ann Phone No. I NAME ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1 971 Address G Rotary Ann Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn -... 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ------ 278-6821 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons .Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.^-—Patricia 278-6183 278-6501 H. Vincent Kornstien, *290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. — Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R.. 3--— ijmlly238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lone — Helen ............ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse', R. R. 4—Ruth -------4-. 278-2261 James, Lyon, 335 Grand St. — Deanna 278-20U7 Fr. Robert Mon, 75 N. Circle Dr, — EdnU 278-281.1 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave., — Foe.— .......... 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 '— Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine..... 278.-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchohey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila '278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine ------ 278-5512 Tom' Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. — Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ....----- 278-2418 Leslie Olney,. R. R. 3, Quincy.... ....... 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct. — Lorraine ... ........ 278-8743 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr, — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .. 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ...... 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr., — Clara ...— ...... 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5, — Lois_,.... 278-5828 ^^Tom Colliris, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy .'. ... 279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.-,—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd. — Rosemary 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Corot l. 278-6770 John Dygert,'563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary L—278-4243 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968. Albert Faller, 95 N, Hanchett' St.-—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lake, R. R. 6 — Doris ....... 278-5318 William Fuerslenou, R. R. 4 — Pat 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy — Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ; 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet 278-8360 Larry iveson, R. R. 7 — Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185 N. Clay—Joyce 278-5049 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie ......... 279-9849 The COLDWATER'’^: '■ Rotary REFLECTORy .r • ' ® . . . Address' & Rotary Ann NAME W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia - 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 155 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, . 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------- 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth ---------------------------- 278-6529 Howard M. Teeter, 156 Church St.-G—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. ’Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia.... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5, 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie..— ................... 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6 — Gladys —.—. — 278-4243 L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 —- Beatrice — 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores. 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma.. 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2—Celia ------------------------ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — Rosamond... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St. —Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen 4 i ■■ ' -X -'f PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB . oj Coldwater, Iviichigan “■*• ** 40036 Coldwater, Michigan , „ j, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12: W ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always A ----- *— gk Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mora 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, H E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd, Jackson — Lillian.-;.... 782-5594 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta ------- ---- — 278-2272 Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave. — Wanda ---------- 278-4907 : : -' — 278-6730 �New Member Proposal i^aul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson Street, Classification: Broadcasting Station Service. Any objections must be filed with the Secretary within 10 davs of this circulation. I 7 July 20, 1972 Program. Frogram Chairman for the week Bob Men hosted the Rotary Club at Maple Lawn Medical Care Facility for lunch and for a tour foiling lunch. The Administrator at Maple Lawn Mr. Barrett talked to us a few moments about the millage election on Aug.8th which Is asking for one and 3/4 mills from the taxpayers of Branch County for a period of one year only to make necessary renovations to the facility to prevent losing Medicare and Medicaid funds. Rotarian Bob Yingling made the point during the discussion that If the millage does not pass and It Is necessary to phase out the Maple Lawn Facility that it will cost as much to phase It out as to make the renovations at this time. Remember to vote on August 8th one way or the other, please to remember to vote. Absent Members bennls McCafferty, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, Richard Phelps, Ken Putnam, Mel Rice, Hal Sexton, Noel Shedd, Don Shorno, Carl Schurtz, Conrad Swart, Richard White, Clyde Williams, Carrol Barnes, William Bobler, Seton Bovee, Ed Davey, John Dean, John Dygert, James Endicott, Ray Fox, William Fuller, Jack Gift, Harold Goodholm, Reo Goodwin, Richard Hruska, Bob Kerr, Vince Kornsteln, Lester Luce. Rotarian Guests Sam’bunson, Fritz Van Aiken, Bob LeGalle, Clarence Snyder-Bronson, Ray SmithBronson, Ed Larson-Bronson. Members Guests Rafe tchenann, Jill Chona, Lewis Bearden, Charles Harris, Mark Heberllng. Important Notice Secretary Bob Rumsey requests that when you are making up meetings at other clubs Please have the Secretary of that club mall the make-up card to him at his home address 120 Cheryl Ann Drive. Bob keeps fils records at home, and this will simplify his record keeping and also will make sure that your make-ups get recorded. Please do not bring In the make-up cards yourself. We express our deepest sympathy to Fellow Rotarian Ray Fox whose wife died at the Community Health Center this past Tuesday after a long Illness. Ro+ary '^'■national are scheduled for Lausanne, Switzerland way 15th - 17th, 1973. Minneapolis St. Paul Minnesota June 9 - 13, 1974, and Montreal, Quebec, Canada - June 8th - 12th, 1975. Thought For Today T^trurTHaFTfe elevator operator has his ups and downs but he Is one of the few EMIetln 6XaC y ere h® ls 9O,n9 " From The 631+16 Creek Ro+ary Club Please remember our new Secretary Is Bob Rumsey and make-up cards should go to him. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 M. MONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 M. BURR QAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M, HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 M. STURGIS - Sturge. Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 M. �1971 - 1972 SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE BILL COMMUNITY ROTARY PROGRAMS FUERSTENAU — Director SANTFORD JOLLEY - Director August — 1971 Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Woody Craig, 3— Charles Geishert Community Safety— Bob Kerr, Charles Geishert. Ken Worden, Jim Endicott, Classifications — Bob Nagle, OFFICERS Bv ELECTION — 1971-1972 Dennis McCafferty. Tom Collins, Bob Rumsey. RICHARD MOORE President Crippled Children— Club Bulletin — Bill Fuerslenau, Jack Gift, Harold Creal. JOHN KLEIN Vice-President Ray Mulchaney. Scholarships, Awards, and FRED ANDERSON Secretary Fellowship — Bob Man, John CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Student Loans— Dygert, Leslie Olney. PAUL THOMPSON Ass’t. Secy-Treas. Lester Luce, Charles Bacon. Magazine —- Ray Mulchaney. Student Guesti— Membership —- John Dean, Norm Olmsted# Duke Davidson, Lester Wise. Carroll Barnes, Reo Goodwin. DIRECTORS —— 1972: Robert Rumsey, Membership Development — John Klein, William Fuerstenau Youth— John Pierson, Fred Culy, Tom 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Dalton Davis, John Milnes. Normandin. Bristol. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Program — John Klein. Public Relations — Norm Jolley, James Lyon Moore, Fred Tartaglla. international service Rotary Information — Dick MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Biringer, Ernest Luse, Ed CHARLES BRISTOL — Director ★ ★ ★ ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month al 12:00 o’clock noon Davey. Sergeant-at-Arms — Jim Koss Ken Worden, Bill Timm. SPECIAL——At the call of the President International Youth Projects Charles Woodward, Bob Loose. ¥ Rotary Foundation— Harold Goodholm. VOCATIONAL SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Hal Sexton, Fred Weeks, DISTRICT 636 Clyde Williams. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Four-Way TestPresident Rotary international Mark- Andrews,- Edward ERNST G. BRE1THOLTZ DeVito. Kalmar, Sweden ■Occupational Information—' General Sec’y, Rotary International • Bob Yingling, Lester Luce, GEORGE R. MEANS - Evanston, Illinois Bill Bobier. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations RONALD WEGER - Lansing, Michigan ■ Al Tyler, Olin Dally, Bernard Lapey., • ★ 10— James Endicott 17— Ed DeVito 24— John Dygert 31 —Ed Davey 7—William Timm 14—Clyde Williams 21—Bernard Laney 28—Hal Sexton 7—Wllllam Bobier 14—Axnor Olson 2]—Fred Culy 28—James Koss April — 1972 October — 1971 5—Leslie Olney 12—Dalton Davis 1 9—District Governor 26—Tom Normandin 2—Fred Tartaglia 9—John Pierson 1 6—Harold Goodholm 23—Howard Teeter 30—Lester Luce January ■■■■ 4—Lester Wise 11—Kenneth Putnam 1 8—Fred Neer 25—Richard White May — 1972 November — 1971 2— Richard Biringer 9— Woody Craig 16— Bob Loose 23— Norm Moore 30— Vincent Kornstein June — 1972 1971 6—Richard Phelps 1 3—Charles Woodward 20—Carroll Barnes ■, 27—Godfrey Collins 7—Mark Andrews 14—Olin Dally 21—Robert Man 28—Harold Creal Rotary Show April '1'3/ 14, 15, 1972. » John Dean, > Director ' Fred Culy, John Pierson 1— Richard Hauska 8— Al Tyler 15— John Milnes 22— Ernest Luse 29— Robert Kerr March — 1972 September — 1971 December — CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse February — 1973 ■[ 1972 July — ,1972 4— Dennis McCafferty 11— Robert Nagle 18— Jack Gift 25— Reo Goodwin 4—HOLIDAY 11—Charles Bacon 1 8—Ralph Toupalik 25—Robert Yingling with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1971-1972; If you wish to change dates change. Special programs such as Ladies’ Night will be appointed by the Qub President. John Klein Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6183. NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield — Wilma J 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.,—Martha ........ 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave. — Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Komstien, 290 Grand Sf.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave. —— Janice .... 278-2912 Clemens Kromer,. 25031 Idlewild Bch. — Joyce .... 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 372 . Marshall St.—Rhea 278-6951 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily —-—------- 238-2697 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha — Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane — Helen .... 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R.. R. 4r^-Rutlj 278-2261 James Lyon, 335 Grand St. — ■Deanna..-....: 278-20C7 Fred Anderson, 46 Mople Lane—Kathryn ---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons .Ct.—Ruth ---------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie — 278-6821 , Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer; 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ......'. 278-8086 William Bobier, -280 Grand St.—Margaret ------,278-5386 -Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr. — Clara ------ ....... 278-5891, . Charles Bristol, R. R. ^5, — Lois.——*—■■------ —— 278-5B28 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Anri Dr.—Barbara ~-------- 278-5234 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, 505 W. Chicago, Bronson—Lillian.... 369-6735 Fred Culy, 81 W. Clarke Ave.—Dorothy ...-279-9471 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave. — Betty ........ 278-6093 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane — Jane J 278-6635 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dalton Davis, 231 S. Fremont Rd.----- Rosemary — 238-2694 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne , 278-5909 . Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St. — Carol.k^.;.—.278-6770 John Dygert, 563 E. Fenn Rd. — Mary 278-4248 James Endicott; 72 Cheryl Ann Dr. — Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Cake, R. R. 6 — Doris .. 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, R. R. 4 — Pat——.—..,.—./... 278-4402 Charles Geishert, 4' Williams Dr.,. Quincy ■— Pat .... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ■. — ....' 279-9668 E. Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare ....... 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth — ;___ 279-9266 Richard Hruska, R. R. 4 — Janet...1— 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7.— Jacquelyn.J —....— 278-6704 Santford Jolley, 185, N. Ctay—Joyce,— 278-5049 ROTARY ROSTER — JULY 1971 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fr. Robert Mon, 75 N. Circle Dr. — Edna — 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St. — Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 75 N. Hudson St.—Helen 278-2947 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19, Waterman Ave., —Foe 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3 — Annetta ......... 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Russell F. Moore, 15 Cornwall Ct.—Gladys 278-6278 Raymond Mulchahey, 175 E. Pearl — Lila 278-5078 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 ^78-5512 ■ Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St. — Ernestine Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr. Janet ,.279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie. Olney/ R. R. 3, Quincy..,;..'. —• 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand. St.:—Retha .... ...^ 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 97 Edison Ct.- — Lorraine L—278-8743 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson — Jessie . 279-9849 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR ; Calftr&ter, Michigan 4?036 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10-^M, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always JVelc^^: Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St. — Mara ---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St. — Mabel .... 279-2311 ' •Mel Rice, 1903’Kirby Rd, Jackson —’'Lillian----- 782-5594 .Robert E. Rumsey, J 20 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, RFD 3—Harrietta .,/...— 278-2272 ■ Harlon Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave? — Wanda — 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 74 Maple Lane—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V, Shgrno, 14 Hawley Dr. — Louise ------ 278-5842 Torg Skabo, 135 Narrows Rd., R. R. 2—Nellie .... 278-6316 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ------ 278-4350 Fred Tartaglia, R. R. 2 — Ruth-------------------- - ------ 278-6529 Howard M.-Teeter, 156 Church St.—Marian ------- 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St. — Patricia... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, RFD 5. 1573 W. Chicago—Eileen 278-5556 Norman Tyler, R. R. 6 — Minnie. ........................ 278-5818 Warner VanAken, R. R< 6 -—• Gladys —.—J— .... 276-4243 ' L. William Weaver, 12 Parsons Ct—Charlene 278-6904 Fred H. Weeks, R. R. 7 — Beatrice --.....—. 278-4159 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr. — Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 102 Carlyle Ave. — Wilma.. 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6 — LaMoine 278-6693 ■ Lester F. Wise,' R. . R. 2—Celia:..1...:,;— —■ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St, 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St. —' Rosamond ... 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden/ 25 Lincoln St. J— .Vifginla .... 278-6334 Robert-G. Yingling, 21. Scott—Natalie 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daughterly—Gretchen . ....... 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY ROTARY CLUB 0/ Coldwater, Michigan NAME �"He Profits Most VP ho Semes Hes^P The COLDWATEfflfetory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAfEl^gpMY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan v V x(X . The Sing ingest Club in the U.S. A. // ROTARY BULLETIN TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES AND WHISKEY Tuesday’s program was presented by Noel Shedd who Introduced Joe Ginsberg. You may remember Joe Ginsberg as former catcher for the Tigers and Baltimore. He now works for the Jack Daniels Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. He presented a film about the distilling process and Tennessee Walking Horses for which this area of Tennessee is noted. The film pointed out that Jack Daniels maintains its fine quality as a ’’sipping whiskey” by faithfully using the same quality methods for the past 100 years. They use the local water which makes a difference and no artificial heat. They use their own charcoal which Is produced locally by an open air method as a filter process. The difference In the Black and Green label Jack Daniels re­ flects one year’s difference In ageing in their eight hoop barrels. The Tennessee Walking Horse started as a separate breed shortly after the War be­ tween the States. Originally it was a work horse but because of its gentle ways and "running walk" the breeding developed and was further trained. There are three gaits: the flat foot walk, cantor and running walk which makes this horse differ­ ent from all others. One real highlight of the program was that some fortunate fellows received some complimentary sample bottles. The-next time you see Chuck Bristol, Bill Fuller, Sanford Jolley, or Lester Luce at an appropriate place they owe us a drink. 4HFair Brenda Bussing provided an attractive variation to the program. She talked about rhe upcoming 4H Fair and especially the livestock auction which will be 8-18-72. It was noted that the Branch County Fair for a number of years has had one of the ln+^-hi9!^?u+ ,as+ year +hey sl «PPed behind other counties because lack of competitive bidding at the auction. The auction starts at 9:30 a.m. Tms year with sheep, swine, and beef starting at 10:00 a.m. Rotan Ipn and Member Guests Robert Svlnl. V?Mteu !as+ Tuesda*: D°" Harris, Hubert L. Sunderman, Nichols. Member guests were Brenda Bussing and Glen D. COMING EVENTS dateehasnyet+beenbslt? p,anned by Kel+h Pearce> Norm Moore and Chuch Geishert. No ABSENT MEMBERS Faller, Ray'Fo^BifrFJerstenau ^ack^Tf^ °,|!n DaHy' J°hn Dyger+’ A,ber+ Koss, Dennis McCaffertv Roh^r+ m JfCk ^‘f+r-Phil himebaugh, Vince, Kornstein, James John Pierson, Mel Rice FiZd u9!®’ Fped Neer* Tom Ormand'n, Richard Phelps, Richard White, Clyde Wi11 fame , e£+son' Harlow Sexton, Carl Shurtz, William Timm, see if we can cut the I st ’ Les+er WiS®' Char,es Woodward, Robert Yingling. Let’s ou Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M �COMMUNITY PALM Coldwater, Mich. ★ OilvctoV THOMPSON Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. I UlMHWf LYON JAMIES Youth Officer —• Norman Youfsey. August — 1972 Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. 1 “William Bobier 8—W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard While OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Rural-Urban JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. 22—James Koss Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. September — 1972 Magaxine — Axner Olson. Youth President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Max Heinemann. Bill Lymburner, Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Director ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Employer <• Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS Dist., Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 15—Leslie Olney 29—Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 26—Albert Faller Kenneth Worden. October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON - Director — Harold William Bobier, Bernard Laney,* Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 27—John Milnes November — 1972 7—William Lymburner 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 10—Norman Youtsey May - 1973 • . 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June - 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh C.19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce Assistant Song .Leader — Richard Hruska. 3—Robert Loose 24—Norman Olmsted 31—Carl Shurtz Song Leader — Normand Moore. April - 1973 10—Jack Gift 24—Sherwood Craig CLUB HISTORIAN 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin January — 1973 2—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 9—Richard Holben, Jr. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 B. K. Pearce - Chairman John Dean - Director 20—Kenneth Putnam 17—William Fuller 21—Fred Neer Ernest Luse 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 3—Richard Phelps 17—District Governor International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation^ Goodholm. March - 1973 12—Larry Iveson 14—Harold Goodholm General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Olney, Program — Santford Jolley. VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International Charles Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL — Richard Hruska BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ ' — 13—Tom Collins 20-Olin Dally ■ July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 16—Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden 30—William Timm' 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member; advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 4 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. .Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------ 1---------- - 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 NAME NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie -. 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura i_ • 278-8981 John’ A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J.------ L_ 278-5790 Kenneth Putnam, 11.-E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons-Ct.—Martha ________ 278-8840 782-5594 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia rr_ 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian H. Vincenl Kornstien,-290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .*---- 278-5386 James Koss/78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey,. 120 Chery/ Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara —.«—278-5891 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ------------------------ 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea --------------- 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily------------------ 238-2697 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------------------------- 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 278-7035 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy — 279-9471 278-4350 278-4812 Conrad Swart}-.471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen . 278-4222 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty __ 278-6093 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Bill' Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Duane E, Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 _ ___ 278-2007 William L. Timm}. 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia .279-9268 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ------- 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . — 278-4248 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores .. 278-6736 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . . 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _— 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— CaMoine 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lie. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 _____’278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat .... 278-4402 ' John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St; 278-5033 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine -_ 278-4198 Leslie Woodwdrd, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------------ 279-9492 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ’. ..... 279-9668 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . . 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine------ --- 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ---------- 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 278-4818 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria .278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ------ 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma. x .. . 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .. . — 278-2979 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn-------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons . Ct.—Ruth ______ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd}—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 The COLDWATER Rotary ffiOpCTOR Pl BUSHED BV Tin: ROTARY CLUB Coldicaler. Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visit ins Rotarians Aina vs IF el caine �HOWARD TAYLOR - Rt. #2 -^CoIdwater, Michigan S’tai-rcffTSry retail - Any^^Jections must be filed with th<j^,ec rotary within 10 days of the date of this circulation. Published by The COLDWAT^Wg’QJAfeY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 1M \ The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 31, 1972 PROGRAM Our thanks to Program Chairman of the week Bernard Laney and to Jim Endicott for the tour of the newly enlarged Sewage Disposal Plant for the city of Coldwater. Also at this week’s meeting we heard from Sandy Sickles who is a recepient of the Rotary Scholarship this year. Sandy will be attending Michigan State Univ, this Fall and at this point thinks her emphasis may bo in the area of Sociology. NEW MEMBERS Two new members were received into the Club this week, Ralph LaGro the Administrator of the Community Health Center, who lives with his wife Gail and five children, at 90 Parkhurst. Rai ph, has his B.A. from the University of Toledo and did his graduate work at the University of Michigan. He came to Coldwater in 1958 as a Lab. Technician at the Coldwater State Home. In 1962 he divided his time as Lab. Director at the State Home and at the Community Health Center and in 1969 was appointed an Assistant Administrator at the Health Center. Ralph has been active in Little League, has been a member of the School Board, he is very active in the United Methodist Church and has also served on the Community Recreation Board. Ralph we welcome you to Coldwater Rotary. Second new member is Gerry Nyberg who is a 4H Youth Agent for Branch County. Gerry originally comes from Oregon, he spent 14 years tn the U.S. Air Force. Gerry is a graduate of Michigan State, and lives with his wife and six children on a small farm on Fenn Road. Gerry we are glad to have you also with us in Coldwater Rotary. Congratulations to Lester Wise. President John presented Lester with his new badge as Lester has now taken the classification of Senior Active. ROTARY GUESTS . u. Robert Smith from Quincy, Lindsey Baker from Quincy, Hubert Sundermann of Port Huron, E.H. LaMont, Escondido, California, Milt. Ziems, Toledo; Donald Harris, Battle Creek, Ed Johnson, Valparaiso, Indiana. STAG NIGHT - September I Ith - 5:00 and 5:30 for departures. All food and refreshments furnished - $2.00 per person - Appreciate reservations by next Tues, meeting - Go South on Fremont Rd. to Cornel I Rd. (approximately 3 miles) - turn left abt. I mile to Bennett Rd. and turn right on Bennett about 3 blocks - on Marble Lake. ABSENT MEMBERS Mark Andrews, Carroll Barnes, Charles Bristol, Craig Sherwood, Harold Creal, Fred RUJ’ i ayeY* Duke Davidson, John Dean, Albert Fowler, Bob Kerr, James Koss, wl,ltaS e\2X 0lson* Richard Phelps, John Pierson, Mel Rice, Carl Shurtz, Clyde tarns, Charles Woodward, Bob Yingling, Norm Youtsey. DATES TO REMEMBER .. ‘inhn w''' be February 22nd, 23rd, and 24th. Keith Pearce is Chairman, John Dean will be the Director and Grace Patterson the organist. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE-— Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ PAUL THOMPSON • Diruclor Attendance — Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Cafferty. Classifications Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary Treasurer CLEMENS KROMER Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr, Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Koss, ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Director President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Employer > Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural-Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests - Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth - Charles Woodward, Richard Hruska Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON - Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary ROTARY PROGRAMS Foundation- — Harold 20—Olin Dally 8— W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard White 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 26—Albert Faller Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS October — 1972 William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 10—Norman Youtsey December — 1972 Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. March — 1973 12—Larry Iveson 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse 6—Robert Yingling 1— William Bobier 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Song Leader — Normand Moore. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Youth Officer — Norman Youlscy. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. General Sec'y, Rotary International Dist., Rotary International Director 21—Fred Neer Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 — 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LYON Goodholm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ JAMES Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with ai jther member, advise the | ■gram chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary. Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ----------- 278-5358 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn —v ------------- 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L« Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. —------ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha----------- a— 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ----------------------- — 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ... 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat - .. 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand-Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue . 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James~K6ss, 78 Douglas Ave.~—Janice —.‘ZS22- 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ---------------- ------- 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea--------------- 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily------------------ 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box -86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Teko^Sha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ------------------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _____ 238-2632 Richard D, Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine------ --- 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet --------- 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 The COLDWATER Rotary OBjCTOR Coldwater. Michigan ELK'S TEMPLE Visiti+kg' Rotarians Uuavs — Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie------------- 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan------ ------------ 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey; 120 Cheryl Ann"Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma ----278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia ... . . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia . 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen .. 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Pl bushed BY the C^^JXg^R ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. NAME Mr» Ernest Luse R. R. f4 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 �"//<> Profits Most Who Serves Hest^* The COLDWATEJ^^tor; REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^Ry RQTXR»Y CLUB,' CoHwater, Michigan The Smgingest Club in, the U. S, A. Sentember 5, 1972 THE NEW WTVB Frank Robertson, program chairman last Tue'day, introduced one of Coldwater Rotary’? newer members, Paul Ru?e. Paul described some of the changes that have been made in the local radio station’s .prograramin; -'ince the new owner'1 took over April 1, 1972. Paul pointed out that the radio station i" a locally very significant industry. Since A’sril they have expanded from nine to nineteen employees. The payroll has exoanded from $75,000 to $150,000. iuin Jones, another partner in the station, was introduced. He presented a taoe on the benefit of radio. The theme was that sound is a completely personal medium; the oerception is completely in the earn and mind of the listner. The point was made that "the imagination i~ a" big as outer ”pace”. Jones also talked about sports broadcasting. M.S.U. games will be broadcast this fall along with Coldwater games on AM. Bronson and suincy games will be broadcast on FM. STAG NIGHT September 11th, 5i00 and 500 for departures. All food and refreshments furnished $2.00 per person. Call Keith Bearce for reservations. Go south on the Fremont Road to Cornell Road (aoproximately three miles); turn left about 1 mile to Bennett Rd and turn right on Bennett about 3 block;., -,-on Marble Lake. ROTARY GUESTS Bill Slisher, Alan Davidson, Wendell Hathaway, all of Bro nr on and Fritz Van Aken. , ■ • ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Carroll Barnes, Tom'Collins, Bill Fuer'tenau William Fuller, Dick Hruska, Clem Krotier, -Bernard Laney, Dennie McCafferty, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Roy Patterson, Rich?rd PheIps, Mel Rice, and Norm Youtsey. HAVE YOU HEARD THE ONE about the VW owner who got such good mile occas-tonally to get hi'’- gasoline changed he had to stop- Small World You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY EVECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Asst. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director I Attendance — Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 1— William Bobier 8~W. Noel Shedd Olney, 15— Leslie Olney The above is our program schedule for the1 Rotary Year 1972-1973. 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White March — 1973 22— James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. September — 1972 Youth — Charles Richard Hruska 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 26—Albert Faller Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. SEXTON — Harold — 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 24—Sherwood Craig International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN December — 1972 5—Max Heinemann Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse 3—Robert Loose 3—Richard Phelps 17—District Governor Director April - 1973 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 6—Robert Yingling Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Rotary Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. 21—Fred Neer General Sec'y, Rotary International Dist., Youth Officer — Norman Youfsey. 14—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 ROTARY PROGRAMS Director - Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LYON ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ JAMES Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 16— Robert Nagle February 22, 23, 24, 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night‘will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann ' Phone No. Fred Anderson, -46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn *5 e Phone No. 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara • 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice---------------- 278-2912 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois__ 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce —------ 1-------- 238-2884 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann • Dr.—Barbara 1 ■ 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------- 278-6357 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily------------------ 238-2697 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian L 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 85—Katherine 278-8325 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy __________ 279-9471 Robert Loose,, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane »__________ 278-6635 Lester'Luce, 41*"Sonet Lane—Helen --- 278-4812 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth «----- ---------- 278-7448 Duane E. Davidson,- 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemdor Rd.—Joanne .. 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18. E, Alden St,—Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma . 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Arizona 85614—Helen Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R; R; 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . .. 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Wqferman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta--------- ---------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine _ . 278-4198 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . 279-9668 Robert Nagle,. 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — . - 279-9492 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . . 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine — . 278-5512 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth. 279-9266 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet — 279-9349 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy —.. 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . - - 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . — 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . - 278-2979 The COLDWATER CLUB Coldicater. Mich igan ctiueti u buss Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE yisitin^Jcptarians .lluays Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine ’ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie------------- 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan i~~ 278-5495 278-5006 Robert E. Rumsey,. 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-2272 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietts 278-4907 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278- 6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279- 9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VahAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 278-8238 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 278-4424 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, ‘33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary WCTOR Pl bushed BY THE COLjDW^TER ROTARY NAME R. R. H Coldwater, Michigan 49036 e �Chicago July 25, 1972 Program Program Chairman Bob Yingling presented Palmer Whitlock who Is Park and Recreation Director for Branch County who filled us In on plans for two new parks in Branch County. The River Bend Park, which will be developed on Girard Rd. where It crosses the Coldwater River and a new park In Quincy at First Lake. Mr. Whitlock pointed out that at the presnt time Branch County now has the lowest amount of park space per person of any county In the State of Michigan and that these new parks will greatly improve our recreational facilities In Branch County. Camp Emery Participant Speaks to Club Fhll Kellogg of Coldwater who was sponsored at Camp Emery this summer by Coldwater Rotary expressed appreciation to the club for this experience. Said he appreciated very much the friendliness of the Camp, the International flavour, and the selfknowledge which came to him through this experience In leadership development. He was especially Impressed with the acceptance that was present on the part of all persons, and the willingness to listen to different points of view. Also at the meeting Russell Moore, formerly a member of the Coldwater Club presented a banner from the Green Valley, Arizona Rotary Club which is a new Rotary Club being established about a year ago. In turn President John presented Russ with a banner of the Coldwater Club to take back to Green Valley. RotarIan Guests RusseTf Moore of Green Valley, Arlz., Dan Dobson from Quincy and Fred Nichols from forrage. Members guests Included Robert .Lus® and Jonathan Luse, son and grandson respectively of Ernest Luce. Other guests were Dean Prldgeon and Palmer Whitlock. Absent Members Carles Bristol, Sherwood Craig, Hal Creal, Olin Da.ly, Ray Fox, Phil Himebaugh, Vince Kornstein, Jim Koss, Bernard Lanev~ Bl I Lymburner, Dennis McCafferty, Fred Neer, Tom Normandln, Ax Olson, Dick Phelft ,5John Pierson, Mel Rice, Frank Robertson Noel Shedd, Richard White, Clyde Williams. Remember -- the District Golf Outing which will be August 7th at Duck Lake. you like to participate please contact Duke Davidson. Committee reporTs are due on August 1st. �NEW MEMBER PROPOSAL A ttafph Ladro, 46 ParkhurW Avenue, Classification: Hospitals. Any objections must be filed with the secretary within 10 days of this circulation. August 3, 1972 Starr Commonwealth Viewed , .. • i Bill Bob Ier presented last Tuesday’s program. Emery Blanke from Starr Commonwealth for Boys In Albion talked about the beginning, the.growth., and the objectives of this facility for boys. Floyd Starr started his boyhood dream of providing a home for ’’homeless” children in 1913. The same day he moved onto a forty acre farm near Albion for this purpose three boys came walking on the farm-because f they had heard of his desire to help homeless boys. The goals of Starr Commonri’* wealth have changed over the years. Today they offer shorter term care (18 months to 2 years) for delinquent and predelinquent boys. The campus at Albion has expanded to 225.acres over the years and another w + Aht *n Van They have room for 160 at-Albion'and -30 at Van'-; ’ er , hio. The Albion campus will soon be divided Into three independent units. r’ a„ was excfTed about a new approach they will then,be using cal led ’’peer culture to change attitudes and values. . Starr is a completely open setting. There are npjock&v,bars, or fences. All . of the boys and their parents ag’re^ td^the placement, There. In 59 years they.-.have served some J 0,000 boys. OFWgroup 80 to 85? never have any other contact with legal agencies. Ten per cenVhaveW^mfnor problems and 5? are involved in more serious problems. This compares with similar public facilities which have about a 50? record. NEW MEMBER IN ROTARY We are pleased to have Pat Leonard as Coldwater Royary’s newest member. Pat and his wife Kay and their two daughters live at 83 Lake Drive. Pat has been an engineer at Coldwater State Home for ten years. ROTARIAN AND MEMBER GUESTS Rav qli+h JRhn E W8 i Ham,l+on> Ohio;-Elmer'Dobson, Quincy; Dwight Green, Bronson; fokomo VTS’d ir®2 TNicbols- Por+a9ei Worth, Quincy; and Bill Whorley, Coldwa+nr hi,?.? + d TuesdaY- Les Woodward introduced his friend and former Coldwater bus messman LaVern Odren and Hal Creal Introduced his guest Robert i 61 Z K.0 • ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes, Seton Bovee, Charles Bristol, Olln'Dally, Ed Davey Bill FuerMoore^Ax 0lsonUSDlckPphl|H1'ndMa|9£! Bl" Lymburner’ 6015 Mann> John Milnes, Norm Ss WooJward k PhSlpS< Mel Fr3nk Rober+so"> B'" T“- Ra'Pb ToupalIk, ANCIENT CHINESE PROVERB A time of crisis Is a time of danger and opportunity. �"He Profits Most IPho Seines, Uesi* The COLDWATES®ita» REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEW q^RY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in. the U.S.A. August 18, 1972 "PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD NOT RIDE” bid you notice that sign on any of the rockenrsockem rides at the fair? In other words, this ride Is going to shake the day IIghts' out of you.n The new rides and carnival attractions found at this years 4H Fair, were explained by Fred Vonderheld, manager of the World of Pleasure Shows. As program speaker last Tuesday, Fred told of the large money Investment that has made the thrill rides a big business. He pointed out the new safety regulations and frequent Inspections make for a safer ride. Well that may be all well and good, but give me the good old merry-go-round anytime. Thanks to Leslie Olney for arranging last weeks program. ROTARY FOUNDATION IS THE WINNER President John offered his sample bottle of Jack Daniels from the August 1st program for auction. The product of Lynchburg (Population 361), Tennessee sold for $21.00 Rotary Foundation thanks all the bidders and especially John Walker who thought it was scotch whiskey and wanted to bld up his own bid. ROTARY NOTES The new bulletin form is now In use. Please look it over for any corrections that should be noted. All changes must be in by next week to allow for the final printing. Club Secretary Bob asks that all make-up cards be sent to him to be posted for our attendance reports to the District office. Mail to: Robert Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive, Coldwater. 3J ' * Please read the current Classification listing passed out at last Tuesdays meeting. You should know that there are open classifications that prospective members could use. Past records prove that we will need ten new members Just to keep our current membership numbers. GUESTS AND FRIENDS Rotarians from far and near. E. Hart' LaMopt, Escondido, Calif., Hubert L. Sundermun, Port Huron, Mich., Fritz Van Aken, Rochester, Mich., Ed Johnson, yalparalso, Ind., Clarence Walters and Bill King, Quincy, Mich., and Robert LeGalley, Bronson, Mich. Rotary Guests: John O’Bryan, Lansing, Michigan., Marc Semelroth and Leland Sanford, Coldwater, were the guests of Leslie Olney. to^??l+nS+A+h?n\" We are Sad +o rePor^ +he number was 26. At any rate too many/ . ahistime. It Is vacation season and we hope many of the 26 already Wl .makeup their attendance, Its no fun to be in last place In the mOQ+r>-,anCe *ls^ngs, so do your bit for Rotary and yourself. Makeup for any meetings you miss. 1 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER UINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL Director THOMPSON Attendance - Charles Gcishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson ★ Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON HARLOW - Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation- — Harold ★ Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatls 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin January —' 1973 2— Robert Kerr ' ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward,-Noel Shedd. 20—Kenneth Putnam July - 1973 Hruska. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 10—Jack Gift 5—Max Heinemann Assistant Song Leader — Richard March — 1973 17—William Fuller December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. 27—Richard White 24—Norman Olmsted 14—Harold Goodholm Ernest Luse 20—Olin Dally 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 7—William Lymburner Goodholm. February — 1973 12—Larry Iveson Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Woodward, g—W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director General Sec'y, Rotary International Gordon Schlubatls. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. August •— 1972 1— William Bobier 26—Albert Faller SPECIAL — At the call of the President ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Crippled Children ■— Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. 19—Edward Davey Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director - Richard Hruska BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ ,SLYON JAMES ROTARY PROGRAMS Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE 9—Richard Holben, Jr, 3.—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik John Dean - Director If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—jlacquetyn------ - --------------- 278-6704 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn <— 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll I. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce--------------238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 William Bobier, 280 Grand *St.^Margaret •--------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ----------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ------------------ ---------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothyf— 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice -1--------------- 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ------- ►--------------- 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea --------------- 278-6357 * Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha, 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------- ----------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------------- .. 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily —•-------- ’— 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. £ 2/ Tekonsha—Margaret---- - 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen--------------- ;---- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth-------- ----- - ------------ 278-7448 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St,—Carol .. -------- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . — 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma — 278-2968 Albert Faller,. 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris* 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue ... . 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene---- 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna —x---- —— 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol —~ 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, . Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol--------------- -------- 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae —---------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .. - 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------------- 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ..--------- 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ----------- 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha — — 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace - - 278-2979 The C<>l,g>\VATi:R Rotary *j0feCTOR Pl bushed BY THE (U)LDVi^TER ROTARY CLUB ’Aj'' Coldwater. Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Rotarians Always IFelaagne Mr* Ernest Luse R. R. #4 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine----------------- 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie------------- 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E, Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan------ ------------ 278-5495 Robert E. RumFe’y; 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhylltS* _ 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatls, R. R. 3—Harrietta------------ 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda---------- 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N/ Clay—Virginia ------------- 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise------ 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary------ ------------ 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . ..._ 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion------------- 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara — 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia ---- 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ------------- • - - - 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys — 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . — - 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine _ 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia ... . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 278-6334 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6393 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-4818 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna HONORARY MEMBER^ John Walker, 33 Daugherijr^pretcheD^^w*^’ 278-6730 �"He Profits Most JPho Semes Pesf^ The COLDWATEjSWton/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLWATgWfflOr CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. August 25, 1972 OUR REPRESENTATIVE OF GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE Ken Leavenworth stood in for Jim Koss in introducing our program last Tuesday. The speaker was Dave Sluyter, our representative with the Grou’-s Study Exchange who recently spent eight weeks, in Germany. Dave will be visiting other Clubs in the District with a similar presentation. He said he spent four to eight days in a given location. Much of the time he was ’taying with German families. Dave indicated he found this very enlightening becaue it provided an intimate look at family life in Germany. Dave was involved in a great variety of activities during his eight week stay. He did such varied things a*, visiting ca/thedrals and nuclear research facilities. Eight days was spent in Dave s special field of looking at facilities for mentally retarded. He felt that their physical facilities were better than ours perhaps, due to replacement from war damage. In the area of programs, they seemed to lag behind. Most of Dave's time was spent in southwestern Germany. In spite of frequent rain, he found this to be a beautiful part of the country. He was particularly impressed with Munich and noted the cultural change in this part of Bavaria from the rest of Germany which he visited.~ He noted that much building and restoration of building in Munich i's going on in preparation for the Olympics. Dave had occassion to attend a number of Rotary meetings in Germany and brought back banners from Freiburg and Wcldzug. He noted that our meetings are much less formal and seem to be more fun. Again this week we had a brief description of producing quality beverages. Dave was more than a little impressed with German beer, and he told how they produce this quality product. Rather appropri­ ately in appreciation for. his presentation, President John presentedDave with a coaster from the Club. For the progrsm next week, Jim Endicott is arrangm newly remodeled sewage treatment plant. visit to the NEW MEMBER IN ROTARY Ken Putnam introduced Coldwater Rotary’s newest member.la"t Tuesday XX Paul Ruse and hie wife Myrt live at 151 N. Hudson with their five children. They have three son' in college and two daughters in the Coldwater schools. Paul was a member of Rot vary in Iowa/ before moving to Coldwater. His classification i - Radio Broadcasting Welcome to Coldwater Rotary, Paul! ROTARY GUESTS Bob Beauchamp was guest la~-t Tuesday ROTARY REFLECTOR CORRECTION Pleas.e have corrections to the bulletin turned in by next week so a. corrections can be published in next week’s publication. ABSENT ROTARIANS We broke last week’s record of 26 absent with 27 this week. Try to get those, makeups in. Don’t forget a week from Monday is Labor Day and it will not be possible to make us at Quincy. LAUSANNE IN THE SPRING Inspired by Dave Sluytcr’s international visit, I mentioned to my wife I would like to go to Switzerland. If you get the same reaction I did, you should plen to take your wife or spend the next six . ■ months explaining You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwaterz Mich. ★ PAUL Director THOMPSON Attendance — Charles Gcisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. OFFICERS BY EVECTION — 1972-1973 Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary Treasurer CLEMENS KROMER Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Max Heinemann. ★ President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, • Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation- — Harold 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 1— William Bobier 20—Olin Dally 8— W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard White 15— Leslie Olney March — 1973 22— James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson I April — 1973 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 14—Harold Goodholm WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer VOCATIONAL SERVICE Relations Richard CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Song Leader — Normand Moore. Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, 'Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. June - 1973 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson 7—William Lymburner Goodholm. ★ February — 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS ★ COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS International Woodward, Charles - Richard Hruska HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Rotary Jack Gift. Rural - Urban Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Dist., Crippled Children ■- Carl Shurtz, Youth General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Youth Officer -• Norman Youfsey. Magazine — Axner Olson. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director — Student Guests - Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President LYON JAMES Fellowship — John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 10—Ed DeVito 9— Richard Holben, Jr. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm | 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program' schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address. & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara _____ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ___ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian _____ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ... 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary .. .. 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr,—Thelma . 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.-r-Francine . 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. I NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie ------------- 279-9849 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons. Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia • 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice -278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce-------- - -------------- 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily------------------ 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose,' R.' R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen -------------------- 278-4812 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura ---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ----- 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- 782-5594 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ---------------- •.-------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—CarJene ■ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna _ 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet — 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ---- 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 .Grand St.—Retha . 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ----------- 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary . 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude - 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion . 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.-Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . . . 278-8238 Warren Williams, . R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER John' 'Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 \ The COLDWATER Rotary !jOO^CTOR PI BI.ISHEI) by the ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians .lltrays Sec. 34.66, P. I. & R. I �Hereofits Most Who ^Serves Hest”^^ The COLDWATEj^fe/^r^ REFLECTOR Published by The ,.QOLDWAf^G^^^UpgCql^ter,, Michigan ' The Singingest Club m the U.S.A. Travel Improves Marital Communication Larry Iverson Introduces Laurence Taylor who provided last Tuesday’s program. Taylor Is a conference and program consultant and co-author of a recent book on Problems of Communication. He is a former vice-president of Hillsdale College. He Indicated that since he was not asked to speak on a particular subject, he would talk about his favorite topic — travel. Since 1963 Taylor and his wife have spent one month each year traveling. He has found this to be great for their communication as ft offers them an opportunity to be Involved In a common item. When they are home there are a multitude of things which demand their Individual attentions.. He gave four rules for traveling in foreign countries: 1) Don’t take the United States with you. It seems that many Americans travel to convince themselves of what they already know. 2) Study the region to be visited — the accomplishments, problems, and nature of the people. This will enhance your understanding of what Is seen and experienced. 3) Move to the people; try the language; stay where they stay; and eat where they eat. This will provide more lasting enjoyment than wonderful scenery. 4) Review and restudy when you get back home. articles will mean something more then. The pictures, Ideas and Taylor definitely recommends avoiding the ”lf It’s Tuesday, it must be Belgium” type experience. He further commented that they have found England to be like visiting home and Leningrad to be the most jumping” city that they have visited. Last Week’s Stag , » Twenty hardy sou Id braved what appeared to be a very rainy evening to enjoy last Monday’s stag. It Is reported that among the highlights were a rain dance by Ernie Luce and a song by Les Woodward. Attractive Attraction Tuesday started a project of getting to know the Rotary Anns and letting them see what goes on at the meetings. Les Woodward introduced his wife Rosamond, Ken Leavenworth his wife Emily, Hal Sexton his wife.Wanda, Fred Culy his wife Dorothy and Ken Worden his wife Virginia. Absent Members • Charles Bacon, Dick Birlnger, Charles Bristol, Duane Davidson, Ed De Vito, John Dygert, Richard Hol ben, Richard Hruska, Robert Kerr, Vince Kornsteln, James Koss, Robert Nagle, Gerald Nyberg, Roy Patterson, Richard Phelps, Mel Rice, Charles Woodward and Robert Yingling. Clarification A reasonable man is not Impervious to prejudice, but a prejudiced man Is Impervious to reason. Fr. Man. . You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday* 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, .12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Pre’id,!n, JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-Pres.dent ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Ass*. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS - 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Gcisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygerl. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ September — 1972 Richard Hruska Bill Lymburner, Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Foundation. — Harold 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson 26—Albert Faller October — 1972 Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Ernest Luse 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International "William Bobier,’Bernard Laney,, Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 28—Dennis McCafferty ROTARY SHOW February 22, 23, 24, 1973 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April — 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin 2— Robert Kerr . 6—Seton Bovoe 13—Axner Olson 12—Philip Himebaugh January — 1973 Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. March - 1973 17—William Fuller 5—Max Heinemann Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska, ; ’ 27—Richard White 24—Norman Olmsted December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. 20—Olin Dally 10—Jack Gift 14—Harold Goodholm CLUB HISTORIAN 6 -Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director February — 1973 12—Larry Iveson 7—William Lymburner ★ HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Kenneth Worden. ★ HARLOW 8— W. Noel Shedd 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Goodholm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Woodward, Rotary Richard White. Director August — 1972 1— William Bobier Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Koss, | — Youth Officer — NOrman,Youfsey. Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Rural-Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Santford Jolley. Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton LYON JAMES 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 16— Robert Nagle July - 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean. - Director 30— William Timm . 31—Ralph Toupalik chairman of the The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates, with another .member, .advise the’ program change. Special programs such as.Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Pnpne No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46. Maple Lane—Kathryn ---- - 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Roth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor, Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ------- 278-8086 NAME - Address & Rotary Ann . Phone No. NAME ••-Address •& Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry" Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn--------- —— 278-6704 Santford Jolley,.R. R. 4, Box 93-Joyce-238-4195 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine — .----------- 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—jessie------------- 279-9849 John A. Kennedy, 37 fairfield—Wilma.J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 John ,S. Pierson, 340. Marshall St.—Maura’--------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ------------------- 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ----------- 278-2272 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce -------- — 238-2884 Bernard ?Lan(ey, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea.._—-^^278-6357 l^arlow Sexton, 38'Bishop Ave.—Wanda --------- 278-4907 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 278-6341 Sherwood ''Woody'* Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. .3—Emily —r-------- ~------- 238^2697 • W« Noel Shedd, 90 N.. Clay—Virginia 278-5842 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Donald V. Shornb, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian —"— ------------ 278-7249 ... 278-7035 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret — J67-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-jDorothy J__________ 279-9471 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . — 278-4350 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane' ---------------------- 278-6635 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle.—Marion ...... 278-4222 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 278-6603 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E.'Chicago Rd.—Carlene — 27,8-2021. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William, L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—"Patricia 279-9268 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne .. — 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.-r-Deanna---------- — 278-2007 Ralph Toupa.lik, R. R. 5—Eileen — 278-5556 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ...— . 278-6770 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . . 278-4243 278-8207 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18" N. Fremont St.—Carol Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma — 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Arizona 85614—Helen Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte J 278-5475 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol’----------------------- 238-2436 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. J?. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Lester F. ‘Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .. 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ---------- 278-8518 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 278-5033 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta --------- ---------- 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . - 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan; --------- 279-9492 Kenneth’ R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .. 279-9668 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ----- - 278-5512 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Tom No’rmandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet*-.--------- 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna .278-4818 Roo E. Goodwin, 78 ;S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ------ 278-2418 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, .Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma —---278-2176 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha — - — 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 2/8-8360 , Roy.’C. Patterson; 36.N. Circle Dr.—Grace '278-2979 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret — 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois -------------- - ------ - 278-5828 The COLDWATER Rotary O^CTOR Sec. 34.66, P.'L. & R. Fl bushed BY THE CbtWA^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Ernest Luse R. R. jjf4 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 �^P"lle^rof-its MostxH"ho Serves Best'^P A i The COLDWATEjSfetan/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAfgW^W CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Siniiinsest Club in the U.S.A. September 2b, 1972 CONGRATULATIONS TO HAROLD GOODHOLM AND HIS ROTARY ANN LANORE ON THEIR FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM Program Chairman for the day was Ed Davey. He presented as his guest Jack Anderson who Is a part of the marketing team of Standard Oil and then Ed himself presented a most Interesting program concerning the oil discovery in the North Slope of Alaska. Ed Informed us that In this country we use 600 million gallons of oil per day while we are only producing 400 million. The oil was discovered on the North Slope of Alaska In February of ’68 and he talked about the problem of constructing an 800 mile pipe line to get the oil from the North Slope to an ice-free port where it can be shipped by tanker. 48$ of this pipe line will have to be above ground and will be mounted on skids to al low for shifts in the earth, Ed then showed an interesting film about the life of the oil drillers on the North Slope. Thanks Ed for an interesting and Informative program. ABSENT MEMBERS Jim Endicott, Bert Faller, Rich Ho I ben, Vince Kornsteln, Bob Man, John Milnes, Dick Moore, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Norm Olmstead, Dick Phelps, Mel Rice, Don Shorno. ROTARIAN GUESTS Don Harris, Battle Creek; Ray Ehl, Quincy; Nelson Weber, Bronson; Clarence Snyder, Bronson; Allen Vanter, Bronson. Our Rotary Ann guests this week were Ddlores' White the wife of Dick White, De I ores and Dick live at 46 North Circle Drive with their four daughters. Lester Wise introduced his Rotary Ann, Celia. They live on the Union City Road and they .have two grown children, Bill who has recently become a member of the Ann Arbor Police Force and Julie who is sticking to the banking business In Marshall. NEWEST MEMBER OF COLDWATER ROTARY Carroll Barnes introduced Howard Taylor, newest member of Coldwater Rotary Club. He is associated with Coulllards and his classification is Stationery-Retail. Howard and his wife Gall have two children aged 7 and 4. Welcome Howard to Cold­ water Rotary. We hope that you will find much benefit from the fellowship here. We are sure that you will. have much to give to us. We would like to report that Bob Man Is hospitalized and probably would enjoy hearing from fellow Rotarians. Welcome back to Ray Fox after a long convaIescence from a broken back. good to have you back with us. Ray it is New suburban gardener: ”1 don’t seem to be able to tell my garden plants from weeds How do you distinguish between them?” Old suburban gardener: ’’Only sure way is pull them out, if they come up again they are weeds.” The club attendance report from the District Governor shows that in the month of August attendance percentage wa- 81.16, the District average was 81.99. This Is the first time in quite a while that our average has been below the District average. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ■HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. . �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1975-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A, Bill Lymburner, 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey 26—Albert Faller Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Koss, Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ — Harold VOCATIONAL SERVICE . WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Employer • Employee Edward' Davby, Holben, Jr.. Four-Way Test >— Fred Cyly. Song Leader —, Normand Moore. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 6—Seton Bovee 13- Axner Olson 20 Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April — 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Rea Goodwin . J 15-^Charles 'Geishert ?2—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh • 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin 2— Robert Kerr William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. March — 1973 . 5—Max Heinemann- January — 1973 ROTARY SHOW 27—Richard White 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor 19—Lester Luce Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 20 -Olin Dally 17—William Fuller •21;—Fred Neer Relations Richard ■ 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 3—Richard Phelps 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN I . Ernest. Luse February — 1973 10—Jack Gift 14—Hdrold Goodholm HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Woodward, 29— Bernard Laney October — 1972 Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. . Rotary International 15— Leslie Olney September — 1972 ★ General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., 8—W. Noel Shedd Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon August — 1972 1— William Bobier 22—James Koss Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Olney, 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Magazine — Axner Olson. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Director - Youth Officer — Norman Youfsey. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ LYON JAMES PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Geishert. Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, 9— Richard Holben, Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Land—Kathryn,: 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R.‘ 7—Jacquelyn ________ . 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons -Ct*—Ruth ,__ 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce __ 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie _ 279-9849 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean .--.L 278-8086 .Joh'n Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia __ ____ 278-6183 Mil Rice, 1903 Kirby Rdi, Jackson—Lillian _ 782-5594 William Bobier, 280 Grand St..—Margaret _, 278-5386 H. ^Vincent - Kornstien, 290 Grand. St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson,. 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara _'. 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Bristol, R, R. 5—Lois L_- ._ 278-5828 Clerhens ’Kromer, .R. R. 3—'Joyce si i____ 238-2884' Gordon ‘ R. Sdilubatis, R. R,!. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ... 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily ______ . 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian '.S1 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R.-2, Box 86*-Katherine _ 278-8325 Ddhqld’V.- Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ! _____ 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2,.-Tekonsha--Margaret . .767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56.. Bishop Ave.—Mary . 278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen '__________ 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _____ 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ... 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 G.rand St.—Deanna _ 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Edward DeVito, IB E.’ Alden St.—Carol . 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna -278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 John Dygert, R. R, 7, Box 125—Mary . . . . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Arizona 85614—Helen Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6,- Box 68—Dor.is 278-5318 Harold'MiKnight,. R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 H Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box. 32.1—laMoine 278-6693 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pal . 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 ' Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Frgncine . .. 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Charles Woodward; 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr.-, Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .. 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ■. 279-9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .... 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine — .. 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . .. 279-9266 'Tom Normandin, 85. Fairfield Dr.—Janet --------- 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, .28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue . 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma _ 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr.', 22 Hull-St.—Patsey i . 278-6191 Axner Olson,. 340 ‘Grand St.—Retha . -279-9360 ' • ’ HONORARY MEMBER ' Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Ja'net . > 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace -. .278-2979 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen- 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary jMfccTOR Pl BUSH El) BY THE ROT ARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan t w Mr. Ernest Luse R. R. n Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE .Rotarians 49036 �~~~ Most Who The COLDWATEW^toy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ^ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 77te Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ROTARY BULLETIN TENNESSEE WALKING HORSES AND WHISKEY Tuesday’s program was presented by Noel Shedd who introduced Joe Ginsberg. You may remember Joe Ginsberg as former catcher for the Tigers and Baltimore. He now works for the Jack Daniels Distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee. He presented a film abouf the distilling process and Tennessee Wai king Horses for which this area of Tennessee is noted. The film pointed out that Jack Daniels maintains its fine qua IIty as a ’’sipping whiskey” by faithfully using the same quality methods for the past 100 years, They use the local water which makes a difference and no artificial heat, They use their own charcoal which is produced locally by an open air method as a filter process, The difference in the Black and Green label Jack Daniels refleets one year’s difference in ageing in their eight hoop barrels. The Tennessee Walking Horse started as a separate breed shortly after the War be­ tween the Statesi Originally it was a work horse but because of its gentle ways and "running walk" the breeding developed and was further trained. There are three gaits: the flat foot walk, cantor and running walk which makes this horse different from all others. One real highlight of the program was that some fortunate fellows received some complimentary sample bottles. The-next time you see Chuck Bristol, Bi I I Fuller Sanford Jolley, or Lester Luce at an appropriate place they owe us a drink. 4HFa ir Brenda Bussing provided an attractive variation to the program. She talked about The upcoming 4H Fair and especially the livestock auction which wilI be 8-18-72. It was noted that the Branch County Fair for a number of years has had one of the best auctions in Michigan but last year they slipped behind other counties because of lack of competitive bidding at the auction. The auction starts at 9:30 a.m. this year With Sheep, swine, and beef starting "-at 10:00 a.m. Rotarian and Member Guests The following Rotarians visited last Tuesday: Don Harris, Hubert L. Sunderman, Robert Beauchamp, and Fred Nichols. Member guests were Brenda Bussing and Glen D. Havens. COMING EVENTS Ladle’s night is being planned by Keith Pearce, Norm Moore and Chuch Geishert. date has yet been set. No ABSENT MEMBERS Tom Collins, Woody Cralh, Harold Creal, Fred Culy, Olin Dally, John Dygert, Albert Faller, Ray Fox, Bill Fuerstenau, Jack Gift, Phil himebaugh, Vince, Kornstein, James Koss, Dennis McCafferty, Robert Nagle, Fred Neer, Tom Ormandin, Richard Phelps, John Pierson, Mel Rice, Frank Robertson, Harlow Sexton, Carl Shurtz, William Timm, Richard White, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise, Charles Woodward, Robert Yingling. Let’s see if we can cut the list. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER I QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church “ Wednesday# 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday# 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday# 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER ERNEST LUSE Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, August — 1972 1— William Bobier 8— W. Noel Shedd 22—James Koss Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. September — 1972 Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON 29— Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Foundation. — Harold 26—Albert Faller Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Ernest Luse Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April — 1973 3—Robert Loose May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 28—Dennis McCafferty 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 6-—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 17—William Fuller 5—Max Heinemann Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 27—Richard White March — 1973 24—Norman Olmsted December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. 20—Olin Dally 10—Jack Gift 14—Harold Goodholm Employer « Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Robert Yingling 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN 6 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 7—William. Lymburner ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director February — 1973 13—Tom Collins 15— Leslie Olney Goodholm. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan ROTARY PROGRAMS Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Rotary General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Olney, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS SPECIAL — At the call of the President Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Program — Santford Jolley. Sergcant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Regular —. 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Director Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. ★ — LYON Youth Officer —• Norman Youlsey. DIRECTORS - 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _____ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.-r-Ruth ____ 1 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee;'0?~S7 ^efrt1e”Dr.==Clara __ .’“278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian :__________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ___ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ._ 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68-Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat .. 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine _ 279-9481 Charles Geishert,. 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare1 ’ . . 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue . 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . . . .. 278-8360 NAME Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce *___ 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, .41 Sonet Lane—H&ien” 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, ’R. R. 4—Ruth _____ : 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna __________ 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol _________ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, * R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ._ 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan -279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace . . 278-2979 prm.isiiEu BY THE CXWW^R ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians .11 tears IFel a Phone No. I NAME H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand . St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss/ 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 The COLDWATER • Rotary MBIeCTOR Cold waler. M ich igan Add ress & Rotary Ann ,9 Larry Iveson/ R. R. 7—Jacquelyn -____ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box-93—Joyce __ 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. __ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura ’ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice; 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta •___ 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W;.Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr;—Sara _ 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ’ 278-5556 Warner Van Aken, R. R. 6, Box 327-Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER J.ohp Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen . 278-6730 �Most Who Serves The COLDWATEg®^^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA?g.^raW CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 4, 1972 IMPORTANT DATES n x u in.. The next Board of Director’s meeting will be Tuesday, October the home of John Klein. . 7,,n p M a+ Our new District Governor William Atkinson from Jackson will visit the Coldwater Club at our regular meeting on Tuesday October 24th. The Club Assembly w e . that evening at the Elks Temple. All Directors and Chairmen of all Committees are expected to attend the Club Assembly. Lets all mark October 24th on our ca en ar, and try for 100% attendance for that meeting. PROGRAM .. , Our thanks to fellow Rotarian Jim Koss for sharing very interesting pictures from his recent trip to Europe centering on a cruise up the Rhine River. Not the usual potpourri of European pictures but some unusual ones which showed some of Jim s personal interest coming through. Thanks Jim for a good program. ROTARIAN GUESTS Bert Ward from Bronson. Guests of members: guests of Bernard Laney. John Matthews and Harold Meyers were STUDENT GUESTS Two attractive and outstanding students from Coldwater High School were our guests this week Pat Davey the daughter of Ed and Betty Davey, is a Junior at Coldwater High School. Her future plans lean towards being a chemist and she hopes to attend the University of Michigan. Our second student guest was Craig Dunworth, son of Larry and Mary Dunworth who live on North Scott Drive. Craig is a Senior at Coldwater High School. He attended Boys State last year. Servesthls year as a Lab. Assistant to Mr. Ivey at the H.S. and Is Very Interested in pollution control. He plans to attend Michigan State University in a pro-dental program. NEWEST MEMBER RECEIVED YESTERDAY Rotarian Lester Wise had the priv11ege of I ntroduc1 ng Co Idwater’s Rotary’s newest member Jerry Townes. Jerry is Vice-President of the Southern Michigan National Bank. He Is originally from Hillsdale, Michigan and. has come to Coldwater via Toledo and Chicago. Jerry and wife Carol have four children, Donnie, Doug, Jeff anc Susan. They make their home at 102,,Carlyle Avenue in Coldwater. Jerry welcome to Rota ry. We are looking forward to knowing you better and hope that you will gain much from fellowship and service with our club. REPUTATION AND CHARACTER No. 1 Reputation is manufactured; character Is grown. No. 2 Reputation is your photograph; character is your face, No. 3 Reputation is what men say you are; character is what God knows you are. No. 4 Reputation is what you need to get a job; character is what you need to keep No. 5 Reputation I s what you have jwhen you come to town; character Is what you have when '/OU go away. ABSENT MEMBERS Harold Creal, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, William Fuller, Ken Leavenworth, Lester Luce, Bill Lymburner, Richard Moore, Robert Nagle, Fred Neer, Tom Normandln, Richard Phelps, John Pierson, Mel Rice, Paul Thompson, and Norm Youtsey. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer A«»* Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, Fuerstenau, William Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance — Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerslenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magaxine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sorgeant-at-Arms — James Koss, Richard White. SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A.* General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Crippled Children •— Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1972 27—Richard White September — 1972 Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary 15— Leslie Olney 29— Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Foundation. — Harold 26—Albert Faller October — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. .... Ernest Luse COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. April — 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — pl 973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott* 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 27—John Milnes 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor December — 1972 Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. 20—Kenneth Putnam 17—William Fuller 21—Fred Neer Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 3—Richard Phelps 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN March — 1973 10—Jack Gift 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Robert Yingling 8— W. Noel Shedd Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Woodward, 6 13—Tom Collins 20—Olin Dally 22— James Koss Youth — Charles Richard -Hruska February — 1973 1— William Bobier Rural s Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. ★ . Rotary International Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Goodholm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES LYON — Director 9— Richard Holben, Jr. July — 197T ' 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden JolTh Dean -^Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman .of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ----------- 278-5358 ' Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara —1----------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois —------------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ___________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------- ---------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ----- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ... . . 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . ... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St,—Charlotte — 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat - 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . .. .. 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ... 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahcavs IFelc< NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine ------------ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie------------- 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278*8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel —278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian __2—782-55^4 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan------ ------------- 278-5495 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.'—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ------------------------ 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta------------ 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea --------------- 278-6357 1 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda---------- 278-4907 278-6341 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily —--------------- 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-5842 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ------ 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary ------------- ----- 278-7035 278-4350 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen ----------- -------- 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4222 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene ------ 278-2021 William L. Timrfi, 59 N. Hudson .St.—Patricia 279-9268 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ----------- -— 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . . 278-4243 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol ---- 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ----------------------- 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ..... — 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ---------- — 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ... 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6393 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 .Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Norman^-Y-outsey,., 10 Park^Rtace-—Doruaci. .^.5,-278^4818 — . a .Tom N.ormandin, 85_ Fairfield Dr.—Janet. ------------- ,279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . ~ — - — 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John KI ein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 �^^"lle^rofits Most IT ho Serves the COLDWATES™z«ry REFLECTOR Published by CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. ROTARIANS MARK YOUR CALENDARS! TUw4. That ' evening the Club Assembly at 7:30 P.M. at the Elks Temple. The Club Assembly Is a time when we review with the District Governor the work of the Coldwater Rotary Club. It Is a time to gain new Ideas and new directions. It Is a time to renew our commitment to the Ideals of rotary and the work which we have to do here In our own community! New members are expected to attend the Assembly so that you may grasp a clearer understanding of the working of Rotary. Al Committee Chairmen must be at the Assembly to make their Committee report. So plan now to attend and get ready to give a yes wheri you are called fob your reservation* AJ_. , . Tuesday, October 24+h, +hevTsl+ of the District Governor Bill A+klnson. COLDWATER ROTARY LADIES NIGHT More information on the nextlad les night will be coming to you, bbt at this time you can plan now by saving Saturday, November I I th for our next Ladies Night event. We can tell you at this time that it will be held at the Cold­ water Country Club. There will be entertainment and danclrig so save the date! + + + + + + + 4- + + + + 4' + + t + + + 4i IMPORTANT NOTICE! The Board of Directors is concerned that some members may riot be lully aware of attendance requirements which have been set up by Rotdry Iriterhatlonal and so we reproduce here for your consideration from the Constitlrribn of Rotary Inter­ national from Art. 8, Sec. 5: (a) The membership of any active Senior Active or Past Service Member except as provided in this Article, who is absent from 4 consecutive regular meetings of this Club shall automatically terminate, unless such absence is made up as herein provided, or he is excused by the Board for good and sufficient reason. (b) The membership of any Active, Senior Active, or Past Service Member, except as herein provided, whose percentage of attendance is less than 60$ during the f I rst or second six.months of the Club’s fiscal year,r shall automatically termJ nate, unless he Is excused by the Board for a good and sufficient reason. Remember that there are two easy choice'forlmaki'hg up meetings, the Bronson , club on Wednesday, and the Quincy club on Monday for we would not want the member­ ship of any member to be terminated simply because of Inattention to the Rules which have been set by Rota/y International. r ROTARY MEETING OCTOBER I Ort Jack Gift was the program chairmari for the day wand presented Leroy Harris who showed some unusual and Interesting pictures of a recent trip to Africa. The following Rotary members had their Rotary Ann’s in attendance: Tom Collins introduced to the club his wife Barbara and Norm Youtsey Introduced to the club his wife Donna. VJ^JTJNGROTARIANS Visiting Rota r I arts’ were Robert Beauchamp and Ivan Jeffries from Bronson, Clarence Walters and Bill King from Quincy, 'Boyd Wiggins from Marshall, Lloyd 'Atkins from Big Rapids who had as his guest James Norman. ABSENT MEMBERS , v ; Absent members were Charles Bacon, Carrol I Barnes, Dick BI ringer, Seaton Bovee^ Charles Bristol, John Dean, John Dygert, Bert Faller, Ray Fox, Bob Kerr, Clem Kromer, Bernard Laney, Ken Leavenworth, Denis I^IcCafferty, Norm Olmstead, Gera Id Nyberg, Dick Phelps, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Mel Rice, Noel Shedd, Don Shorno, Carl Shurtz, Howard Teeter, Wllllai Timm, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise. It Is with regret that the Board of Directors have accepted the resignation Ips ^Om W3l^6a1efl1 TeSRi&g?.»HleiJ®KeS ,+ of Dick Phelps from for........ him to make +^^^6^. b£ * ,oq% Impossible C, QuiN&EMEMB£Rch-r”h T BE Ilf ATTEbfefl/^ALiMnCLttes^EMB^T 0 BRo4?iXE-®g®^al Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12.00 P.M, BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President Vice-President SANTFORD JOLLEY Secretary ROBERT RUMSEY , CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE 1972 - 1973 PAUL THOMPSON Di rector Attendance Charles Gcisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, JAMES LYON Director Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. ROTARY PROGRAMS Max 'Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Gobdholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein,. , William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. ★ Koss, Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS International ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON HARLOW - 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank, Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey October — 1972 Harold ' “ 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 December — 1972 5—Max Heinemann William Bobier, Bernard Latjey,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce April - 1973 3—Robert Loose .10—Norman Youtsey May — 197-3 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Nonmandin • January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 27—John Milnes 17—William Fuller 28—Dennis McCafferty Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. ■ 20—Kenneth Putnam 24—Norman Olmsted 21—Fred Neer Ernest "Luse 6—Seton Bovoe 13—Axner Olson 10—Jack Gift ' ' ■ 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN March — 1973 3—Richard Phelps .17—District Governor Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — 1— William Bobier 26—Albert Faller Song Leader — Normand Moore. General Sec'y, Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Woodward, 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 8— W. Noel Shedd 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary Student Guests —. Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth ,— Charles ' •. Richard Hruskot August — 1972 15— Leslie Olney- Scholarships', Awaj-ds, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ***'*' Employer > Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Olney, ★ Public Relations — William, Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o’clock noon Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Program — Santford Jolley.'-; Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ ' Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. February — 1973 9— Richard' Holben, Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, f3, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle ■ 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you .wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladie's' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn — 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine _ 278-5975 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ... 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. .4, Box 93—Joyce — 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 Charles Bacon# 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie ... 278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J, 278-5790 John S» Pierson, 340 Marshall.* St.’—Maura. — 278-8981 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret . 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.A-Mabel _ 278-2311 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ’ 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. -.Clayp-Joan _ 278-5495 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.-Clara —— 278-5891 James Kass, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .. 278-5006 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta „ 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ... 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda . 278-4907 Sherwood "Woody** Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia — 278-6341 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ___________ ... 278-7249 .Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278,8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise .. 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—rDorothy rt. 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret- _. 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary ___ 278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ... 278-6635 Lester Luce,' 41 Sonet Lan'e—Helen 1____<■_ 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—‘Gertrude . . 278-4350 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—rBetty , 278-6093 .Ernest W. Lyse,' R. -R. 4—Ruth ,. 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73* Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . .. 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene , 278-2021 Paul W. Thorppson’, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne . ... 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna J, 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia ... 279-9268 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . •_ .778-6770 Fry 'Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna' , 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warner ‘VanAken, R. R. «6, Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley Richard White, 46 N. Circle-.-Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278- 5475 ■■ Arizona 85614—Helen Clyde Williams,.90 N. Clpy—'Wilma 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6,. Box 68—Doris. .278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R:. 3—Carol 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMotne 278-6693 William Fuerstenau, 15‘Cornwall Court—Pat. ' -278'4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 278-3424 Lester F, Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine Normand Moore, R. 'R. 3—Annetta 1. .. 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... 279-9481 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ... 278- 4198 Leslie ■ Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279- 9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279- 9492 Kenneth R_ Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278- 6517 Fred N,eer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine — 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-Ruth ' 279- 9266 "tom -Nofmandin; 85'Fairfield Dr.—Janet"? ._. “279-9349 ' Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-48'18 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted,. 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.'—Sue* . 278-6925 278-2176 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . Richard HolbefrkJr., 22 Hull St.—Pafsey. .. 278-6191, Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . 272-9360 HONORARY .MEMBER Richard H ruska, "'R, R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 278-2979 Roy -C. Patterson,- 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace er, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary .OBJECTOR SfetjJ34.66, P. L. & R>I a»igi_ FX bushed BY THE COWXWTER ROTARY CLUI 'TZLAr* Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visit ing Rotarians Always (Tele 49036 �[ W1 New Member nomlnat -4F?'Thr - 4 Of the mailing of thh letter. nT T th - ) Secre+ary within 10 days October 20, 1972 Drug Use, Misuse and Abuse Terry O’ConnelI, Pharmacist at Craig’s, was Introduced as last Tuesday’s program by Santford Jolley standing In for Woody Craig. , Terry pointed out that the main use of drugs has been to extend life of humans and to make life somewhat freer of disabling conditions. He apparently feels that In spite of recent bad public images that research in pharmacology has done much to meet this end. In the last thirty.years, more than a 1000 new drugs have been developed to benefit mankind. Drug misuse was described as the taking of drugs without following medical directions. Many drugs are misused In this manner. Many individuals looking for simple solutions to their difficulties feel they know better than the medical person or they need to change the prescription. Common drugs such as aspirin are frequently misused in this manner. It was pointed out that 10 million Americans use barbituates. Drug abuse is using drugs for purposes which they are not intended medically. Mr. O’ConnelIpointed out that Branch County definitely has a problem with drug abuse and misuse. This is not solely a problem of the larger cities. It was also pointed out that there are a number of substances that are used for hallucination or euphoric feeling such as heroin, catnip or nutmeg. Next Tuesday District Governor Bill Atkinson and his wife will be here next Tuesday. If you are not already involved In special plans, you will certainly want to make a special effort not to miss next Tuesday. Club Assembly There will be a Club Assembly next Tuesday night at 7:15 P.M. at the Elk’s Temple. Those attending will enjoy a prime rib dinner as guests of the club. Various committees will review their plans for the coming year. Guests Bi 11 Timm Introudced his lovely Rotary Ann, Pat last Tuesday. Student guests were Ann Bl ringer of Co I water High School and Mike Anderson. Ann was quite pleased to know where her father has been on Tuesdays for these many years. Mike is a Junior at Coldwater High School and is active in track. Club Dues Are due, and should be given Bob RumSey. Rotarian Guests Clarence Snyder and Ray Smith from Bronson; and Ned Legg from Lansing. Absent Members Dennis McCafferty, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Ax Olsen, Roy Patterson, Mel Rice, Noel Shedd, Howard Taylor, Les Wise, Charles Woodward, Robert Yingling, Charles Bacon Carroll Barnes, Charles Bristol, Sherwood Craig, Harold Creal, Duane Davidson ’ John Dygert, Bert Faller, Bill Fuerstenau, James Koss, Clem Kromer, Ken Leaven­ worth, Pat Leonard. • Wou I d You Be 11 eve ‘ That for the last quarter our Club was third for clubs of size nrnun rh iok in terms of attendance, S p izb You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ’Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerslenau, Max Heinemann. ★ Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William FuerstenQu, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Youth — Charles Richard Hruska SPECIAL — At the call of the President - . ★ ’ . DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary- International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U;S.A*. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred- Anderson. Koss, ★ Employer - Employee Edward Davey, ' • Holben, Jr., 'Relations Richard- 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey 26—Albert Faller HARLOW SEXTON Director - International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — Harold Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. •William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. April — 1973 3 Robert Loose 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 11— Carl Shurtz November — 1972 May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 28—Dennis McCafferty 12— Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce June-— 1973 5—Richard Biringer '■ 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 27—John Milnes 17—William Fuller December — 1972 . Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 20—Kenneth Putnam 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer . Ernest Luse 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 10— Jack Gift 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN March — 1973 10—Norman Youtsey . 5—Max .Heinemann COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 1— William Bobier October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 6—Robert Yingling B—W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM ..FUERSTENAU - Director HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois International Kenneth Worden. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Dist., ’ Rotary Bill Lyniburner, ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — '1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock nobn Woodward, February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS Olney, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES LYON — Director Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. 3—Fr. Robert Man 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik February 22, 23, 24, 1973 The above is our progrqm schedule for -the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46' Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn y 278-6704 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce _ ___ 238-4195 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Richard Biringer, '.37. Carlyle Axe.—Jean 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ; 278-6183 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle .Dr.—Clara :278-5891 ‘James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce .c 238-2884 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple La~ne—Rhea 278-6357 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy , 279-9471 .Robert- Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508' Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane '278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 : Ernest ‘W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo .. . 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . .. 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ... 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchfett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Arizona 85614—Helen Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol .l.238-2436 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278.-8518 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ... . 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta •_ 238-2632 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . „ 278-4198 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... 279-9492 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 279-9349 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet .. Max Heinemann, R, R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-24.18 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. R.' 3, Quincy—Wilma .... 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.y-Retha . . 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . . . 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . 278-2979 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Wdlker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen. The COLDWAl hR Rotary OBtCTOR Fl bushed BY Till' ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ^JLK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fVelco^y Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian . 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan t 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis — 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . 278-4350 Howard M. 'Teetfej<?3' Carlyle^-Marion ..... 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia .. 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ... 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine .. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie : Woodward, ■ 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 RT*4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �^^7/e l^)Hts Most. Who Serves Best”^^ The COLDWAT^ffl^tary REFLECTOR Published by The November 2, 1972 COLDWAT^Sq^T CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Singingest Club in the U.S.A. PROGRAM Program Chairman Carl Shurtz presented .his brother-In-law, Dr. Clayton H. Mills, Michigan State Police Force, who is a Fellow-Rotarian of the Mt. Pleasant Club. He spoke to the Rorary Club concerning the Imp I ied Consent Law and the use of the chemical breath test to analyze the amount of alcohol level in the blood of a driver. The forty hour training program to administer this breath test was start­ ed in 1954 in the state of Michigan. He emphasized the problem of the high ac­ cident rate and fatalities concerned with drinking drivers and also explained the ins and outs of the of the Inplied Consent Law as It presently operates in the state. It was an interesting and informative program and we are grateful to Carl for bringing it to us. ROTARIAN GUESTS Bill Ritter, Bob LeGalley, George Brusak from Bronson, and Roy Chenoweth from Soo Ste. Marie. Carl Shurtz had as his guest Nolen D. Moore, his father-in-law and his brother-in-rlaw, Clayton Mills. Rotarian Bill Bobier introduced to the club his Rotary Ann Margaret. ROTARY SHOW It’s getting to be that time of year again, mark your calendars,for this year’s Rotary Show will be February 22, 23 and 24. Keith Pearce announced that he will be looking for committee chairmen to carry out the various aspects necessary to put on a good Rotary Shoy. John Dean, the director of the.show this year, announced that Norm Warren again will be in charge of end men, and end men should be contacting Norm about their participation in the show. Student guests for the week were Kevin Pierson who Is a Sophomore at Coldwater Hign School. His main interest at this point is science. He is the son of John and Maura Pierson. Our second student guest was Dave Cavanagh, who is a Senior at Coldwater High School, hopes eventually to enter the medical school at the University of Michigan. LADIES NIGHT Lad ies night wi11 be November I I at the Co Idwater Country Club. $18.00 per couple and you’re to pay your money in advance to Bill Timm. Schedule calls for cocktails from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. , dinner and entertainment from 7:00 to 9:00 and there will be dancing from 9:00 o’clock on. Remember to sign up by this Tuesday’s meeting and after we know how many Rotarians are attending then other available spaces will be given to guests of Rotarians. ROTARY FELLOWS If you have suggestions as to persons you feel would be worthy of a Rotary Fel­ lowship which provides for a year’s study abroad on a graduate level, please talk to President John. A person cannot have anyone in their immediate family who is presently a Rotarian. We have at this point one nominee, Susie Mulcahey who will be nominated to represent our district. NEWS OF COLDWATER ROTARIANS Warren WiI I iams is now making his winter residence in Arizona. Warner Van Aiken is in the hospital, we know that he would like to hear from and to see FellowRotarians. ABSENT MEMBERS, OCTOBER 31 Hal Kreel, Bill Fuller, Vince Korn^teln t/ Dennis McCafferty, John Milne, Fred Neer,CKen Put?am' Mel* Leavenworth,:J im Lyon Rice, Noel Shedd, Warner Van Aiken, Clyde Williams, Chuck Woodward THOUGHT FOR TODAY Bring me.men to match my mountains, bring me men to match my plains, men with empires in their purpose, and new eras In their brains. S. W. Foss You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 President JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President Olney, Scholarships, Awards, and Sludent Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. 'j-l Membership — Duane Davidson, , Robert Nagle, Richard Bitlnger. JAoore, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John .Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Membership Devclopn'tent — Lester Wise, John Milnes. . . ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, ■Larry 'IVeson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN J Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. ★ Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON Director — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Harold 8— W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard White March — 1973 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey 26—Albert Faller General *Sec'y, Rotary InteYhational Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. April - 1973 10—Norman Youtsey 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Sfiurtz . ■> November — 1972 May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce 26—Tom Normandin January------1973—: ROTARY SHOW 27—John Milnes 3—Richard Phelps December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 20—Kenneth Putnam 3—Robert Loose 28—Dennis ‘McCafferty Song Leader — Normand Moore. 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 21—Fred Neer Ernest Luse Robert Yingling Tom Collins 20—Olin Dally 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN 6 13 1— William Bobiei 5—Max Heinemann Occupational Information — Robert • Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan August — 1972 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Rotary International February — 1973 October — 1972 Rotary. Foundation., — Goodholm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Kenneth Worden. ★ Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Woodward, ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 15— Leslie Olney Youth — Charles Richard Hruska DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Dist., Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Magazine — Axner Olson. Treasurer Gov. 636 Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Asst. Secy-Treas. CLEMENS KROMER 1974: Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Secretory ★ Max Heinemann. COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES LYON Director Fellowship — John Dygcrl. Harold Goodholm, Fr, Robert Man. ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—C.prroll Barnes July — 1973 2— Robert Kerr 3—Fr. Robert Man 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with ai other member, advise the | sgram chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME.. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean :____ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ' 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278- 7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy _ 279- 9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . 1 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278- 4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279- 9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279- 9266 Max Heinemann, R, R, 7, Box 169—Gloria. (278-6916 Philip Himebaugh; 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box • 296—Janet 278-8360 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ,___ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R.’ R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce + 238-2884 Bernard Laney; 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen :________ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ____ 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith/ 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol '238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae *278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ___ ‘ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ... 278- 4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279- 9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278- 5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ■279- 9349 Norman C.^_ Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R.- 3, Quincy.—Wilma . 278- 2176 Axner Ols.on, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279- 9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretcnen The COLDWATER „ Rotary REEL TCTOR___ Pl bushed BY THE Ct^gAWfER ROTARY Coldwater. Michigan CLUB 34,66, MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4, COLDWATER Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M ------ELK'S TEMPLE I {siting Rotarians .11 tears IFelc ' Phone No. L_ 278-5975 B. K. IPearce, 350 Marshall—Lorrdine X- 279-9849 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie ■_ John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura — 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.^Mabel ?78-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian >82-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan' A278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278- 6603 William L, Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279- 9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen .. 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren' Williams, R. R. 6, Box'321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F, Wise, R; R.-2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 MICHIGAN 49036 278-6/30 �^Kfits Most Who Serves The COLDWATESS^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^W^T^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. November 21, 1972 Program Program chairman for the week, Fred Neer, presented Bill Grimes who showed pic­ tures of his recent hunting trip Into British Columbia, an area within 50 miles of Alaska. The group traveled 3,317 miles from Coldwater ’for this hunting adven­ ture. A pretty successful adventure with some moose, over 100 fish and some ducks killed with rocks. The scenery was beautiful and we appreciate Bill taking, time to be with us this week. Rotarian Guests Bill SIisher- Bronson, George Brusak-Bronson, WendelI Hathaway-Bronson, Clarence Snider-Bronson, Bill Ritter-Bronson, Clarence Walters-Quincy, Bill King-Quincy, Don Harris-Battle Creek, Bill Whorley-Kokomo. Marion Pillsbury was the guest of Bernard Laney. Rotarian Warner Van Aken is now a patient at St. Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor. We are certain that Warner would like to hear from fellow Rotarians so here is his complete address - Room 752 St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, 326 North Ingalls, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. It is with regreat that the Board has accepted the resignation of Noel Shedd from the Coldwater Rotary Club . Because of some pretty extensive traveling during retirement, Noel is unable to keep up his membership at this time,. I’m sure we have all appreciated Noel’s presence with us over the past few years and we will miss his being with us in the future. Rotary Show! That singing sounded pretty good, fellows, for a starter. Let’s keep our attendance up and make best use of this rehearsal time in weekly meetings. It will pay off come the third week in February, Remember that next week you will have an opportunity at the weekly meeting to suggest projects for the proceeds of this Rotary Show. If you have some ideas which you would like to share with the club in the way of comments at next weeks meeting, please let President John know so that you may be scheduled. Our atttendance for October was just a hair under 90$. That’s a pretty good record for the month. That placed us 3rd in the clubs of the district with 51 to 125 members. The Gobbledegook that finds its way into communications is often annoying and sometimes funny, The following fol lowing directive from the British Admiralty is a classic example: ”lt is necessary i for technical reasons that these warheads should be stored upside down), that is, with the top at the bottom and the bottom at the top. IIn order that there may be no doubt as to which is the bottom and which the top, for storage purposes, >, Iit‘ will be seen that the bottom of each warhead has been labeled with the word ’top’.” Thought for the week Many of us spend half our time wishing for things we could have if we didn’t spend half our time wishing. —Alexander WolIcott. Absent Members uaTS’ Harold Creal, Ed DeVito, Bill Fuller, Charles Geishert, Jack Gift, . ' ar*i k° ^rry Iveson, Ken Leavenworth, Lester Luce, Bi 11 Lymburner, Jim y°n» ohn Milnes, Norm Moore, Richard Moore, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Ax w G®rald Nyberg> Don Shorno, Carl Shurtz, Warner VanAken, Lester Wise, Ken Worden, Robert Yingling, Norm Youtsey.______________________ _ L_— You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ._____ QUINCY MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. RONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director I JAMES LYON — Director Youth Officer — Norman Youlscy. Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Attendance — Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. ★ President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretory CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. .'Membership — 'Duane ' Davidson, Robert. Nagle,, .Richard Blri.nger. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moire, Charles Bristol * ’ s 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon . . 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist Membership Development — Lester Wise’;'iJbhn‘,Milne's. SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ . DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY .D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, | ' Four-Way Test — Fred Culy.. WILLI/UM N. ATKINSON . Jackson, Michigan March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson April - 1973 19—Edward Davey ’ 26—Albert Faller ■ 3—Robert Loose 1 Ox-Norman Youtsey INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON HARLOW Director — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold 17—William Fuller 3—Richard Phelps -" 10-Jack Gift . 17—District Governor 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaughi- 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse June — 1973 December —’1972 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann . 1.2—James Endicott 12—Philip Him.ebaugh . -19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce Assistant' -Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 S-J-Fr.- Robert Man 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN 24—Norman Olmsted May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 7—rWilliam 'Lymburper Song Leader r- Normand Moore. COMMUNITY RETIREE -LUNCHEONS International 27—Richard White October — 1972 Employer - Employee Relations Edward' Davey, ’ Richard , Holben, Jr. . , HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Rotary 20—Olin Dally Bill Lymburner, > Kenneth Worden. VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Trade & Professional .Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. . Dist., 1— William Bobier 8— W. Noel Shedd 14—Harold Goodholm General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss Woodward, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock-noon ■■■ Youth — Charles Richard Hruska February — 1973 August — 1972 Olney, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Program <— Santford Jolley. Public Relations , -r Willidrti Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard WJiUe. ' ★ Rural • Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 10—Ed DeVito 9— Richard. Holben,-Jr.. February-22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm , 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program sched jle for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you. wish to change dates with another;; member, advise the program, chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ' Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson,.1 46'. Maple: Lone—Kathryn _Z_-_ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons > Ct.—Rutffey , 278-5358 Charles Bacon,' 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjo-le 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret . 278-8006 Richard Biringer,. 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 27.8-8.086 William Bobier/280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 *S. Circle Dp.—Clara 278-5891. Charles Bristol, R. R. ,5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins,\18 Cheryl Ann. Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ._____ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane, _______ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidso.n, 15 Scott Ave.'—Ellen Jo / 278-8609 John T. Dean,-59 Ridg^moor Rd.—Joanne . 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Bo'x 125—Mary . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma ... 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N.‘Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Roy Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine .. 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat * 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . . .... .. 279-9668 Harold Gobdholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemdnn, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska,' R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet' . 278-8360 Address & Rotary Ahn Larry. Iveson/R. R. 7*—Jacquelyn Phone No. 278-6704 Santford JoJIey, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce ____ 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 2 278-8840 John.Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent .Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 JameS Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily ,____ 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen ____ '_ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, .JL* R* 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna,, ____ 278-2007 Fr. .Robert Man, 75 N.. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278- 4198 Robert Nagle,* 36 W. Pierce SJ.—Susan 279- 9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278- 5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279- 9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278- 2176 Axher Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . _ 279- 9360 ’Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 NAME CLUB RT.4 Visiting Rotarians Ahcavs [Fela 278-6730 Sec.- 34.66, P. L. & R. MR. ERNEST LUSE ELK'S TEMPLE 278-5975 279-9849 278-8981 278-2311 HONORARY MEMBER .John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Ph one No. Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian ’ 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. - Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave,—Mary _____ ._ 278-7035 Conrad Swart, *471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter,. 73 Carlyle—Mqrion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ... . 278-6603 William* L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box’327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.-Delores . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Willi ams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. 'Wise, R. R.- 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie .Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth’ R. Worden, -25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 The COLDWATER Rotary T^FjBCTOR J’l IJI.ISHED BY THE C01>flAYATi£ K ROTARY Address & Rotary Ann B. K. * Pearce, 350 'Marshall—Lorraine : Richard Phelps, .141. N. Hudson—Jessie John S. Pierson, 340. Marshall St.—Maura Kenneth Putnam,* 11’ E. Chicago St.—Mabel COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^^'lle ^KHts Most Who Serves liest”^^ r-^Vrr-kU The (X)LL)\XA'U'&W</r) REFLECTOR Published by The s \k<" ri *>a7< COLDWATERxR’qWY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. WARNER VAN AKEN TO RECEIVE GOLD PIN President John announced a change in the ruling for calculating years of attendance from the end of the calendar year to the anniversary date. This would mean that Warner is presently eligible to be recognized for fifty (5>0) years of perfect attendance in Rotary. In view cf this achievement the executive board voted on 11-6-72 a waiver of the attendance requirement for Warner. A gold pin is on order to honor Warner for this achievement. COLDWATER ROTARY’S NWEST MEMBER HaroldGoodholm Had the pleasant duty of introducing Coldwater Rotary’s newest member last Tuesday. Walt Balcom sells Northwest National Insurance. He is chairman of the Branch County Planning Commission; he has been treasurer of the County h-H since 19p5>; he was named "Man of the Year." by the Chamber of Commerce several years ago;.and he very much enjo ys teaching Sunday School, hunting fishing and all sports. We had the added pleasure of meeting Walt’s Rotary Ann, Helen, also at Tuesday’s meeting. The Balcoms have two boys and two girls with one son living at home yet. They live at h07 E, Central Rd., but the mailing address is U5 North Monroe St* WORLD FELLOWSHIP Harold Goodholm made an interesting report Tuesday, In 1972 and 1973 alone, Rotary will expend 2 million dollars on Educational awards, group study and exchange programs. Since 19h7, fliOO have studied in 100 countries around the world and $lli,£28,OOO has been expended. CHUCK BACON TALKS ABOUT FAMOUS GREEKS Tuesday’s program was presented by'.Chuck Bacon on his recent tour of Greece. He noted that even though they have traveled' in Europe five times before this was. the first time they have used a group tour. They found this to be excellent and much less expensive than, doing the same things on their own. Eventhough the Bacons were somewhat familiar with:the Greek alphabet,’ they found getting around-using the street! signs difficult. They found the people friendly and personable. They did not have many political discussions with the Greek citizens but :from what could be observed and from other Greek speaking members of the group, it appeared the Greeks, generally were not hostile to the dictatorship. Generally the Bacons were Struck with the degree of poverty that exists in Greece. ROTARIANS SING FOR THEIR ROTARY ANNS Dick Hruska, Duke Davidson, Harold Creal, John Dean, Harold Creal and Les Olney were prevailed upon to sing a number for .their, lovely Rotary Anns who were at Tuesday’s meeting. They then introduced their Rotary Anns: Janet ’.Hruska, Jo Davidson, Wilma Olney, Joanne Dean, and Lillian Creal. STUDENT GUESTS ’■ (^y "GoITins, a lObh grader, and sone of Rotarian Tom Collins, was introduced. Gary is still somewhat uncertain about his plans for the future. Kim laGro, also a 10th grader and daughter of Rotarian Ralph laQrq, was also introduced. Kim plays the flute and is interested in going into music or medicine after High School, guest s : '. ' •_ ■ Rotarian Ray .Smith of Bronson was present Tuesday. guest Chet Powell. THOSE ABSENT , There were .26 absent Tuesday, to have to get used to it. - : John Mil nes presented his That .snow does make it difficult but we are going : TODAY*S THOUGHT ' ’ <1 -M • Every deed ^aha~evbry relationship is surrounded by an atmosphere of silence Friendship needs ho words—it is solitude delivered from the anguish of • loneliness. . '■ _____ ' ~ . You Will Always Be WelccpP® JJafW^s^Jf^^Oring Clubs' MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday; ’ 12:15 P.M. •ANGOLA —-Plattners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE •- Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwaterz Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director I JAMES LYON " — Director OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Attendance - Charles Geisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, ★ Present Vice-President SANTFORD JOLLEY ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Asst. Secy-Treas. Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duan?’ Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★’ DIRECTORS - T973: Richard Mbofe, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, "Santford Jolley, James-, Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Membership Development ■—• Lester Wise, Jbhn^ Milnes. Program — Santford Jolley- Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. .Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fjed Anderson, Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ Koss, SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordan Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard. Phelps, Olin Dally, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles, Richard Hruska' ^Woodward, ★ February — 1973 Bill Lymburher, August — 1972 20—Olin Dally 1—William Bobier 8—W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard White 15—Leslie Olney March — 1973 22—James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson ■ ••Qctdb'er19.72 • r, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz '' Harold November — 1972 Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard 7—William Lymburner Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. 21—Fred Neer-’ C(UB HISTORIAN 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse December — 1972 5—Max Heinemann Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Assistant Song Leader — Richard ROY D. HICKMAN Yingling, Philip Hime'baugh. ■ Hruska,, . Birmingham; Alqhnma U-S-A.. . . "Trade'' & ' ’Professional'1’" Relations General Sec'y, Rotary International James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART COMMUNITY RETIREE ROTARY SHOW Evanston, Illinois LUNCHEONS February 22, 23, 24, 1973 Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. B. K. Pearce -.Chairman WILLIAM N_. ATKINSON Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ John Dean - Director Jackson, Michigan ward, Noel Shedd. 1 The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director' 10—Norman Youtsey 3—Richard Phelps International Youjh Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal.’ — ‘ 3—Robert Loose _ 17—District Governor Director 27—John Milnes April - 1973 " 26—Albert Roller..,' Kenneth Worden. 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 19—Edward Davey ROTARY AIMN LUNCHEONS Rotary Foundation^ Goodholm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 1-9—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes • 26—Tom Normandin July —•T1973-— —----- January — 1973 . 2—Robert Kerr 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 16—Robert Nagle •, 23—John Pierson 30— William Timm 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise 24—Kenneth Worden 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish 'to.change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Clu b President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-41.95. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn - 278:6704 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7.—Jacquelyn • Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195. ._ 278-5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-8840 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann' Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean — 278-6183 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia__ !278-6501. William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dprothy Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara . ' 278-5891 James Koss^ 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 1 '278-2912 Charles Bristol, R.. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ________ _ : 238-2884 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 _ Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 238-2697 E. Ken Leavenworth,’R. R. 3—Emily ,_______ ’ Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian : 278- 7249 Patrick' R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy _ 279- 9471 Rober) Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Lesfer Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen «------ ' 278-4812 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R.. R. 4—Ruih 278;7448 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 ’Bill Lymburner,. 847. E, Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne • 278-5909 James* Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 John Dygert, R. R. 7, B.ox 125—Mary . . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 James Endicott', 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte . . _. 278-5475 Arizona185614—Helen < Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _• 238-2436 278-851’8 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat .. 278- 4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine Normand Moore, R. R. ’3—Annetta _T----- 1 . 238-2,632 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 . 278-4198 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .. 279-9492 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278- 6517 . 278-5512 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279- 9266 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet J. .. .... 279-9349 -Max Heinemann, R. R. -7, Box 169—Gloria- Norman—Gr-O Im st ecf, 28 -Edisop-Gt.—’Nancy- —278-2418 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue ’278-2176 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey Axner Olson,' 340 Grand St.—Retha 278-6191 ... 279-9360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr,.—Grace •. . .278,2979 O NAME Address & Rotary Ann . V ' \ HONORARY MEMBER .John Walker, 33% Daugherty—Gretchen Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. pi bushed BY THE CO^M^^R ROTARY CLUB Cold water. M ich igaii MR. ERNEST LUSE'- ‘ ' RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ilnars Velc< 278-6730 -H’bf I alp The COLDWATER Rotary !REELECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. B. K. P.earce, 350 Marshall-^Lorr.aine _i^_«-it._j/’.-?78-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, *11 E. Chicago,’St.—'Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jac-kson—Lillian,-•-.,782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—'Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, .R. R. 3—Harrietta .L_-_ 278-2272 Hbrlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Aye.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. ’Clay—Virginia ’ 278-6341 Donald ,V. 'Shofno, R. R. 6, Box -58B—Loui-se/.278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary _ _ 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 'Marshall St.—Gertrude . . 278-4350 Howard M‘: Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278- 6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279- 9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle.. Dr.—Delores 278-6736 ’■ 278-8236 Clyde Williams, 90 N. • Clay—Wilma J- • l‘278-6696' Warren Williams, R. R. 6;**Box ,32.1— LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R.‘\2, Box 299—Celia •278-4424 Charles Woodward, T63 Marshall St. ./ 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^r'lle Unfits Most IF ho Serves liest”^& The COLDWAtEj^^torj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWa4^U$W CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Siiighigest Club in the U.S.A. ROTARY BULLETIN DECEMBER 5, 1972 PROGRAM Max Heineman, the program chairman for the day presented a program on the Branch County ’’Listening Ear" which is a crisis intervention telephone program for Branch County. He introduced Martha Kerr, Susan Pierce, and Denny Monthei who did some role play situations to demonstrate the type of program oifered by the Listening Ear and also to demonstrate the kind of training that the volunteers go through.before they participate in the Listening Ear. The T.~i sten^ng Ear originally grew out of the Drug Abuse planning in Branch County and the final result was this telephone intervention center, which would deal not just with drug problems but any problem someone needs to talk over with someone The volunteers began with 50 hours of special ^training. This is largely in the area of empathy training, the ability to: clearly understand and identify with the telephoners feelings, accepting his feeling state, being atten­ tive and actively listening to him without placing a value judgement on his feeli'* ings. They have discovered in crisis intervention that when the person has been heard that the intensity of his feelings greatly lessened and the person usually can deal with his problem situation out of his own resources. It was an interest­ ing and most helpful program and our thanks to. Max and his special guests for presenting it to us. PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS GIVEN President John KJein had the pleasure of presenting the following perfect attendance pins and certificates; Bob Kerr, 2J years; Ernie Luse, 25 years; Dick Moore, 2 years; John Klein. 3 years. He also presented Warner VanAken’s 50 year pin and certificate to Les Woodward who will be visiting Warner in the hosp hospital this week. and. present him with his award. GUESTS Rotarian guests included Bill Ritter and Ray Smith from Bronson. We had with us again our two student guests Kathy McDonald and Denice lyon, daughter of John Dygert had as Jim lyon who also is a sophomore at Coldwater High School his guest Bill Tracy of the Intermediate School District. FOR YOUR INFORMATION President John announced that a profit of $'-1.09 was realized from the recent Ladies Night program. We are missing some familiar faces at Rotary these days. It could be because we have forgotten to fill you in on a number of men who have found it necessary to resign from Coldwater Club. These include Max McKee, Ken Leavenworth, Clem Kromer, Phil HimebaugK, Fred Weeks, and Noel Shedd. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Jim Endicott, Jack Gift, Reo Goodwin, Bernard Laney, Ken Leavenworth, Robert Man, Robert Nagle, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Ralph Toupalik, Lester Wise, and. Ken Worden, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Asst Secy-Treas. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON COMMUNITY SERVICE Director DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magaxine — Axner Olson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John .Milnes. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, ★ Bill Lymburner, 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 26—Albert Faller HARLOW SEXTON — Director — Harold 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 5—Max Heinemann General Sec'y,.Rotary International' HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS - William Bobier, Bernard.- Laney, • Howard Teeter, Leslie "Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. ’. • 12—Philip Himebaugh ‘ 19—Lester Luce May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—TorrT Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 3—Robert Loose 29—John Dygert December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader . — Richard. Hruska. April - 1973 24—Norman Olmsted 28—Dennis McCafferty Song Leader. — Normand Moore. . 27—John Milnes 17—William Fuller 7—William Lymburner Ernest Luse 20—Kenneth Putnam 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer Relations Richard 6—Se.ton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 10—Jack Gift 17—District Governor International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. March — 1973 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 CLUB HISTORIAN .FbUr-Way Test — Fred Culy. Dist., Rotary International 1— William Bobier Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 6—Robert Yingling 8—W. Noel Shedd 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, .Michigan Woodward, February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 14—Harold Goodholm .Trade & ’ Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Youth — Charles Richard Hruska ROTARY PROGRAMS 15—Leslie Olney Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito, Rotary FoundationGoodholm. Occupational Information — Robert 'Y-ingljng, Philip Himebaugh. ROY D’HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Olney, ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Employer « Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. > ★ Rural»Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls, Program — Santford Jolley. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon 1972 - 1973 Director Youth Officer — Norman Youtsoy. Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ — LYON Attendance — Charles Gcishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ JAMES ’February 22, 23, 24, 1973 9— Richard Holben, Jr. .‘1’6—Robert Nagle ",~‘ B. K. Pearce.- Chairman .. 23— John. P.ierSbn John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 4 . - • 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise .... 24—Kenneth Worden 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another, member,.advise the program-chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ‘ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006’ Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle-Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand. St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara .'J 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R....R. 2—Lillian .____________ 278- 7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ; : 279- 9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ...___ 278-6635 278-6093' Edward Davey, 48 Douglas. Ave.—Betty Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ... . -278-3909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N-. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278- 4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279- 9481 Charles Geishert, 4 'Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 7.8 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279- 9266 Max Heinemann, R.. R..7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull' St.—Patsey 278-619.1 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 NAME Address '<& Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. fa 7—Jdcquelyn 1-1 278.-6704 Santford Jolley, R..R. 4, Box .93—Joyce•—* 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. * 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons- Ct.—Martha ____ 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice _ 278-2912 Clemens Kromer^ R. R. 3—Joyce : *238-2884 ’Bernard Laney;’'82* Maple Lane—Rhea 2Z8-6357 E. Ken LeavenvyOrth, R. R.-3—Emily ____ 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katheripe* 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41. Sonet Lane—Helen ' 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ‘C ■ 278-7448 Bill Lym.byrnerft- 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James. Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Hejen 'Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19» Waterman Ave.—Fae „ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _.*■ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St?—Susan .. 279-9492 FredtNeer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine _T_ 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet — 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct»—Nancy . 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma — . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ... 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979- Phone No. , Address R.otary' Antv. l . B; K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine. _ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie - _ 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall 'St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel _ _ 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _ 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ____ 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda *j 278-4907 W. 'Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay-r-Virginia 278-6341 Donald ,V. Shorno; *R. R.-*6, Box 58B—Louise . 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave?—Mary -1 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Mario’n . 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278- 6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279- 9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen -_i.. 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delore! 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall .St.. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall 'St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 -Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Pla’ce—Donna . 278-4818 NAME HONORARY MEMBER John. Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 /'0 The eW<ATER Rotary aU^OECTOR Bi.isiiED by Tin.: -Sec.- 34.66, P.’ L. & R. CMS" ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Mich igan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE lisiting Rotarians Ilnars RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �fits Most Who Seizes liest” The COLDWATEK>m REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEli ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The S ingin gest Club in the U.S. A. "THE EYES AND EARS OF THE STORM” Dennis McCafferty was last Tuesday’s program chairman. He secured the above titled . . Tuesday . ’. s meeting,, The film which is distributed by the Pepsi Cola Company for last film deals with a third grade teacher’s attempt to help children understand what prejudice is, how it feels, and why It is perpetuated, The setting is a small, Christian town in Iowa with a population of about 1000. The town has no ghetto and no blacks. This teacher became concerned about the children's limited exposure and understanding about prejudice as it exists in their world. She felt, "the ch iIdren have to find out . . . the adults obviously don’t care. V! The film showed otherwise lovely, spontaneous children change Into nasty discrim­ inating third graders when superiors were selected out. Lt a.Iso-depJ ote.d_.a_ drastic, reduction in performance on the basis of being placed in a minority group for one day. I feel the film clearly portrays a fact which may not have been clearly stated. Discrimination exists in many forms. These youngsters were pre-conditioned to readily discriminate on even the slightest factor, even though they had lived in a homogenius group and there were no racial differences. This would seem to have significance for our community. Most of us who have always lived in such a situa­ tion are not aware of our particular kind of racism until something exposes it and we see ourselves in the act. We also need to have experienced being part of a minority group to understand how some of the reactions come about. -Max Heineman ROTARY SHOW John Dean announced that there at the Pattersons. be a meeting of the end men Sunday at 3:00 p.m. STUDENT GUESTS Kathy McDonald, daughter of Jane and Kenneth McDonald attended last Tuesday. Kathy is a senior member of the Student Commission and the Cardinal Choir. Den ice Lyon, daughter of Jim and Deanna Lyon was also present. Den ice is a cheerleader, belongs to the Aero-Space Club, the German Club, the Senior Girl Scouts and is Interested in becoming an Xray technician. ROTARY ANNS PRESENT TUESDAY Mar Andrews introduced his wife, Ruth; Fred Anderson his wife Kathryn, and John Dygert his wife Mary. GUESTS Rod Vantol and Rotarian Bill Rirter from Bronson ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bristol, Harold Creal, Olin Dally, Ed DeVito, Bill Fuerstenau, V i nee Kornstein, Ken Leavenworth, Lester Luce, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Gerald Nyberg, John Pierson, Clyde Williams, Ken Worden and Robert Yingling. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - >972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretory CLEMENS KftOMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ■ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 1972 - 1973 Director ROTARY PROGRAMS Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. 22—James Koss Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. September — 1972 Magazine — Axner Olson. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Max Heinemann. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Olney, Woodward, Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, 29— Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 26—Albert Faller October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ 1— William Bobier 8—W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. August — 1972 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. — Harold Employer • Employee Edward 'Davey, Holben, Jr. ' . Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Ernest Luse 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. November — 1972 William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward,' Noel Shedd. 28—Dennis McCafferty 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Scjdubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 6—Seton Bovce 13—Axner Olson 5—Max Heinemann January — 1973 COMMUNITY RETIREE - LUNCHEONS ------------- March - 1973 8—Reo Goodwin 19—Lester Luce Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 27—Richard While 17—William Fuller December —1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 20—Olin Dally 24—Norman Olmsted 21—Fred Neer Relations Richard 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 3—Richard Phelps 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN February — 1973 10—Jack Gift 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., . Rotary ..International — Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS SPECIAL — At the call of the President LYON Youth Officer — Norman Youfsey. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ ★ Director _ 9—Richard Holben,..Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman .23—John Pierson .24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik February 22, 23, 24, 1973 ' The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as ladies' Night will- be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson; 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn > 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn *_____ 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Mark S. Andrews, '25 Parsons Ct:—Ruth 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce : 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 Charles Bacon,. 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John A.* Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. ,__ ._ 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret ... 278-5386 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Seton Bovee, 69' S. Circle Dr.—Clara _____ 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois :_______ . 278-5828. Clemens-’.Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce' 238-2884, .Gordqn R.. Schlubatis, R.. R. 3—Harrietta „■ 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _i. ._ 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -1 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Sherwood "Woody" Crdig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 2/8-6341 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy _____ 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary , 278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 5 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ! . *. 278-4350 Ernest W.* Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth .'-.-2.'278-7448, Edward Davey; 48 Douglas Aver—Befty 278*6093 Howard'M. ’ Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion" 278-4222 Bill Lymburner, 847 E..Chicago. Rd. — Carlene 1 — 278-2021 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—rElle.n Jo . 278-8609 .Paul-W. Thompson,.27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278- 6603 278-2007 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne . ... 278-5909 James Lyon, 335* Grand St.—Deanna .' William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia , 279- 9268 ■ Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-Carol 1 .... 278-6770 Fr."Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna v -278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 John Dygert, R. R._ 7, Box .125—Mary . . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N.-Fremont St.—Carol ._ 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 James Endicott, 72. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46'N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchefl St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Arizona 856T4—Helen ' Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harald McKnighf, R. R, 3—Carol 238-2436 Warren William?, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 278-8518 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat ... . 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 William Fuller, *106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _. 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall :St. 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .... 279-9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.J-Lanore 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson-rjbrth 279-9266 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman .Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Norirqaf? l 'eS ‘ Olmsted'; 28 Edisem~Ctv*cNcmey* 278-2418 • t'-Mcnr rteirrernann, R. R.. 7, BoxT69—GJfrTB^ ~ <W8r691& * Philip HlmebaUgh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey ■ . . 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . .. 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Roy C. Pottersoh'r^SfBTN. Circle Dr.-Grace 278-2979 x John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 The COfflWATER Rotary SREFLECTOR PI IM.ISIIED BY rill' WJL^gs ’ CO^MW^PIR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians .11 tears COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWATE|®®^ha REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^WQ^yW CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ROTARY BULLETIN - December 19, 1972 We had two lovely Rotary Anns at our meeting December 12: Faye Milnes,, wife of Rotarian John Milnes and Marjorie Bacon, wife of Rotarian Chuck Bacon. Our two student guests December 12 and 19 were Kathy Sexton, daughter of Rotarian Hal Sexton, who Is a 10th grader at Coldwater High School, and hopes In the future to prepare herseIf as an elementary teacher, and Vicky Lopez, who is a senior at Coldwater High School. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lopez. She ..r hopes to go to the University of Michigan and major in Psychology. NEWS FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS - We want to be sure that everyone in the club understands that the ruling for counting perfect attendance has been changed by the Board of Directors. It has been changed from the calendar year to tbe aTihiversary date of each member beginning at the date that each member joined our club. This rule was effective as of November 11, 1972, That means—that if a member joined our club on June 1st, 1972 and had perfect attendance to June 1st 1973 It would count one year. If the member misled even one meeting without makeup during this period he would have to start over again on his next anniversary date. You will be interested to know that the Board is continuing to pursue the nomination of Susam Mulcahey for a Rotary Foundation scholarship from our district. It was voted by the Board of Directors at their meeting on December 12 to give $100. to the Coldwater Christmas Club. A communication from Rotarian Bill Timm noted the need especially for money to buy new toys for children of needy families In Coldwater. It was also noted at the December meeting of the Board of Directors that our membership now stands at 88 members;- which is a drop from, previous months Also our attendance has dropped down to about 85$ for the month of November, There are no particular attendance .problems at this point but let’s try to make up the meetings that we miss. Recently I read this little boy’s letter to Santa Claus: ’’Dear Santa Clause: I want a red wagon so my big brother can pull me up and down the sidewalkj and a toy train for my father to run for me; and a toy water pistol so I can squirt water in my sister’s eyes when she tries to interfere with my building blocks.” Then as an Afterthought he wrote: "And Santa, bring my parents and my brother and sister whatever you think they might want - but bring them something to keep them busy so they wont bother me.” ROTARIAN GUESTS December 19: Bill Ritter, Clarence Snyder Eddie Hodge, Bob . LeGalley, and Roy Smith from Bronson. Don Harris from Battle Creek. Walt Ba I com introduced Doug Clawson from Minneapolis, Minn. in Memoriam Warner B. Van Aken November 30, 1893 -December 18 1972 ; We shalI miss this fine Rotarian who gave so much to his community and to all who knew him. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURG|S — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. * OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL Director THOMPSON Attendance — Charles Gcishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist LYON Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Sehlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, Rotary Information.---,. Brnest Lose, Fred Ande.rson. . > • » Koss, Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE — SEXTON HARLOW ■ International Yduth Projects i . * Norman .Olmsted, Harold Creal. — WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director CLUB HISTORIAN ★ Employer • Employee ' Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. ' Ernest Luse ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International' HARRY. A,. STEWART Evanston,' Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Trade. & .Professional Relations James 'Endicott, Robert Loose. ’ ‘COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS ,,William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youtsey r.‘,i Harold • . ’ • ... 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 24—Sherwood Craig May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 7—William Lymburner SPECIAL — At the call of the President Occupational Information — Robert —Yingling, . Philip., tlirpebaugh. 1— William Bobier B—W. Noel Shedd 17—District Governor Director VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 October — 1972 Rbtdry ' ' Foundation. Goodholm. ★ February — 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon President Rotary International Olney, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1972 - 1973 Director — Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — Janies Richard: Whife?“ ’’ ★ JAMES 22—Gordon Schlubatis 14—Harold Goodholm •. i 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer 28—Dennis McCafferty June — 1973 December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce Assistant Song. Leader — Richard ^Hruska. 26—Carroll Barnes - 26—Tom - Normandin -July-—-1973 January —' 1973 •,J 2— Robert Kerr- ROTARY SHOW 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B.’ K. Pearce”- Chairman 23—John Pierson ■ ■24—Kenneth Worden ‘Jonh Dean - Director 30— William Timm 3.1—Ralph Toupalik The abave is our program schedule for the Rotary Year T 972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member; advise the;program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will b.e appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone -23’8-41.95. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ' Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringerj 37* Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier; 280' Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara .278-5.891 Charles Bristol? R. R. 5-Lois' L-LL/.—L 278-58.28 Tom Collins, :18 Cheryl Ann ’ Dr.—Barbara- ’..-± 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, SB'/Hdll! St.-Dor'cthy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61, Maple .Laoe^-Jarfe 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty.. 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, if5-Scott Ave.—Ellen J6 .. 278-8’609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgempor Rd.—Joann? . ----- 278-5909 Edward DeVito’, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott,; 72 Cheryl'.Ann Dr.—Thelma -278-2-068 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16Mbrrisbn Lk.. Rd.” R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris’ 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine .. _. .279-9.481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389, Grand—Sharon : ' 279=9668 Harold Goodholm, 20.. Lincoln St.—Lanore . 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemcmn, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria. • 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 .-Mprshall St.-rSue ... 278-69,25 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Palsey 278-6191’ Richard Hruskd, R:*’R».7, Box 29(5—Janet 278-8360 Address & Rotary Ann ■ Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ._ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha j.____ -278-8840' John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia <278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy. 2.78-65Q1 James Koss, 78 Douglqs Ave.—Janice 1 278-2912 Clemens Kromer-, R. -R. 3—Joyce 238-2884* Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret, •_ 767-4508 tester Luce, 41 Sortet’ Lane—Helen ■ 278-4812 Ernest W. luse, R. R. .4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene _ 278-2021 James Lyon, -335"Grand St.—Deanna 1 ; 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 M-rlfdrd'A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, •Arizona 85614—Helen' Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol L 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 ' ^lorpiand-Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta . 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .. , 278-4198 RobertNagle,* 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan I’:.-. . 279-9492 Fred'Neer; .203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine' .. 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield. Dr.—Janet •------ -279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy'.. ..'278-2418 Leslie Olney, R’. R.'3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Axner Olsop^ 340 Grand $t.—Retha J. . < 27-9-9360' Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ... 278-5556 ■Warner;VcriAken, .R.’R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard„White,.46 t>l. Circle Dr.—.D.elores .. . 278-6736 ■Cpyde William’s, *90 N. Clby'-Wilma . . 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . Lester F. Wise,zR»,B. 2, Box 299-Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woo'dwbrd,. '163 'Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden,.25 Lincoln Sr.^Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 2T- Scott—Najalie Norman < Youtsey, 16 Park Place—Do'nna ' 278-6334 278-6393 278-4318 HONORARY MEMBER ^ahrr-Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen .... . . The' COLEJWTER - .'.... . • .- V ’-'V— .. Rotary JR.EFLECTOR Pl HI.1SIIED BY TIIE’(ROTARY MR. ERNEST LUSE CLUB Cp/dy'ater,'Michigan., r-.? \ .*.• j’’1. RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. E].K‘S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Al ways Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Piersori, 340. Mprshall ,St.—Maura: _.l, 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 MeL'Rice, -10O3-Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian’ 782-5594 Frank Robertson,. 25 N. Qlqy—Joan* 4, 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R-. .-Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise ... 278-5842 ,Carl. ?hurUu-56* .Bishpp'LAvei—Mary •_ .... 278-7035 Conrad Swart, ,4?1. Marshqll St.-?Gertr.ude 278-4350 Howard.'*M. Teeter,’73 4Carly1e—Marlon . ... ._ 278-4222 .Raul .W. Thor^iJSsdp, 27’Che|.yil*Ahn ;D'n—Sardl .; 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 49036 278-6730 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 5, 1972- December 19, 1972 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 5, 1972- December 19, 1972 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f119981803f5fdc259b81f37f19e0246.pdf 62949d982ceda011e6e99efb27ec5bb1 PDF Text Text Pit)fits Most O'ho Setues Best jN The COLDWATEj^j Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAtcR .ROTARY CLUB' Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest Club in the U.S.A. January 2, 1973 • I ■ Sorry that we missed you last week but holiday not permit our putting out a bulletin. schedules in our office Just did Guests at the Rotary meeting of December 26 included former Coldwater Rotarian, Russell Moore, who Is now a member of the club in Green Valley, Arizona, and Jim Lyon had with him his Rotary Ann, Deanna. The program consisted of practice for the upcoming Rotary Show - February 22, 23, 24. PROGRAM The Program for January 2nd was given by Rotarian Jim Koss who showed some more of his pictures of his trip up the Rhine and into Switzerland. And as I mentioned before they are unusually beautiful pictures of interesting scenery. Our only Rotarian guest this week was Past District Governor Bert Ward from Bronson. Absent members included, Charles Bacon, Tom Collins, Hal Creal, John Dygert, Jack Gift, Max Heinemann, Vince Kornstein, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, Ax Olson, Gerald Nyberg, Ken Putnam, Frank Robertson, Paul Ruse, Connie Swart, Howard Taylor, Ralph Toupalik, Ken Worden, and Bob Yingling. SHOW REHEARSALS All end men should know that they have a rehearsal this Sunday afternoon at the home of Grace Patterson at 3:30 in the afternoon. To the whole club, our first chorus rehearsal is Tuesday, January 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Temple. You will notice from the show schedule that there will be Tuesday evening rehearsals, every Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Elks'right up to show week. Let’s give John Dean and the show committee our support for the next few weeks and turn out a great show. The following at this point has gone unnoticed in this publication but our con­ gratulations to Rotarian Dick White who has been elected president of the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce for this year. Francis C. Farley once wrote, ” Instead of being a time of unusual behavior, Christmas is perhaps the only time in the year when people can obey their natural impulses and express their true sentiments without feeling self-conscious and perhaps foolish. Christmas, in short, is about the only chance a man has to be himself." As we enter a new year in Coldwater Rotary Club perhaps we can carry that spirit of Christmas into the year with us and help it to spread throughout our community, especially those impulses of good will and kind behavior and honesty and Integrity which have marked the season just past. Best wishes to you all for a new year filled with: strength, to meet the worst life can hand you; service, to meet the needs of our community; love, to transform hostility into kindness! Bill Fuerstenau You Will Always Be Wel<:ome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTEN DANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of PAUL Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance - Charles Gelsherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Koss, Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon ★ Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. President Rotary International General Sec'y, Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Stewart Evanston,. Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS harry a. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International — 31—Carl Shurtz 21—Fred Neer 4 ' 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 1—Fred Culy 15—Charles Gelshert 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN May — 1973 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 Harold 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward .19—Lester Luce . 25—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin r July - 1973 January — 1.973 2—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 24—Sherwood Craig International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. 17—William Fuller 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor Director - Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. ROY D. HICKMAN - Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. 3—Richard Phelps 10—Jack Gift SEXTON April — 1973 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW 27—John Milnes 3—Robert Loose 14—Harold Goodholm Employer • Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 20—Kenneth Putnam 26—Albert Faller Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director SPECIAL — At the call of the President 13-Ax nor Olson 19—Edward Davey Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ 6—Seton Bovec 29— Bernard Laney 12—Larry Iveson ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 27—Richard White March — 1973 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, 20—Olin Dally 22— James Koss September — 1972 ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 15— Leslie Olney Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. 6—Robert Yingling 13—Torn Collins 8— W. Noel Shedd Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1972 1 —William Bobier Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural»Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schluballs. Magazine — Axner Olson. ★ Director — LYON Youth Officer -• Norman Youlsey. Fellowship - John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Asst, Secy-Treas, ERNEST LUSE JAMES Director THOMPSON February — W73 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICF • 9— Richard Holben, Jf. 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worder John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn * 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret _1 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ___ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy .2 L 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _________278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . ... 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grdnd—Sharon .... 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth - 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue ... 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia _______ 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas. Ave.—Janice 278-29.12 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. .3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ... , 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan * 1. 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normondin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted/28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, J?. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-21^6 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 BY THE CMSS^ER ROTARY CLUB . rt~4 * *'*’.*■- • Meeting Time:’ TUESDAY, 12:10JP.M. ELK’S TEMPLE* 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Coldwater. Michigan ■ Phone.Nol HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary |^^^CTOR? r pi-bushed Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975; Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-23111 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 I Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ______ 278-5495 I Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise . - .. 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . „ 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion z. 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. . .. 278- 6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box. 321.—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25’Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-4818 Norman Youtsey, ID Park Place—Donna r ^doLDWATER, MICHIGAN’ 49036 •» LL"<r ’ • �^P“Z/<* Profits Most IP ho Serves The COLDWATEfiffifetory REFLECTOR • .. .published by The COLDWATEB^QjR®r CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January II, I97T 1 The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. Rich Ho I ben, program clld I rmdri fur I he wuuk piebunNll RubeH^TuelOi uf Ann Arbor who is also the son of Rotarian Howard Teeter. Bob Is a 1957 graduate of Coldwater High School, a graduate of Albion College with his Masters Degree from Michigan State. He has taught at Albion and Adrian Colleges. In 1964 he was involved In the Romney campaign and In 1966 the Second Congressional District campaign of Marvin Esch. In 1966 he went to work for Market Opinion and Research In Detroit, Michigan where he ndw works ii*i the political division. ---- PROGRAM - In 1972 he had a leave of absence from his firm to work on the Committee for the Re-election of the President and has been In Washington for the past year, Bob gave to us a very interesting analysis of the recent presidential campaign arid noted some of the changes that are taking place In American politics. He pointed out that due to the rise of information available to the public through mass communication that campaign technigues have greatly changed and are largely de­ pendent upon the technique Of public opinion poling so that candidates can deter­ mine what the winning coalition of people In our culture might be. One of his concerns about the future of American politics involves the great Increase of ticket splitting among American voters,the problem being that people are not sup­ porting political parties which means candidates are being chosen by an increasing­ ly smaller oercentage of the people. He also indicated some concern that the turn­ out in the presidential election was actually less than in 1948. In commenting on the youth vote he noted that the youth vote had not made any substantial differ­ ence in the presidential election but that the youth vote became very crucial in elections at the local level where persons were elected by very small percentages. In all, it was one of the most interesting programs that we’ve had this year and our thanks to Rich Ho I ben for arranging it. GUESTS - Rotarian guests included Ray Ehl from Quincy and Bill Ritter from Bronson. Rotarian Lester Luce Introduced to the club his Rotary Ann, Helen Luce. Walt Balcom had as his guest Burdette Harris, retired Coldwater City Clerk. Our Student Guests were Steve McKnight a junior at Coldwater High School - he plays both football and baseball, and Steve Kline, son of President John, S+eVe plays football at Coldwater High School. He Is a member of the C Club and the' Band. :! " Absent members included Carrol I Barnes>Tom Collins, Hal Creal, Jim Endicott, Bert Fallen, Chuck Geishert, Max Heinemann, Larry Iverson, Vince Kornst-ien, John Milnes, Bob'Nagle, Ax Olson, Gerald Nyberg, Bill Timm, Jerry Towns, Ken Worden, Bob Yingling, Norm Ydutsey. FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS - It- is with regret that the Board has accepted the resignation' of Axrier Olson from the club. Future plans would make it Impossible for him to meet attendance reauiremdnts. Our club membership now stands at 85 members. Results of Balloting for projects to benefit from this year’s Rotary Show showed the top threebeing: .(I). Tibbits; (2) High School Scholarships; (3) Improvements for Rotary Park. • Notice to those who have committee responsibilities for the show: . Any expenditures must be cleared with Keith Pearce, General Chairman before the charges and purchases are made. ' IT’S ALL A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVES - David, Second Grader, was bumped while gett i ng on the school bus and suffered a two inch cut on his cheek. At recess, he colli ded with another boy and•two■of his teeth were knocked loose. At noon, while sliding on Ice, he fell and broke his wrlsti Later at‘the hospital, his father noticed ' that David was clutching a quarter In his good hand. ”1 found it on the ground when I fell”, David said, ” This is the first quarter I ever found.- This sure is my lucky day I”-------------------------------- -------------------------_--------------------._________ 1 You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs Thought for the week 7^^ (5W(¥i^rAi^NM4(!E"future. We can walk through it with faith and-make it an exciting year- * - w'can crawl through QuiNcyf- vVr'+h cife^r-a^cMtwa^es Mm. an exhausting /ear. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. I Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday; 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 "PreziHenf JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY ■ ' yi<e-Rw»id«nt ROBERT RUMSEY .Secretary. CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treat. ERNEST LUSE ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON JAMES Director LYON Director — Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Attendance —’ Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. 1972 - 1973 Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Rural-Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schluballs. 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin -■ William Fuerstenau, *1 ' Scholarships, Awards,, <jnd .Student Lodns — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Max. Heifi&mahn. ' *>•'!' Student Guests --'Lester 'tuce; Fellowship r- John Dygert. Hatold. William Timm, Edward DeVito. Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. ’ Youth — Charles Woodward, Magazine — Axner Olson. Richard Hruska Membership Duane Davidson; f ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Robert. Nagle,* Richard ’Biringen 1— William Boblor 20—Olin Dally 8— W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard While 15— Leslie Olney .... 22—Jqmes Koss 29— Bernard Laney Soptortibor —'19^2 5—Frank Robertson r . .1’9—Edward - Davey '• ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ' President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. - General Sec'y, Rotary-International Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. -STEWART Evanston, Illinois— * COMMUNITY "RETIREE LUNCHEONS Gov. 636 Dist., -Rotary- International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan . Ernest Luse ~ Assistant Song Leader — Richard HruS-ka. . William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. ‘,0—Suton Bovoe 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—Johh Milnes April .—I 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—bjorman Youtsey • ,. 17—William Fuller 24—I'lprman Olmsted May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert , 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann ,12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW '" 'Z ' December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling,. Philip Himebaugh. . March — 1973 . 12—Larry Iveson Moore, Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richprd-. Holben, Jr. . Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. *• 6—Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS , 26—Albert Faller Membership Development r- Lester ,' Bill Lymburner, Kehneth'Wordon. (October — 1972 Wise, John Milnes. 3—Richard Phelps • : ; r I 1974: Paul Thompson, • Santford Program — Santford Jolley. Jolley, James Lyon 10—Jack Gift Public’Relations —'William Fuller, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 1975: John Klein, William ' 17—Dlsfrict Governor <Larry- Iveson;: Kqrmeth Putnam. (’ HARLOW ‘ SEXTON — Director Fuerstenau", Harlow Sexton. "Rotary Information -^"Ernest Luse, 24-iSherwbod Craig International Youth Projects Fred " Anderson. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist 31 —Carl Shurtz Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Koss, November — 1972 Rotary Foundation. — Harold Richard White. 7-r.Wllli6,m Lymburner '■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS .Goodholm.. ' •; ■V ■A" ^14 — Hargld Goodholm Regular — 1st" Thursday of each month at 12:00 ’o'clock noon' 21—Fred Neer • VOCATIONAL SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN 28—Dennis McCafferty SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol February — 1973 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 16—Robert Nagle February " 22, 23, ,24, 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed'_ DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is'our-'program schedule for the* Rotary Year 1972-1973. If yob-wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman gf the i . • -A' ,f, ' 1 -.i »- . * •• ’ * ’* •' change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program. Chairman • Telephone 238-4195, COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME -Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-6704 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn x. Mark S. Andrews,* 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth’ ■ 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce *-------- -----238-4195 ; 278-5790' Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie .-278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J*. ___ 278-8840 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-80Q6 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.-^-Jedn *___ 278-8086 John Klein, '39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S, Circle Dr.—Clara . 278-5891. -James Koss,-78 Douglas Ave.—Janice -278-2912 Charles Bristol,' R. R. 5—Lois 2 ___ ______ 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 238-2884 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 «Et Ken Leavenworth,'R. R. 3—Entity /-* 238-2697 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian _ 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Olin Dally, 61 'Maple’Tane—Jane . 278-6635 Lester -Luce,-* 41 '.Sonet Lane—Helen _____ 278-4812 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgenwor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 .Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . ._* 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle D(.—Edna «— 278-2811John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary* 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 James Endicott, 7.2, Cheryl Ann Dr.-^-Thelma r ._u *278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green .Valley’, Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—Charlotte , n 278-5475 Arizona 85614—Helen » i* Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd-. R. R. 6, Box 68—Ddns 278=5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol’ 1— 238-2436 William Fuerstenau, 15-iCqrnwa|l CoOrt—Pat-278-M402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae .* £. -278-8518 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . .279-9481 Nqrmand Moore, ,R.; R. 3-r-Anne-tta • \ 238?2632 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams* Dr.l Quihty—Pat’*... 639-4433 Ridhard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, J 36 W. Pierce ’ St.—Susan —^J,_zl_ 279-949^: Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon..., . 279*9668Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .... . 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St*— Ernestine X. .278-5512' Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S.- Jefferson—Ruth '. r .*. 279-9266 .Tom..Normandin, 8.5 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7,. Box .169—Gloria *. .. 278-6916 ‘ Nbrman C.-Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Ndricy 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925- Leslie Olney, R. R. 3/ Quincy—Wilma 278-2174f Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull' St.-Patsey . 278-6191 Axner 'Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 27'9-93.60 Richard Hruska, R, R. 7, Box* 296—Janet . . 1 278-8360 ' Roy C.r Patterson, 36 N.‘ Circle Dr.—Grace _ 278-2979 NAME HONORARY MEMBER ■". John. Walker^ 33. Daugherty—Gretchen Pi nUSlIED BY THE 0 ROTARY CLUB Colfhcater.. Michigan^ (MR. :.RWEST. LUSE ■ RT;4 -: - / .. p " COLDWATERMICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ain a vs fVelo : . - 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. I, & R. The COLDWATER Rotary a^^^CTOR Phone No.. Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S, Pierson/ 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 Ef-Chicago--St.-r-Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _ 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert*E. Rumsey, T20-Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W.’ Noel ‘Shedd, 90 «N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad .Swart, 47.1 /Marshall St.—Gertr.ude J.X-..’278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia . _ 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik,* R. R. 5—Eileen-/ 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . .'. 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90-.N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Warren William.s, R., ,R.. 6, .Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 LeitfiY F. Wise, R.- R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 (/fyqrles W°9^'arcC1$3 Marshall St.* . . ' 278-5033 leslie Woodward,-. 163 Marshqll St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R7 Worden,’25 Lincoln "St.—Virginia 278-6334 Rdbert* GWin'gling,J2T Scbtt—Natalie-778-6393 Normgn Youtse.y^-l.O Park- Place—Donna.... . 278-4818 • — •• i -• * 49036 �^P"lle Profits Most IT ho Serves Hest”^^ The COLDWATEJMtan REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER vkpTAkY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan January 24, 1973 The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Let’s all remember the Tuesday night rehearsals, 7:30 p.m^at The turnouts have been good. There are still some faces that have not been seen as yet. End Men and Quartets will rehearse at the Elks Sunday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. ROTARY SHOW ***************** ********* **** * URGENT REQUEST FROM THE PROGRAM AND ADVERTISING COMMITTEE * * Your ads must be turned in to Hal Sexton, Bill Lymburner* * ‘ , The show Is less than a * or Bill Timm by next Tuesday, The printing of the program cannot proceed * month away. your ads are In. unt i I * *. * * * ********* * * * * * * **************** * All chairmen of show committees are to meet for a luncheon meeting, Wednesday, January 31 at Gracies to check out the progress of their work with the general chairman, Keith Pearce. If you cannot attend this meeting will you please get in touch with Keith Pearce before next Wednesday. PROGRAM TUESDAY, JANUARY 23 John Pierson, program chairman for the week introduced Sister Marguerite Gibbs, who is principal at St. Charles School. Sister Marguerite is a very Talented person. She is a painter,a sculpture, a teacher and a musician. But she came to Rotary to talk about the multi-aging individualized grouping which has taken place in the St. Charles School since it became a public school. It was four years ago that St. Charles became a public school. The following year, Sister Marguerite was able to hire an entirely new staff. Her concern was grouping in the school which would meet the needs of slow and bright students. She has developed a close knit staff which has, indeed, within the normal I imitations,tried to meet individual needs. Two things have been kept in tension at St. Charles. That of keeping children at their physical and social level of development while meeting them at their intellectual level. There is also a great emphasis at St. Charles in developing human attitudes on the part of teachers and students, and helping students to develop responsibility for their own actions, They are given responsibility but at the same time are held accountable for the way they use responsibility. It is refreshing to know that there is a school in the system where there is an emphasis on humanness and the building of human attitudes towards persons, and where students are being given the opportunity to develop personal responsibility. It should show us all that there are some things happening in the Coldwater .School System which demand our careful attention and our hearty support. We can only hope that such attention will be given to what is happening at St. Charles and that the same kind of atmosphere might find its way into the other schools of our system, Our thanks to Jogn Pierson and Sister Marguerite for a helpful and informative program. CONGRATULATIONS I I’m sure that we all give our congratulations to John Milnes for being chosen Man of the Year by the greater Coldwater Chamber of Commerce. Natur­ ally we are proud of the fact that John is a Rotarian and that among the many nom­ inations of his name for this year that one of them came from the Rotary Club. But more especially we are grateful for-John’s great expenditure of effort, time and energy on behalf of our community and on behalf of ourselves. John, it is an honor well deserved. GUESTS JANUARY @3, 1973 - Dwight Green, Bob Beauchamp and Ivan Jeffery all from Bronson. Larry Powell from Lansing. Our student guest yesterday was Debbie Bristol, daughter of Chuck and Lois Bristol, Debbie is a Sophomore at Coldwater High School where she is a cheer leader, member of the Sophomore'Chorus. Debbie has been very active in 4H particularly w as horses are concerned. Her horse, King, was a grand champion In 1971. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M, ALBION — Parker inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ PAUL Attendance Churles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty, OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 President JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Treasurer ERNEST LOSE Asst. Secy-Treas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973; Richard Charles Bristol Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Director THOMPSON Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Sant'ford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John 'Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ LYON JAMES Director - Youth Officer — Norman Youlsoy. Crippled Children *** Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Fellowship — John Dygerl, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Magasine — Axner Olson. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Cr4al. Koss, — Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director CLUB HISTORIAN ★ Employer ® .Employee. Relations Edward Davey,' Richard Holben, Jr. , , Ernest Luse • ROY D. HICKMAN . Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International Rotary WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan ! September — 1972 I 5—Frank Robertson October — 1972 - ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard' Teeter, Leslie- Wood­ ward, .Noel Shedd. 20—Olin Dolly 27—Richard White March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youfsey 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty • 6—Robert Yingling 12—Larry Iveson 21—Fred Neer COMMUNITY RETIREE . LUNCHEONS International 29— Bernard Laney 14—Harold Goodholm HARRY A. STEWART Evanston,. Illinois , ■* Gov. 636 Dist., Harold Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Song Leader — Normand Moote. ■ Occupational Information — Robert . Assistant Song Leader — Richard Yingling, Philip Himebaugh; Hruska. Trade & Professional Relations' James Endicott, Robert Loose. President Rotary International 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss 7—William Lymburner Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL . 1— William Bobier 8— W. Noel Shedd 17—District Governor Director' February — 1973 13—Toni Collins August — 1972 26—Albert Faller ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. ROTARY PROGRAMS 19—Edward Davey Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. Program' — Santford Jolley. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson'. “ ■ Woodward, ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 December — 1972 5—Richard Biringer . ' 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott -12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles’ Woodward J 9—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normahdin’’ January'— 1973’ 2— Robert Kerr 9— Richard Holben, Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, .advise the program chairman of the change.'Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address;& Rotary Ann NAME Address & Rotary Ann . ’• Phone No. NAME . Address & 'Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Andersoh; 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R.' 7—Jacquelyn 278-5975 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine.’ 279-9849 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Santford Jolley,’R. R. 4,. Box 93—Joyce •_ 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemdor ‘Rd.—Marjorie - 278-6821 • 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Carrol! L. Barnes, 86 Chery! Ann Dr.-rMargaret - 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ’ 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Pptricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian _ 782-5594 278-6501. Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan • ' 278-5495 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret, : 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle. Dr.—Clara _ 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr—Phyllis 278-5006 278-2272 Charles Bristol, R. -R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce .____________ 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea .____ 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda’ 278-4907 Sherwood "Woody7' Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily* 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay-Virginia 278-6341 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian .... ____ 278-7249 ' Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R.‘ 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ' 1_______ 279-9471 Robert Loose,* R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret £— 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Av'e.—Mary i'.278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude -------- 278-4350 Edward Davey, 48 Dbuglas, Ave.—Betty. 278-6093 'Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _ . 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion _. 278-4222 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne . .278-5909. James, Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ’ : 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St-.—Patricia . 279-9268 Edward -DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna Ralph Toupalik, ' R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 278-281’1 Dennis* McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207* Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 . 278-4243 James Endicott, 72 Chery I Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 .Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.’—Delores 278-6736 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley,’ Albert Faller, 95 N. .Hanchett St.—Charlotte _ 278-5475 Clyde Williams,' 90’ N-. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Arizona 85614—Helen.* . 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold Mc'Knight, R. R. 3—Carol ------ J— 238-2436 I Warren Williams, R, R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 1’. 278-8518 LesYer F.. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 278-5033 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . . 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta. 238-2632 Charles Woodward,” 1’63* Marshall St. Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-41*98 Leslis' Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 ‘Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 278-6334 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . 279-9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lintoln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Harold, Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 -278-4818 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth. 279-9266 Tom Normand in,. 85 Fa i rf ie Id Dr.-«-Ja net———-- - 279-9349 -Norman Y-outseyz-'lO Park Place—Donna Norman C. Olmsted, 28 E,diso.n‘ Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria . 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh,. 317 Marshall St.—Sue - 278-6925 278-2176 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull. St.-Patsey . 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.-^Retha , 279-936Q. HONORARY MEMBER Richard -Hruska; R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . . 278-8360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.-Circle Dr.—Grace 278-6730"" jkbn Walker, 33~ ’Daugherty—Gretchen Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary fOiftCTOR Pl BI.1SI.IED BY THE ROTARY CLUB Cnlduater. Michi((an MR. ERNEST .LUSE .. *1. RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Ahravs IVe/ci COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 r �Profits Most IFho Serves The COLDWATERWpZ^n REFLECTOR U January 31, 1973 Published by The COLDWAtEsMST^W CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan bird \ The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. PRB1^MTjmm!nprogram Chairman for the week, Introduced two attractive member;, of the Coldwater Highschool Balladlers, Lori Hart and Brenda Fl Icklnger. Brenda ^owed herself to be a talented photographer as she shared with us some of + p that she took last summer as the Balladlers visited six countries In Europe, centering their attention on a visit to oub Sister City of Soltou, Germany. The commentary was as fun as the pictures and we +hank yod, Bill, for allowing us td have this good insight Into the youth of our community. ^Student quest Debbie Bristol returned for the second week. Our second this week was Steve Klotz who Is well known as a footba player at Co dwater High School. Steve will be going on to col lege next year - has applled at Brown University and Eastern Michigan University. Rotarian Ed DeVito Introduced his Rotary Ann, Carol, to the Club. Ralph LaGro had as his guest Richard Uhl, who Is the chief pharmacist at the Community Health Center. Rotarian guests included Lindsey Baker from Quincy, and Bill Ritter from Bronson. ROTARY SHOW , ., . ., n Remember to check to new rehearsal schedule and note that there are chorus rehearsals every Tuesday and Thursday evening with end men rehearsals at - 3:30 on Sunday afternoon ,,w.. at the Elks. We’re just 3 weeks away from showtime, Fellows, so let’s learn the words and work hard at the rehearsals so that we will be well prepared. On the subject of tickets, every Rotarian ■’has been given $38 worth of'• tickets. ■, Do You will be responsible for that amount. I— not — trade tickets with anyone else. Please don ’ t try to do it at rehearsal Always settle up with Les Olney. F‘ .... times catch Les before Rotary meetings or after meetings to settle up with hjrn_°2.Y°u^ t i ckets. Last year, about $120 came,up missing as a result of us trading tickets among ourselves. Let’s help make the job of keeping track of tickets as easy as possible for Les. All the chorus members owe a vote of thanks to Dennis McCafferty for saving us from that difficult part of "Daddy Sang Bass." HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bob Loose and Happy Birthday this week and next week to Fred Culy. We’ve been having such good attendance, but things sort of fell apart this week, as the fol lowing members were absent: Fred Anderson Chuck Bristol Hal Creal Bert Faller Max Heinemann Norm Olmsted Frank Robertson Ken Worden Chuck Bacon Walt Bal com Ed Davey Chuck Gejshert Larry Iveson Les Olney Carl Shurtz Bob Yingling Carrol 1 Barnes Tom Collins Jim Endicott / Jack Gift John Mi 1nes Ken Putnam Howard Teeter Norm Youtsey Hope many of you will be able to make up. FROM THE BATTLE CREEK BULLETIN At a party, a woman remarked to her husband, ’’That’s the fifth time you’ve gone back for more punch. Doesn’t It embarrass you at all?” "No," he answered. "I keep telling them It’s for you." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ____ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. __ �COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ PAUL Pr*tld»M SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Asst. Secy-Treas. ★ .1 DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Director Attendance Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN THOMPSON „•.' Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton . MRS, GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Birii’sget.', Membership •.Development — Lester Wise, J.ohn Milnes. Program — Santford' Jbllby.'' Public Relations • — 'William ''Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at»Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the- President * ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International WILLIAM ,N. ATKINSON Jackson,' Michigan LYON Jack Gift. Rural - Urban - Le‘l|e 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 8—W. Noel Shedd 15—Leslie Olney Gordon Schluballs. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee 22—James Kass 29—Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson Richard Hruska 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 26—Albert Faller BIII Lymburndr,; Kenneth Worden. 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 1—William Bobier Olney, Student Guest. - Lostur William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth Charles Woodward, 6 —Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Youth Officer - Norman Youlsey. Crippled Children - Carl Shurtz, April - 1973 3—Robert Loose • 10—Norman Yautsey October — 1972 17—William "fuller ' • 3—Richard Phelps 24—Norman Olmsted 10—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL service HARLOW SEXTON 17—District Governor Director - International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation- — Harold May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 .15—Charles Geishert 7—William Lymburner Goodholm. ★ ( 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director CLUB HISTORIAN Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 28—Dennis. McCafferty t The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann ( 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lestef Luce . r 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom ■Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 2—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. , • June — 1973 December — 1972 Assistant -Song Leader — Richard Hruska. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert' Loose. . COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 21—Fred 'Neer Employer - Employee Relations Ernest Luse Edward Davey, Richard !• Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. 'Sone). Leader '— Normand Moore. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Kass, COMMUNITY service JAMES , 9^—Richard Holben, Jr. 16—Robert Nagle February 22, 23, 24, 1973 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John-. "Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik . If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will beJaPPPinted'.jsy lihe Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman ■ Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ,---------------------- 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, ’Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 ------ 278-5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoot Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 ■John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J, Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann, Dr.—Margaret 278-8006. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha---- ---------- 278-8840 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Aire.—Patricia -------- 278-6183 William Bobier,. 280 Grand St.—Margaret ---- 278-5386 ’H.-Vincent Kocnstien, 290-GrOnd St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James Kass, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice —:r---- .—.— 278-2912 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle1 Dr.—Clara------- --------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5-Lois ------------- 278-5828' Clemens Kramer, R. R. 3—Joyce --------- *------------- 238-2884 ---------- 278-6357 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 278-5234 ' Bernard L'ahey, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3 — Emily -----------------238-2697 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian -----------------------— 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ------------------------ 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Lester Luce, .41 Sonet Lane—Helen-----—---------- 278-4812 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ;.----------- ----- 278-6635 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth --------------------------- ' 278-7448 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty —.--------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ..278-8609 Biir.Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 John T. Dean, 59'Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ----- 278-5909' 'James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden Sj.—Carol - —— 278-6770 fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------ i------ 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol —278-8207 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary — 278-4248 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, James Endicotf, *72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma — 278-2968 Arizona 85614—Helen Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ----- 278-5475 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ---------- ------------- 238-2436 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 278-8518 William Fuerstenau, 15 Corhwall Court—Pat *. 278-4402 ■John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta --------- -- 238-2632 William Fuller, 106 Grand Si.—Francine 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . - 278-4198 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat - 639-4433 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279-9492 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon *279-9668 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.-.Ernestine --------- 278-5512 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . .278-6517 Tom Normandin, 85' Fairfield Dr.—Janet --------- 279-9349 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy — - 278-2418 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue •_ 278-6925 Axner Olson; 340 Grand St.—Retha ... 279-9360 Richard Holben, Jr,, 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace -- 278-2979 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ------ — 278-60.33 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ----------- . 278-5358 NAME Address & Rotary Ann W. Noel Shedd,'90- N. Clay—Virginia '----------- 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise — 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary ---- --- - 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Mi. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marlon --------278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27. Cheryl Ann Dr..—Sara .. . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N.' Hudson St.'—Patricia : 279-9268 Ralph' Toupalik;--'R.-rft.’ 5—Eileen —U-<S 278-5556 Warner YonA.kpn, -R. -R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle’Dr".—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia - 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St'. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna__ 278-4818 ' HONORARY MEMBER. - John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen - pi Bf.isiiED by the CO1^)\V3V1ER ROTARY CLUB ■, MR. RNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians .11 trays V elc< 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLE1WATER Rotary iif&CTOR Coldwater. Michigan Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine---------------- 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 ;N.. .Hudson—Jessie ------ — 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E.’’Chicago St.—Mflbe). -278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan (— 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—'Phyllis ... 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3jvHarrietta.278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda --------- 278-4907 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �W^7/e Profits /Most U ho Serves liest99^^ The COLDWATE|OT|tan> REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER<RQ-TA^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singiugest .Club in the U. S. A. FEBRUARY 6, 1973 PROGRAM Bob Yingling was last Tuesday’s Program chairman. Someone we scarcely knew, Chuck Woodward, gave a good verbal and slide presentation about his last summer’s airplane trip to Alaska. During the first part of the 7,000 air mile trip they fol­ lowed closely the Alaskan Highway* But In Alaska they left,the route and proceded to some of the “last outposts” of civilization coming with I ng 150 miles of The North­ shore Oil Fields. Chuck and his traveling companions, George Thompsoh and Kent Bi ringer camped during the trip. They pitched their tent near the plane when they landed. They took almost all of their food with Them. This was essentially a fishing trip so their pictures were of exceptional catches.of salmon. An exciting aspect of the presentation was the exceptionally good photography in the slide presentation. There were some excellent views of the peak of Mount McKinley and some glacier formation. Thanks to Bob and Chuck for an interesting program. STUDENT GUESTS Tim LaGro, son of Rotarian Ralph , was introduced Tuesday. Tim is a senior at Coldwater High School. He is active in football, Cardinal Choir and tennis. He plans to attend Central Michigan at Mt. Pleasant in the fall. Dave Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martin, was also introduced. Dave is a Junior at Coldwater High School. He is interested and active in football, track and’ student government. OTHER GUESTS Rotarians Bill Ritter and Ray Smith from Bronson and Don Harris were present last Tuesday. John Hughes from Battle Creek was the guest of a Rotarian. ABSENT MEMBERS William Bobier, Walt Ba I com, Harold Creal, Ed Davey, John Dean, Bert Faller, Bill Fuerstenau, Bill Fuller, John Klein, Jim Koss, Robert Man, Dennis McCafferty, Bob Nagle, Ken Putnam, Paul Thompson, Ken Worden. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ”What makes loneliness an anguish is not that I have no one to share my burden, but this: I have only my own burden to bear.” Markings You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plettners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst, Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fucrstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS, GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Di rector Attendance • Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin -- William Fucrstenau, Max Heinemann. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Koss, 6—Seton Bovee — 26—Albert Faller October — 1972 Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. November — 1972 21—Fred Neer 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 10—Norman Youlsey 10—Jack Gift 31—Carl Shurtz Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 3—Robert Loose 17—William Fuller 24—Sherwood Craig CLUB HISTORIAN April - 1973 24—Norman Olmsted 7—William Lymburner Ernest Luse 27—John Milnes 3—Richard Phelps 17—District Governor Director Harold 20—Kenneth Pulnam 12—Larry Iveson 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan - March — 1973 13—Axner Olson 5—Frank Robertson International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. SEXTON 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard While 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW 6—Robert Yingling 22— James Koss 19—Edward Davey ★ Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. 8— W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 1— William Bobier Woodward, Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 Crippled Children — Carl Shurfz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Rotary International Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. Magaxlne — Axner Olson. Membership •— Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. rotary programs Director - Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito, Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert. Loose. Dist., LYON JAMES Fellowship — John Dygort, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE 9— Richard Holben, Jr. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle July.- 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-5975 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth : 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R.« ’4./ Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 1;1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-2311 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 •John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 H.’Vincent Kprnstien, ,2^0 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ___ 278-5891 James Koss,. 78 Douglas Ave’.—Janice 1________ 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois : T L 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ----------------------- 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara .; 278-5234 . Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ■_ 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Sherwood "Woody** Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Lebvenworth# R« R. 3—Emily ._________ 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Harold .Creal, R. R. 2-LiJlian 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Holt St.-Dorothy 279-9471 .Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Avel—Mary . . 278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple-Lane—Jane :______ 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen -______ 278-4812 Coqrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse*, R. R. 4-Ruth 1 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73. Carlyle—Marion . Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty __ 278-6093 278-4222 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave;—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 .Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd-.—Joanne J. . 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Edward - DeVito, 18 E. Alden\.St.-Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen --------- . .. . . 278-5556 DeArjir McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol-’— 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box -125—Mary . 278-4248 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—"Delores 278-6736 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968- •Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley/ Clyde Williams, 90 N.'CFy.y—Wilmtf 278-8238 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475' .'Arizona* 856)4—Helen iZ. Warren Williams, R. R. 6,. Box 32T=£lLaMoine 278-6693 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris ‘278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _______ 238-2436 ’John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat > 278-4402 278-5033 238-2632 Charles Woodward, • 163 MaVshair’Sfj William Fuller, ‘106 Grand St.—Francine . 279-9481’ Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Leslie ’ Woodward, .163 Marshall SK— Rosamond 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat ... 639-44133 278-6334 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden,.25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ,279-9668 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ._ 278-6393 278- 5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 278-4318 279- 9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth -J • 279-9266 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Glorib 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted,;.28 Edison Ct.—Nancy I 278-24.T.8 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue- ’ . .; 278-6925 "Leslie Olney, :R. R. '3., '.Quincy—Wilma. . .£. 278- 2175 279- 9360 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Pafse’y „• 278-6191 Axner Olsdn,' 340 Gra'rtd* St.—Retha . HONORARY member Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 25^6—Janet ’ 278-8360 ’Roy.C. Patterson, 36‘N, Circle’,Dr.—Grace 278-297? John Walket, .33 Daugherty—Gretchen • 278-6730 ; ■-S... ... The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Pl BUSHED BY the CXTOWATRR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan. MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visit ini! Rotarians Always W elc< COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 4903* �Hi' Profits Most ]Pho Serves Hestf^r The COLDWATE&fyary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATtoQ^ftY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Fob< ,5» 1973 ROTARY SHOW! ”e Singingest Club in the U.S.A. TotaI Chorus rehearsal at the Tlbbits Opera House Sunday, 5:00 p.m. Saturday evening the traditional Afterglow will be he Id at the Elks. Remember, due to the size of our club now, it Is open to Rotarians and their Rotary Anns only, ROTARIAN GUESTS February 13 Allan Fanter, Bill Sllsher, Clarence Snyder - all from Bronson. Ray Ehl, Bill King and Clarence Walters - from Quincy. Non-Rotarian guests Included our speaker Al Sickles and Vern Sheffield from Battle. Creek. PROGRAM Program Chairman for the week, Tom Collins, introduced Al Sickles from the Coldwater City Recreation Department. He brought the Club up to date on changes and develop­ ment of program in the Recreation Department. Perhaps the most significant and re­ cent development was the hiring of a full time female recreation superintendent. They have j3Ye hired h’red Miss Ann Kelly who has a B. fS. “Degree in Physical Education from Hillsdale College, who wllI develop women’s and girls’ sports in the Department and also help in the office of the department. Al pointed out that about $50,000 has been pulled into the City recreation program through a regional funding program and he went through the details of improvements which will be made at each of the recreationa^ facilities throughout the city. At the Jaycee Franklin School Center will be a new tennis and basketball court, a tot lot, and improvements in parking areas. At the Jefferson Center, new tot lot, drinking fountain, a horseshoe court has been built, and the lighting of the tennis and basketball areas will be accomplished. At the Edison Center, there will be improved baseball and softball facilities. The tennis court is to be rebuilt providing a combined tennis and basketball facility. A second picnic shelter has been built with the addition of new tables and stoves. At Rotary Park, new limited boat docking facility is to be built, improvements to the picnic area including additional picnic tables and stoves. It looks like these are significant improvements which we are all going to notice and be able to take.ad­ vantage of in the community. The total‘'budget for the city recreation program runs about $34,000, with about $3,500 coming from the United Fund, $15,000 - $16,000 coming from the City and the rest of the budget coming from fees and charges for the various programs. Our appreciation to Al and to Tom for providing us with this new look at our city-wide recreationaI• program. ABSENT MEMBERS February 13 Charles Bacon Duane Davidson Santford Jolley Bob Man. Pau 1 Ruse Ralph Toupal.Ik Chuck Woodward . ■ > ■ Dick Biringer Jphn Dygert Vince Kornstien Norm Moore Carl Shurtz Clyde Williams Ken1 Worden . > Chuck Bristol Bert Fal1 er Les Luce Fred Near Howard Tayjor Les.. Wise Bob Yi ng l,i ng ROTARY TODAY There are now 15,507 Rotary Clubs and an estimated 727,750 Rotarians in 149 countries and geographical regions. New Clubs admitted since July I, 1972 total 148 Clubs in 36 different countries. DATES TO REMEMBER OF COMING EVENTS The District Conference, April 6 & 7, 1973, Kellogg Center, Michigan State University, East Lansing. District Assembly, June 9, 1973, 01 ivet Col lege. o OOOOO'OO o OO Two men were discussing taxes and the government’s use of money. Just then a school bus passed. "See what I mean," exclaimed one. "When I was a boy, we walked three miles to school and three miles home each day. Now we spend $5,000 for a bus to pick up the children so they won’t have to walk; then we spend $50,000 for a gymnasium so they can get exercise." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE IJP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. �ROTARY club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 President •JOHN KLEIN Vice-President SANTFORD JOLLEY ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL . Attendance - cherries Geisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - Willtom Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ ' ■' BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Membership Development - tester Wise, John Milnes. ■' Program — Santford Jolley, Public Relations — .William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information - Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama .U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International International WILLIAM N.; ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 15— Leslie Olney March — 1973 22— James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, .... • - SEXTON •3—Robert Loose ’' 17—District Governor Director 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz 7—William Lymburner 14—Harold Goodholm WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director' Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. , Four-Way Test — Fred Culy,'- 21—Fred Neer. " CLUB HISTORIAN December — 1972 Song .Leadef — Norm^gd. Moofe. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip' Himebaugh. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. . 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse 'Assistant . Song Leader Hruska. ’ William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom’ Normandin January — 1973 ROTARY SHOW 1—Fred Culy 12—James Endicott 2— Robert Kerr COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS May — 1973 5—Max Heinemann 19—Lester Luce Richjord 17—William Fuller 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 Harold ’ 10—Norman Youtsey 24—Norman Olmsted 10—Jack ’Gift , • International Youth Projects ..Norman. Olmsted, Harold Creal. — April — 1973 ,i- 3—Rlchqrd Phelps INTERNATIONAL- SERVICE HARLOW 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey , ROTARY:AN,N LUNCHEpNS, ;. |'26—Albert Faller Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Mforden. October — 1972 ■ 27—Richard White 8—W. Noel Shedd Olney, Student Guests —• Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. i ■; 20—Olin Dally 1— William Bobier Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth . — Charles Richard Hruska 6 —Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS VOCATIONAL SERVICE, HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Rotary Director - Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President Koss, LYON JAMES February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE Director Membership - Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard* Moore,' Charles Bristol Gov. 636 Dist., THOMPSON 9—Richard Holben, Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. ,K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ,278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie u 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara „ 2'j 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R.-5—Lois _ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ,__SL___ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ... 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty Lu 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18' E. Alden St.—Carol ... . 278-6770' John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box • 125—Mary .. . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma _ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . .’.279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy-Pat . 639-4433. Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668' Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R.’ 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel- . 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice Li" 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3r-Joy,ce, ...v. • 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R.. 3—Harrietta 1 ___. 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda .... 278-4907 E. Ken. Leavenworth, R. R.-3—Emily .____ 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia — 278-6341 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine c._ 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise ... 278-5842 Robert Loose, R. R..2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary . 278-7035 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 1‘ - 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse,-R. R. 4—Ruth J, 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion .•.. 278-4222 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd,—Carlene 278-2021 Paul.W. Thompson,'27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278- 6603 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna" 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 Nl Hudson St.^-Patricia 279- 9268 Fr. Robert Man,' 75 N. Circle. Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5^Ei(een u_r. ...: ... , 278-5556 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Arizona-85614—Helent ’ Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilmd 4 278-8238 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Lu — 238-2436 W.arren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae _ 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia ' 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta .... 238-2632. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall'St. 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, .42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine ... ...278-4198 Leslje Woodward,. 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ... . 279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie • • • .' 278-6393 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet . 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Dorimr——— 278-4818 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Noncy 278*2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, -Quincy—Wilma' 278;?176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .. -279^9360 HONORARY MEMBER • Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace . 278-2979 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen . 278-6730 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-Martha John Kleih, 39 Dougla^ Ave.—Patricia • 278-6704 238-4195 _____ 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 The PQWATer Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Rotary RKFCEOO l< PCBT.ISHEI) by the COJ^t^JER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE V is it in g Rotarians 11 ways IFelc\ COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Wf‘7/<» Profits /Most Who Sorites llestP^^ The COLDWATE|ffik*»y REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER •RpXAR'Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan , ■ ," * . The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. February 28, IQ7X PROGRAM " Olck White, program chairman for the week, Introduced Bl 11 Robinson who is n charge of Special Education for the Intermediate School District. Bill showed movies of the summer recreational program for handicapped children and also movies of the regular classroom program throughout the year. This Rotarian was certainly Impressed with the concern for individuals which is evidenced In this program working with the handicapped, reaching even to pre-schoolers and their parents, helping them to nurture these handicapped children In the home prior to school years In such a way that they can more easily become a part of a normal classroom situation. We are indeed fortu­ nate to have someone of Bill’s caliber who has the Interest in the community and In these children to continue this program. Thanks to Dick for arranging and Interest­ ing program for us. DISTRICT ROTARY DATES District bowl ing tournament at Spring Lake, Battle Creek, March 18, 24, 25. one Is interested, please contact President John. If any­ District Conference, East Lansing at the Kellogg Center, April 6 and 7, 1973. A good Conference for new Rotarians to attend along with officers and members of the Board. It will help your understanding of the work and the goals of Rotary. First Monday in August - District Golf Outing; Coldwater Country Club. Clyde Williams has been appointed chairmen for the event. Any who are willing to work with Clyde, please let him know. I’m sure he would appreciate some volunteers. NOMINEES FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS - 1973 . ■■■■'■,' . . ■ < =. The fol lowing persons have been nominated for the Board of Directors for 1973: William Fuller Normand Moore Charles Geishert Keath Pearce At our regular meeting on.March 13, you will be asked to vote for two of these persons to serve on the Board. ROTARY SHOW I’m sure that we’re all grateful to John Dean, to Grace and to Mark for the smooth way in which they helped us to prepare for the Rotary Show. And also to Keath Pearce for the very efficient and smooth manner in which the total program was planned. I'm sure we’re also aware that there ate many fellows who never get out on stage who give a lot of time and energy behind the scenes. Surely it was a good experience in building Club fellowship, and judging from the crowds which we had, It should allow us to make-sign if leant contributions to the projects which we have seIected. Remember that if any of you have bills related to the Rotary Show, you must get them to Fred Anderson who is handling finances for the show by March 13. Also settle up on your show tickets. After March 13, you will be billed for the tickets you have not accounted for. GUESTS - FEBRUARY 27 We welcome the return of student guests Lisa Kerr who is a Sophomore at Coldwater High School and David Odren who is a Senior at Coldwater High School. There were no guests this week from. Quincy and'Bronson. I don’t know what the show did to them, but let’s hope that they all enjoyed it. IN THE ROTARIAN FOR MARCH - "Man and The Matterhorn” William W. Morrison, 42 year old businessman and Rotarian relates how he trained for and conquered his first mountain. Also in this issue, Zurich newspaper editor Fred Tuchsinger tells the story of his country’s big contribution to world peace in "Switzerland: Peacemaker Nation." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs _____________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M, BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M.________ | �rotary club of COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE THOMPSON PAUL Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President Vice-President SANTFORD JOLLEY ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompsdn,' Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Attendance Clmrles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotar.y Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson.1 Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard ■ White.' > At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson', Michigan . Crippled Children ■- Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Olney, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 20—-Olin Dally 1— William Bobier 27—Richard White 8— W. Noel Shedd March — 1973 22—James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29—Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson April - 1973 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. * ' ’ 7 < international service HARLOW , SEXTON - ' Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. i - — Harold • • . t 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youtsey T?—William Fuller t October — 1972 3—Richard Phelps ■ id—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted "17—District Governor* May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 7—William Lymburnpr- Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himqbaugh. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicoft, Robert " Loose." . COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS - , CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse 29—John Dygert 21—Fred "Neer 28—Dennis' McCafferty June — 1973 December — 1972 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott Song Leader — Normand Moore. 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska^ • *' . ;" 26—Tom .Normandin 19—Lester Luce ,.. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 B. K. "PearceChairman . John Dean:. .Director ■' 26—Carroll Barnes July'—' T973 ' January —1973 ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter," Leslie Woodyvard,--Noel Shedd. 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis , 14—Harold .Goodholm WILLIAM; FUERSTENAU- - Director Employer « Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. 6--Robort Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS 15— Leslie Olney ■ VOCATIONAL4 SERVICE i HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Koss, Director Youth Officer ~ Norman Youlsey. ' • Public Relations William- Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam.'• - LYON February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES Program — Santford Jolley. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL Director 3—Fr. Robert Man 2— Robert Kerr 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise -. -24—Kenneth Worden 23— John" Pierson - • . '.30—William Timm • .’• 31—Ralph Toupalik . The above is our program sched le for the- Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you Wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Kight will be appointed by the Club President. Santford’Jolley Prigram Chairman - Telephone 238-41^5.' COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann . NAME 'LL- Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biri'nger; 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean --------- 278-8086 Address-& Rotary. Ann -Phone. No. NAME ••.•'..Address & Rotary Ann. . * Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian William Bobier, 280-Grand' St—Margaret 278-5386 H.'Vincent Kornstien,--290 Grand St—Dorothy L. 278-6501 ■Frank -Robertson,' 25 N. Clay—3oan--^*.._— Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lais 278-5828 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Jbyce _________ 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.-Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 ■ W. Noel Shedd; 90 N. Clay—Virginia Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian :________ 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary Olin Dolly, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen: 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 47.1 Marshall St—Gertrude Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty .■ 278-6093 ■Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 2 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion Duane E.-Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609" Bill Lymburner"," 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St—Deanna 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eile.en John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary .... .. 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty", 18 N. "Fremont St.—Carol' 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma .". "278-2968 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, ' Richard .'White, 46* N. Circle . Dr.—Delones ; Albert Faller, "95 N. Hanchett St—Charlotte ... 278-5475 Arizona 85614—Helen . . Clyde .Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold McKnighl, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 32'1—LaMoine William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Foe 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta .. . . . 238-2632 Charles. Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Charles Geishert, 4 Williams’" Dr., Quincy—Pat ". 639-4433 Richard D. "Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4T98 Leslie Woodword; 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharotj 279-9668 'Robert* Nagle,* 36 .W.". Pierce St—Susan .. 279-9492 "Kenneth R. Wot,den,- 25 Lincoln St—Virginia Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore .. . 278-6517 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.-r-Ernestine ' 278-5512 Robert G. Yingljng, 21 Scott—Natalie Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jeffers'on—Ruth 279-9266 279-9349 Tom Normondin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet" Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria ..278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St—Sue 278-6925 Leslie Olney, R. . R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ___. 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey" 278-6191 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St—Retha . 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER. Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box" 296rJanet . 278-8360 Roy C. Pat.terSon, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .. 278-2979 "John Walker," 33 Daugherty-Gretchen ‘ L.'_L COLDWATER Rotary T Rector ■ ■■ T pi blisiied by th-e ... ■ '. UR. ERNEST WSS Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IVelci 279-9849 278-8981 27B-2311 782-5594 278-5495 278-5006 278-2272 278-4907 278-6341 278-5842 278-7035 278-4350 278-4222 278- 6603 279- 9268 278-5556 278-4243 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-4818 278-6730 Sec. 34166, P. F. & R. ROTARY CLUB Colclil'ater-.'Michigan 278-5975 cowater, kicrxcak 49056 �Profits Most JPho Serves UestP^^ The COLDWATEjO^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEI?J?p,T^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan I he Singingest Club in the U.S.A. March 7, 1973 PROGRAM Program chairman for the week, Seton Bovee, Introduced Bill Sllsher, County Board of Commissioners. Bill showed some interesting slides of the recent fire and aftermath of the County Court House and discussed various alternatives open to the County for replacing It. In the meantime, they hope to be moving out to the State Home grounds in Building 12 by the middle of March. The building will hold all of the offices that were formerly In the Court House. One thing Bill did point out is that many of the County offices were outside of the Court House, such as Social Services, Health De­ partment, Juvenile Division was housed In the Jail, Cooperative Extension Service out at the airport, the County Treasurer working out of his home. To bring all of the County offices together under one roof would require a building of 70,000 square feet. The problem that they are facing Is the availability of the building site which will also give them the required amo.unt of parking space. Thanks to Seton for arranging an Interesting program. Rotarian Rich Hol ben introduced .his Rotary Ann, Patsy. They have two children, Chris and Julie. Of course Patsy is well known to al I of us as director of the Sweet Adel­ ines. Chorus In Coldwater. Student guests for this week were Debbie Lenning, who is a Senior at Coldwater High School and lives with her parents on South Sprague Street. She plans to go to the University of Michigan next year and major In mathematics. The second student guest was Larry Lewis who Is a Junior at Coldwater High School. He Ilves with his parents on Jay Street. Larry is known for his participation in football, baseball, basketbalI and track. Congratulations to Harold Goodholm who received his 18 year perfect attendance pin from President John at the meeting. WEST GERMANS TO VISIT ROTARY DISTRICT 636 " ’ An exchange group of six persons will be visiting our District late spring and early summer. They will be spending four days in t,he City of Coldwater, largely for rest and catching up on what they have observed and seen during their visit. They will be in Coldwater from June 19 - 23. The Board of Directors Is in the process of making plans for those days. NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM Next Tuesday, March 13, Harold Goodholm has arranged an outstanding program that you will not want to miss. Rotarian Bruno J. Sartini of. the Lansing Club, who.Is branch manager of Pitney Bowes, Inc. of Lansing, will speak to the Club on motivation and stimulation of people. This Is a program which will be of interest to everyone, especially management and sales personnel. He has given this talk to many firms and service clubs throughout the State of Michigan. DON'T MISS THIS PROGRAM. ABSENT MEMBERS, March 6 Charles Bacon William Bob!er Charles Bristol Sherwood Craig Fred Culy Bert FalI er James Koss Dennis McCafferty Bob Nagle Fred Neer Tom Normandin Roy Patterson. Keath Pearce Ken Putnam Carl Shurtz Clyde Williams Ken Worden THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Tell me thy company and I wl11 tell thee what thou art. Cervantes - from Don Quixote You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plattners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNJON CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater^ Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harjow .Sexton* MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL Director THOMPSON ★ DISTRICT 636 * ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A.. - Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magaxine — Axner Olson. Jack Gift. Rural-Urban Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin DallyStudent Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth - Charles Woodward, ROTARY PROGRAMS 13—Tom Collins 1 —William Bobier 20—Olin Dally 0—W. Noel Shedd 27—Richard White 15—Leslie Olney 26—Albert Faller Kdss, — Harold 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 7—William Lymburner 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director-. Employer « Employee Edward DaVby, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART ■ * Evanston, .Illinois" COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS' William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter,'. Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. B. K. Pearce.* Chairtftan 5—Richard Biringer 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 9—Richard Holben, Jr. .< ' June - 1973 19—Charles Woodward • 16—Robert Nagle John Dean - Director 22—Gordon Schlubatis 12—Philip Himebaugh 2—Robert Kerr February 22, 23, 24,’1973 15—Charles Geishert 12—James Endicott January — 1973 ROTARY SHOW v 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 5—Max Heinemann 19—Lester Luce - • Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. May — 1973 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN 10—Norman Youtsey 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. 3—Robert Loose , 24—Sherwood Craig Director April - 1973 3—Richard Phelps SEfcTON Rotary Foundation.. Goodholm. ★ October — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE — 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. HARLOW 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 19—Edward Davey Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam,. 6—Seton Bovee 29—Bernard Laney ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS ★ March — 1973 22*—James Koss Richard Hruska Program — Santford Jolley. 6—Robert Yingling August — 1972 Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON • Jackson, Michigan Dlreclor Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., - Rotary International — Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. Crippled Children - Carl Shurti, BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS SPECIAL — At the call of the President LYON Attendance Charles Geisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Sergeant-at-Arms — -James Richard White. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon JAMES February - 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden : 30—William Trtyim . 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program ..schedule for the Rotary ..Year 1972-1973...If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed *by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46*‘Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth --------- 278-5358 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn •------------------ 278-6704 'Santford.Jolley, R. R.’4, Box 93—Joyce-------- ’— 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wil mo J.---------- 278-5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 278-8840 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Porsons Ct.—Martha t &£ John Kle-in, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia - ---------- - 278-6183 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,—Jean ----------: 278-8086 H. Vincent K.ornstien, 290.G.rand .St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 James Koss, -78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Seton Bovee/ 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara------------ — 278-5891 Clemens Krome.r, R. R. 3—Joyce ---- ----------------- 238-2884 Charles Bristol, R. R. *5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ---- 278-6357 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ---------- 278-5234 238-2697 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily Harold..Creal, R. R1 2MJIlian 278-7249 Pbtrick R? Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------ ----------------- 279-9471 Robert Loose,t R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 2 . 767-.4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Olin Daily, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas 'Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene -a.— 278-2021 Duane E. Davidson/ 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ___ 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Edward DeVito, 18 jE. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 Dennis McCafferty,' 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol* .278-8207 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box- 125—Mary . . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968, Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Gree;n Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Albert Fqller, 95. N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk-. Rd. R...R. 6, Box 68—Dorisr .’278-5318 Harold McKnight, *‘R. R. 3—Carol--------------- -- 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae -------- ------ *278-8518 William 'Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278:4402 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ------- -- ... — 238-2632 William Fuller, 106 Grand St’.—Francine . 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan —------- 279-9492 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . .. 279-9668 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ----- •_ 278-5512 Harold-Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St*.—Landre . * 278-6517 Tom- Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr;—Janet *---------- ,279-9349 Reo E.-Goodwin, 7.8 S. Jefferson—Ruth* . 279-9266 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison’Ct.—Nancy 278-241.8 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria .. 278-6916. Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Philip ’ Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha -. . . — 279-9360 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey - 278-6191 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace , — 278-2979 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet ... 278-8360 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary fflofeCTOR PI BEISIIEP BY THE . • ROTARY CLUB Coldii'afer. Michigan ■ HR. ERNEST MJSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine _______ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura ____ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam; 11. E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan _« 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary -1-.278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude - . .. 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L*.-Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6/ Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard White, .46 N. ’Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Wjlliqms, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams,’ R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lesser F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box .299—Celia • 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling,,21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �Profits Most II\ho Series The COLDWATI<^/^9 REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan U%T; The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. March 14, 1973 PROGRAM - Program chairman of the week presented Bruno Sartlni who Is president elect of the whole club and is also manager of the Lansing District of the Pitney Bowes Company. Mr. Sartini gave a very interesting flip chart speech on motivation and stimulation. I especially liked his definition' of leadership ' as getting things done through the efforts of others. It was a person centered approach and a most interesting program. Our thanks to Harold Goodholm for arranging it. Guests - Our student guests, Larry Lewis and Debbie Lenning returned to be with us this week. Max Heinemann Introduced his Rotary Ann, Gloria. Rotarian guests included Bill Ritter from Bronson, and Jack Godfrey and Dan Dobson from '"Quincy. Other guests Included Larry Schubert, Glenn DesJarten from Quincy, Larry Powell from Lansing. Connie Swart introduced Bill Steir who is the new owner of his establishment on North Marshall Street and Mr. Peter Lattis from Haslett who is a salesman from Pitney Bowes and attended the meeting with Mr. Sartini. NEW CLUB DIRECTORS - New Di rectors ,eIected by the club at yesterday’s meeting were Mr. William Fuller, Mr. Charles Geishert. There will be an organizational meeting of the board of directors Including new members at John Klein’s home next Tuesday, March 20 at 7:30 p.m. ABSENT MEMBERS-March 13 - Dick Biringer, Bill Bobier, Seton Bovee, Woody Craig, Olin Dally, Duke Davidson, John Dygert, Jim Endicott, Bert Faller, Rich Hol ben, Bernard Laney, Norman Moore, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Roy Patterson, Keith Pierce, Frank Robertson, Ken Worden, Bob Yingling. DISTRICT CONFERENCE - The District Conference will be held April 6 and 7, Friday and Saturday at the Kellog Center, Michigan State University campus in East Lansing Conference theme ” Looking Ahead - Let’s Do Better”. District Governor Bill Atkinson has put together an exciting and informative program for this conference. Our speaker.for Friday evening’s banquet will be Dr. John A. Hannah,long time president of MSU and for the past four years director of the agency for international development. Joseph G. Werner, past director of Rotary InternationaI wi11 be President Roy Hickman’s representative at our conference. Overnight accomodationd will be available at Kellof Center. If you and your Rotary Ann are interested in attending please get in touch with president John right away. The host clubs for the conference are East Lansing and Has Iett-Okemos. REMEMBER - that we will be entertaing the gcoup exchange persons from Western Germany the last week in June and we have responsibility for the District Golf tournament the first week in August. Plan to help If you are contacted by comm­ ittee chairman. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 PM BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of PAUL Director THOMPSON JAMES LYON Coldwater, Mich, ★ Attendance Churles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Youth Officer — Norman Youlsoy. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Magazine — Axner Olson. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Koss, VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE . LUNCHEONS Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan April — 1973 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youlsey Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. October — 1972 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 24—Norman Olmsted 10—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — 17—District Governor Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Croat. — May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Roo Goodwin November — 1972 7—William Lymburner Harold 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis .. Ernest Luse June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man ' 2—Robert Kerr ROTARY' SHOW William Bobie’r, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer 28—Dennis McCafferty CLUB HISTORIAN Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Dist., 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson 14—Harold Goodholm General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. March — 1973 15— Leslie Olney September — 1972 Program — Santford Jolley. 27—Richard While 8— W. Noel Shedd Olney, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 20- Olin Dally 1—William Boblct Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man, Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL August — 1972 - Carl Shurlz, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Max Heinemann. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ 13 - Tom Collins 22— James Koss Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Blringer. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Crippled Children Jack Gift. 6 -Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS Director — February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICF 10—Ed DeVito 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean -'Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik February 22, 23, 24, 1973 The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley, Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson-, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn J 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth . ■ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86. Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 1 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois --’ t— 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal,. R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249Fred Culy, 88* Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471' Olin Dally, 61 -Maple Lane—Jane ------------ ’ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, -15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary... 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma . _ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte . 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd., R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat .„ 278-4402 William Fuller, 106’ Grand St.—Francine . .... 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .279-9668 Harold Goodholmz 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R.-7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Address & Rotary Ann .. A. \ I Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Pl ni.isiiED BY THE I ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RTe4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visit in it Rotarians Always Phone No. * 278-5975 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Met Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 H. Vincent 'Kornstienj 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—J.oan 278-5495 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis - 278-5006 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce '_________ 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia _ 278-6341 Patrick R. Leonard, R, R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 ‘Robert Lobse, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop .Ave.—Mary . ._ 278-7035 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen ■ 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ernest W. Luse, R.'R. 4—Ruth uj.L 278-7448 1 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Bill Lymburner, 847-E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna_________ 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia . 279-9268 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna ------------- 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . . 278-5556 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol ---- 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . .. 278-4243 Milford A., McKeith, 367'Santa Cruz, Green'-Valley, Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—.Delores 278-6736 Arizona 85614—Helen i . . Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Cardl — 238-2436 .Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 John- Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .... 278-4198 Leslie' Woodward, ' 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W.'.Pierce St.—Susan I279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Fred. Neer, .203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie - 278-6393 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 • Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Normaq C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.‘—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma •„ -278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . - 279-9360. —Su. HONORARY MEMBER. t Roy C. Patterson; 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace .. 278-2979 J&hrr ^V/alker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ’278-673Q^w*ri*w 49Q36 .—_i �^rlle Profits Most JPho Serves Pest’^^ The COLDWATESMtorv REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER 'RQJARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ^arch 20 PROGRAM - "Who will your Funeral be for?" Program chairman for the day, Ken Putnam Introduced son Mark Putnam who presented the program. Mark pointed out that many or most people are unprepared to hand Io death. Even with the great strides we have made In llfe-sablng and holth care, little Is done to prepare people for death or how to handle It. Mark pointed out his feeling that your funeral should not be for you. It Is for the psychological benefit of your loved ones. He particularly pointed out that viewing the body can be quite helpful to the survivors as the final act of love or ’’cleansing of the heart”. Apparently we humans continue to grieve and have guilt feelings because we have not expressed our love completely while the person Is living, unless there is this final end to the grieving process. There was a’’IIvely” question and answer period following Mark’s presentation. He indicated that he would be ready anytime to discuss questions anyone might have regarding death or funerals. Mark and his wife, Candy, live in Tekonsha and run the firm’s funeral home there. We wish to thank Ken and Mark for bringing us an honest straight forward program about their feelings and beliefs. STUDENT GUESTS - Sue Lymburner, daughter of Rotarian Bill and his wife Carlene, was introduced Tuesday. Sue is a Junior at Coldwater High School. She has a run paper route which keeps her busy and has plans to become a forester. Jeff Tartaglia was also introduced. He is a Senior at Coldwater High School. H plays football and tennis and plans to attend Western Michigan University this fa Other Guests - our other guest was Father Roderic Wiltse, the new rector of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Absent Members: Dick Biringer, Bill Bobier, Charles Bristol, Tom Collins, Fred Culy, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, Bert Faller, Vince Kornstein, Bernard Laney, Norm Moo Roy Patterson, Don Shorno, Carl Shurtz, Howard Teeter, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise, Charles Woodward, Ken Worden, Bill Fuerstenau. MARCH 27, PROGRAM - Program chairman John Milnes, Introduced Betty Dei gel, a registered diet­ ician from Hillsdale, who spoke about the nutritional needs of individuals from the embryo stage of development through adulthood. The lack of a proper diet early •rn life might well surface later in the emotional and physical development of an i Individual. Nutritional problems in teenagers result in three classifications Nutrition Anemia (lack of iron), Obesity and Dental Cavities. It appears that tee teenage boys have a better diet than teenage girls. While the boys-lack Vitamin A, the girls lack A and C. Since an estimated 90 million Americans living today will die of heart disease it behooves us to control our intake of calories.Persons 40 and over experienced less physical activity and a decreased basic body metabol­ ism. Both of which require fewer calories. Each person can rate their nutritional needs by determining into which level of activity he belongs - sedwntary, active or very active. Using the following formula a person can calculate his dally calorie requirement. Select a desired weight and multiply that weight by the factors indicated in one of the levels of activity. If you consider yourself in the sedentary group -weight X 16 = calories. In the active group - weight X 20 = calories. In the very active group - weight X 28 = calories. The menu for today was program oriented - weep, those of you not in attendance the $2.00 price today was non-inflationary: Hot and cold canapies, Fig juice, French onion soup, 5 oz. choice beef tenderloin, 5 oz. butt strip sirloin,fried Rickshaw shrimp, Italian Beans, Italian mixed vegetables, Kosher pickles, orange bread, cranapple sauce, Northwest Oregon asparagus spears, French pastries. (continued to next page) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plattners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. 8CZ 9CZ £rz 9SS| 89? £09 ??a osd 9£0l td ZOd zza 9od �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance — Charles Gcishorl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin ~ William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. August — 1972 1— William Bobior 8— W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney 22—James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey 26—Albert Faller HARLOW SEXTON Director — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Harold Rotary Foundation. — Goodholm. • CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse October — 1972 ' 3—Richard Phelps COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 17—District Governor, 24—Sherwood Craig William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April — 1973 3—Robert Loose 17—William Fuller May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 7—William Lymburner 28—Dennis McCafferty 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 5—Max Heinemann 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973. 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 16— ^Robert Nagle . 23—John Pierson 30— William Timm John Dean - Director March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee November — 1972 2— Robert Kerr ‘ B. K. Pearce - Chairman 27—Richard While 31—Carl Shurtz January — 1973 ROTARY SHOW 20- Olin Dally 24—Norman Olmsted December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader —. Richard Hruska. 6 -Robert Yingling 10—Norman Youtsey 10—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan ★ February — 1973 13—Tom Collins 21—Fred Neer General Sec'y, Rotary International International Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 14—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary Woodward, ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. SPECIAL — At the call of the President ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS President Rotary International Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. Magazine — Axner Olson. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director — Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ LYON JAMES Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise 24—Kenneth Worden 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another, member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 1— 2--------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18.Cheryl Ann D.r.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ..u‘279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol .. 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary. . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—.Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore . 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet . . 278-8360 NAME The COLDWATER Rotary IS&CTOR J’i-bi.ishKD BY the CQjJ^^yiTR ROTARY CLUB Co Id water. Mich igan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always dele Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice _____ 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce -------------- 1 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _____ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight,' R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R, R. 3—Annetta --------- -- ----- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 -------- 279-9349 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy - 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma .. 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 27.8-2979 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson-Lillian 782-5594 frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay-—Joan. 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-M Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ’ 278-» ■ Harlpw Sexton, 38 .Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-Mj; 278-<f®| W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-30/ Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-7B| Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-<®? Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . 278-4Bfa Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion . Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279278-m| Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-JB| Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys ^W Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 29^—Celia Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278 ’^^B 278-f^P 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. �^^7/e Profits Most II ho Semes The COLDWATEOfeto^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwaler, Michigan- •H/V|vP* The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. March 27 (continued) GUESTS - Student guests again this week were Sue Lymburnor and Jeff Tartaglla. Rotarians Bob Yingling and Jerry Towns Introduced their Rotary Anns, Natalie and Carol, respectively. Other guests were Clarence Snyder, Rotarian from Bronson and Norman Bossener. Sanford Jolley reviewed the April 6 and 7 dates for the District 636 Annual Con­ vention. He recommended the programs and urged as many Rotarians as possible to attend. Absent Members - Charles Bristol, Fred Culy, John Dean, John Dygert, Jim Endicott, Bert Faller, Bill Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann, Richard Hruska, Vince Kornsteln, Lester Luce, Fred Neer, Roy Patterson, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Frank Robertson, Conrad Swart, Howard Taylor, Howard Teeter, Paul Thompson, Ken Worden. Thought for the week - ”0 wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursels ■ as Ithers see us!” - Robert Burns The following name Is circulated for membership: Richard Uhl 100 Grand Street Coldwater, Michigan Classification - Hospital t, .... (Additional Active) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. N Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR oak — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. President Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. Max Heinemann. Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst, Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES LYON Director 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY CLUB SERVICE Youth Officer -■ Norman Youlsey. ColdwateG Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - COMMITTEES PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance Chnrles Gcishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer, ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youlsey October — 1972 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Roo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Gelshert 14—Harold Goodholm 22—Gordon Schlubatis 21—Fred Neer 29—John Dygert 28—Dennis McCafferty June — 1973 December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July — 1973 January — 1973 ROTARY SHOW The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. 20—Kenneth Putnam 5—Frank Robertson 7—William Lymburner Ernest Luse William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Harold Song Leader — Normand Moore. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International — CLUB HISTORIAN Relations Richard Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Director — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Koss, Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. President Rotary International INTERNATIONAL SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Employer > Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. ★ Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. SEXTON 6—Seton Bovoe 13—Axner Olson 19—Edward Davey ★ ★ March - 1973 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney 12—Larry Iveson HARLOW 27 —Richard White 15— Leslie Olney ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Robert Yingling 20 -Olin Dally 1— William Boblet 8— W. Noel Shedd Woodward, Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. August — 1972 September — 1972 Youth — Charles Richard Hruska 6 13—Tom Collins Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito, Program — Santford Jolley. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular. — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Olney, Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally, Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. ★ Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. February ~ 1973 1972 ■ 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS 2— Robert Kerr 3—Fr. Robert Man 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann - Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce . 238-4195 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 ■John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairtielrl—Wiln<n J, 278-8981 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha __ 278-8840 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd.; Jackson—Lillian -./.J.;’782-5594' William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5-Lois 278-5828 Gtemerrs—Kromer;--R<—R-.--3—Joyce— . 238-2884. Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta i 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda $78-4907 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 •Er -Ken--Leavenworth;-R;~ R-.--3—Emily -238-2697 W. Noel-Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia .- . ---278-6341 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise ._ 278-5842 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy _ 279-9471 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary . 278-7035 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen/: _____ 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . „ 278-4350 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth : - _______ 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion . . 278-4222 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene .- 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .. . 278-6603 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne . 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . . 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . . 278-5556 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . 278-4248 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys'— . 278-4243 James Endicott, 72_ Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma j_ 278-2968 » Milford-A>-McKeith,--367-Scnta Cruz, Gr’pen-Valley;Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 **Albert-Falier,—95—-N;-Hanchett—St.-—Charlotte- —278-5475 [— Arizona 85614—Helen Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma .. 278-8238 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Warren-WiiKamS;--R.-R. 6,-Box-321 -LaMoine-— -278-6693 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae . 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . 279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta . 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 .Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668’ 'Robert. Nagle, .36 W. ’Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 'Kenneth R.'-Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Fred N^er, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine .... 278-.5512 -.Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth, *. ’ 279-9266 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet . 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue - -<..-278-6925 Leslie Olney,i-R. ■ R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey '. .’278-6191 -Axner--Olson,- 340 Grand- Sh—Retha—.— — —."—279-9360.. J - HONORARY MEMBER Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janel : ' 278-8360 -’Roy C. Patterson,'36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace - 278-2979 John- Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 - j >’• <’-e » ...- ' •■'■'I ' '.'j' ■’ !J The COLDWATER ’,i’ : ‘ Rotary REFLECTOR m rmi C^^S^EfLROTARY CLUB bushed , Coldwater. Michigan . . • 4 , ; , , Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK*S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IFe/ca •’ 3- H5 •- “• MR. ERNEST LtfSB ■ • 1 !- - • COLDWATER, MICHIGAN : -- - 1 49036 ‘ I �Profits Most IT ho Serves Hest”^^ The COLDWATEjB'^tan' REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^^P^RY CLUB' Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest,Club in the U.S.A. April 12, 1973 PROGRAM: Norm Youtsey, program chairman for the week,presented Alice and Glen Hughes, representatives from the Branch County Historical Society, who talked about the Village of Coldwater from the years 1831 to 1861. Mrs. Hughes told us about, early settlers of the area including Joseph Hanchett and Allen Tlbbits who are of the earliest of the actual settlers in the village area, and also Silas Holbrook, the great grandfather of Phyllis Holbrook, who has done much in recent years to gather historical materials at the Coldwater city library. She told how Joseph Hanchett and Allen Tibbits eventually gave land away in order to attract profession­ al people to the early Village of Coldwater. She pointed out that the oldest known house in Coldwater is the house which now is used by the Christian Science Church on the south east corner of church and Hudson Street. The house being built prob­ ably between 1834 and 1835. Mr. Hughes then talked about early business and industry In the Village of Coldwater, various saw, flour mills, interesting incidents con­ cerning the first bank of Coldwater and mentioned two businesses still familiar to us"- the Milnes Grocery Store, which was established on the site where the new Gittleman Store Is to be built, in 1.861 and’ also the Horace Woodward Clothing Store was established in 1861, apparently on the site where it is now housed. Mr. Hughes pointed out that most of the settlers who came to Coldwater in the early days were of English background from upper New York State, of rural background, many of them had common school education - a few of them had college and private school educations. They were heavily Protestant with a few Roman Catholics and Episcopaleans. Our thanks to Norm for an interesting and informative program. GUESTS: Rotarian ■gu'ests included Ray Ehl from Quincy, Bill Ritter from Bronson, and Gordon Packer from Litchfield. We had three Rotary Anns in attendance this week*? Margaret Loose, wife of Bob Loose; Mary Shurtz, wife of Carl Shurtz, arid Sharon Gift, the wife of Jack Gift. Other guests included Jay Pillbeam, Chuck Harmon, Gary Housler and Bob Roberts. Student guests with us this week were Phil Kellogg, Senior in Coldwater High School, and Eric Bacon, sophomore in Coldwater High School. NEXT BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING; of John Klein. Tuesday, the 17th of April, 7:30 p.m. at the home DISTRICT NEWS; Sanford Jolley, Vice President, attended the District Conference in East Lansing last weekend and reports that Father Banjam in Lavey is the new District Governor. The District Governor elect is Mr. Charles Yates of Al lagan, who is the hospital administrator in that city. ABSENT MEMBERS: Carrol I Barnes, Seton Bovee, Tom Collins, Woody Craig, Ed Davey, John Dy^ert, Bert Faller, Bill Lymburner, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Fred Neer, Les Olney, Ken Putnam, Don Shorno, Clyde Wil Liams, <es Wise, Ken Worden. ofrLi+rhfTpiH^°eS °U+ tO Larry ,VeS°n °n +he death of his fa+her, Hubert Iveson IJOsoXn7heecraSnnMame!an M ”hen » 9° W ’ has Pr°babl* » . L. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. NE5VILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Prcstde"' JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vke-Pre.>denf ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE COMMITTEES PAUL Director THOMPSON Attendance - Charles Gelshert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin ■- William Fuerslenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygerl. Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Blringer. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Crippled Children - Carl Shurtz, Jack Gilt. Rural-Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON 1 —William Boblei 8—W. Noel Shedd Director - International Youth Pro|octs Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — Harold 15—Leslie Olney Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Relations Richard Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. . Ernest Luse Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. March — 1973 6—Seton Bovee September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson 26—Albert Faller April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 3—Richard Phelps 17—William Fuller 10—Jack Gift 24—Norman Olmsted 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 28—Dennis McCafferty June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 26-ga^oJl ^OTntsJ 19—Lester Luce 26—Tom Normandin' July -5-1973 January — 1973 2—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 27—Richard While 13—Axner Olson December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. 20—Olin Dally 29—Bernard Laney 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN 6—Robert Yingling 22—James Koss 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 14—Harold Goodholm General Sec'y, Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. ROTARY PROGRAMS 21—Fred Neer Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Director - Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL LYON ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ★ JAMES Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16—Robert Nagle B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth, Worsen 30—William Timm 31—.Raljjh Toupalik John Dean - Director The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairpian of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Clu b President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4495. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemdor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl. Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 1--------------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr;—Barbara---------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Wpo.dy"'Craig, 34 Edison-Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian _£----------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 'Hull St.—Dorothy 1---------------------- 279-9471 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce --------------- 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea --------------- 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily-------------- — 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 ______ 278-4812 Olin Dally,.61 -Maple;Lane—Jane — ‘— 278-6635 Lester Luce,’41 Sonet Lane—Helen Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth------------------—-• 278-7448 Edward Davey, 48 Dougla's Ave.—Betty --------- 278-6093 278-2021 Duane E. Dbvidson, 15 "Scott Ave.—Ellen' Jo’..— 278-8609 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne . — 278-5909 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna---------------- 278-2007 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol.. ----------- 278-6770 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna ------------- 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278.-8207 John Dygert,-R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary .. 278-4248 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr,.—Thelma 278-2968 • Albert Faller, 95 N. Hpnchett St.-^Charlotte —.278-5475 . Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol --------- - ------------ 238-2436 Ray Fox, 16 Morri son “Lie? Rd. R.R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fue,rstenau,\T5 Cornwall-Court—Pat 278-4402 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae —--------- 278-8518 Nprmand Moore,# R. R. 3—Annetta ---------------- • 238-2632 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Charles Geiihert, 4 Williams Dr*, Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279-9492 Jack Gift, 309 .Granda-Sharon ? 279-9668 Fred Neer; 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Harold Goodholm, 2,0 , Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria . 278-6916 Leslie Olney,. R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma — 278-2176 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue . 278-6925 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha — 279-9360 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . 278-6191 I Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-2979 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 NAME Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting: Rotarians Al tea vs IFela C.QLPWATER, MICHTGAN Phone No. HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen • . ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ?• Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian -------- 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ______—278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3.—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907> W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341’ Donald-V. Shorno, R. R.-6, Box 58B—Louise ... 278-5842. Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary. 278-7035 •Conrad Swart,‘471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ... 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6; Box 327—Gladys . 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delo.res ... . 278-6736 • Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams# R- R. 6, Box 321-rLaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 -Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodwprd,‘ 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 ‘Robert G. Yingl.ing, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 .-Norman—Youtseyf 10 Pork—Place—Donna .278-4318 The COLDWATER Rotary OlfccTOR PUBLISHED BY THE Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie -L\5^,9-9,849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall SR—Mabray ,,---- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St;—Mattel t — 278-2311 49036 278-6730 �Profits Most Who Serves c.!N25/> The COLDWATEfWtar;/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAt^Wd^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club ill the U.S.A. April |fl, 1973 PROGRAM , . Program chairman for the week, Bill Fuller, presented Mr. Ed Shile of Detroit, who Is In the manufacturing of material handling and equipment systems which are sold around the world. Ed showed movies of a fishing trip In the Carr 1 bean which he took about two years ago starting from St. Thomas Island and going through the British Virgin Islands. The photography was unusually good. I’m sure we found it a relaxing and enjoyable program GUESTS Student Guests, Phil Kelldgg &' Eric Bacon were back with us this week. Rotarian guests Included Bill King and Clarence Walters from Quincy and Clarence Snyder from Bronson. John Milnes had as his guest, Roger Zimmerman. ABSENT MEMBERS The absent member list was down considerably this week. If everyone would make an attempt to make up it would really bring our percentage up. Absent members in­ cluded Fred Culy, Ed Davey, Harold Goodholm, Dick Hruska, Ralph LaGro, Pat Leonard, Norm Moore, Richard Moore, Paul Ruse, Jerry Towns, Lester Wise, Bob Yingling. COLDWATER ROTARY’S NEWEST MEMBER Norm Youtsey, filling In for Ralph LaGro had the pleasure this week of intro­ ducing Richard Uhl to the club as member Number 85. Dick comes in to the club under the classification of Hospital Administration Additional Active. He’s director of the pharmacy at the Community Health Center. Dick and his wife, Jan, live at 100 Grand Street and have two children, Susan and Stephen. Those of us who know Dick well feel we are most fortunate to have him In our club. He will add much to the fellowship. Welcome, Dick, It’s great to have you with us. By the way, he is a graduate of the University of Michigan. Just increasing our edge a little bit! GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE Plans are progressing for the Group Study Exchange. Six men who will be visit­ ing District 636 from Germany. Paul Thompson Is chairman for the group study ex­ change visit in Coldwater. These young mon will be arriving in the afternoon of .Tuesday, June 19, and will be leaving Coldwater Saturday morning, June 23. Bill Fuerstenau is in charge of lining up host families for these young men. If you would like to be a host family, will you please get in touch with Bill, either at his office, 278-6068, or at home, 278-4402. Their time in Coldwater is to be largely for rest and recreation and recuperation, so we have scheduled a lot of free time. On Wednesday afternoon and evening of that week they will be with the Union City Rotary Club. Thursday, June 21, will be a day at the lake. They will be at Sanford Jolley’s and there will be a stag party in the evening. On Friday, June 22, the schedule is not quite complete yet,-but there is a possibility that if they like they could visit other clubs in the area, and in the evening there is a dinner planned for them and the host families and the Board of Directors and others involved In the program, if you have any suggestions as to how we might make their stay more enjoyable, I’m sure Paul would be glad to hear from you. Jim Lyon will be in charge of transportation for the week and may be contacting Some of you for some help at various times. ’' ’ MEMBERSHIP With the reception of Dick Uhl into Coldwater Rotary, our membership now stands at 85 which is down 6 from the 91 members that we had at the beginning of this year you are aware of outstanding men In our community who could fill some of our open classifications, why don’t you suggest their names for membsrshlp. Remember that before you talk to the person, the name must go-through, the classification and member­ ship committees to be sure that there is an open classification. Forms may be obtained from Secretary Bob Rurreey. The Board is not so much concerned with increas­ ing membership as it Is concerned with not missing some good men In the comuunity who might add a great deal of strength to our club. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs — _____ _______________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. __ ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of PAUL THOMPSON Di rector JAMES LYON Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance - Churles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN PresidentI Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuersfcnau, Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubalis. SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE «1 DIRECTORS A 1973: Richard Charles .Bristol M$ore, 1974:. Paul Thompson, Santforcl Jolley, Jomes'‘Lyon * • 1975: ' John ‘ ' Klein, I ‘William Fuerstenau,, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist jlr t Max Heinemann. Magazine — Axner Olson. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Membership — Duane, Davidsoq, Robert • Nagle, Richard Birlhger. Membership Development ^’Lpster t;-Wise;, Jahn .Milnes. ’ • ■ , ,; SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 63f> ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International . ROY- D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. General Sec'y, Rotary International "HARRY A. STEWART .. Evanstoji, Illinois ■i Public Relations — William Fuller, Larr^ Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. ' Ernest .Luse,' Sergeant-at-Arms — James Koss, Richard White. ’’ •' r*4* *1 "A" - . 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White March — 1973 22—James Koss 6—Seton Bovee 29—Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson Woodward, 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill LymBufner, Kenrfdfh Worden. Program —’ Santford Jolley. Rotary Information Fred .Anderson^. 15—Leslie Olney Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests —- Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 1--William Bobler g—W. Noel Shedd Olney, Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st. Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. 6 —Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS Director - February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES — CLUB SERVICE I 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Fqller, ‘ '10—Norman Youtsey ,October — 1972 ,, , "17—’iVilliam Fuller 3—Richard Phelps • . HARLOW.; SEXTON.j — 17—District Governor Director — Harold1 ' • .,’7 ,• -• May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig International. Youth-. Projects , Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary4 Foundation. ,»' * Goodhol.m. 24—Norman Olmsted 10—Jack Gift .INTERNATIONAL service; 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin ^November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 22—dordon Schlubatis . 7—William Lymburner 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Employer - Employee Relations Edward • Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred. Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. COMMUNITY- RETIREE ' Gov. 636 Dist.,_. Rotary • International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan LUNCHEONS . ■ William Bobier; Bernard Laney.,Howard Teeter, . Leslie. Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN 28—Dennis McCafferty Erjiest Luse *• »1 * June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer December — 1972 ’' 5—Max Heindmanh ‘12—James Endicott .Song Leader — Normand Moorei ■12—Philip Himebaugh ’19—Lester. Luce . • 19—Charles Woodward Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. ' . - • ■ '• 26—Tom Normandin-, January '— 1973 26—Carroll Barnes Juiy — '1973 , ' 3—Fr. Robert Man • 2—Robert Kerr . ■ ROTARY SHOW 9—Richard Holben,. Jr. •1 February 22, .23, 24, 1'973 - • ■ 10—Ed DeVito ' ' 17—tester Wise 23—John PierSon ‘24—Kenneth Worden * ’ 30—William Timm ■ , 31i<-Ralph Toupalik B. K. Pearce - Chaitmali John Dean - Diretfor ’ 16—Robert Nagle ‘ The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates* with another member, advise the program'chairman of the change, .Special, programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. S.qhtford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. I : COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB RO.STER.i ■ . Address & Rotary Ann Address & Rotary Ann Phone'No. NAME Phone No. NAME’’ - Address & Rotary'Ann' q 278-6704 ,-B. K.» Pearce, 350,Marshal|»-vLorra,ine ____ 278-5975 273-6033 Lar.ry Jvespn/4R. R. 7—Jacquelyn __ Fred-’Artde’Csad, 46*-MdpIe,‘ Lane—Kathryn..!— 238-4195 Richard .Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie T____ 278-5358 Santford ^Jolley, R.. R. '4/t. Box 93—Joyce', 279-9849 Mark, Sx'.Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ... ’Af ‘-” ' ■ ’ 37' — ’-Fdirfield « -.................... ’Kennedy, —Wilma J. • 1 ’ ’*278-5790 Jofer*S.* Pierson, .340 Marshall St:—Maura___ 278-8981 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie" — ~»_ 273-632V Johrn •. 278-8840 Kepneth*Pptpam> .11 E. Chicago' $t.'—Mtfb^l 278-2311 Carroll L. Barnes; 86 Cheryl Ann pr.—Margaret/?-' 278-8006? Robert B. Kerr,. 8 -Parlons Ct.—Martha 782-5594 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave*.—Patricia i____ -278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—LiHign William Bobier,* 280 -Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan __ 278-5495 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis ... 278-5006 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice Seton Bovee7 69 S., Circle Dr.—C/arq. -,-s—:—'-2.JL* 278-5891 Charles Bristql/* R/ R.’ S^Lohs —-l.—.- 278-5828 238-2884 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 278-2272 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda .... 278-4907 *238-2697 •W.’-NoeJ- Shedd, 9Q .N. Clay—Virginia Sherwood.^WoodyJ' Crgig, 34,J^dison’ Ct.y.Mqrtba 278-4310 E. Ken Leavenworth, R.» R_ 3—E/nily* .. . 278-6341 278-7249 Patrick R.* Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shornot ft. R. 6, Box'*58B—Louise . .... 278-5842 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian —*-----Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Ddrotfiy -4 _. .. . 278-7035 27-9-9471 Robert *10080, R. •Tekortsha^-Margaret „ 767-4508 ,Cbrl Shi/rtz,4, 56 Bishop’. Av^.—Mary 278-6635 tester Luce; 4-1 Soriet Lane^+jelen * x_*_ 278-4812 . Conrad 5wart, 474. Marshall St.—Gertrude Olin Dally*, 61. Maple Lane—Jape*. 278-4350 278-6093 E|nest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ,1 rr-- . 278-7448 Howard. M. Teeter, 73,Ca’rlyle—Marion Edward Dayqy, .48„ Douglas Aye.—Betty . 278-4222 278-^021 27818609 i'BiII t/mburnier, 847'E. Chlcdgo .Rd.—Carfene.__ Paul W.'-Thompson, 27-GneryC XJin* Dr.—Sara Duane E. DaVidsod, 15 Scott AveA-Ellfen-Jo 278-6603 *278-5909 JaMes Lyon, -’335. Grand St.—Deantra i----278-2007* ■William L^.Timra, .59 N- Hudson ,St.—Patricia John *T.*«Dean, 5R .Rjdg'emoor<. Rd;—J.pqnne. t 279-9268 278-6770 Fr. Egbert*Man, 75 ,N* Circle Dr.—Edna _ 27.8-28T1. Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen Edward DeVito, ,18: E- Alden St.—Cajyl . . . . 278-5556 2^8-4248'.' 1 DennB'Mc’Cafferty, 18 N* 'Fr.empnl’St-1.—Carol. J 278-8207 v Wapner *VanAken,’*R.'*R. 6, Box*327—Gladys . John Dygert; R.’ R. 7,’BPx "'f251?-Mary^ 278-4243 Richard W.hjte, 46 N. Circle Dr.^.pplores^ J James Endicott J 72. Cheryl Ann* Dr.'-^Thelma 278^2968: .Milford A. MtKejtb,* 367 Sarita Cruz*,'- Green VaHeyr)' < 278-6736 Arizona 856J4—Hplen’*■ e a Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St^Ch/vlotte* _278-5.475 z—...r Clyde Williams^ 90 N. Clay—Wilma , ... 278-8238 Harold iMcKnight, R. R. 3—Carol Ray Fox, 16 Morrison’-Lk. Rd. R.*R. o, Box 68—Doris ' 278-53’11! . 238-2436- ‘ W6rr.en Willidm'S, R. R. «6, Box '3^21— LaMoine 278-6693 ;."2-78.4402 ..John .Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae .. 278-8518 Lester F. Wise,1 R. R. 2,'Box 29$?-Cfeli<‘'?^. Willjam F.u^rstenau; .15 Coijnwqljj^Cpvrf—Pat;. 278-4424 ’279-9481 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. William Fuller, 106 Grand S{.—Francine 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Rgber,t?Nagle, 36 W. P'ierce §t.—Susan------■ -279-9492 KennetftlR. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Jack Gift, 369^Grand—Sharon 1 *’._’ * > , 279-9668 278-6334 1 278-5512 Robert-wGy/Yingling, 21 Scot)-^-Natalie Fred. Neer, 203 W..Chicago St.—-Ernestine . 278-65.17 Harold Goodjiolm, .20 Lincoln St.,—bpnqre. 278-6393 Reo E.’ Goodwin, 78 S. ‘Jefferson—Rulh 279-9266 Tom NornTandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 ■ Normdrb’Youtsey, 10 ‘Par.k Plaqe—Dorrna 278-4818 Max. Heinemdnny R. R. Box' T($9—GloriaNorman( G. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy. 278-6916 ’ 278-2418 ’ 278-2176 Lesli?, Qlney, Rj/R. 3, Quincy—Wilma Philip Himebaugh,. 317‘‘|i^arshql| •^t^Suey, . • 278-6925. '‘Phone No. NAME . 278-6191 1 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . 278-8360 Richard Holben, Jr.,.22 Hull St.—Patsey Richard Hruska/'.R. R. Z,.;Box'.2?6,i”Janet 279-9360 278-297?" HONORARY MEMBER .John. Walker, 33 Daugherty1—Gretchen Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWAT ER k*- • • Rotary <Eli®CTOR pi blished hr TJJE v.:,-* . ROTARY CLUB ■ . Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LOSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always fl elct 278-6730 RT>4 COLDWATER, MICHXGAN 49036 �W^//c Piofits Most Who Semes Itest’^^ The COLDWATEjO^to-j/ REFLECTOR May |«, 1973 Published by The COLDWATER R'QIAkY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Singingest Club in the U. S. A, Program chairman, Fred Culy Introduced Lynn Miller from the Department of Natural Resources, who was our speaker for the day. He told of the planting of Rainbow trout in the Following Lakes, Gl lead, Lavine’and Carry, and Indicated that the Department of Natural Resources would be giving more attention to Inland lakes now that they had made some progress with the Great Lakes. A warm water fish hatchery has been established near Pontflac for fish planting In the Inland lakes In the future. He answered many questions concerning fishing In Branch County lakes and also many questions concerning the county deer herd. He told us that last year 231 deer were killed by cars. The previous year it was 240. It Is his feeling that this problem is leveling off. The problem being, of course, to get the deer herd down to where It will be compatible with hunters and with violators and with cars. Thanks to Fred for arranging this-program.Absent members May.1st Included: Charles Bacon, John Dean, Jim Endicott, Bill Fuller, Jack Gift, M^x Heineman, Rich Hol ben, Bob Kerr, Bernard Laney, Bill Lymburner, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, Roy Patterson, Carl Shurtz, Howard Teeter, Bill Timm, Jerry Towns, Lester Wise, Ken Worden and Norm Youtsey. PrqGram ROTARIAN GUESTS included: Clarence Snider and Wendell Hathaway from Bronson, Clarence Walters and Bill King from Quincy, and Bill Whorley from Kokomo, Indiana. RETURNING STUDENT GUESTS were Debbie Leonard and Rob Pickering. Paul Ruse introduced his charming Rotary Ann, Myrt. DUES ARE DUE! Rotary Dues for May I, 1973 through November I, 1973 of $15.00 are presently due. Please pay them to Bob Rumsey that the records may be kept clear. He will then in turn give them to Ernie Luse, the treasurer. GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE THREE MORE HOMES OF ROTARIANS NEEDED TO HOST MEMBERS OF THE GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE FROM GERMANY WHO WILL BE ARRIVING TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 19, AND WILL BE LEAVING SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 23. This is a unique opportunity for you and your family. They will be here largely for recreation and rest and thus wilI not require a great deal of entartaining on the part of your family. But we do need comfort­ able, congenial homes for these men to stay in while they are in Coldwater. ; PLEASE CONTACT ME AT HOME, 278-4402 or at my Office, 278-6068 If you will be willing to host one of these young men. After all of the host fanjHIes^are lined • . up we will get more detailed information to you concerning their schedule and needs during their stay with us. ROTARY SHOW FINANCIAL REPORT: Gross take on the 1973 Rotary Show was $5,333. Expenses $2,306. Leaving a profit at this time of $3,027. There still is $330. outstanding from advertising. Again we owe our.thanks to Keith Pierce, Show Chairman and al I who worked on the show. This is the most outstanding return that we have had in several years. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Churcft — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. PAUL THOMPSON JAMES Director LYON — Youth Officer — Norman Youlsey. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Rural • Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul' Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON - Organist ★ Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Ndgle, Richard Biringer, SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. 15— Leslie Olney * VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director 5—Frank Robertson General Sec'y, Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations James Ertdicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE. LUNCHEONS “'i; WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan April - 1973 19—Edward Davey 3—Roboj-t Loose 10—Norman Youtsey October —.1972} . William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard.' Teeter, Leslie Wobdward, Noel Shedd; . >10“Jack Gift 17—William Fuller - Director — ... («. - 17—District Governor 24—Sherwood Craig Harold 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 7—William Lymburner • 2].—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN Relations Richard Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International 27—John Milnes 14—Harold Goodholm a , SEXTON Rotary Foundation.. Goodholm. > Four-Way Test — Fred Culy.’ 20—Kenneth Putnam 12—Larry Iveson International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Croat. Koss, ★ Employer. - Employee Edward Davey, Holben; Jr. ■ 13—Axner Olson September — 1972 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. . 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 3—Richarcj phelps Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. < March — 1973 22— James Koss 26—Albert ..Faller , Bl|l Lymbu^rner, Kenneth Worden. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon 27—Richard White 8—W. Noel Shodd Program — Santford Jolley. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. 20 -Olin Dally 1 “William Bobier ROTARY ANN- LUNCHEONS Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 - Carl Shurtz, Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Woodward, Richard Hruska Magazine — Axner Olson. 6—Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Cripplod Children Jack Gift. February — 1973 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICF 28—Dennis McCafferty y.-Ernest Lyse December — 1972 Song.Leader —:No.rmand -Moore. Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. . 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin 2—Robert Kerr February 22,. 23, 24, 1973 May - 1973 5—Max Heinemann January — 1973 ROTARY.SHOW 24—Norman Olmsted July - 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 2—Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K.' Pearce - Chairman 23— Jphn Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30— y/illiam Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1.973. If you wish to change, dates with another'member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President-. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 278-5358 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 1.. 278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-8006 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean —----- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret — 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara >----- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _____ 278-5828 278-5234 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 278- 7249 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ------------------279- 9471 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane t.-----------278-6635 278-6093 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Av6.’— Betty 278-8609 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Avef.—Ellen Jo . ... " 278-5909 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne NAME Address & Rotary Ann 278-6770 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carpi 278-4248 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma . 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95' N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte __-278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R*. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278- 4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand' St.—Francine ' 279- 9481 639-4433 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . ..279-9668 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . , ' 278-6517 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.-^LanOre*’ . Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey Richard Hruska, R. R. 7/ Box 296—Janet 279-9266 278-6916 278-6925 278-6191 278-8360 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ; Address 8T Rotary Ahn *' Phone No. 278-6>04 B. K. Pgarce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn -J .. 278-5975 238-4195 Richard J Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 279-9849 John A. Kennedy’,.- 37 Fairfield—Wilma ‘ J. 278-5790 John S. ^Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Robert B. Ke’rr^ 8 'Parsons Ct.—Martha _ 278-8840 Kenneth^ Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 278-6183 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian John Klein, 39. Pojuglas Ave.—Patricia s.— 782-5594 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Gtand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Frank' Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan -278-5495 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Robert £. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Clemens. Kromer, R! R. 3—Joyce------ ----------------- 238-2884 Gordon . R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ... 278-2272 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda .. 278-4907 L, 278-6341 238-2697 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia E. Ken Leavenworth, R- R.. 3—Emily Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise . ... 278-5842 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary - - .. 278-7035 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4350 Ernesff,W. Lu$e, R. R. 4—Ruth’ 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion . 278-4222 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene ... 278-2021 Pauj W. Thompson, £7.Chery I, Ann Dr.—Sara . 278- 6603 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson’ St.—Patricia 279- 9268 278-2811 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna Ralph Joupalik, R. R; 5— Eileen 278-5556 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warner VanAken, R. R. '6, Box 327—Gladys 278-4243 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 * Arizona *85614—HelenClyde Williams, 90 N." Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol __ 238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 John Milnes, 1£ Waterman Ave.—Fae — 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ... 238-2632 ■Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. .Pierce St.—Susan .. 279-9492 Kenneth'R.. Worden, 25, Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278- 5512 Robert G.* Yingling; 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Tom* Horpiandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279- 9349 Normal .Yotftseyv 10 Park, Place—Donna 278-4818 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 278- 2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .. _ . 279- 9360 HONORARY MEMBER Roy C. Patterson, 36 N.-Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2 278-6730" Walker, 33 Dougeretchen NAME $1 *■ , to ..MAVS: Sec.-:34.66,. P. L. & R. The COLDWATER PI BLISHED by ROTARY CLUB Colduater. Micliigan HR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE 49036 �^P"Ue Profits Most II ho Serves The COLDWATEjffitoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAYEOPTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the .U.S>A. MAY 10, 1973 PROGRAM Reo Goodwin, program chairman for the week, introduced Gerald Spray, who is with the traffic and safety division of the Automobile Club of Michigan. He showed slides which illustrated the advantages of new safety features on automobiles, such as new types of windshield glass, seat and shoulder straps. I'm sure we all left the program feeling grateful for progress in safety features on automobiles, and I Imagine many more of us buckled up as we left the parking lot. Thanks to Reo for arranging this very worthwhile program. COLDWATER ROTARY’S NEWEST MEMBER Dr. Keath Pearce introduced Coldwater Rotary’s newest member who is Robert Seaman. Bob is well known to al I of us as the owner of Seaman’s Office Supply in Coldwater. He lives with his wife, Marilyn, at 131 East Chicago Street. They have one daughter, Mrs. Kay Mollenkopf who also lives in Coldwater. Bob becomes the 86th member of our club. He will certainly add much to the strength of our club, and we welcome him. GUESTS Several Rotarians introduced their Rotary Anns at Tuesday's meeting: Dennis McCafferty introduced his wife, Carole; Carroll Barnes introduced his wife, Peg; and Chuck Geishert introduced his wife, Pat. Rotarian guests included Bill Slisher, Dwight Green from Bronson and Lewis Adams from Kalamazoo. • STUDENT GUESTS Our new student guests with us last Tuesday were Maggie MaHaffey who belongs to the Herbert MaHaffeys of Coldwater. She's a Senior at Coldwater High School, member of the Balladiers and will be remembered for her lead role in Finian’s Rainbow last year. Maggie plans to attend Albion College where she will major in German. She is a member of the National Honor Society, 'haV'ing' been elected to that society as a Junior. Mike Thompson was our other student guest. He is a Junior at Coldwater High School and hopes to prepare to be a lawyer when he leaves high school. DUES ARE DUE Remember that dues are payable now to Bob Rumsey, Secretary of the club at the tune of $16.00 per member. ' ‘ CHANGE IN MEAL RATE We’re all aware where inflation has hit many of us the most and that is in our food budget. Well, Mack of course, faces the same problem so starting next Tuesday, the cost of the meal each week will be $2.25. ABSENT MEMBERS Woody Craig, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, Ed DeVito, John Dygert, Bert Faller, Bill Fuller, arf"y veson, John Milnes, Les Olney, Paul Ruse, Car.l Shurtz, Les Wise, Charles Woodward, Bob Yingling. ’ ' . THOUGHT FOR TODAY Hr/+h-+°S^TkmPOr^??^ thing in life is'not ltd'Acapital ize on your gains. Any fool can ii:* '"e rea|ly Important thing is to profit from your losses. That requires © gence and It makes a difference between a ’man of"sense and a fool. -WII Iiam BoIitho You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. ■JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. * PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance Chcrles Geishert, Frank Robertson. Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. JOHN KLEIN Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Preiident SANTFORO JOLLEY Vice-Pre«iden» ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr, Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, -Harlow Sexton Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Lose,, Fred Anderson. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ ' Sergeant-at-Arms* — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call -of the President ★ General Sec'y, Rotary International LYON Director - Youth Officer - Norman Youtsey. Crippled Children - Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie August ■— 1972 Olney, 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 19—Edward Davey 26—Albert Faller October — 1972 , 3—Richard Phelps ‘ .10—Jack Gift ; INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 17—District Governor SEXTON 24—Shervyood Craig . HARLOW Director International Youth Projects '■ Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Foundation^ Rotary — . 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 Harold 7—William Lymburner 14—Harold Goodholm 21-r-.Fred Neer Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. . CLUB'HISTORIAN ' December — 1^72 Assistant Song, Leader — Richard Hruska.' The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey 17—William Fuller 24—Norman Olmsted May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce '26—Carroll Barnes 26—Torn Normandin 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel.- Shedd. 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 12—Philip Himebaugh ‘January —'1973 Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan 28—Denrtis McCafferty Ernest Luse Song Leader — Normand Moore. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS March - 1973 12—Larry Iveson Goodholm. Occupational Information — Robert . Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International 27—Richard White ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. Employer - Employee '• Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois 8—W. Noel Shedd Richard Hruska ★ 6-Robert Yingling 13--Tom Collins 20—Olin Dally 22—James Koss Student Guests - Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth - Charles Woodward, February - 1973 1--William Boblor 15— Leslie Olney Gordon Schlubalis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU t- Director DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Koss, ★ ■ President Rotary International JAMES Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 1972 - 1973 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE 9—Richard Holben, Jr. February 22, 23, 24, 1973 B. K. Pearce - Chairman • .John Dean - Director Jufy — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise .23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone- No.1 NAME Address'& Rotary. Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ------ 278-6033 Mark S..Andrews, -25 Parsons Ct.*—Ruth------- :— 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemopr Rd.-jMarjorie _— 278-6821 Carroll Lt Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr’.—Margaret’ 278-80Q6 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Aye.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280. .Grand•• St.—Margaret _T—^?iB-5386e Seton Bovee-, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol,. R. R. 5—Lois —1--------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody“ Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Crp’al, R.->. R. 2—’Lillian ------.*---------- ‘—1— 278-7249 Fred Culy*, 88 Hull St.—Dorbthy —------ ,—------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane --------------------- 278-6635, Edward Dpvey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty L 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward D.eVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ----- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary . . 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278*2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ----- 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk.'.Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall .Court—Pat 7 . . 278-4402 William Fuller,. 106 Grand St.—Francine .. 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon r. 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—La no re 278:6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317. Marshall St.—Sue . . 278-6925 Richard Holben,’Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. -R. 7, Box 296—Janet . '278-8360 Address & Rotary Ann ■ .Phone No. Larry Iveson, R.- R. 7~Jocquelyn — ------ ..—------ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, *R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy,"37 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8. Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 NAME .Address & Rotary Ann. John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 1. 278-6183 H. Vincent ’ Kornstien',- 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ------------------------ 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea —---------- 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily--------------------238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4^08 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 1______ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth a-t-/---'----- ---------- 278-7448 ’Bill Lymburner, 847 E.. Chicago Rd.—Carlene —1— 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna---------------- 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------ 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol .278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley’* Arizona 85614—Helen • ‘ ‘ . Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ------------- .---------- 238-2436 John- Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ------- * 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. *3—Annetta. 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine •_ *27.8-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .. — 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma — .. 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha — 279-9360 HONORARY MEMBER ' ’ Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . . . J 278-2979 John Walker,-33‘ Daugherty—Gretchen • ‘ • ■ •' J ’ • .* ? * • *' ... - Sec. 34.66, P. L. A R- The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR R ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Micliiiicin MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visitin^ Rotarians Ain a vs Wrelc\ 278-6730 Icy 1 lAY’ • Pl bushed BY THE Phone No. B. K. Pearce; 350*Marshall-Lorraine 278-5975 Richard. Phelps; 141 N. Hudson—Jessie. 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putriam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel* Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd.,-Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan _.._x 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia , *. 278-6341 Donald ..V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, .56 Bishop. Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . 278-4350 Howard M.’ Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara _ 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen .. 278-5556 -•Warner .VapAken, R. R. 6,-Box 327—Gladys _ 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N.. Circle Dr^—Delores . .. 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90' N. Clay-Wilma . 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine ... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. .2, .Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth. R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey; 10 Park Place—Donna - 278-4318 RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^^"lle Profits Most Who Semes The COLDWREFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan , ^VuxT^ I he Singingest Club in the U. S. A. ______________________ May 30, 1973 PROGRAM; Program chairman for the week, John Dygert, presented Wade Smlth;and Dale Ropp of the Branch County Career Centers who brought us up to date on the slopeadjusted cow. Wade, who Is charge of building operations showed slides of the progress of the building to date. Dale Ropp introduced two students, Theresa Parker Fabienne Mac Rae who talked about VICA which is the vocational Industrial clubs of America with which the Branch Area Careers Center has just become associated. They told about the programs for the youth and the Impact that Branch area students had already made on the state organization. GUESTS: Richard Moore presented his Rotary Ann, Elaine; Norm Moore Introduced his Rotary Ann, Annetta, and Keith Pierce introduced his Rotary Ann, Loraine. A student guest yesterday was Jeff Prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Holly Penn. Jeff Is a Junior at Coldwater High School, a member of the Cardidal Choir and the Thespian Group. Rotarian Guests included Charles Osborne of Three Rivers, George Jeffrey and Ivan Jeffries and Clarence Snider of Bronson and Elmer Dobson from Quincy. ABSENT MEMBERS: Carol Barnes, Dick Birlnger, Al Creal, John Dean. Jim Endicott, Harold Goodholm, Max Heineman, Jim Koss, Bernard Laney, Fred Neer, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Don Shorno, Ralph Toupalik. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY: The District Assembly is at Olivet College on Saturday, June 9. It will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m and close by 4 In the afternoon. It is important that all officers of the club, the newly elected members of the Board of Directors attend the assembly. President elect Sanford Jolley will undoubtedly be in touch with you concerning the assembly. Let’s have a good representation from Coldwater and get our new Rotary year off to a fine beginning. NEWS FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: We report that Carl Shurtz has resigned from Coldwater Rotary effective May 1st due to the fact that he and his family will be moving from the area very shortly. The • board also reports that the scholarship committee has chosen Phil Ke I log who is a Senior at Coldwater High School to receive this year’s $500. scholarship from the Coldwater Rotary Club. Action was taken for the disbursement of the proceeds from the 1973 Rotary Show with $1000. to be donated to Tibbits Theater for the fund for new seating. $500. for the scholarship award and $500. donated to Rotary Park for' improvements at the park. The board also granted honorary membership to John Walker extending from June I 1973 to May 31, 1974. - • ’ A brief Board of Directors meeting will be held next Tuesday, June 5 following the regular meeting at the Elks Temple. ’Being a Rotarian Is a serious responsibility. It Is not merely a social matter or a personal distinction. It is an opportunity to share with other men of good will the quest for a better community and a better world. But Its strength is not in Evanston. Its strength is only the strength of the clubs, and the strength of the clubs lies in the members - you and me.” District Governor Bi 11 Atkinson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN Presidenl SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance - Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine - Axner Olson. Membership - Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringor. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Koss, ★ 1972 - 1973 Director - Youth Officer —■ Norman Youtsey. Crippled Children — Carl Shurlz, Jack Gift. Rural - Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatis. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, Kenneth Worden. ★ SEXTON — Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — Harold 1 —William Bobier 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 22—James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson 26—Albert Faller Employer - Employee Edward Davey, ’ Holben, Jr. Relations Richard October — 1972 Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 17—William Fuller 17—District Governor 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Rea Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin January — 1973 2—Robert Kerr RcJTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 27—John Milnes 24—Norman Olmsted December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 20—Kenneth Putnam 3—Richard Phelps 24—Sherwood Craig Song Leader — Normand Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. 6—Seton Bovee 13—Axner Olson 10—Jack Gift 21—Fred Neer Ernest Luse March — 1973 10—Norman Youtsey 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN 6-Robert Yingling 8— W. Nool Shedd 15— -Leslie Olney INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW February — 1973 13—Tom Collins August — 1972 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, ROTARY PROGRAMS 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan LYON Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito February 22/23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another mertfber, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program; Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ___ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews,; 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon,-25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara _______ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _________ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ;___ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy >.__________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane .._ v_____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty" 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol . 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary _. 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat ... 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine .. 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pal 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Palsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R.‘ 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson, R. R.*7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R-. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ■_ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford' A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ _ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae _. 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert .Nagle, 36 W. Pierce-St..—Susan .. 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.rrErnestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin; 85 Fairfield- Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norqtan C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy _278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ■ 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha _. _. .279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Address & Rotary Anri'. Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine ._ T_ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—MauraA 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 27B-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda: 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise ._ 278-5842 Carl Shurtz,-56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrud.e 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—.Marion . 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara .... 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia ... 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys . . . 278-4243 Richard .White? 46.N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 NAME Clyde .Williams, 90 . N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. k. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, .163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R: Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey1; 10 Park Place—Donma--------------- 278-4818 HONORARY MEMBER John-,'Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen . 278-6730 1973 The COLDWATER Rotary' CTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. Pl bushed BY THE CWWR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater. Michigan MH. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always ST. 4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �^^"lle Profits Most JI ho Serves HestP^^ The COLDWATE®»ton/ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ~VwJ . The Singingest’Club in the U.S.A. JUNE 27, 1973 Gavel Passed to New President this week was John Klein's last meeting as president of Coldwater Rotary Club, and he passed the gavel to Sanford Jolley, our president for 1973-74. John recapped some of the activities and some of his concerns of the past years. I’m sure we would all agree that John has done a fine |?b in leadership of the club and In leadership of the Board of Directors. It’s been a good year and an interesting year, and we owe a deep debt of appreciation to John for all the Hme and energy he has given to us. By the same token, we are fortunate to have Sanford Jolley as our new president and I know that we will all want to support him and back him up in his every effort during the coming year. Joi I presented John with his diamond Rotary pin in recognition of his year of service as president of the club. Guests Bill Slisher from Bronson, Al Wyler from Bronson, Glen Barnett from Bronson, Ken Leavenworth, Green Valley, Arizona, John Laney, Miamisburg, Ohio, Bob McGalley, Bronson, Bob Oshamp, Bronson, Bill King, Quincy, Clarence Walters, Quincy. Ken Putnam had as his guest, his son, Mark Putnam from Marshall. Bill Lymburner. presented his Rotary Ann, Carlene. Report on Group Study Exchange Team from West Germany Sanford Jolley In Paul Thompson’s absence gave a brief report of the activities held for the Study Exchange Team last week. It was truly a time of relaxation and recreation for the West German Group as well as a time for them to get to know each other better and to exchange their Impressions concerning their eight weeks in our district. Special thanks go to the Board of Directors for all of the time and energy that went Into planning this week; to Keith Pierce, Walt Ba I com and Ken Leavenworth who provided transportation for the men on Saturday, and especially to the following host families who so graciously entertained these men during the week. Those families included the Hal Sextons, the William Fullers, the Charles Bacons, the James Koss and the William Fuerstenaus. Program Carol Barnes, program chairman for the week, presented John Pierson and Father Donn Taylor, St. Charles Church, who presented a program concerning Better Branch County Living. A non-profit, tax exemt corporation which has been formed by churchmen in Coldwater to provide housing for families in Branch County who, because of financial difficulty and other handicaps are living in sub-standard homes. We were told that there are some 350 families in Branch County eligible for this program. This group has been working for 3 years and have compjeted I pilot project, that is the purchase and refurbishing of a home with a family assuming ownership. It is a self-help program, the family find their own home and are involved in a work equity as their part of the down payment. There is no subsidy of any kind. The family is responsible for paying for the home and for maintaining it in a reasonable way. It’s the groups hope that there might be an associate group formed out of the Coldwater Rotary Club It would simply be a matter of providing time, working with the family as potential owners, helping them with paper work, answering questions, suggesting consultants, supplying volunteers. The procedures have already been worked out by BBCL. Certainly It Is a needed excellent, self-help program for our county. One that I would hope many of us would be willing to become involved in. If you would be willing to become involved In Better Branch County Living, please contact John Pierson. Absent Members *om Col I Ins, Ed Davey, Burt Faller, Harold Goodholm, Max Heinemann,VI nee Kornstien, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Dl,ck Moore, Bob Nagte; , Fred Neer, Roy Patterson, Keith Pierce, Bob Seaman, Paul Thompson, Bl 11 Timm, Clyde Williams, Bob Yingling, Norm Youtsey. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs - ------------------------ - ------------- MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. du �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater*/ Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN Presided SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer ERNEST LUSE Asst. Secy-Troas. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Moore, Charles Bristol 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★- COMMITTEES Max Heinemann. Fellowship - John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magaxine — Axner Olson. Membership - Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program - Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Koss, Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. COMMUNITY SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance — Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, ★ 1972 - 1973 Director - Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Woodward, ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON August — 1972 — 20—Olin Dally 8—W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney 27—Richard White 22— James Koss International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation.. Goodholm. — Harold September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 12—Larry Iveson Employer • Employee Relations Edward Davey, Richard Holben, Jr. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 17—William Fuller 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 William Bobier, Bernard Laney,Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 12—Philip Himebaugh June - 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes July - 1973 2— Robert Kerr 9—Richard Holben, Jr. . 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 26—Tom Normandin January — 1973 February 22, 23, 24, 1973 1—Fred Culy 29—John Dygert . 19—Lester Luce ROTARY SHOW May - 1973 8—Reo Goodwin 5—Max Heinemann ' 3—Robert Loose 24—Norman Olmsted December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. April - 1973 10—Jack Gift 28—Dennis McCafferty Song Leader — Normand Moore. 27—John Milnes 3—Richard Phelps 21—Fred Neer Ernest Luse 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN March — 1973 6—Seton Bovoc 29— Bernard Laney 17—District Governor Director 6 -Robert Yingling 1— William Bobier 26—Albert Faller Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden, February — 1973 13—Tom Collins 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS HARLOW ROTARY PROGRAMS 14—Harold Goodholm General Sec’y, Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan • LYON Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Crippled Children Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. Rural-Urban — Leslie Olney, Gordon Schluballs. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International JAMES 16— Robert Nagle 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23—John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, ■ 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ----------- 278-5358 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie-----Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr,.—Margaret Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret*--------- John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. ___ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia —:-------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice---- ------------ 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ------------------------ 238-2884 278-6821 278-8006 278-8086 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara----------- s— 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois--------- -------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Cra.ig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------- ----------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy —-------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ..c------ -r---------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ------ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jq - 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 .Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne ..... 278-5909 , Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol -------- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Chery I Ann Dr.—Thejma *.__ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ----- 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau,*15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue - 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . .. 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 1 . 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily ----------------- 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41. Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth---------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene ---- 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ---------------- 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ...------- -- ---------- 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ------ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —--------- — 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, .Quincy—Wilma . _. . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha .. .. ---- 279-9360 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-297?- NAME 278.-.6730-.‘^'*''‘ ‘ Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R, PI BLISHED BY THE (TiLjjWrLR ROTARY CLUB Cold water. Mich igan MR. ERNEST LUSE RTa ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Al nays [Tele Phone No. HONORARY MEMBER qhn"“Wa I k e r, 33 DcTD’g'Herfy—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary jMfeCTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine . 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise . 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary . .. 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73’Carlyle—Marion . ... . 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327-Gladys .. 278-4243 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . . . 278-8238 Warren. Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine 278-6693 Les.I.ecJE-.Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R, Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtseyr 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 4903$ �^^"lle Profits Most Il ho Serves llest”^^ The COLDWATE|ffifetoT' REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEWQ.tMY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ,,,, , > the Singuigest Club in the U.S.A. July 3, 1973 PRESIDENT OUTLINES PLANS FOR COMING YEAR President Santford Jolley, assuming the leadership gavel for his first meeting of the new Rotary year outlined his plans for 1973-74. Not to be outdone by the President of R. I. and our District Governor, Joi I has adopted ”N. U. F," (Never Unequalled Fellowship) for our Club. You may note this is FUN spelled backwards. Some high­ lights currently being planned are the District Golf Outing here in Coldwater on Aug. 6th, a Fall Stag in late August or September, Ladies Nite just before deer season, and a Spring Stag under the planning of our ’’over 60” members. Another important date to remember is our Annual Show planned for February 21-22-23. Plan to be a partici pant! PROGRAMS FOR JULY AND AUGUST The following are responsible for programs for July and August: July 10 Ed DeVito 17 Lester Wise .24 Ken Worden 31 Ralph Toupaltk August 7 14 21 28 Bill Bobier Les Olney Hal Creal Ralph LaGro Have your program ready! GUESTS Rotarian guests for today included Ken Leavenworth from Arizona, Bill Whorley, Kokomo, Indiana and Fred Nichols, Portage. Non-Rotarlan guests included Dave Pierce, Larry Carrico, Jim Hawthorne and Wendell KinbUrg. PROGRAM Today’s program, presented by Fr. Bob Man, featured Larry Carrico, Manager of the Tibbits Theater and Jim Hawthorne, a seasoned Broadway performer who will appear in several of the shows to be presented this summer. Mr. Carrico indicated that ticket sales were going very well and thanked our Club for its strong support. Mr. Hawthorne then discussed his background which included several well known Broadway musicals. He currently is a Professor of Drama at Adelphi College and spends his summers working in summer theater. In addition he has appeared on several TV shows including Voice of Firestone and Kraft Music Hall. He closed the program with two favorite renditions of his, ’’Everyday is Ladies Day with Me" and "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever." We are very fortunate to have the Tibbits in Coldwater and our continued support Is clearly warranted. ABSENT MEMBERS Hp?nAmanarRTS4 ®r's^o,» 01 in Dal ly, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Jack Gift, Max Lat Lponard c a["d Ho,ben» Larry Iveson, Vince Kornstein, Jim Koss, Bernard Laney, Yingling, No™°Youtsey' NeQr' J°hn Pierson’ Ken Pu+nam> Charles Woodward, Bob You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — M onday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 President JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance -- Chrirles Gctsherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications —• Tom ‘Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr, Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. Koss, ★ August — 1972 - Carl Shurlz, Crippled Children Oln^' - Student Guests - Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Youth - Charles Woodward, 1— William Bobier 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 22—James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS 26—Albert Faller Kenneth Worden. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON - Foundation- — Harold VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU — Director Employer ■ Employee Relations Edward Davey, ’ Richard Holben, Jr. FourrWay Test — Fred Culy. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert 21—Fred Neer Song Leader — Normand Moore.' 3—Robert Loose 17—William Fuller 31—Carl Shurtz CLUB HISTORIAN April - 1973 24—Norman Olmsted 24—Sherwood Craig June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann. 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin July - 1973 January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 27—John Milnes 3—Richard Phelps 7—William Lymburner Ernest Luse 20—Kenneth Putnam 10—Jack Gift 17—District Governor Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary 6—Seton Boveo 13—Axner Olson 10—Norman Youfsey October — 1972 ★ HARLOW March — 1973 12—Larry Iveson Richard Hruska Bill Lymburner, 6 -Robert Yingling 8— W. Noel Shedd 15— Leslie Olney Gordon Schluballs. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. February — 1973 13—Tom Collins 14—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Youth Officer - Norman Youlsey. Jack Gift. Rural-Urban ROTARY PROGRAMS Director “ Goodholm. General Sec'y, Rotary International Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International LYON Program — Santford Jolley. Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE JAMES 3—Fr. Robert Man 9— Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito February 22,, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle ' 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John D.ean - Director 30— William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ‘ ' Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME * Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn __1---- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —-—278-5358 Charles Bacon/ 25 .Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyri------- i—----------- 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, .Box 93—Joyce.------------- 238-;4195 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Richard Phelps, I4l N. Hudson—Jessie------------- 279-9849 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. ---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- ? 278-6183 Charles Bristol, R. R. .5—Lots;. —--—r<- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara —------ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------------------------- 278-7249 Clemens Kromer, R. R. -3—Joyce ---------------- 238-2884 Bernard Lqney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 27.8-6357 E. Ken Leavenw’orth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ----------------- 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol -------------------- - 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae--------- ----- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ------- - ---------- 238-2632 •Richard D*. Moore, 42*,Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ . . 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ----278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 ‘Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ... 1... 279-9360 I Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25 N—Clay—Joan------------- — 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrifeita • _* 278-2272 Harlow Sextpp,, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda s.— 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude . . 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R.-R. 5—Eileen . . . 278-5556 Warne/ VanAken,. R. R. 6, Box 327—Gladys - 278-4243. Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma . . 278-8238' Warren. Williams,. R,-R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 'Leslie . Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy __ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ---------------------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty----------- •_ 278-6093 Duane E.. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ------- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—.Mary ... 278-4248, James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma — 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte • — 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ... 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat -639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull. St.—Patsey . . .. 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand _St.—Dorothy .— 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice --------- ------ «278-2912 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary UtaLECTOR Sec. 34.66. P. L. & R. 1’I BI.ISIIED BY THE CWOER ROTARY CLUB. Coldwater. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. * ELK'S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always IF elc< 278-6730 RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^^"He Profits /Most Jf ho Semes liest”^^ The COLDWATEjffifetary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAtEfi/RPTA^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ,, ^V\pJ , The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. July 10, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS: A number of advertising cards for last year’s Rotary Show have still not been turned In. Please get these in to Fred Anderson as soon as possible. Quincy Rotary will not be meeting on August 13th. This Information for those of you who might be planning to make up there on that date. NORM YOUTSEY TENDERS RESIGNATION: Due to promotion and transfer NormYoutsey submitted a letter of resignation. Indicated his appreciation to the Coldwater Rotary for the good experiences. He We of the Coldwater Rotary extend our best wishes to Norm Youtsey in his new ventures and are grateful to have had him with us. It will be necessary to hold tryouts for the Rotary Show to replace his ’’belly button”. ROTARY GOLF OUTING - AUGUST 6th Members are reminded of the district golf tournament to be held at the Coldwater Country Club on Monday, August 6th. Teams are to be formed by Rotary members and scheduled for starting times directly with either John Dean or Bob Nagle. To get starting time of your choice, get your names in soon. GUESTS: Rotarian guests for today included Ken Leavenworth and Cal Dyer. PROGRAM: Program chairman for the day, Ed DeVito, intorduced J. Richard Co I beck the new prosecuting attorney for Branch County. Mr. Co I beck comes from Detroit where he practiced law for 7 years. He is a graduate of the University of Detroit Law School. He has been on his new job since the 1st of May. He briefly outlined his duties which include primarily criminal prosecution and some civil cases. The docket of cases which had accumulated before ,his arrival have now been reduced considerably and he estimated most caces can come to trial within 4 weeks, when it used toxbe difficult to get to trial in 12 wee.ks. He emphasized that in pro­ secution cases he has a responsibility to arrive at a ’’middle ground” which serves the eause of justice, keeping in mind the interests of both the prosecution and defense. Following his introductory remarks the ramainder of the time was devoted to answering many questions which he did with clarity and candor. Our thanks to Ed for giving us the opportunity to become acquainted with our new prosecuting attorney ABSENT MEMBERS: Charles Bacon, Carroll Barnes, Seton BOvee, Charles Bristol, Walt Balcom, Woody Craig, John Dean, Max Heinemann, Rich Holben, John Klein, Ralph LaGro, Jim Lyon, Robert Man, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Ken Putnam, Don Shorno, Bill Timm, Dick Uhl EARLY LEAVERS; The following members signed a list indicating it was necessary for them to leave early: Leslie OLney, R. C. Patterson, Charles Geishert PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK; We are in for a special treat next week with a program featuring an ex-treasury agent' with 25 years of experience. His topic will be on counterfeiting and a film will be shown. Lester Wise is program chairman. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1972-1973 Present JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretory CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Asst Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE 1 DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE PAUL THOMPSON Director I Attendance Charles Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary .International ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. - Olney, Leslie Gordon Schluballs. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. — Charles Woodward, Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Richard Hruska Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. Public Relations — Wllliarq Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. Koss, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SEXTON — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. ★ August — 1972 — Harold 1— William Bobier 20—Olin Dally 27—Richard White 15— Leslie Olney 22— James Koss 29— Bernard Laney September — 1972 5—Frank Robertson October — 1972 Employer - Employee Edward Davey, . Holben, Jr. Relations Richard CLUB HISTORIAN 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand. Moore. Occupational Information — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey May — 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 12—James Endicott 19—Charles Woodward 26—Carroll Barnes 26—Tom Nprmandin January — 1973 2— Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard ■ Laney, • Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel ' Shedd. 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce' Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. April - 1973 10—Jack Gift 5—Max Heinemann Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. 27—John Milnes 17—William Fuller 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse 20—Kenneth Putnam 24—Norman Olmsted 21—Fred Neer , 6—Seton Bovae 13—Axnor Olson 3—Richard Phelps 14—Harold Goodholm VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director March — 1973 12—Larry Iveson 7—William Lymburner ■ 6 —Robert Yingling 8—W. Noel Shadd 17—District Governor Director February — 1973 13—Tom Collins 26—Albert Faller ★ HARLOW ROTARY PROGRAMS 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Program — Santford Jolley. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois WILLIAM N. ATKINSON Jackson, Michigan Jack Gift. Rural-Urban Youth General Sec'y, Rotary International Rotary International Director Magazine — Axner Olson. Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. Gov. 636 Dist., -- Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Crippled Children ••• Carl Shurtt, Student Guests — Losler Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS SPECIAL — At the call of the President LYON JAMES Fellowship - John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon 1972 - 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE 9—Richard Holben, Jr. July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce? - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm ' 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President, Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ,278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Pa.rsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret" 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol,, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ---------------- - --------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy „ — 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15* Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor Rd.—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol —278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 2. 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte .... 278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. Rd. R. R. 6, Box 68—Doris ..278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . . 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine .. 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat .. 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, Lincoln St.—Lanore * 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . 279-9266 Max Heinemann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St.—Sue . 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey ’ 278-.6191, Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Larry Iveson,.R. R. 7—Jacquelyn . ______ 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield-Wilma J. 278.5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 5_. 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 1_ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce ■ 238.-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 E. Ken Leavenworth, R. R. 3—Emily 238-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 "Sonet Lane—Helen _______ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 • Milford Al McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, * ..'..Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 -Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine .. 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma . 978-2176. Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha ....... /2^9-9,3B0" Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace Z "278-2979 fO IQ • ’’Oj. I'« NAME Address& Rotary Ann ^'HON©RA^YJ^EMBER^_ ■John Walker, 33 Daughterly.—prejchen- ■ vUVU* Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. MR. ERNEST LUSE Coldwater. Michigan RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE _278-6730r. ,.A| The COLDWATER Rotary OE&CTOR PI-BUSHED BY TrtEf (®mWTR ROTARY CLUB Phone No. B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine ____ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Mel Rice, 1903 Kirby, Rd., Jackson—Lillian 782-5594 Frank Robertson, 25* N. ‘Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise . 278-5842 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia . . 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Warner VanAken, R. R. 6, Box 327-Gladys 278-4243 Richard White,- 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores ’ Z 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clqy-Wilma . 278-8238 ^Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lestdr F. Wise, R. R^Zy-Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott-Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 49036 �Profits Most IP ho Serves liest”^~ The COLDWATEjgWtary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER .ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. July 24, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley again commented on our club attendance stating that for the month of June we were at only 81.47% which dropped us to 10th out of 14 clubs in the district. Let's hope that we can recover soon to stay at or near the top where we belong. As of now, 45 foursomes have signed up for the District Golf outing on August 6th. Hurry up with your reservations as it's getting crowded! The Club financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30th was distributed during the .meeting. A special plea is made to please return advertising cards and/or money to Fred Anderson immediately so he can close the books on last year's Rotary Show. GUESTS Rotarian guests for today included Bill Slisher, Bronson, Ken Leavenworth, Green Valley, Arizona, and Dick Ronnie, Sacramento, California. A special guest of John Klein's was Mr. Karl-Heinz Schenk, visiting from our sister city of Soltau, Germany. Mr. Schenk and his wife plan an extensive trip through the west before returning home. PROGRAM Ken Worden introduced the program for the day, Mr. Blaque Knirk, local cattle feeder and commercial farmer who spoke on the topic, “Food is cheap todav". Mr. Knirk feels strongly that the price of farm products have been artificial for years, and with the much higher costs of production today, products must be allowed to seek an honest price level. Farming today, as we in this area know, is big business and the farmer can no longer afford to live off depreciation with no thought given to his own labor. By comparison, T-Bone steaks selling for about $1.60 per lb. here last week were selling for $5.00 per lb. in Denmark and $12.00 per lb. in Japan. On top of the much higher costs for labor, machinery, and feed, price controls will simply force producers out of business and he further predicts a severe beef shortage within the next 12 months. This was a very timely topic and we thank Ken Worden and Mr. Knirk for bringing us this program. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Carroll Barnes, Bill Bobier* Tom Collins, Olin Dally, John Dygert, Ken PutnamanHAiR^Jfrd HuUskaJi tes£er Luce’ Jim LVon> Dennis McCafferty, Fred Neer, Bob Yingling^1 Se ton’ Howard Taylor, Paul Thompson, Richard Uhl, Clyde Williams, COMMENT <r, *7 • * . • Cl2b\nOthliuensS A°»HauOlh G°01?!!01"! and Mark Feller for reviving the “Singingest • • We haven t shown that much enthusiasm since the show. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12-15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR oak — Wednesday, 6:10 pM HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M, UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1978-11973 JOHN KLEIN SANTFORD JOLLEY Prew on Vto-Pr.nd.nl ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary Treasurer CLEMENS KROMER Asst Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE PAUL THOMPSON Director Attendance Cherries Geishert, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin - William Fuerstenau, Max Heinemann. Fellowship — John Dygert, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Magazine — Axner Olson. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Employer • Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schluballs. Olney, Gov. 636 Dist, Rotary International WILLIAM N. ATKINSON ’ Jackson, Michigan 27—Richard White Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. September — 1972 26—Albert Faller Kenneth Worden. ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON 12—Larry Iveson 19—Edward Davey ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, 29— Bernard Laney 5—Frank Robertson Director — International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — October — 1972 Harold Relations Richard 24—Sherwood Craig 31—Carl Shurtz November — 1972 28—Dennis McCafferty December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS ROTARY SHOW William Bobier, Bernard Laney,. Howard Teeter, Leslie Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 27—John Milnes April - 1973 3—Robert Loose 10—Norman Youtsey 24—Norman Olmsted 21—Fred . Neer Ernest Luse 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 10—Jack Gift 7—William Lymburner CLUB HISTORIAN 6—Seton Bovoe 17—William Fuller 14—Harold Goodholm ' March - 1973 3—Richard Phelps 17—District Governor Occupational Information — Robert -Assistant Song Leader — Richard Yingling, Philip Hiniebaugh. Hruska. Trade . & Professional Relations ’ * James Endicott, Robert Loose. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois 20—Olin Dally 15— Leslie Olney Woodward, 6—Robert Yingling 13—Tom Collins 1— William Bobiet 22— James Koss Youth — Charles Richard Hruska February — 1973 B—W. Noel Shedd Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. President Rotary International August — 1972 Crippled Children •- Carl Shurtz, Jack Gift. VOCATIONAL SERVICE . . WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director ' ★ General Sec'y,. Rotary Intern'atiqnal Koss, ★ .. DISTRICT 634 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROY P. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. ROTARY PROGRAMS Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. SPECIAL — At the call of the President 1972 - 1973 LYON — Director Youth Officer —■ Norman Youtsey. JAMES Program — Santford Jolley, ★ Regular — 1st Thursday of each' month at 12:00 o'clock noon, COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE May - 1973 1—Fred Culy 8—Reo Goodwin 15—Charles Geishert 22—Gordon Schlubatis 29—John Dygert June — 1973 5—Richard Biringer 5—Max Heinemann 12—James Endicott 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Charles Woodward 19—Lester Luce 26—(Jarroll Barnes 26—Tom Normandin Jdriuary — 1973 2— Robert’ Kerr ' July — 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 9—Richard Holben, Jr. 10—Ed DeVito February 22, 23, 24, 1973 16— Robert Nagle 17—Lester Wise B. K. Pearce - Chairman 23— John Pierson 24—Kenneth Worden John Dean - Director 30—William Timm 31—Ralph Toupalik The above is-our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. If you wish to change dates.with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such, as Ladies' Night will be appointed .by the Clu b'President; Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann - Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn .— 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemo'or Rd.—Marjorie ---- 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean---------- 278.-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand ■ St.—Margaret------ 278-5386 Seton Bovee,._69 Circle Dr.—Clara j_-_--------- 278^5891 Charles Bristol^ R. R. 5—Lois--------- ------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody"-Craig, 34..Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 ’Maple'Lage—Jane ---------------------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgemoor .Rd.—Joanne . 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 ,E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box' 125—Mary ..... ._ 278-4248 James Endicott,'72 Cheryl Ann '*Dr.—Thelma *. 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N.t Hanchett St.—Charlotte ..._ 278*5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk.* Rd. R.- R. 6, Box 68—Doris 278-5318 William Fuerstenau,^15’Cornwall Court—Pcft L -278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine . — .279-9481 Charles Geishert,.4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 38? Grand—.Sharon . . 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lajiore .278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth -279-9266 Max Heinemann-, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall .St,—Sue ... 27.8-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey - - 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME BY rill- ROTARY CLUB Coldwater.’ Mich igan Phone No. Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary jHfecTOR pi btished Address & Rotary Ann B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine • 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie 279-9849 278-8981 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J. ---------- 278-5790 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 ,Ke.n'neth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 782-5594 Jphn’ Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia .—— 278-6183 Mel. Rice,. 1903 .Kirby Rd.; Jackson—Lillian Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay-Joan 278-5495 H. Vincent Kornstie'n, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James-Ko*ss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice---------------- 278-2912 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harriettd • 278-2272 Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce —---------------- 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------L, 278-6357 Harlow Sexion, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 E. Ken Leavenworth, R.' R. 3—Emily ’------'------ — 238-2697 278-5842 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Carl Shurtz, 56 Bishop Ave.—Mary . ... 278-7035 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-4222 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marion Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene ------ 278-2021 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson. St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph. Toupalik, 'R*. R. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 ■Fr. Robert Mqn, 75 N: Circle Dr.—Edna-------- — 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol -— 278-8207 Warner Van Aken, R. R. 6, Bo>C 327-Gladys . . 278-4243 Milford A. McKeith, 367 Santa Cruz, Green Valley, Richard White, 46 N. .Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma . 278-8238 Arizona 85614—Helen Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Cgrol ------------------ .— .238-2436 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoinp . 278-6693 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave;—Fae _ ----- - 278-8518 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta --------- ---------- 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ---------279-9492 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . 278-5512 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman Youtsey, 10 Park Place—Donna 278-4818 Normdn C. 'Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie • .Olney, R.'’R:'31 .Quincy—Wilma . 278-2176 Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha 279-9360. HONORARY MEMBER Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace . .’278-2979 278-6730 Johp Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen Lqfry ' Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 1------ 278-6704Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, .Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 I COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^P"lle Profits frfost Who Semes llest”^^ The COLDWATEjMtary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club m the U. S. A. July 31, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley announced that our overall attendance for the 6 months ending in June was 84.84%. Individual attendance sheets for the period were distributed. Are you up to the club average? Note from the Rotary Constitution, Sec. 5 (6): "The membership of any active, senior active, or Past Service members, except here­ inafter provided, whose percentage of attendance is less than sixty per cent during the first or second six months of the club's fiscal year shall automatically termin­ ate unless he is excused by the Board for good and sufficient reason." GUESTS Today's Rotarian guests included Fred Nichols, Portage, Lou Stipe, Glen Barnett, Dick Spalding, Woody Noblitt, Hubert Sunderim, Clarence Walters, Bill King, and President Dan Dobson from Quincy. Our non-Rotarian guest was Dan Jones, Coldwater. PROGRAM Bill Timm swapped with Ralph Toupalik and personally presented an interesting pro­ gram on Michigan's "No Fault" auto insurance law which takes effect on October 1, 1973. Bill stated that this is the most revolutionary change in auto insurance history. The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled the basic lav/ as "constitutional" and will rule on other questions of law as they may occur. The basic idea is to provide proper protection for all policyholders regardless of fault in an accident and provides prompt payment of medical and repair expense eliminating what formerly could be a long legal process to determine legal liability. ’Other benefits include pay­ ments for loss of income, and provisions for payment to persons performing work normally done by the insured while he or she is disabled. The details are many and you should discuss specific questions with your agent. Of prime importance is the fact that auto insurance is "compulsory" for all drivers after October 1st. ABSENT TODAY Carroll Barnes, Walt Balcom, Harold Creal, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Jim Endicott, Harold_Goodholm, Max Heinemann, Larry Iveson, Richard Moore, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Frank Robertson, Howard Taylor, Paul Thompson, Richard Uhl, Clyde Williams, Ken Worden. EARLY LEAVERS Too numerous to mention. Could the C of C gofl outing have been to blame? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of PAUL Coldwater, Mich. ★ Classifications — Tom 'Collins, Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore. Club Bulletin — William Fuerstenau, President SANTFORD JOLLEY Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary CLEMENS KROMER Treasurer Max Heinemann. Asst. Secy-Treas. ERNEST LUSE DIRECTORS — 1973: Richard Charles Bristol Moore, Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson. MRS. GRACE PATTERSON — Organist ★ Sergeant-at-Arms — James Richard White. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Koss, ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director ★ Woodward, 6—Seton Bovee 29— Bernard Laney 13—Axner Olson 20—Kenneth Putnam 27—John Milnes 12—Larry Iveson April — 1973 19—Edward Davey 3—Robert Loose 26—Albert Faller 10—Norman Youtsey October — 1972 ★ 17—William Fuller 3—Richard Phelps 24—Norman Olmsted 10—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON — 17—District Governor Director International Youth Projects Norman Olmsted, Harold Creal. — Harold May — 1973 24—Sherwood Craig 1—Fred Culy 31—Carl Shurtz 8—Reo Goodwin November — 1972 15—Charles Geishert 7—William Lymburner 28—Dennis McCafferty Ernest Luse HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois COMMUNITY RETIREE LUNCHEONS 12—Philip Himebaugh 19—Lester Luce ROTARY SHOW The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1972-1973. July - 1973 3—Fr. Robert Man 9—Richard Holben, Jr. .--23—John Pierson.' . 30— William Timm John Dean - Director 10—Ed DeVito 17—Lester Wise 16— Robert Nagle .■ 19—Charles Woodward 26—Tom Normandin 2—Robert Kerr B. K. Pearce - Chairman. June — 1973 s 26—Carrcfll 'Barnes January — 1973 ’ February’ 22, 23, 24, 1973 William Bobier, Bernard Laney,:Howard ...Teeter, Les|j^ ,'{Wood­ ward, Noel Shedd. 29—John Dygert 12—James Endicott 5—Max Heinemann Assistant Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 22—Gordon Schlubatls 5—Richard Biringer December — 1972 Song Leader — Normand Moore. General Sec'y, Rotary International . ; March — 1973 5—Frank Robertson CLUB HISTORIAN Trade & Professional Relations James Endicott, Robert Loose. International 15— Leslie Olney 22—James Koss September — 1972 ROTARY ANN LUNCHEONS Bill Lymburner, Kenneth Worden. Relations Richard OccupationaUnformation — Robert Yingling, Philip Himebaugh. ROY D. HICKMAN Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A. 27—Richard White 21—Fred Neer Four-Way Test — Fred Culy. President Rotary International 20—Olin Dally 14—Harold Goodholm Employer - Employee Edward Davey, Holben, Jr. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM, N. ATKJN&ON ■ 't'Jackson, Michigan - - 8—W. Noel Shedd Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Regular — 1st Thursday of each month at 12:00 o'clock noon Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary Jack Gift. Rural-Urban Leslie Olney, Gordon Schlubatls. Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Richard Phelps, Olin Dally. Youth — Charles Richard Hruska Public Relations — William Fuller, Larry Iveson, Kenneth Putnam. August — 1972 ]—William Bobier Program — Santford Jolley. 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 13—Tom Collins Crippled Children — Carl Shurtz. Magazine — Axner Olson. 6—Robert Yingling ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Student Guests — Lester Luce, William Timm, Edward DeVito. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 1974: Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley, James Lyon - Fellowship — John Dygerl, Harold Goodholm, Fr. Robert Man. Membership — Duane Davidson, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ LYON Youth Officer — Norman Youtsey. Attendance - Churles Geisherl, Frank Robertson, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1972-1973 JOHN KLEIN JAMES Director THOMPSON February - 1973 1972 ■ 1973 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES - CLUB SERVICE v \ 24—Kenneth Worden 31—Ralph Toupalik you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change.. Special pfdgfams such.as .Ladle's' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Santford Jolley Program Chairman - Telephone 238-4195. ' NAME Address* & Rotary Ann *• Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 -’Maple Lane—Kathryn------ i_ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews> • 2,5 Parson? Ct.—Ruth ----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon/25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—dean — 278-.8086 William Bobier, 280‘Grand St.—Margaret 7------- .,278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle' Qr.—Clara------ 1-------1 278-5891' Charles Bristol^ Rt* Ij. -5v-Lois ’----------—— 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody4' Craig* 34 jEdison Ct.-r-Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R.‘ 2^ LWian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull ’St.—Dorothy --------- -.-------- 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane^-Jane ------ ’--------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48_p.ougfl6s Ave.—Betty.278-6093 Duane E. Davidson,* 15'Sgott Ave.—Ellen Jo . _“.± 278-8609 John T. Dean, 59 Ridgecn6or Rd.—Joanne .. — 278-5909 Edward DeVito,-18 E. Alden St.-v-Carol J278-6770 John Dyge.rt-, R. R. 7, Box J25—Mary . . . — 278-4248, James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95’N. Han’chett St.—Charlotte -278-5475 Ray Fox, 16 Morrison Lk. R<^.*R. ,R. 6,-Bo^x 68r-Doris - 278-5313 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cdrnw*all Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine — 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon .. 279-9668 Harold Goodholm,20 Lincoln St.—Lariot’e_ 278-55'17 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth. .. ’279-9266 Max Heinertiann, R. R. 7, Box 169—Gloria . t 278-6916 Philip Himebaugh, 317 Marshall St*.—Sue 278-6925 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey . . . . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . . 278-8360 NAME COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Address & Rotary Ann NAME „ Axner Olson, 340 Grand St.—Retha . . Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ■ — 279-9360 . -- 278-2979 HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen I" 1 Coldiealer. Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK'S TEMPLE yisitinin Rotarians Always ff'elc< Phone No. John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Me’f Rice,*.1.903 Kirby Rd., Jackson—Lillian---------- 782-5594 Frank Robertson,. ?25 N- Clay—Joan •------------------ 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 £heryj Ann Dr.—Phyllis - 278-5006 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—•Harrietta ----------- 278-2272 Harlow. Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda ---------- 278-4907 W. Noel Shedd, 90 N. Clay—Virginia 278-6341 • Donald* »V. Shdrno, R. R. 6, .Box 58B-*-Louise — 278-5842 CqrlShyr}^, 56 .Bishop* Ave.—Mary 278-7035 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ---- 278-4350 . Harvard M. Teeter*, 73;'Carlyle—Marion ...... .. 278-4222 ROTARY CLUB ' - •••' Address & Rotary Ann. *B. k/ Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lbrraine —------------ 278-5975 Richard Phelps, 141 N. Hudson—Jessie ------------- 279-9849 'John Klein, J32 ..Douglas atneia-----*------ - 278-6183. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand -St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss,’78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ------- "1—278-2912* Clemens Kromer, R. R. 3—Joyce---- :------ 238-2884 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Laj^e—Rhea----------- 278-6357 E. Ken Lebvenw’orth, R.’R.’-3—Emily ------------- -— 2^8-2697 Patrick R. Leonard, R.- R. *2, Bo^ 8.6—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert t Loose, R. R, 2, Tekonsha-Margaret ---- u 767-4508 Lester "Luce,' 41 Sori6t Lane—Helen ----------- 1------- 278-4812 • Ernest W.*’Luse, R. R.* 4-^R-uth i.#.—----- 278-7448 278-6603 Bill Lymburner, 847 -E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene .-yy- 278-2021 •Paul:W. tThompson’, 27 Chfcryl Ann "Dr.—Sara . . William ‘L. Timm, ,59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 James * Lyoh, 335 Grand St.—Deanna------ - -------- 278-2007 Fr. Robert* Man,, 75 N'. Circle Dr.—Edna--------IL- '278-281/ ’’Ralph’Touptalik,-* R. R. 5:—Eileen * .. . . 278-5556 278-4243 Qennis McCafferty,- 18 N. Fremont St*;—Carol 278-8207 < % Wa.rner VanAkeh, R. R. -6, .Box- 327—Gladys ..Bichard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . . 278-6736 Milford A. McKeith, 367’Santa. Cruz, Green Valley, „ Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma .. .. 278-8238 ■ Arizona* 85614—Helen* • Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Harold McKjiight, tR. R. 3—Carol; ~ r-------- .238-2436 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae —---------- 278-8518 278-5033 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta --------- -------- 238-2632 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 278-6334 . Robert, Nacjle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Sy$gn 279-9492 .Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln,St.—Virginia * Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine . *. - . 278-5512 Robert’G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 278-4818 Tom Nof[nandir», 85 Fairfield .Dr.—Janet - 279-9349 ’Norman You'tsey, TO Park Place—Donna Norman ,C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Npncy ■------ 278-2418 Les’life' Olney, R> R.’ 3, Quincy—Wilma — 278-2176 The COU>.WATER ! Rotary ■ ■ Pl BUSHED BY TiiE Phone No. Larry Iveson; B.j R» 7—Jacquelyn ---------------------- 278-6704 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 37 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �Profits Most Who Serves Best”^r The COLDWATE^btary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER’ .ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. August 7, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Joi ley thanked members of the Rotary Golf Tournament Committee for con­ ducting a sufcessful golf day at the Coldwater Country Club Involving over 200 regional participants. A special thanks goes to John Dean and Bob Nagle. The only questionable aspect of the tournament concerned the possible .’’rat Iona I’’basis that could allow Dick Hruska to win a prize for low net score after shooting an outlandish round of 141!! Ernie Luse has honored for 26 years of perfect attendance. Our congratulations to Ernie for his outstanding contribution to Rotary, not only In attendance but performance. PROGRAM Program Chairman, Bill Bobier, Introduced Major George Scofield of the Salvation Army who gave a very Interesting and Informative program on the work of the Salvation Army throughout the world. The Salvation Army operates in over 70 countries, publishes in over 105 languages, and In addition to providing services to those in immediate need operates schools, hospitals and clinics. William and Kathryn Booth laid the founda­ tion for the Salvation Army In 1865 in England with the motto of ’’Help People In Need”. They had no idea at the time the extent to which this Christian oriented organization would grow. Major Scofield is in charge of assisting in areas where there is no fully assigned officer to participate in Salvation Army activities. In Coldwater Bill Bobier and Ken Putnam work with him to channel funds from United, Fund Into worthwhile endeavors. Our thanks to Bill Bobier for making It posslble.to gain greater Insight into the very worthwhile work of this organization. GUESTS FOR THE_DAY Rotarian guests for today included Ken Leavenworth, Ed Johnson, Fred Nichol, Rick OHson, Hubert Sundrum, Bob Young, Lou Stipe, Ed Bodley and Cal Dyer. Non-Rotarian guest Frank Harles was also in attendance. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bristol, Harold Creal, Fred Culy, Ed Davey, Bill Fuerstenau, Vince Kornste-in, Bernard Laney, Pat Leonard, Lester Luce, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Frank Robertson, Paul Ruse, Howard Taylor, Jerry Towns, Clyde Williams, Bob Yingling. y *^a|Ph LaGro» R- C. Patterson, Carroll Barnes, Dennis McCafferty, Larry Iveson, Bert Faller, Don Shorno, B. K. Pearce, John Dean, G. Schlubatls, W. W. Craig. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Take time to . WORK it Is the Price of Success Take time +° pi^IvK I+ is +he Source of Power Take time to rfah ““ !s the secre+ of Perpetual Youth Take time to wnR?mp + ! |heJountain of Wisdom Take time to FRiFMni*v ’sthe Highway to Reverence Take time to hLAUGH END|’+ 7" It tbe Road +o HaPP’ness Take time to nS ” 1 S +he Music of the Soul Take time to I ivpM + S H,+ching your Wagon to a Star Take time to L I Vt You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 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S. A. August 14, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley announced the very Qood news that Grace Pattersoh is progressing well enough to return home next week and continue outpatient treatment. Our very best wishes for continued recovery to Grace and Roy* Committee reports are due by October 1st, so plan ahead! New bulletins are now out with committee assignments and program dates, Check now for your program responsibility and try to.let Paul Thompson know at least a week ahead of time so these may be reported in the bulletin. NEXT WEEK Larry Carrico on "Arranging for a Theater Program". GUESTS Rotarian Guests today from all over the U. S. included Bert Ward, Bronson, Frank Parkinson and Ray Ehl, Quincy, Fred Nichols, Portage, Ken Leavenworth, Green Valley, Arizona, John DeWeese, Delphos, Ohio .and Ed Johnson, Valparaiso, Indiana. Non-Rotarians uncluded Greg Himebaugh (grandson of Bert Ward), Frank Harles, St. Louis, Mo., Terry Macy, Coldwater, and two lovely ladies from Soltau, Germany, Karen Minor and Petra Hespi. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Songs (?) by Hruska and Taylor t PROGRAM Tuesday's program presented by Les Olney featured the Hon. George E. Strathern, Jr. of Union City, recently appointed to the District Court by Gov. Millikan. Judge Strathern, a native of England, has been a practicing attorney in Union City for twelve years prior to assuming his present post 90 days ago. His topic was the challenge of being a judge in our modern times, and the responsibility he feels to uphold the law and the "establishment" without alienating today's youth. He feels very strongly that much of our young people's criticism with senior society is well founded and that without proper treatment by the law they can become a serious negative factor as they become adults and assume greater responsibilities in society. In short, he must be fair to gain their respect and hoepfully to guide them in the proper direction toward adulthood. Thanks to Les and Judge Strathern for an in® formative program. ABSENT MEMBERS THIS WEEK Bristol, Walt Balcom, -‘foody Craig, Hal Creal, Ouke Davidson, John Dygert, d i er4 ^huck Geishert, Jack Gift, Harold Goodholm, Reo Goodwin, •Pat «.=«••Leonard, Ln Neer,; Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Ken Putnam, Hal Sexton, Dick White, Churk Woodward, and Ken Worden. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ___ ____________________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. 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PROGRAM Larry Carrico was introduced by Program Chairman Hal Creal and described many of the things that are necessary behind the scenes in producing a summer stock theatre pro­ duction. Preparation starts in Jaruary by choosing the shows for the summer season, based on suggestions from many sources. Final selections of the shows must consider the number of people in the cast, balance of "brasiTftIs with regular plays, royalty costs, etc. Larry goes to New York where he advertises in the trade paper for people to submit resumes. From 700 applications, 95 are uhesen to audition during a 3 day period. Of this number,26‘wore chosen for this summer's productions. There are many people interested in Coldwater suercer stock theatre because it has establish-?! a good reputation. Therefore quality people are available at minimal costs. Budget cr’ summer stock consists of 50% payroll, 12 1/2 "% royalties, 12 1/2% printing end pro­ motion, and 25% cast, technical equipment and supplies. Promotion is accomplished through 56 publishing outlets within a resaonable driving radius of Coldwater, Attendance this summer is up in Coldwater Summer stock compared to a decline in many other places. Larry paid special tribute to the financial and in-kind support of local businessmen and citizens. Without their time and talent the summer stock theatre would not be economically feasible. This program was most interesting and all members of Rotary who are aware of the tremendous efforts put.into the Tibbits Theatre by Larry Carrico thank him for providing Coldwater with this community service. GUESTS FOR THE DAY Rotarian guests for today included Jim Kerry, Napoleaon, Ohio, Ken Leavenworth, Green Valley, Ariz., Hubert Sunderman^ Port Huron, Michigan. John Worth, Quincy Mich. Lou Stipe, Howell, Michigan and Chuck Tuschling, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Non-Rotarian guests included Larry Carrico, Joe Timm and Dale Rubley. ABSENT MEMBERS Chirwes Bacon, Sherwood Craig, Bill Fuller, Larry Iveson, Pat Leonard, Bob Loose, Lester Luce, Bill Lymburner, Jim Lyon, Dick Moore, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, John Pierson, Clyde Williams, Bob Yingling EARLY LEAVERS JohnjGe'ii!, Ralph LaGro, Bob Rumsey, D. V. Shorno, B. K. Pearce, Ken Leavenworth Jerry towns, uester Wise, Howard Taylor, Bill Fuerstenau. NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM W1 c^ar9e of Ralph LaGro who will introduce himself to speak on the modern day concerns in the field of health care. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Dick Hruska getting so defensive? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A:i00% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. 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Anytime after 4 P.M. should find the festivities rolling. „ ... Due to the Stag, the regular monthly Board meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 11th at President Jolley’s home. Father Bob Man announced that Grace Patterson has recently returned home! wishes, Grace. Best Our best wishes also to Frank Robertson who leaves Coldwater on Friday, August 31st to assume his new job as Chief of Police 1n Leavenworth, Kansas. PROGRAM “today's program was presented personally by Ralph LaGro, Administrator of our local Health Center on the general subject of health care and local implications of Certain legislative and regulatory actions at the State and National levels. £l,-« * ’ •> Some interesting statistics on our local hospital included occupancy Ratios as compared to National and area figures for other hospitaH. in the medical-surgery area for the first half of 1973, the census was 90.4% which was considerably above other averages. While 50% was normal in Pediatrics, ours was 78%. Obstetrics was near more normal levels at 50%. When the new wing was added, it was planned to house 37 extended care patients. As of now 20 of those beds remain unused and probably will be converted to other use if proper authorization can be obtained. In addition a full-time medical-social worker is being sought to provide liaison and aid for patients needing assistance in relocat­ ing to nursing homes, etc. and to provide better hospital-patient communication. Other plans inc lude the purchase of highly specialized equipment for use in the Radiology Department. Among the current regulatory problems facing our local hospital today are a general waiting period of 90 days to collect for “medicare" causing a severe money crisis, the fact that Hi11-Burton funds are no longer available, and perhaps most importantly the fact that they must still operate under a strict wage-price freeze. We thank Ralph for a most informative discussion on this vital topic. 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ANNni IMO RKtFMTR ----------------------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Rotary at Pres I deni Board meeting will be held next Tuesday, September 11 th at 7:30 pm Jolley’s home. Plans are now starting for the annual Rotary Show to be held In February. PROGRAM Paul Thompson Introduced Mrs. James Bailey who presented Mrs. Dan Scheldler, Chairman of the Hillsdale County Cystic FlbrosiS Foundation. She gave a historical review of this relatively unknown affliction. A doctor In Switzerland first identified It In 1936. The current foundation as formed In 1955 and now has 116 clinics throughout the nation with 5 in Michigan. The primary purpose of the foundation is-to Indicate the public to the problems and raise funds for research. Most people do not become aware of the disease unless It strikes their family. Mrs. Scheldler then introduced Mrs. Havalin who has a child with Cystic Fibrosis and she related the problems involved viewed through experience. She indicated early diagnosis is critical to treatment and there is no known cure. 3 Indicators of the disease are: 1. food does not dIgest. J 2. persons sweat large amounts of salt. 3. musousin the lungs. Treatments Include enzymes to aid digestion, high protein diet, vitamins, salt tablets, heavily salted food and sleeping nightly in a mist tent - along with daily physical therapy to remove mucous in the lungs. Mrs. Havalln’s daughter, Laura, receives all these treatments as we 11 as a monthly visit to the clinic. Treatments must not only be carefully followed, but are also very expensive. Cystic’- Fibrosis is a heridltary disease caused when both parents are carriers. There is no test to determine a carrier and the odds are I to 500 that 2 such persons would marry, as only I out of 4 children in a family is likely to have the disease. The incident of Cystic Fibrosis is I in 15,000 births. At this time life expectancy Is not good for those afflicted but with proper treatment many are living longer than had originally been anticipated. We are sure that all members of Rotary have gained a better insight into this unique disease. Their campaign to raise funds is from September IOth to September 15th and is run Independently of any other fund raising agency. GUESTS Rotarian guests today included Ken Leavenworth, Green Valley, Arizona and Lou Stipe HoweII, Michi gan Non Rotarian guests included Ralph Mocock. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Carrol I Barnes, Fred Culy, Jack Gift, Richard Hruska, Larry Iveson, Vince Kornstein, Bernard Laney, Pat Leonard, Robert Loose, Bill Lymburner, Dennis McCafferty, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Howard Teeter, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise. EARLY LEAVERS B. K. Pearce, D. V. Shorno, Dick Moore, Ed Davey, Paul Ruse, John Dean, Hal Creal, R. C. Patterson, Chuck Bristol, Ken Worden^ Howard Taylor, Gordon Schlubatls, Dick 01 ringer, John Pierson NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM Nest week’s program will be In charge of Larry Iveson who will Introduce Mr. Milt Ferguson, a former public relations man from Hillsdale College, who will speak on the topic of ’’public relations”. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY —are often too quick to refer to ’’problem children", when we really mean ’’children With problems”. you Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs _________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M, ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 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Tuesday, September 25, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Tuesday, (October 1st) Is the deadline for all committee reports. chairmen please have reports completed! All The Board of Directors will meet next Tuesday at President Jolley’s home. W. ■ 1 r John Klein announced that our Rotary scholar, Susan Mulcahey, Is expecting to be In Coldwater over Christmas holiday and wil I be our guest during that time. Les Luce, chairman of our student guest program again requested volunteers to host and counsel high school students who have an interest In particular vocations. Sincere congratulations to fellow Rotarians Ralph Toupallk on his completion of 25 years as a Coldwater auto dealer. ‘This Is an accomplishment few can match and we’re proud that Ralph Is on© of us! PROGRAM Program chairman, Bert Faller, introduced Doug Olds, chairman of the Branch County Board of Commissioners who spoke on the topic, ’’Highlights on Branch County”. Not surprisingly, chairman Olds indicated that the name of the game is money. Our county budget for 1974 should be approximately $1.5 million and should be balenced, unlike our Federal Government. The principal source of revenue is 5.75 mil's levied against all county property, with the balance coming from the government revenue sharing program. The major sources of county expenditures are Sherrif’s Department, and Social Services Department, with over $100,000 spent in each area. Mr. Olds also indicated that many areas of county government are different to control principally the court system. Only the District Court Is self-supporting and the state is considering a take over of all court systems with the District Court, not surprisingly the primary target. Several county departments including the tax equalization department, were singled out as doing an excellent job lb the opinion of Chairman Olds. Other items of major Importance mentioned Included the fact that Maple Lawn restoration will go ahead as planned, a new committee is at work on a new county building, and revenue sharing Income for next year should be about $321,000. up over $50,000 from this year. Our thanks to Mr. Olds for an enlightening insight into county government. I GUESTS Rotarian guests this week included John Ewell (a 55 year Rotarian) and Lou Stipe. Non-Rotarian guests included Dr. David Rubley and Gil Jacox both from Coldwater. EARLY LEAVERS President. Jolley revealed his ’’early leaver” policy for this year whereby any number under 5 leave free, 5 to 10 leave at $.50 each, and any number over 10 at $1.00 each. This week Dick Hruska, Howard Taylor, Larry Iveson, Carrol I Barnes, Bill u ’eHal Creal, Jim Endicott, Gordon Schlubatis, Norm Moore, and Woody Craig paid the maximum penalty. ABSENT MEMBERS S!+?n Bove®» Ed Davey, Jack Gift, Harold Goodholm, Vince Kbrnstein, Ralph LaGro, ar*Dt !nQ^. ?°^n Fred Neer,. Les 11 e. 01 ney, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Paul Ruse, Richard Uhl, Clyde Williams You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. 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Oct. 4, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS Committee reports were due today. Those not handed In should be given Immediately to President Jolley or your division chairman, October 15 Is United Fund kick-off. Jerry Towns Indicated he Is in need of volun­ teers to make collections. Please contact him Immediately If you can assist. In the last attendance rating, Coldwater Rotary rated 2nd In the district with 84.94$. Vicksburg was 1st with 90.73$. This is not bad, but we should be doing even better. The Tlbblts winter season program ticket sales are now under way. There is an outstanding program available Including Lionel I Hampton as one major attraction. Bill Fuller should be contacted for tickets. PROGRAM The program under the direction of Ernie Luse dealt with Rotary information. A new set of slides and commentary were shown which outlined the beginnings and purposes of Rotary. These are normally shown to new members, but It’s the first chance that all members have had the opportunity to see them. They are beneficial in helping us remember our purposes for being in Rotary. These slides represented half the program and others will be shown at a later date. Bob Seaman reacted as a new member and Indicated that he is grateful to have the opportunity to be involved with Rotary activities in the community. Ernie Luse indicated a concern that attendance at meetings and those staying for the program is not meeting the objectives of Rotary with the degree of committment that members make when Joining. He figures"on an average of only 62$ of our membership hear a program. If you are one of those absent, possibly you should take a look and see If there is some way you could arrange your schedule to do better. He also pointed out for those travelling, there is an official directory of all Rotary clubs which can be obtained from either himself of Bob Rumsey. Our thanks to Ernie and Bob for bringing the purposes the membership. of Rotary back 1-nto focus for GUESTS FOR TODAY Rotarylan guests for today included Bill King from Quincy, Clarence Walters from Quincy, Clarence Snyder from Bronson, and Cal Dyger from Hamilton Ohio., Non-Rotarlan guests for today included two IOth grade students from Coldwater High School. They are Ken Klein the son of Mr. & Mrs. John Klein and Scott Davidson son of Mr. & Mrs. Duke Davidson. Also in attendance was Norman Stanton. ■W MEMBERS ABSENT: Fred Anderson Carrol 1 Barnes Harold Creal Olin Dally John Dean Bl 11 Fuerstenau Harold Goodholm Vince Kornstein Dennis McCafferty John Mi Ines Norm Moore Fred Neer Norm 01msted BUI Timm Ra 1 ph Toupa 1 i k Bob YinglIng EARLY LEAVERS Ra1 ph LaGro Hal Sexton Sherwood Craig Dick Uhl Jack Gift R. C. Patterson Gordon Schlubatis You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 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S. A. October 10, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS Vice President Paul Thompson, subbing for the vacationing President Jolley, announced that all committee reports must be In this week. Our first ladies night of the year Is scheduled for Saturday, November 10, at the Holiday Inn, Angola. Cocktails will be at 6:30, dinner at 7:30, and dancing from 9:00 to 1:00. Price is $20.00 per couple (excluding the happy hour). Bill Fuller reported that tickets for the Tlbblts Winter Season are still available at $15.00. Beginning this Saturday, October 13, they may be exchanged for reserve seats. ENTERTAINMENT In place of regular singing today, an impromptu rendition of ’’The Victors” led by Don Shorno and supported by Dr. Bill Nettleman was clearly the winner over the aging i alumni.-of M. S. U. The ’’Spartans” appeared to be without leadership and it should be obvious that the job should not go to an Ohio State man. PROGRAM Jack Gift, program chairman, introduced Roy Harris who gave a slide and commentary program entitled ’’Land of the Midnight Sun.” The pictures were taken by Mr. Harris and his family during a trip to Alaska in 1967, the Centennial year for that terri­ tory. It was interesting to note that although our 50th State is nearly as large as all ’’midwestern” states combined, only two cities are larger than Coldwater. Mr. Harris touched on several points,of -interest Including a close up of certain glaciers, all of which are located in Southern Alaska. The far north gets very little snowfall during the winter, and the State as a whole gets little rain or snowfall compared to our area. Our thanks to Roy and,Jack for an interesting travelogue. GUESTS Rotarian guests today included Dale Brown and Ray Ehl, Quincy; Otto Saitz and B. Beauchamp, Bronson; and regular Lou Stipe. Non-Rotarians included Dr. Bill Nettlemart (of ’’Victors” fame), Roy Harris, Bob Footlik, Evanston, III., and returning student guests Ken Klein and Scott Davidson. ABSENT MEMBERS Fred Anderson Charles Bristol Woody Craig Ed Davey Bi 11 Fuerstenau Santford Jolley Bob Kerr JIm Koss Bernard Laney Norm Moore Bob Nagle Tom Normandin Norm Olmsted Ken Putnam Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl Clyde William You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church - Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. 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Remtndar again of ladles night to be held on Saturday November IOth at Holiday Inn in Angola. You should sign up as soon as possible. Reservations not used by Rotary members members will be open to guests. PROGRAM Program chairman for the day, Woody Craig* Introduced Dave Norton local auctioneer, who gave a very Interesting talk on his experiences In the auctioneering field. Fof such a young man, Dave has had many years of experience. Going back to his school days, after graduation from high school he went to Chicago for a while with a large auctioneering firm. Some of the auctions he related to us are very unusual, like auctioning sunken ships and printing presses that cover several stories of a building. Dave has since returned to Coldwater where he Is in business for himself with 6 people working out of his office. Our thanks to Woody for bringing Dave to us with these most unusual anecdotes about the field of auctioneering. SSJESTS Rotarian guests for today were Ivan Jeffery, Bill Wharling, Clarence Snyder and Nelson Weber. Non-Rotarian guests Included Boyd Wiggins, Doug Clawson, Kevin Pierson, Earl Nagle and Dave Norton. ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Dick Blringer, Charles Bristol, Harold Creal, Duane Davidson, Bill Fuller, Harold Goodholm, Sanford Jolley, Robert Kerr, Vince Jornsteln, Bernard Laney Pat Leonard, Fred Neer, Tom Normandln, Ken Putnam, Howard Taylor, Howard Teeter, Jerry Towns, Clyde Williams, Robert Yingling. EARLY LEAVERS Ed Davey, Roy Pat+erson, Norm Moore THE MUSIC THIS WEEK WAS GREAT!! Mark Feller s fine talent was applied to an available organ, (which we do not usually have) along with John Milnes on the drums. Together it made for a rousing song fest •— In spite of Dick Hruska not foljlwing Mark! THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Nlve Keys to Contentment Health enough to make work a pleasure. Wealth enough to support your needs. Strength enough to battle with difficulties and overcome them. Patience enough to toll until some good is accomplished. Charity enough po see some good in your neighbors. Love enough to move you to be useful and helpful to others. Faith enough to make real things of God. Hope enough to remove all anxious faces concerning the future. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ------------------------------------- MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Piattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. 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October 30, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS Members and their guests can now sign up for ladies night which will be held SaturdayNovember 10th at the Holiday Inn In Angola. Cost Is $20.00 per couple, (which we will be accepting payment for next week at the meeting). If you or your guest plan to attend, please sign the list at next week’s meeting. The Coldwater attendance for September ranked 6th out of 14 in the district ar 84$. This is a drop in our standings. Sturgis was at 95$. Let’s do sometlng about that! President Jolley explained how some clubs deal with early leavers,> One method is to take attendance at the conclusion of the meeting, Another i--------- is to fine the last person to I eave for a 11 the rest of the early leavers. This gives us some food ror thought, doesn’t It? Bill Fuerstenau submitted his letter of resignation as of October 31st due to taking a new assignment with the Peoples Church in East Lansing, Michigan. He expressed his gratitude for the friendships he had developed through Rotary and his acceptance as a person and not just a clergyman. We of Rotary are sorry to see Bill go, but wish him the very best in his new under? taking, it’s going to be hard to replace his voice In the Rotary show. , PROGRAM: Fred Neer, program chairman for the day presented Lowell Kelley who had recently taken a trip to Yukon Territory in Canada to hunt. Lowell in turn introduced Walt Mims of Fremont, Indiana who arranged the trip and Is an experienced outdoorsman. Together they showed colored slides and gave a commentary on their experiences, The trip was very successful from the standpoint of trophies and this madefor an interesting program. EARLY LEAVERS: B. K. Pearce, John Pierson, Ralph L-Gro, Don Shorno, Larry Iveson and Howard Taylor. QUESTS: Rotary guest for today was Maurice Ryan from Sturgis. Non-Rotarian guests for today Included Lowell Kelley, Walt Mims, Sandra Collins, (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Collins) and Lori Dygert (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dygert) ABSENT MEMBERS: Charles Bacon, Bill Fuerstenau, Richard Hruska, Bernard Laney, Bob Loose, Jim Lyon, Norm Moore, Ken Putnam, Hal Sexton, Ralph Toupalik, Jerry Towns, Richard Uhl, Charles Woodward. You Will Always Be Wel<:ome at These Neighboring Clubs _____________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTEN DANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 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JO 8MD AHV1OU �^rl!e Profits Most IPho Serves BestP^P The COLDWATEbO|w»^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER pdTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dtiib in the U.S.A. NOVEMBER 6, 1973 AMMOUNCEMENTS: Last call for reservations on Ladles Night to be held Saturday, November IOth at Holiday Inn, Angola. Cost Is $20.00 per couple payable In advance to Paul Thompson. Cocktails will be at 6:30, dinner at 7:30, and dancing to the Mark Feller trio at 9:00. Assignments were distributed naming various ’’volunteers” to chair committees for the upcoming Rotary Show. A meeting of al I[chairmen wilt be held Monday, November 26th at Keith Pearce’s home on Ridgemoor. 7:30 p.m. Sharp! The regular meeting of the Board of Directors will be tonight at the ’’Reporter” office. DUES: Semi-annual dues are payable now to the secretary, Bob Rumsey. ..All $16.00 checks will be gratefully accepted. PROGRAM: Today’s program was introduced by Dennis McCafferty and featured Sandra McClain and Birdie Hutchins from the Battle Creek office of "Wieght Watchers". Some Interesting developments of this organization over the years have been an original class of 17 persons in Lansing six years ago to grow to a combined statewide total of over 18,000 members during 1973. All staff persons and local instructors must be former success­ ful members completing the required course. The local staff, consisting of six persons have lost a combined weight of 472 pounds this year. All Interested persons are welcome to join the class any Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the 4H building in the fairgrounds. Initial cost (first meeting) is $8.00 with each successive meeting costing $3.00 each. The organization slogan is "People caring about People", and a strong, witness to the success of "Weight Watchers" is our own Dennis McCafferty. It was hinted by both speakers that a number of obvious candidates were present at the meeting. Thanks to Dennis and the girls for an Interesting and timely topic. EARLY LEAVERS: Jack Gift, Dick Moore, Norm Moore, and Dick Kerr. ABSENT MEMBERS: Charles Bristol, Larry Iveson, John Klein, Vince Kornstein, Bill Lymburner, John Milnes, Fred Neer, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Howard Tyler, Ralph Toupalik, Clyde Williams. GUESTS: Rotarian Guest* for today was President Dwight Green from Bronson. Non-Rotarian guests present were Russ Temple from Coldwater and student guests Lou Dygert and Sandra Collins. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. 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November 13. 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS The District Governor will be tem? next Tuesday. for this program. There should be no early leavers There will be a club assembly at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday with the District Governor at Gracie's . All members are invited to attend, especially the committee chairmen. PLEASE NOTE THIS MEETING LOCATION FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. Our regular meeting will be held at the Branch Area Careers Center on Morse Street at-the regular time. After lunch a tour will be conducted of the Careers Center. If you can’t make the meeting and plan on make-up at either Quincy or Bronson, Quincy is having ladies night at the Careers- Center on Monday,-November 26th and Bronson's regular meeting at noon on Wednesday, November 28th is being held at the Center also. Bill Fuller has been appointed to fill Bill Fuerstenau's place as Club Services Director and Norm Moore to fill his position on the Board of Directors. Semi-annual club dues are payable now. Please remit to Bob Rumsey. PROGRAM This week’s program centered around Rotarian Foundation Week which is November 11 through 17. Program Chairman, Harold Goodholm reviewed the purposes of the Rotary Foundation pointing to many achievements and asking that we renew our efforts to support this worthwhile program for assisting students in study abroad. John Klein described how our selection, Susan Mulcahey, was proceeding in her educational plans. Past District Governor Ron Weger gave the main presentation which described a trip to Russia. This trip has made him aware that we enjoy many advantages in this country and indicated that we have achieved a high standard of living, materially speaking, and now our goals should be to improve the quality of living. He encour­ aged everyone to seek a place and to do their part to use their talents wisely for the benefit of themselves and others. ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes, Seton Bovee, Sherwood Craig, Harold Creal, Jack Gift, Jim Koss, Robert Loose, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Fred Neer, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Don Shorno, and Clyde Williams. EARLY LEAVERS Bernard Laney, Bob Rumsey, Bill Bobier, Dick Hruska, Chuck Bristol, John Dean, Gordon Schlubatis, Lester Wise, Jerry Towns, Norm Moore, and Ken Worden. GUESTS Rotarian Guests for today included Dan Siler, Bert Ward, Lynn W. Curtis; Mark Putnam and Clyde H. Wilcox Non-rotarian guests for today were Noel Shedd, Leslie White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard White and Joyann Lyons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons. THOUGHT FOR TODAY: "Even If You’re On The Right Track, You’ll Get Run Over If You Just Sit There." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER _ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. ___ JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �otuoopjf sXvinjy sudijvio^j SldWSl StNrI3 W d orzi. 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S. A, November 27, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley announced that blood donor cards are available for those members wishing to participate In the next Red Cross Blood drive. These should be comp I eted and returned by December 11 th. A regular board meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, December 4th, at 7:30 P.M. in the Dally Reporter office. Dues are payable now! next Tuesday. Please remit your $!6.00 to Secretary Bob Rumsey no later than PROGRAM Today’s program under chairman Dick Hruska was considerably different due to the meeting, being held at our new Branch Area Career Center. Following a delicious lunch served by the food staff and students John Dygert commented on a few Interest­ ing statistics surrounding the enrol Iment,costs, and operation of this new facility At present there are 746 Junior and Senior students from Coldwater, Bronson, and Quincy enrolled in the haif-day sessions. This amounts to two-thirds of the entire Junior and Senior students In the three high schools. Al! classes are an extension of the regular academic classes and prepare many students for immediate employment following graduation. The total cost of the facility, Including equipment, was ' $2,800,000. Of this amount only $1,620. is invested by county taxpayers with the balance funded through federal grants. Following the Introduction of the staff members, all Rotarians and guests were treated to a tour of the various departments and classes. This is surely one*of the finest facilities of its kind anywhere In the United States and this Investment in our young people Is going to pay great Dividends to our communuty In future years. GUESTS Today’s Rotarian guests Included Lynn Curtis, Sturgis, and WendelI Hathaway, Bronson. Non-Rotarlan guests included Bill Tracey, Bill Stankey and Wade Smith of the school, and Harold Pierce from Coldwater. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. 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Announcements President Jolley requested each member present today to make a recommendation on how we will distribute our Rotary Show proceeds in 1974. The Board will review suggestions tonight with members voting at a later date. A reminder that Blood Donor cards are still available for the Dec. 28th drive. Cards should be turned in no later than next Tuesday, Dec. 11th. Gov. Ben Lavey reports that our., club attendance for October was 8?$> which ranks us third out of fourteen clubs in the district. A District Governor's Seminar will be held in Kalamazoo on Thursday, Dec. 13th, aimed at local officers and directors. This will be at the Holiday Inn - Crosstown beginning at 6:00 P;M. with "Episcopal Lunch" and should end promptly at 9-3°« On January 18th, the President of Rotary International will speak in Lansing. President Bill Carter is from England and should provide a most interesting meeting for our area. All who can are.,urged to attend. District 636 will hold a conference on April 19-20 in Kalamazoo. The 197^ R.I. Convention will be hosted by Minneapolis, Minnesota on June 9th-13. Our District Assembly will be on June 26th at Olivet College. More on •-this later. Rotary Show It’s that time again! Committee chairmen met last Monday and selected the theme, "Love Sweet Love." The show will be held on Feb. 21-22-23 at the Tibbits which will boast all new seats and carpeting-by that time. First rehearsal for the Chorus will be next Tuesday, Dec. 11th at the Elks. Please attend! As always members will be asked to sell show tickets. It will be required that unsold tickets must be turned in no later than 24 hours before each show or you will have to pay for them. Ticket Chairman Tom Collins will have more on this later. New Member A sincere welcome to Lawrence (Larry) Donay on joining our club today. Larry is President of Phillips Metals Co. on Garfield Ave. and will offer much to Rotary. Congratulations to John Klein on receiving his pin for four years of perfect attendance. Program Todays program was introduced by Bill Timm subbing for Toro Normandin. Our new Chief of Police, Roger Tappenden spoke on his seventeen years in law enforcement, noting the many changes which have occurred. Chief Tappenden is a Coldwater native and has spent his entire life here with time out for WWII service in the Marine Corps. His primary concern as a police officer is the change in public attitude toward authority which makes the job of all policemen much more difficult. One interesting statistic he quoted was the fact that burglary crimes solved on, a national level was only 19^ while locally, 39$ have been solved. In general the new chief plans no drastic changes in departmental operations and hopes to devote more future effort to Juvenile and drug problems. ( Guests Today’s guests included Rotarians, Tom Wieszkowiak, Tamaqua, Pa., Charles Richards and Al Wiler, Bronson, Ray Ehl, Quincy and Mark Putnam, Marshall. Non-Rotarians included Norm Youtsey, former member, Paul Nailor, and student, quests Joann Gregg, Rick DeMar, and foreign exchange student Hanny Kivrnen. . It should be noted that Rick DeMar will be our vocational guidence guest for the Month of December Under Dr. Chuck Bacon and will learn the art of healin,g in the next three weeks. $ Early Leavers Paul Reese, Lester Wise, Norm Moore, and Woody Craig Absent Members Carroll Barnes Charles Bristol . Tom Collins Jahn Dygert r Jim Endicott Jack Gift Harold Goodholm Lester Luse Richard Moore ----- Fred Neer Tom Normandin You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs Roy Patterson MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ----- John ricrsoftr— ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. QUINCHowdlrd.n Thy&or Mond°y- 12:15 p-m. BRON®aul burr Church — Wednesday, SlydewHAiXW^Wo 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. p.m. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. '. Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. 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ROTARY BULLETIN Tuesday December II, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS: Duke Davidson reminded all members that prectlce for Rotary Show starts tonight. This will be the only December practice. However, during January and February all members should keep In mind that 2 practices a week will be expected. He reminded everyone that this Is the one big activity of the year which every Rotary member should make an effort to participate in. Semi-annual club dues of $16 are past due. Please remit to Bob Rumsey at once! PROGRAM: A very interesting and Informative program on the history of East Chicago Street given by Mrs. Eugene Wallace who was Introduced by program chirman for the day, Robert Kerr. She has a special Interest in the history and architecture of the many fine homes on East Chicago Street and has combined working on an advanced degree with participating In the effort to preserve this fine part of Coldwater’s An attempt Is being made to have #iis section going out as far as the Troutman home to the east, designated an official historic district and registered in the state archives. She showed slides of the many homes explaining the variety of architectural styles and Indicated that Coldwater has a wider variety of arch­ itecture than most other communities Including Marshall which is usually a focal point for architecture. I'm sure all members enjoyed taking a closer look at the homes we pass dally and take for granted and gained greater Insite Into another interesting aspect of our community. EARLY LEAVERS: John Klein, Bill Timm, Howard Taylor, Bill Fuller, Bert Faller, and Tom Normandin GUESTS: Non-Rotarian guests for today Included, Norm Youtsey, Joanne Grigg, Rick DeMarr, and Dave Rub ley Rotarian guest for today was Lynn W. Curtis from Sturgis. ABSENT MEMBERS: Bac°n* Barnes, Ed Davey, Bill Lymburner, John Milnes, Dick Moore, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, Conrad Swart, Paul Thompson, Jerry Towns, and Ken Worden r ' ' ’ A REMINDER!! Our club constitution Article Vi !i c««+t e . . , x ar+iva canton c e v,,’» s®ctIon 5 states : "(a) The membership of Z (4)except provided In this art.de, matlcally terminate, unless such absent Is medl 9S ? t ' ,h x„ h. Is excused by the board (of Directors) fir S Up/S prov,ded' Or he iiwviwrs; ror good and sufficient reason." __w ou Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs _____ ______________________________ MAKE up your ATTENDANCE - BE a 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. 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December 18, 1973 ANNOUNCEMENTS Next Board meeting, Tuesday, January 8. Results of th© balloting to determine the use of this year’s Rotary Show were for two projects; TIbblts Theater; and Ice rink In the northwest part of Coldwater. Practice for the Rotary Show chorus will commence again In January; every Tuesday night, 7:30 p.m. at the Elks. There will be a special practice for the following group of singers on Wednesday, December 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks; Woody Craig, John Dygert, Ed Davey, Dick Hruska, Norm Moore, Fred Neer, Clyde Williams and Chuck Gelshert. PROGRAM There was no program today, but those who signed up to leave early were fined accordingly by our vigilant president. * „ GUESTS Lynn Churbln from Sturgis Rotary and Student guests, JoAnn Grigg and Rick DeMarr. ABSENT MEMBERS Jack Gift,, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Bob Nagle, Dick Hruska, Fred Neer, Paul Ruse, . Conrad Swart, Lester Wise, Ken Worden, and Chuck Woodward. / I A HOLIDAY WISH A Merry Christmas to the home ... Where you and yours abide . . . With carols T^'sung by angels, and . . . Love always at your side ... A happy and a holy day ... Of loving smiles sincere . . . With every hope and promise of ... A wonderful New Year . . . Bless your home, and bless you all . . . Each moment day and night . . .With joy and peace at Christmas and ... a future truly bright. -from the writings of James Metcalfe author of Poem Portraits You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON _ Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector 1973 Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 2, 1973- December 18, 1973 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 2, 1973- December 18, 1973 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/3f3c24aebeb0c925183cbb3fe84b398c.pdf 747c621981b45956a7ca099ec62b8ac8 PDF Text Text Profit* Moitt iflm Serves The COLD WATERR^j ^REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RChA^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. January 8, HAPPY NEW YEAR! 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS A few member’s dues are still outstanding. Elease see Bob Rumsey and get them paid immediately If you’re guilty. ROTARY SHOW Only 43 days to show time! Beginning tonight, January 8, chorus rehearsals will be . held every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks. Duke has some excellent music planned and along with the refurbished Tlbblts, this should be our best show ever. One sour note Is the fact that only 19 member^ hav§.been in attendance at the first two re­ hearsals. Please mark your calendar\tor Tuesday nights from now on and be_there! The attendance chairman has some surprises planned Including rewards and penalties. It may pay to show up. * ,, , , . Advertising sales cards will be out soon. It Is requested that these be completed bv February 1st as more lead time is needed to prepare this year’s programs which will be handled by the graphic arts students at the Branch Career Center. Please cooperate. ATTENDANCE Figures for the month of November released by the District Governor indicate we had a record of only 82.5$ which placed us 9th out of 14 clubs. We can do better! PROGRAM Today’s program was Introduced by Bob Nagle and featured Dale Sevig, Trust officer of Southern Michigan National Bank on the topic, ’’Wills and Trusts". Dale related ', These several specific cases In our area where death occurred and no will existed, are tragic and can be avoided with some careful planning. He results, In most cases, differences In distribution of. estate assets with and without wills then related some c..-------- ■ ■ , a trust agreement has many or trusts and relative Impact of Federal estate taxes, ', professional management, benefits inlluding tax relief, -------. and the knowledge that those left behind will be cared for in the best possible manner. Dale also discussed some benefits of establishing a living trust to ease the burden of current asset manageLz VI 1 V • • • V — - —— --- — - ------ ^ V ■“ ‘’after death” situations to the surment as well as providing all of the benefits.of The moral Is plan now and don’t wait! In his closing -remarks, Dale viving family. told several humorous anecdotes of humorous wills. An excellent and timely program! GUESTS Rotarian guests today Indluded Lynn Curtis from Sturgis and President Dwight Green from Bronson. Non-members were Dr. David Rubley, Jim Cole, and Norm Youtsey, from Coldwater. Student guests who will be with us for the month In our vocational guid­ ance program were Steve Stankewicz (banking) and Laura Hinkley (education).. We were also pleased to have Barbara Dominic, an exchange student from Yugoslavia with us today. EARLY LEAVERS (no charge) Dick Hruska, Dick Biringer, Hal Creal, Norm Moore and Tom Normandin. ABSENT TODAY t Chuck Bristol, Tom Collins, Ed Davey, Larry Doney, John Dygert, Jim Endicott, Bill Fuller, Jack Gift, Jim Koss, Pat Leonard, Bill Lymburner , John Milnes, Fred Neer, Norm Olmsted, Roy Patterson, Ken Putnam. Bill Timm and Dick Uhl. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs __________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEE! ROTARY CLUB OF WILLIAM FUERStlNAU Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santfard Jolley 197$: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Director Attendance — Richord Holben, Dennis McCalftrty, Rec Goodwin ★ SANTFORD CLUB SERVICE Charles Geishert, William BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of HARLOW SEXTON Carroll Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Club Bulletin - - John Dygert, Jerry Towns * ' Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard 12—Normand August — 1973 Olney, 19—Seton Bovee 14—Leslie Olney 26—Vincent Kornsllen 21—Harald Credl 20—Ralph You'h —•.’’SMEharduHrtiika, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. A ♦ 25—Albert Faller 19—Robert Loose Iveson 26—Olin Dally 18—Edward Davey April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October — 1973 2—William Thompson Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Kass 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Diringer. Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Kenneth Pulnam September — 1973 Magazine — Howar^Teeter Program — Paul March - 1974 LaGro 11—Larry ★ 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig CHARLES GEISHERT - Director 23—Bill International Youth Projects Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Lymburner May - 1974 7—Richard November — 1973 Harold 14—James Endicott 13—Donnls 21—Charles McCafferty VOCATIONAL SERVICE Juno — 1974 CLUB HISTORIAN December — 1973 DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England ' JAMES LYON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norma'n Olmsted General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Ernest Luse 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom 'Normandin 11—Edward DoVito 11—Robert Kerr 18—Charles Bristol 18—Richard Holben ■ S'* Song Loadfer — Richard Hruska. 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8—Robert Nagle 9-—Patrick 22—Robert Yingling 29—Tom Collins Leonard . 16—Charles Bacon 15—John Pierson Chairman Worden July - 1974 January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska ★ Biringor 6—Fred Neer 20—Lester Wise SPECIAL — At the call of the President Schlubatis 30—John Dygert 30—Harold Goodholm Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Moore 7—William Bobler Student Guests ~ Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 5—Carroll Barnes ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Crippled Children Barnes, 'RoWt Kerr. February — 1974 1973 - 1974 Classification • • Rumi, y, Richard Moore, John Klein Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ COMMUNITY SERVICF ■ 23—Paul Ruse 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn — 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer^ 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret * 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara L 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _ -- 278-5828 Tom Collin's, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian __________278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane *_____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 2__ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. .Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ■_ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn J , 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. AMI 1974 The COLDWATER Rotary MEEECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE Coldwater, Michigan ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. —l / Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ 279-9412 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. r_ 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta __J.; 278-2272 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 • Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 278-4350 James' Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ?_____ 278-2912 tonrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 1 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R, R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea _ 278-6357 Howard M. ’Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine ._ 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 279-9268 Robert . Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Ldnfe—Helen :______ 278-4812 Ralph Tdupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ’ 278-5556 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth —1___L _____ 278-7448 Jerry Towns, j 102; Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene. 278-2021 Richard Uhl, .100 Grand—Janet .. . . 278-5521 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ___ 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warre.n Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . . 278-6693 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 2___ i_ 238-2436 Lester* F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ____ 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632. Leslie Woodward, J63 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R. Wprdem 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan - 279-9492 Robert G. YinglinQ,_21 • Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace , 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John .S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura* 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel — 278-2! HONORAUX ------- ---Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan . ’ — 27J Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—P.hyllis 27^ °f li JpHn Iker, O MR. SANTFORD JOLLEY RFD 4, BOX 93 COLDWATER,* MI. 49036 �Profits IF h o Serves licst^^ The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan sinnJ• n The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. Tuesday, January 15 > 19T1* ANNOUNCEMENTS: Duke emphasized that we need much more committment by the club on preparing for the rotary show, or we won’t have one! Lot’s all get out for chorus practices* This is our most important — and fun project each year. Don’t let your club down!! PROGRAM: Program Chairman, John Pierson introduced Branch County Sheriff Keith Wilhelm who had intended to show a film on snowmobiling, but could not get it in time for the meeting. To take its place he described some of the functions and activitd.es of his department since he first became sheriff in 1959. There are now 23 employees in his department. They are involved in much more than basic law enforcement, including safety, lake patroling and ambulance services. One of their problems is still having adequate funding. Many of his staff are involved in taking police administration courses through Kellogg Community College. A major improvement has been added to the county communications system with a goverment grant of $110,000 together with $19,000 local dollars for central radio system tied in with all law enforcement and fire agencies. Even though the film was not available, it was good to get an updating of the activites of the sheriff department. ABSENT MEMBERS; Charles Bacon, Walt Balcom, Sherwood Craig, Lawrence Donay, Dick Holben, Larry Iveson, Robert Kerr, Dennis McCafferty, Bob Nagle, Tom Normandin, Ken Putnam, Don Shorno, Howard Teeter, Bill Timm, Charles Woodward, Ken Worden GUESTS: Rotarian Guests included Ray Ehl, Quincy - Clyde Robinson, Quincy - and Bob Smith, Quincy Non-Rotarian Guests were Bill Wise, Steve Stankewicz, Bruce Duyser, Norm Youtsey, and Elmer Houghton EARLY LEAVERS: R.C. Patterson, B.K. Pearce, Hal Creal, Carroll Barnes, Howard Taylor, Duke Davidson, and John Milnes You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednetday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednetday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M.____ j �ROTARY club of Coldwater, Mich. WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Rea Goodwin ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller I COMMUTEwCLUB SERVICE Charles Geishert, William Classification Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard HARLOW BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of SEXTON - Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr, Carroll Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. August Olney, 1973 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Kornstlen 28—Ralph LaGro September — 1973 25—Albert Faller Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. ★ 18—Edward Davey 2—William 16—Woody Craig Director Rotary Foundation Goodholm. — 23—Bill Lymburner « 30—Harold Goodholm • November — 1973 Harold ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President Timm 9—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary' International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan JAMES LYON — Ernest Luse 4—Tom Normandin . Employer * EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted Song Leader,— Richard Hruska. The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner e* 11—Robert -Kerr 18—Richard Holben Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Trade & Professional Relations Harold - Creal, Robert' Loose. : Retired Friends.— Harold McKnight 25—Christmas January — 1974 «• ,s • , * 1—New Years ROTARY SHOW 8—Robert Nagle February 21, 22, 23, 1974 15—John Pierson •B. K. Pearce - Chairman' 22—-Robert Yingling Duane E. DaVidson — Director May — 1974 7—Richard Biringer 14—James Endicott CLUB HISTORIAN Director Schlubatls 21—Charles McCafferty December — 1973 DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 23—Gordon 30—John Dygert 6—Fred Neer 20—Lester Wise VOCATIONAL SERVICE 9—Fred Culy 16—Roo Goodwin 13—Dennis 27—Richard Hruska ■* ★ April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead Thompson Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss Iveson October — 1973 International Youth Projects ■ 12—John Milnes 19—Robert Loose You'h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. - 5—Kenneth Putnam 26—Olin Dally Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blringer. GEISHERT March - 1974 4—Frank Robertson 11—Larry CHARLES Moore 7—William Bobler Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Carroll Barnes 14—Leslie Olney Magazine — Howard Teeter Program — Paul February — 1974 12—Normand 21—-Harold Croat Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ | ■ 1973 - 1974 F ROTARY PROGRAMS Director COMMUNITY SERVICE 29—Tom Collins Woodward 28—Richard Uhl June — 1974 •4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 2—Ralph Toupalik 9—Patrick Leonard . 16—Charles Bacon 23—Paul Ruse I 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.* .NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238*2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean • : i : 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara __ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R1 5^-Lois —" 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson,15 Scott Ave.—Ellen ’Jo <___278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne v . 278-5909. Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol .1 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Frqn$ine 279-948.1 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . .r -^'279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth , 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull <St.-Patsey —^278-61.91 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Address & Rotary Ann. Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 279-9412 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ____ ,1 278-8840 Robert Searrtan, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John Kl®in, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia _______ • 278-6183 . Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—r^anda 278-4907 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ^-4-4. Ji 278-2912' Conrad**-Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail « _ 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R< R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ________ 278-6357 Howard M. .Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ 278-4222 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson,‘27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha-7-Margare). —767-4508 William L.fTimm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhi 100 Grand-Janet 278-5521 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna ______ 278-2811 Clyde. Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Dennis McCafferty, 18. N. Fremont St.—Carol. 1 278-8207- “Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box* 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 , Harold‘McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ■ .. 238-2436 •Lester F. Wise, R. R-, 2, Box 299-Celia ... 278-4424 John Milnes, 1.9 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518- -“Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 ’ Normand Moore*, R. R. 3—Annetta ____ • 238-2632- ^Leslie -Woodward, 163’ Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia — 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492' Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie --------- 278-6393 Fred Neet, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine -278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 Norman ,C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct,—Nancy. -278-2418 Leslie * Olney, R. R.”3,* Quincy—Wilma *— -------- ’278-2176 Roy C. Patterson/"36 N. Cirtle-Drr—Gracer~r^-.i’_ 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 _ 278-8981 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura L 278-2311 Kerineth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago 'St.—Mabel Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan —-------Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _/^8-5006 'Jbhi PM ■7A The CqjQWATER Rotary ^i^&CTOR published BY the dQjhpSTOER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WATER MICHIGAN 49036 —1 ) �Profits Most Who Serves Bestr^^ The COLDWATER^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^>|?OJAR^’ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan X if \ The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. January 22, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS ,. , .., . --------- Chorus "rehearsal again tonight and every Tuesday for the show. Attendance for the first three nights was 19-19-30. We need a minimum of 451! It may pay to show up as Incentives will be given periodically (’’CoorsH on the 22nd). Advertising cards are distributed today. Please make your calls now. Ads must be returned no later than Tuesday, February 5, In order to make the program. Tickets for the three shows we’re distributed today. All tickets not turned In Let’s get out and sell to assure 24 hours before show time will be charged to you!I three nights to a full house. Members Jolley, Thompson, Anderson, Luse and Lyon attended a dinner In Lansing last Friday honoring R. I. President Bill Carter from England. Approximately 700 Rotarians were on hand and a good time was had be all. Congratulations to fel low Rotarian Seton Bovee on his selection as ’’ourstandlng citizen” for 1973 by the Chamber of Commerce. We’re sorry to report that Fred Neer has resigned from our club due to his Inability to attend regularly, however, Fred expects to participate In this year’s show. PROGRAM Bob Yingling Introduced today’s program which featured Coldwater Township Commissioner Charles Berry and Mr. Daniel Romes, President of Grove Associates of Kalamazoo, a storm and sanitary sewer engineering firm. Mr. Berry Explained that the Township has engaged Mr. Rome’s firm for a feasibility study. It is the con­ clusion that initially the areas around the chain of lakes to the northwest and the area around East Chicago Road and Fiske Road should have major storm and waste water facilities and major pumping stations. These could then be forwarded to a treatment plant or perhaps be treated at the present city facilities. Total cost of a complete township system would be approximately $8 million with about $3 million Involved In the two Initial programs. Normally a project of this size would depend on an 80$ federal grant and take a minimum of five years to complete. Future plans at this date are Indefinite. GUESTS Today’s Rotarian guests Included Al Wiler, Bronson, Lou Stipe, Howell, and Lynn Curtis, Sturgis. Non-members Included Norm Youtsey and students Laura Hinkley and Heru Egg les. EARLY LEAVERS Howard Taylor, Larry Iveson, John Klein, Walt Balcom, Morm Moore and Jack Gift. ABSENT TODAY Ed Davey, Larry Donay, Reo Goodwin, Tom Normandln, Norm Olmsted, Keith Pearce, Howard Teeter and Ken Worden. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parktr Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, ReO Goodwin Crippled Children -• Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Teeter Membership t- Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blrlnger. Program — Paul 1976: Fuller Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of 26—Vincent Kornstlcn 14— Leslie Olney Olney, 21— Harold Creal 28—Ralph March — 1974 LaOro 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes September — 1973 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose II—Larry 26—Olin Dally You'h — • Richard Hruska/ Jack Gift, Larry Iveson, 25—Albert Faller Iveson 18—Edward Davey April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October — 1973 ★ 2—William 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig CHARLES GEISHERT - Director 23—Bill International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. —• Lymburner ’ May — 1974 14—James Endicott 6—Fred Noor1 13—Dennis ’ McCafferty1 WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON Employer Edward Norman - EmployeeRelations Davey, Ralph LaGro, Olmsted — Ernest Luso Director 4—Jerry Towns ' 11—Edward DeVito •11— Robert Kerr Song Loader — Richard Hruska. General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist„ Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. .K*. Pearce -' Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan' Juno — 1974 .. 4—Tom Normandin , 18—Richard Holben 25—Christmas . 18—Charles Bristol ,r ■ 1—New Years 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 January. — 1974 ROTARY SHOW Woodward 28—Rlqhard Uhl CLUB HISTORIAN December — 1973 ■ ’ ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International 21—Charles 20r-Lestor Wise 27—Richard Hruska VOCATIONAL SERVICE Blrlnger 7—Richard November — 1973 Harold Schlubatis 30—John' Dygert 30—Harold Goodholm ★- SPECIAL — At the call of the President 19—Seton Dovee 7- Wllllam Bobler Thompson Sprgeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Kass Moore August — 1973 Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. Rotary Information — Ernest Luso, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ 12—Normand Barnes, Robert Kerr, Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes, 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton Charles Geishert, William 5—Carroll Barnes ROTARY PROGRAMS WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Magazine — Howard ★ February — 1974 1973 - 1974 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE^BCLUn SERVICE • 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John- Pierson 16—Charles Bacon 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse February 21, 22, 23, 19>4 ■ 29—Tom Collins Leonard Seaman 30—Robert The above is our program schedule for the 'Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME - . .Address-& Rotary Ann IPhone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce _ 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N, 'Hudson—Myrtle Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth" 278-5358 ’ John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J; 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R.-R. 3—Harrietta Charles Baron, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ■ _ 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 .E. Chicago—Marilyn f__ Walfon Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 John Klein, 39 Douglas -Ave.—Patricia _. 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornsflen, '290 Grand St.—Dorothy X 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, R; R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas .Ave.-rJanice _ , 278-2912 Conrad Swqrt,.471 Marshall St.—GertrudeWilliam Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd..R, R. 2—Gail Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney,' 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Howard 'M. Teeter,'73 Carlyle—Marian Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ____________ ,__x_ 278-5828 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R.'2, Box 86—Katherine ._ 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—ISara . Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234. Robert Loose,. R. .R. 2, Teko.nsha-^Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59. N. Hudson St.—Patricia Sherwood''Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce; '41 ' Sonet Lane—Helen Al 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, ft. R. 5—Eileen __________ Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ui-_ 278-7249 Ernest W. L'use, R. R. 4—Ruth ;____ 278-7448 Jerry Town's, 102'Carlyle'—Carol’ ' Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.'—Dorothy __j__ 279-9471. Bill. Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278,2021 Richard .Uhl, 100, Grand—Janet Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635' James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna' 278-2007 Richard White,'46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores .. Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ’.iXliisJ. 278-6093 Fr. Robert-Man, 75. N. Circle Dr.—Edna . B -278-2811 Clyde Williams, '90 N. Clay—Wilma. Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warfen Williams,’ R. R. 6, Box .321—LaMoine John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Le'ster'Y. Wise, it R. 2, Box 299—Celia . .. . Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Foe . 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary _____ 278-4248 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ________ 238-2632 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond James Endicott, 72 Cheryl. Ann Dr.—Thelma ___ 278-2968 . Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278- 4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchetf Sf.-Charlo'tte — 278-5475■ Robert Nagle, 36 W: Pierce' St.—Susan ? •_ 279- 9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... Ray Fox, 58 N:Circle Dr.—Virginia .....1’.. 278-53.1.8 .Fred Neer, 203~-W.'Chicago .St.—Ernestine 278- 5512 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet _LL_ 279- 9349 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Jock Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Roy C. Patterson, 36 NrCircle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorra ine __ 278-5975 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 1 .5^ 279-9266 . John 5. Pierson, 340*Marshall St.—Maura ,2/8-8981 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ... 278-2311 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan _,-278.-'549.5 ..HONORARY MEMBER Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—PhyllisX <^8^5606 Qohn Walker," 33 ' Daugherty—Gretchen. The CQE^ATER Rotary ^fflffiCTOR 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-4350 278-2406 278-4222 278- 6603 279- 9268 278-5556 278-8474 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 C0LD7/ATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best**^^ The COLDWATERSRetory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest Cliib in the U.S.A. January 29, 1974 Announcements ' , ■ . .. .. All advertising for the Rotary Show must be turned In to no later than next Tuesday, Feb. 5th. Sell your advertising and! guarantee another financial success’. .. , There will be a meeting of all Show .Committee Chairmen on Monday, February 4th at 7:30 p.m. at Keath Pearce’s home on Ridgemoor Dr. Please attend to wrap up plans. . iia^. Attendance at chorus rehearsal has been excel I ant for the past two weeks, let’s keep it up! . . Tickets are now available for the Vicksburg Rotary Show on February 28th at $4.50 each Including dinner. All are welcome. New Members , ■ j . A sincere welcome back to Norm Youtsey who returned as a member today after a few months absence. Program .... . . . . Today’s program was introduced by Tom Collins, and featured Von Soule, local environmental protection advocate, and Herb Mead and Dave Parsch from the company involved in the chain of lakes clean up project. Mr. Mead com­ mented that the Coldwater project was becoming known nationally then turned the program over to company engineer Parsch. Mr. Parsch explained the total project and stated that it was about 30$ completion with final dredging to be finished by next October If all goes as planned. Mr. Soule then showed some ’’before” and "after” slides on the project which gave an excel I ant picture of how bad the situation really was. Guests. Today’s Rotarien guests included Ray Ehl, Quincy, Lynn Curtis, Sturgis, and Craig Sebold, Otsego. Non-members were returning students Laura Hinkley and Steve Stankewicz. Early Leavers Ed DeVito, Bernard Laney, Norm Moore Absent Today Charles Bacon, Dlck~Biringer, Bill Bobier, Harold Creal, Lawrence Donay John Dygert, Jack Gift, Richard Hol ben, Ralph La Gro, Bill Lymburner, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Clyde Williams, Ken Worden You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M, ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMHTiE^BcLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director President JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ ' Carroll Classification Robert Rumsey, Richord Moore, John Klein Rural - Urban - Leslie Gordon Schlubatlt. Olney, Club Bulletin - John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship ■ ■ Robert Mon, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Membership - Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Dlringer. You'll — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson, Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. ★ Rotary Information — Ernest Lusc, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE August —• 1973 19—Seton Bovoe 14— Leslie Olney 26— Vincent Karnstlen 28— Ralph March — 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—Jahn Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 11—Larry Iveson IB—Edward Dcivey 26-Olin Dally April - 1974 25—Albert Faller 2—Norman Olmstead 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 9—Fred Culy Timm 9—Jack Gift GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation . Goodholm. — Harold 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm LYON 14—James Endicott 21—Charles McCafferty Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England e Ernest Luse • 18—Richard Holben Song Loader — Richard Hruska. Juno — 1974 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr Woodward 28—Richard Uhl CLUB HISTORIAN Director Birlngor 6—Fred Neor 20—Lester Wise — May — 1974 13—Dennis December — 1973 JAMES Schlubatis 30—John Dygert 7—Richard November —• 1973 27—Richard Hruska DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 16 —Roo Goodwin 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig CHARLES Moore 7— William Bobler October — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, • Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse Charles Geishert, William Lester Luce, Ed 5—Carroll Barnes 12 —Normand September —• 1973 Student Guests DeVito, Program — Paul ROTARY PROGRAMS 21— -Harold Creal Magazine — Howard Teeter 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Director SEXTON Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1976: Fuller HARLOW February — 1974 1973 - 1974 Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1973-1974 SANTFORD “ COMMUNITY SERVICE ' 25—Christmas 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom Collins 30—Robert REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan July — 1974 January — 1974 -ROTARY SHOW February 21, 22, 23, 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupallk 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann ■ Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821' Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R^ R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll I. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _• : ; ■ .278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 27B-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, .72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95-N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia __x 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No, Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce • 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ... 278-5790 Robert, B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ___ 278-8840 John Klein,* 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ___ '__ 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy „ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ___ 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41' Sonet Lane—Helen . ._ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth ____________ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol __J._______ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . _ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet '—2. _ 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy _.1_ 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace „ 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 NAME 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. ■ywJ CWs published BY the CQ^I^TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen -J The COLgWATER Rotary ^^fccTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary' Ahn 279-9412 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E, Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail ... 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia .. 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet . . 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine . . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... .... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert' G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most IP ho Serves Best'^^ The COLDWATE^^sto^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RdTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. Tuesday, Eebruary 5, 197^ WAT YOH HAVE Aims WANTED TO KNOW ABCWT CT^RgTAM_^OW_PlANS^JBUT WERB tfBMP TO ASK. Count Down To Show Time!! (Rehearsal Schedule) Monday, February 11, 7=30 P.M. . Tuesday, February 12, 7:30 P.M. . Wednesday, February 13, 7:30 P.M. Thursday, February 1U, 7930 P.M.. . . . . Boy-Girl Group at Elks Chorus at Elks End Men at Tibbi Boy:Girl Group at Tibbits Sundav February 17, 7:00 P.M. S: pS 19,7:30 p.m. . . . Special Acts at Tibbits j^g*®** Tuesday, February 19, 7:30 P.M. . Wednesday, February 30 , 7:30 P.M. Thursday, February 21, 8:15 P.M.. . . • Total Show at Tibbits Dress Rehearsal at Tibbits S H 0 W T I M . Chorus Dress For Show --Black or Dark Blue coat and pants --White, long-sleeved shirt - no button down or cuff links —Black shoes and dark socks —Eies or neckwear will be furnished Ticket Information --Push the sale of Friday night tickets —Unsold tickets must be in 2h- hours prior to show --All money must be in by February 26th. Afterglow --At EXks following Saturday show. Food, drink, and dancing. Rotary members and Rotary Anns only. PROGRAM Program Chairman for the week, Carroll Barnes, introduced Diane England who told the story of the leader dog puppy program in Branch County which is con uc e through U-H. The leader dog was founded in 1939 and sponsored by the Lions ulud to provide trained dogs for the blind. To date, 3, 900 dogs have been p with blind people at an. average cost of $2,600 each. It takes 12 wee a dog and U weeks to orient a blind person to work with the dog. The puppy program consists of preparing dogs to go to the leader dog Experience has shown that puppys properly prepared stand a much higher succeeding that selecting dogs at random. In fact, 85$ of the puppys in program are acceptedby the leader dog program. In Branch County, - m*“ ? as a project, are provided with 8-12 week old German Shepherds or La na Retrievers which they keep for up to a year and a half. During this ri-oate on a prescribed training program. Ten year old and up youngsters may pa in this training program. Dogs are then referred to the leader dog schoo accepted, are trained and placed with a blind person. Dogs are a ways, p 1F sent to another part of the country so there is no chance of coming in con ■----------- M-iT.n thPir puppy nog Drainer, »» “'-q— ----- ------------------------- ------- ---------------------------- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretory ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ COMMITTE^H~CLUB SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Ree Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr, Carroll Classification - Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin - John Dygerl, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Magazine — Howard Teeter Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blrlnger, DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley. . 197S: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Geisherl, William Fuller Program — Paul Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1973 - 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS Olney, 14— Leslie Olney 28— Ralph LaGro September — 1973 President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON 19—Robert Loose You'h — Richard Hruska, Jack Glff, Larry Iveson, 25—Albert Faller 18—Edward Davey 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 9—Fred Culy Timm 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig CHARLES GEISHERT - Director International Youth Profocts Charles Bacon,' Richarc/ Uhl 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm NoVombor —• 1973 Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold 6—Fred Neer 13—Dennis HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Erndst Luse McCafferty 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. ROTARY SHOW February 21, 22, 23, 1974 April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October - 1973 ★ Director General Sec'y, Rotary International 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 26—Olin Dally Ivoson 27—Richard Hruska The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner March — 1974 4—Frank Robertson CLUB HISTORIAN Employer < EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Kornsllen 11—Larry 20—Ldster Wise - Moore Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito, .December.— 1973. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 5-Carroll Barnes August “ 1973 21— Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. February — 1974 12—Normand 7—William Bobler Thompson Rotary Information — Ernest Lute, Fred Anderson, Robert j Seaman Tuesday SEXTON Rural»Urban — Leslie Gordon Schluballs. Membership Development — Lester wise, John Milnes, ★ Regular — 1st ■ F COMMUNITY SERVICE 25—Christmas it f ‘ January — 1974 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Gordon Schlubatls 30—John Dygert May — 1974 7—Richard Blrlnger 14—James Endicott 21—Charles Woodward 28—Richard Uhl Juno —• 1974 4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik ' 8—Robert Nagle 9—Patrick Leonard Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom-Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson1 Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6'603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy-Pat _ 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 .Grand—Sharon — 279-9668 Harald Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.*—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr;, 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn __2 '_____ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ahn Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ____ 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Ga.il 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ' .'278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R.- R. 2; Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 1 J 1 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R.. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Watermati Ave.—Fae 1 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta I™:.-J..; 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ____ 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ____ _ 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Qr.—Grace ■ 278-2979 B. K. -Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine . 278-5975 John S. Pierson,'340 Marshall St.—Maura-278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St,—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ________ 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.-^Phyllis The COLDWATER Rotary jREEKECTOR published by the NAME Address & Rotary . Ann Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave,—Wanda Donald V.' Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise Phone No. 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian L_ 278-4222 Paul-W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William. L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol .. 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet . 278-5521 Richard While, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90' N; Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine .. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R.' 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Wopdwdrd, 163 Marshall St.—Roggnrond.—278-5033 Kenneth R^^Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virgic^a .278-6334 Robert G. JQrjgling, 21 Scott—Natalie .?... 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER 33 Daugliuiy'* Gretchen 278-^730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE 4 ATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best*^^ The COLDWATER^sZary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEft' I^TARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest Club in the U.S.A. February 12, 197^ THIS IS SHOW WEEK! DO YOU KNOW YOUR WORDS? This can be a great show if everyone will do his part to know .all the songs and attend, all rehearsals. There is a lot of fun and satisfaction in a Job well done. COUNT DOWN TO SHOW TIME Sunday, February 17, 7:00 P.M Monday, February 18, 7:3O P-M Tuesday, February 19, 7"*3O P.M Wednesday, February 20, 7:30 P.M..*< Thursday, February 21, 8:15 P.M... Special Acts at Tibbits Total show, at Tibbits Total Show at Tibbits .Dress Rehearsal at Tibbits SHOW TIME!! CHORUS DRESS FOR SHOW Black or Dark Blue coat and pants White, long sleeved shirt - no button down or cuff links Black shoes and dark socks Ties or neckwear will be furnished TICKET INFORMATION Pu«h. the* -sale of Friday night tickets Unsold tickets must be in 2U hours prior to show All money must be in by February 26th AFTERGLOW At elks following Saturday show. . a a • Food, drink, and dancing. Rotary members and Rotary Anns only. Today’s program was arranged for by Norm Moore, who went to absolutely no or expenae In bringing to us the Duke of Davidson, (not to =°nfu«ed «^h the Duke of Ellington). The Duke gave a very stirring, audience part p sentation entitled: "Learn the *** words to these songs or I am going to your ****’’«•! Our thanks to Norm for a most enlightening, though intimid P ng program. NOMINATIONS FOR NEW ROTARY BOARD MEMBERS Vote will be February 26 Vote for 3 of 6 NOMINEES: current board members: new nominees: Paul Thompson James Lyon Richard Holben Richard White Dennis McGafferty Jerry Towns GUESTS Non-Rotarian Guest - Al Doerr, Mike Catey, Catta Fsellhed, Steve Whitson EARLY LEAVERS Ken Putnam, Woody Craig, John Pierson You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ROTARY PROGRAMS ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY Pre.idenl PAUL THOMPSON Vice-Pre»idenl ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treaturer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompton, James Lyon, Sanlford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sextan 1976: Charles Geishert, William Fuller WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Carroll Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schluballs. Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Fellowship ~ Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Magazine — Howard Teeter Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. You’h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss evening of ★ GEISHERT Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 25—Albert Faller — LYON 23—Bill Lymburner Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. Retired Friends — Harold McKnight The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. Schlubatis 23—Gordon 30—John Dygert May - 1974 6—Fred Neer 21—Charles McCafferty Woodward 28—Richard Uhl June - 1974 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Edward DeVito 11—Robert Kerr 18—Charles Bristol 25—Christmas 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 1—New Years ROTARY SHOW 16—Reo Goodwin 13—Dennis January — 1974 Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. 2—Norman Olmstead 7—Richard Birlnger 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. ' April - 1974 14—James Endicott December — 1973 Errfest Luso 19—Robert Loose November — 1973 CLUB HISTORIAN Director 5—Kenneth Putnam 9—Fred Culy Timm 27—Richard Hruska JAMES March — 1974 26—Olin Dally 20—Lester Wise VOCATIONAL SERVICE 26—Vincent Kornstlen 11—Larry Iveson 18—Edward Davey 30—Harold Goodholm International Youth Projects Moore 19—Seton Bovee September — 1973 4—Frank Robertson 9—Jack Gift Director - 5—Carroll Barnes 12—John Milnes 16—Woody Craig each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LaGro 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES 28—Ralph October — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 14—Leslie Olney 21—Harold Creal Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. ★ Tuesday Olney, February — 1974 12—Normand August — 1973 7—William Bobler Dames, Robert Kerr. Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, ■ Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Regular — 1973 - 1974 | B COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEE^pciUB SERVICE 8—Robert Nagle 2—Ralph Toupalik 9—Patrick Leonard 15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22—Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Seaman you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara----------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara--------- - 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian ________________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane --------------------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ---- 1-------------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol------------- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary--------------- 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma------ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ------ 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat------ 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine----------- 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat — 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon -------------------- - — 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore --------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------- 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey -------- 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet --------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ----------------------- 278-6704 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle — ----------- 279-9412 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93-Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. —---- 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ----------- 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn --------- 278-8321 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda ---------- 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude-------- 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice •------ •-------- 278-2912 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail -------------- 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. Ri R. 2—Gail Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea --------------- 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian — _— 278-4222 278-6603 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Robert Loose, R. R. *2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia _ _ 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ----------------------- 278-5556 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen . ------------------ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth------ i-------------------- 278-7448 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol ----------- -------- 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet . . . _ - 278-5521 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores — , 278-6736 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna--------- ------ 278-2007 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol---- 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol . --------------- 238-2436 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia .. 7Z 7 278-4424 . _T_ 278-5033 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae--------------- 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.-----Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine------ 278-4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia /— 278-6334 Robert. Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan---- -------- 279-9492 1 Robert G. Yingling, .21 'Scott—Natalie---------------- 278-6393 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine---------- 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ------------- 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-?-Grace---------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine-------- 11----- 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura--------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan------ ---------- - 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis __ 278-5006* HONORARY MEMBER Oolif/-Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen, --— 278-6730 3 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R- The COLDWATER Rotary fftEEEECTOR published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan HR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. c, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome WATER MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most IPho Serves He.st’^^ The COLDWATE^jfcota^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^ R^JARY CLUB, Coldwater, Mlchlg an The Singingest Chib in the U.S.A. Tuesday, February 26, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley expressed his appreciation to all members of Rotary who made the Rotary Show an outstanding success. Remember to get any ticket money in to Tom Collins and outstanding bills to Fred Anderson. We were pleased to welcome into membership Russ Temple, Manager of Larsen Leasing. Results of board elections: New board members will be Dick White, Jim Lyon, and Paul Thompson. PROGRAM The work of the Christian Social Services Commission was outlined in a program given by the Rev. Mark Graham with the assistance from Father Taylor and Pat Byrne. Ken Putnam made arrangements for this program wliiich has to do with an agency created to provide short term emergency assistance to people who do not qualify ror aid JT01? regular social agencies or do not have time to go through the procedure to meet tneir needs. It is organized as a cooperative effort among several churches and social agencies so that action can be quicker and to eliminate duplications of assistance. People in need who make an initial contact with one of the agencies will be referred to a volunteer who will determine the extent of the need and provide them with vouchers for food, clothing, shelter, etc. This is a relatively new program which since December 1, 1973 has assisted 56 people and expended $450. Funding is entirely by contribution and they are seeking sponsors for this community effort. EARLY LEAVERS: Ralph LaGro. John Dean, Hal Creal, B. K. Pearce, Chuck Bristol, Robert Yingling, and Ed Davey. GUESTS: Non-Rotarian Guests were Mark Graham, Pat Byrne, Father Don Taylor, and Mike Catey. ABSENT MEMBERS; Carroll Barnes, Sherwood Craig, Ed DeVito, Larry Donay, Dick Hruska, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Bob Seaman, Bill Timm, Ralph Toupalik, Dick Uhl, Lester Wise and Ken Worden. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEt^BCLUB SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Coldwater, Mich. ★ Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1973-1974 Classification - Robert Runuey, Richard Moore, John Klein SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of HARLOW SEXTON Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. Olney, Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. • Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blrlnger. You'll — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. ★ Program — Paul Scrgeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss GEISHERT ★ LaGro 19—Robert Loose 26—Olin Dally Iveson Timm 9—Jack Gift Director President Rotary International WILLIAM C, (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON — 23—Gordon 23—Bill Lymburner November — 1973 Employer - EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec’y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, 'William Lymburner ' HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary international REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Ernest Luse Biringer 21—Charles McCafferty Woodward 28—Richard Uhl June — 1974 18—Richard Holben 25—Christmas January — 1974 February 21, 22, 23, 1974 7—Richard 13—Dennis 20—Lester Wise 27—Richard Hruska 11—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW May — 1974 14—James Endicott 4—Tom Normandin S.ong Leader — Richard Hruska. Schlubatis 6—Fred Neer CLUB HISTORIAN Director ■ 16—Roo Goodwin 30—John .Dygert 30—Harold Goodholm Harold 9—Fred' Culy 16—Woody Craig December — 1973 DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl — 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 2—William - March - 1974 11—Larry October — 1973 , VOCATIONAL SERVICE Olney 25—Albert Faller ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President 14—Leslie 18—Edward Davey International Youth Projects Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. 19—Seton Bovee September — 1973 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES Moore 26—Vincent Kornslien 28—Ralph Thompson Public Relations •— William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Carroll Barnes 7— William Bobler 21—Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. February — 1974 12—Normand August — 1973 Carroll Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schluballs, 1973 - 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS Director - Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns I ■ COMMUNITY SERVICE 4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick •15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Trade & Professional .Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman . 22—Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends— Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson'— Director ' 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by . the CluJi President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn. 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Aye.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, ’6,1 Maple-' Lane—Jane ’1___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty _ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. ,R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 Nb Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet __ 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & . Rotary Ann Phone No. The COLDWATER Rotary SECTOR Coldwaler, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE ___________________________ RT .4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Sec. 34,66, P. L. & R. published BY the C^g^ER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. NAME Santford Jolley, R.,J?. 4, ? Box, 93—Joyce J* 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ 279-9412 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.’ 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald-V._Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail •.278-221-7 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea ________ 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ ... 278-4222 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine .. 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth '____________ 278-7448 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet' ... 278-5521 Jarhes ’.Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna . _ ( 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 1 278-2811 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Cldy—Wilma 278-8238 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine .. . 278-6693 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .. .. 278-4424 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. -.1 278-5033 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard *D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ___ 279-9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 2 278-6393 Fred Neer,-203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ILL. 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma _ 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace _____ 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 HONORARY MEMBER Frank Rdbertson, 25 N.’ Clay—Joan' 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 WATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^r'lle Profits Most Who Serves Rest’’^^ The (X)I.IA\ AT1:R REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER |?'ojAR,Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan & ingin gest (}fiib in the U.S.A. March 5, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS Board meeting tonight at Reporter Office PROGRAM Vince Kornstein introduced Mrs. Linda Vanderwalker, special education instructor at Dorothy Legg School who spoke on the^school1s role and function in training mentally retarded children from age 5 to 25. Mrs. Vanderwalker stated that she had established five specific goals she hopes to accomplish with the children. These are vocational skills, communication skills, recreational development, social skills and self-help, all of which are aimed at making the students able to function within society and home environment. Our club sponsore a Girl Scout Troop within the school and eight of the girls were present to present a dancing and singing program. They have also "adopted" three "Grandmothersat Maple Lawn and have sent them cards and Christmas gifts and plan on visiting them' in the future. GUESTS Today'r Rotarian guests included Clarence Walters and Bill King, Quincy, Lynn Curtis, Sturgis, and Bob Beauchamp, Bronson. Non-,e,bers were Bill Herrington, Bloom­ field Hills, and Student guests Steve Maxson and David Vice who will be with us for the month of March. EARLY LEAVERS Dick White, Bob Rumsey, Norm Youtsey, Paul Ruse, Carroll Barnes, Hal Sexton, Hal Creal, and Norm Moore. ABSENT TODAY Seton Bovee, Ed Davey, Harold Goodholm, Reo Goodwin, Bob Kerr, Jim Koss, Lester Luce, John Flilnes, Tom Normandin, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Bob Shaman, Russ Temple, Howard Taylor, Clyde Williams, Les Wise, and Ken Worden. SEEMS QUIET THIS WEEK, DOESN'T IT? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M, STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30. P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ 1975s John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Geishert, William Fuller BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of - Dlreclo/ Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Rea Goodwin Crippled Children Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Rural. Urban - iB1||B Gordon Schlubatis, O|ney, Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygcrt, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Magazine — Howard Teeter Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes, Program — Paul WILLIAM C, (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England StJ“l«r.hlp., Awards, and Student oan* Moore. Jerry Towns, R|ehard Studemt Guests - Lester LucB) Ed DoVllo. Richard Hruska, Jack Gttt, Larry Iveson. INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold LYON 14— Leslie Olney 26—Vincent Kornstlen 21— Harold Creal 20—Ralph March - 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 11—Larry Iveson 26—Olin Dally April - 1974 25—Albert Faller 2—Norman Olmstead Timm 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig 23—Bill Director Employer ■ EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted Lymburner 30—Harold' Goodholm November — 1973 Schlubatis May — 1974 Richard Birlnger 14—James Endicott McCafferty 21 Charles Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska June — 1974 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 'll—Robert Kerr Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 23—Gordon 30—John Dygert 7 December — 1973 ■ Ernest Luse 9—Fred Culy 16—Roo Goodwin 20—Lester. Wise — 19—Robert Loose 18—Edward Davey 6—Fred Neer . CLUB HISTORIAN Moore 19—Seton Bovee 13—Dennis VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Carroll Barnes 7— William Bobler October — 1973 ★ February — 1974 12—Normand August - 1973 September — 1973 ★ JAMES 1973 . 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS 2—William Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss ★ President Rotary International SEXTON Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse SPECIAL —At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1 ■ HARLOW Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley Regular — 1st Tuesday each month COMMITTE^^^CLUB SERVICE 18—Richard Holben 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden 25-r-Christmas General Sec’y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information —' John Dygert,. Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International Trade & Professional . Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan July - 1974 January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW February 21, 22, 23,. 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson Leonard .16—Charles Bacon Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address' & Rotary Ann ' ’ Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 4 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean , 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood “Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lanej-Jane _ _ L__ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo —278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 278-2968 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat _ 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice __t 278-2912 Ralph’ LaGro; 90 Parkhurst'Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Janies Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ._-_2 278-2007 fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna _■ 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol __ 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R, R. 3—Annetta _ .________ ,238.-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279,9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine _______ 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Dqughejrty—Gretchen ------------ 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COji^AJER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-4350 278-5406 278-4222 278-6603 279-9268 278-5556 278-8474 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ... Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Conrad Swart, .471 Marshall St:—Gertrude Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail Howard Mr Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ... Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol „ Richard Uhl, 10Q Grand—Janet Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6,. Box 321—LaMoine . Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . Chgrjes Woodward, ..163 Marshall St. Leslie. .Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond Kenneth R’ Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49056 ! | �Wffl fffi Wfflf: Nieto «|| tale 13, ta® toltater, Wp B I V MM® ttrirts ^fecttateils proplstalBess "o tt taey, Secretary, �* ^^‘7/r Profits Most IP ho Serves Best*1^^ * The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROJARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dltilf in the U. S. A. March 12, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS At the Director’s meeting held last Tuesday, March 5th, the following were elected to serve our club as officers beginning July 1st, Paul Thompson, President James Lyon, Vice-President Robert Rumsey, Secretary Ernest Luse, Treasurer Congratulations and good luck In the coming year! Grace and Pat Patterson have returned to Coldwater from their winter residence. Welcome back! President Jolley reported the following approximate distribution of funds for our various projects during this year. Phil Kellog - Scholarship - $500. Christian Social Service (new) - $50. Hospital Fund (Ed Holtz Memorial) - $25. Rotary Scholarship Fund - ? Cash on Hand - $.5183. The Board will attempt to keep the membership Informed of additional disbursements on a current basis. NEW MEMBERS Our sincere congratulations and welcome to our newest member, Dr. David Rub ley who was installed today. NEXT WEEK Our program next week will be a tour of the new facilities of Southern Michigan Grocery Company. Guess who’s In charge of the program? PROGRAM Bob Loose Introduced Bob Bennett, new manager of our newest manufacturing facility, Borg-Warner Corp., who spoke on the company and proposed operations for Coldwater. The company ranks 10th in the top 500 U. S. Corporations as compiled by Fortune Magazine. It was formed in 1928 and now operates 103 facilities world-wide. Locally Borg-Warner expects to add 30,000 sq. ft. to the present 20,000 sq. ft. building and employ an ultimate work force of 125. Our thanks to Mr. Bennett for an informative talk and a sincere welcome to Borg-Warner. GUESTS One Rotarian guest today, Wendell Hathaway, Bronson. Coldwater and David Vice, student. Non-members were Don Stine EARLY LEAVERS Dick Uhl, Howard Teeter, Norm Youtsey, Carroll Barnes and Norm Moore. Dennis McCafferty, John Klein ABSENT Charles Bristol, Tom Collins, Woody Craig, Duane Davidson, John Dygert, Bill Fuller Robert Kerr, Ralph LaGro, John Milnes, Bob Seaman, Bill Timm, Dick White, Clyde Will lams, Ken Worden Bob Ying I Ing You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE LJP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. * v UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY Prezident PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer COMMlTTEE^pCLUB SERVICE 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Geishert, William Fuller HARLOW Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Rural • Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls, Olney, Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygcrt, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Magazine — Howard Teeter BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Program — Paul evening of 12—Normand August — 1973 7— William Bobler Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss 5—Kenneth Pulnam 12—John Milnes Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 11—Larry 26—Olin Dally You“h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 25—Albert Faller Iveson IB—Edward Davey April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October - 1973 ★ 2—William • 1 ’ Timm 9—Jack Gift INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES GEISHERT - Director 23—Bill International Youth Projects Rotary Foundation Goodholm. Lymburner. - • 30—Harold Goodholm Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl McCafferty 20—Lester Wise CLUB HISTORIAN December — -1973 ■ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON — Director Employer > EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec'.y, Rotary International The ’ four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Ernest Luse , 25—Christmas January February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Woodward June — 1974 11—Edward DeVito '18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July - 1974 1974 2—Ralph Toupalik 1—’New Years ROTARY SHOW 21—Charles 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert .Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song . Leader — Richard Hruska. Biringer 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ May — 1974 14—James Endicott 6—Fred Neer ’13—Dennis Schlubatis 30—John Dygert 7—Richard November — 1973 Harold 9—Fred Culy , 16—Reo Qoodwin 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President March — 1974 LaGro September — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 19_Sefon Bovee 14— Leslie Olney 28— Ralph Moore 26—Vincent Kornsllcn 21— Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ 5—Carroll Barnes ROTARY PROGRAMS Director SEXTON WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Membership * Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger, DIRECTORS — >974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley L February — 1974 1973 - 1974 COMMUNITY SERVICE 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired friends — Harold McKnight D.uane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 279-9412 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie'.^ 278-6821 Robert B. Kerr, 8- Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert-Seaman,. 131 E-. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda • 278-4907 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno,' R.' R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.-Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R, R. 2—Gail _ 278-2406 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ 278-4222 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5M.ols — 278-5828 Patrick’R.’Leonard, R. R.. 2, Box'86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Anh Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret • 767-4508 William L.' Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia • 279-9268 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 :Sonet Lane—Helen J '______ 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen i____ 278-5556 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Je.-ry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet I.' 278-5521 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty■ 278-6093 • Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. .Circle Dr.—Edna * 278-2811 ClydF Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma' 278-8238 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen- Jo 278-8609 DennisMcCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warren Williams,- R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine ... 278,-6693 T,I John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ________ 278-5909 Harold’ McKnight, ' R. R. 3—Carol ______ 238-2436 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299 — Celia ... _ 278-4424__ J1 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol •' 278-6770 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Foe 278-8518 Charles'Woodward, 163 Marshall SK 77R-5033 .1 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary __ 278-4248 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta — __ 238-2632 Leslie. Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033—-*. James fndicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Thelma 278-2968 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R, Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278L6334-—= Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett Str—Charlotte . 278-5475 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ?_• 279-9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie _____ 278-6393^-=» Ray Fox,-58:N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.-Ernestine 1 1__ 278-5512 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat _2 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 279-9668 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Reo E. Goodwin, 78'S. Jefferson—Rulh 27-9-9266 John S. Pifers’dn, 340 Marshall St.-Maura 278-8981 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Pafsey 278-6191 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan I_____ 278-5495 HONORARY MEMBER Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278 (UE^oWalker, 33 Daugherty*—Gretchen o 1974 The Cg|D^ATER Rotary gSttcTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE CORWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most IP ho Serves Best”^^ The COLD WATERS Rptary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER Rt)p!kRY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest in the U. S. A. March 19, 197^ ANNOUNCEMENTS We welcome Mike Toupalik into Rotary. Mike is 23 years old, which should make it no contest for being our youngest member. He attended Communi y College and Western Michigan University and is now associated with anctuer 11 know Toupalik in the automobile business. We will now find out if Tou pa ilk s are better than one. PROGRAM us about his business operation, Southern Michigan Grocers, John Milnes told their new facilities in the Industrial Park. Southern followed by a tour of been a family business for 52 years. Until 19&7> it Michigan Grocers have ; I but since that time has specialized in , Served all wholesale customers They cover a £0 mile radius from Coldwater, serving over institutional Service. 1 U.XUUXU6 — large as Western Michigan University and Ft. 900 customers, including ones as Sales volume last year exceeded four million dollars. They Wayne schools. £------- . ‘ , The new warehouse stocks 2,5JO employ 35 full-time and 10 part-time people, although'an’average customer uses’only 200 to 300 items. A specific 200 items. —w -- „ ~ items accounts for 87$ of their volume, so stocking seldom used items is a problem. 35$ of the business is in frozen foods. Orders are processed by computer service which handler 1>2 similar business. John says that it is predicted by people who have guessed right in the past, that in 8 more years, 1 of every 2 meals will be eaten away from home. This has great implications for the future growth of this type of business. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM Chuck Woodward will present a color slide travelog entitled "Flying Through Central America." EARLY LEAVERS Larry Donay and Dick White ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bristol, Olin Dally, Jim Endicott, Bernard Leonard, Tom Normandin, Ken Putnam, Bob Seaman, Charles Woodward, Ken Worden, and Bob Yingling. GUESTS Rotarian Guests: Clarence Walters-Quincy, Bill King-Quincy Non-Rotarian Guests: Steve Maxson and Dave Vice You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs ___ _________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater Mich OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 President SANTFORD JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer COMMUNITY SERVICE Charles Geishert, William Harlow — Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children Barnes, Robert Kerr, Carroll Rural-Urban - Leslie Gordon Schlubafis. Olney, Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of sexton Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - jerry Tow Richard Moore» Ed Student Guest. - l8Ster L DeVito. Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Y°“‘^ Richard Hruska, Jack INTERNATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES GEISHERT Director - International Youth Pro|ects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss • Harold SPECIAL — At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 . ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON 26—Vincent Kornsllen 21—Harold Creal 28—Ralph LaGro September — 1973 4—Frank Robertson Ivoson Director General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational ‘Information — -John Dygert, Walt, .Balcom* Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations .Harold, Creal, Robert Loose. 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 19—Robert Loose 26—Olin Dally IB—Edward Davey April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead Timm 9—Fred Culy 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift Schlubafis 16—Woody jGraig 23—Gordon 23—Bill 30—John Dygcrt Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm May - 1974 7—Richard Biringer 6—Fred Neer 13—Dennis McCafferty. 21—Charles 20—Lester Wise 28—Richard Uhl 14—James Endicott Woodward ■June.'— 1974 December---- 1973' ' Ernest Luse Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted March - 1974 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN The ’ Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 7—William Bobler November — 1973 Rotary Foundation. Goodholiti’.i , Moore 14—Leslie Olney 2—William Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Carroll Barnes 19—Seton Bovee October — 1973 Thompson February — 1974 12—Normand August — 1973 25—Albert Faller Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul ROTARY PROGRAMS 11—Larry Girt, Larry Iveson. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS 1973 - 1974 WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Magazine — Howard Teeter DIRECTORS — 1974s Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley William Klein, 1975: John Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller SERVICE 4—-Tom 'Normandin 11—Robert KeFr 18-i-Richard Holben ’ Song Leader — - Richard Hruska.. ' • 25—Christmas i 1—New Years February 21, 22, 23, 1974 ' 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW 4—Jerry Towns i 11—Edward DeVito Worden July r- 1974 ■ 2—Ralph Toupalik 8—Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22—Robert Yingling ■■ 23—‘Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnighf Duane E. Davidsbn —' Director 29—tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary ,Year 1973-1974, If you wi>h taking, dates wiih another member, advise, the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies! .Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman.- Telephone 278-6603. " COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann- V ’ Phone No. NAME ■ ■ ' ' " ,• » _• * . ■ ' • Address & Rotary Ann ' r " Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann . I Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce. __L__L_'-238-4J95 Paul Ruse; 15T N. Hudson—Myrtle x, — 279-9412 Mark S. Andrew!, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth J_ St 278-5358 John A. Kennedy; 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. .278-5790 Gordon ‘R. Schlubqtis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie, Robert B.’Kerr, 8 Parsons Gt.—Martha ’ 2'78-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-6821 ._ 278-8321 Walton Balcom, 407' E. Central Rd} R. R..3—Helen 238:2382 John. Klein,. 39 Douglas Ave.—’Patricia j__278-61.83 Harlow Sexton} 38 Bishop" Ave.—Warida ._ 278-4907 Carroll L. Barnes',. 86 Cbe.ryl'Ann Dr.—Margaret L. 278-8006 Hi Vihcent...Kornstieh, .290 'Grand- St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise . 278-5842 Richard Birlnger,"37 Carlyle Ave.—Jea'n 278-8086 James Koss,. 78 Douglas. Ave-.—Janice___ • 278-2912 Conrad Swart,. 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude ._ 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—'Margaret 278-5$86.‘ Ralph- LaGro’, **90'Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . . 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R, R..-2—Gail .. 278-2406 Seton Bovee, 69 S, Circle Dr.—Clara 1 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 82 i Maple- .lane—Rhea -2. 278-6357 ‘Howard‘M’. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 2- -278- 4222 Charles Bristol, R. 'R. 5—Lois __’_J 278-5828 ■Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Kdtherine •278-8325 ■ Paul .W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara - 278-6603 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Robert Loose, R.. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William. L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.- •Patricia 279- 9268 Sherwood "Woody'.'..Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester .Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen ' 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ___' ,‘_J_ '278-7249 Ernest. W. iUse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448. 'Jerry ‘ Towns,i'I02 Carlyle—Carol ... 278-8474 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy: _____ - 2__. 279-9471 'Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene. 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna _____ ,278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas. Aye.—Betty X 278-6093 i.Frl.'Rol^ert Man, .75 N. 'Circle* Dr.—Edna---,.,. 278-2811 Clyde Williams, 90 N- Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-82b7 Warren, Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ___________ 238-2436 Lester F. Wise,- R. R. i, Box 299-Celia . . 278-4424 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Milnes, 19 Walerman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Leslie .Woodward, .163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278- 4198 Kenne'th ‘R. Worden^25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Albert Faller, 95 N. -Hanchett S.t.—Charlotte — 278-5475 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279- 9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia - ■ 278-5:318 •■Fred Neer, 203 • W. Chicago-. St.—Ernestine ■__ 278- 5512 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278- 4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet _______ 279-9349 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279- 9481 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278- 6517 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine __ 278-5975 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279- 9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-549? HONORARY "MEMBER Larry Iveson,' R. R- 7—Jacquelyri , 2- 278-6704 Rbb&tt E. RUrjftey, J^QCJjeryl Anp Dr.-Rhyllis _ 278-5b'06' : 278-6730 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary OFijCTOR PUBLISHED BY THE COLIJWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan -v :• .MR. ERNEST'LUSE ' RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most IPho Serves Best**^^ The COLDWATER'ffltotary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA^EK R^5tARV CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cliff) in the U.S.A,. Tuesday, March 26, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS: We are providing two flags on standards to the Branch Area Careers Center; one American flag and one State. Board meeting Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. at Jolley’s PROGRAM Flying, camping, fishing and scuba diving in Central America was graphically described to us by Chuck Woodward and Olin Dally. Ten local flyers took 3 planes on a 3 week High points of the trip Inci uded excursion covering 8,800 miles and 52 flying hours. visiting the beautiful country of Costa Rica, scuba diving among the fish and coral and an aerial conducted tour of the Panama Canal. Sounded like a great experience. Wish we could all have gone along. NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM: ’’Substance Abuse Education” Olmsted. by Charles Miller arranged by Program Chairman Norm EARLY LEAVERS: Ray Ehl, Bob Rumsey, Larry Iveson, Hal Creal and Carrol I Barnes ABSENT MEMBERS: Fred Anderson, Charles Bacon, Woody Craig, Duke Davidson, Vince Kornstein, Bernard Laney, Lester Luce, Norm Moore, Tom Normandln, John Pierson, Don Shorno, Bill Timm, Ken Worden and Bob Yingling. GUESTS: Rotarian Guests were Ray Ehl from Quincy and Lyan W. Curtis from Sturgis. Non-Rotarlan guests were Hanry Tang, Eric Jansens, Jeff Dean, Jon Plank, Steve Maxson, and Steve Whitson. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE L P YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. burr OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE -- Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. • UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY EVECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOUEY President PAUl THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975s John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geisherl. William WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Club Bulletin - John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 28— Ralph LaGro September — 1973 March - 1974 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 19—Robert Loose Magazine — Howard Teeter Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. You’h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 25—Albert Faller Program — Paul ★ Thompson 18—Edward Davey 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse Iveson October — 1973 Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. CHARLES GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects 9-rJack Gift .. Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation’. Goodholm. — Harold > ■■ 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm November — 1973 — LYON Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted • 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben’ Song Leader — Richard Hruska. The Four-Way Test — ( Fred Culy, William Lymburner Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. Retired Friends — Harold McKnight February 21, 22, 23, 1974 7—Richard Biringor Woodward 28—Richard Uhl Juno — 1974 4—Jerry Towns ■ 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July - 1974 1—New Years ROTARY SHOW 1 May - 1974 25—Christmas. .January — 1974 Occupational Information — John . Dygert, Walt Balcom. Schlubatis 21—Charles McCafferty December — 1973 Ernest Luse 23—Gordon 30—John Dygert 13—Dennis CLUB HISTORIAN Director 16—Reo Goodwin 14—James Endicott 27—Richard Hruska ' JAMES 2—Norman Olmstead 6—Fred Neer 20—Lester Wise ★ April - 1974 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Woody Craig VOCATIONAL SERVICE General Sec'y, Rotary International 21— Harold Creal 26—Vincent Kornstlon 26—Olin Dally Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England 14— Leslie Olney 19—Seton BoVce 4—Frank Robertson BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS President Rotary International Olney, Moore 12—Normand August — 1973 7— William Bobler Barnes, Robert Kerr. 5—Carroll Barnes 11—Larry ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY PROGRAMS February — 1974 Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL—At the call of the President 1973 - 1974 I ■ COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE COMMITTEE 8— Robert Nagle 15— John Pierson 2—Ralph Toupalik 9—Patrick Leonard 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth----------- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ----------- 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce------------- 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. _ ---- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------- - ------------ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane -------------------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne --------- ---------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ------------- 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary--------------- 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma - — 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte — 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia . - _ _ 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine----------- 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat ... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . . 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia —— 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ,-------- - 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea —------ 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert, Loose, R. R.’2, Tekonshd—Margaret _i2— 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 .Sonet Lane—Helen -------------------- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------- ‘------------ -— 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------- — 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol---- 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ------------ - 278-8518 NoVmand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta L-r.:—-—*— 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine------ 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan —- ------- 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine------ k 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn --------- 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38- Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise —— 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude — 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall .Rd. R« R.' 2—Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . — 278-6603 William L. Timm, .59 N.„ Hudson St.—Patricia — 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. .5—Eileen ±,--------- - — -- 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Cdrol ------2 —-- 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet •_ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores - . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma .----------- 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R^R. 2, Box 299-Celia .. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . --- 278-5033 ’Leslie Woodward, j 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling? 21 Scott—Natalie----- - --------- 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy ------ 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ------------- 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ---------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine----------------- 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura -------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan — --------- 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis HONORARY MEMBER 33 Daugherty-Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R- The CQ^WATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY the dt^M^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle — — •--- 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta-------- — 278-2272 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most ITItu Serves Best’^P The COLDWATEgSfetoo REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RoT^R^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan ® ' The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 2, 1974 ^S^FTFustees meeting will be held tonight at President Jolley's home on Maple Lane. NEXT WEEK " Fredir rated movies by Kahoutek Today's program introduced by Norm Olmsted was oh the subject of Substance (Drug) Abuse Education". Norm explained briefly what local Board of Education and teaching staff was doing to keep informed on student abuse and their attempts to al.eviate the problem. An anonymous student survey taken three years ago covering ages 11 through 18 was somewhat revealing. 1602 replies showed that alcenol use of some type was practiced by 18% of those responding. Other types of drug use were marijuana (iu%)» narcotics (4%). Hallucinogens (3%) and other(6%). It was also learning that most young people seeking help will not turn’to-the "establishment" (ie: teacners, church, parents). Norm then introduced Chuck Millar of the Battle Creek school system who spends full time counseling on drug abuses. Mr. Millar stated that educators were abandoning the former information oriented programs as it felt this tends uo stimulate curiosity and more use, rather than discouraging students. Today, the emphasis is on establishing present and future values and life styles, and pointing out how drug abuse cause serious lifetime problems. This information was very timely and well presented. GUESTS L . , . . M , Rotary guest for today was Al Wil er, Bronson. Non-members included Al Mertens, Fort Wayne, Phil Hanson and Eussell Feller, Coldwater, and student guest, Jim Wolfe EARLY LEAVERS , „ , e . r , Larry Doney, Bob Nagle, Howard Teeter, Carroll Barnes, Howard Taylor, Fred cuiy, a and Paul Ruse. ABSENT TODAY „ n Bill Bobier, Seton Bovee, Sherwood Craig, Harold Creal, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, Ed DeVito, John Dygert, James Endicott, Harold Goodholm, Richard Holben, Vince Kornstein Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Tom Normandin, Clyde Williams, Ken Worden. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M, ALBION — Parker Inn — Thurtday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M, UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater Mich COMMITTEI OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William CLUB SERVICE COMMUNITY SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr, Classification - Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin -— John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of Director Rural • Urban Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. Carroll Olney, Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. You’ll — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Ivoson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul Public Relations— William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss CHARLES GEISHERT — Director International Youth Projects General Sec'y, Rotary International 28—Ralph March - 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam September — 1973 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 11—Larry 26—Olin Dally Ivoson 18—Edward Davey April - 1974 25—Albert Faller ' 2—Norjnan Olmstead 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Roo .Goodwin 16—Woody Ctalg 23-rGordon 23—Bill 30—John . Dygert Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm — - Harold ' • ■ ■ . ; Fred.' Neer McCafferty 20—Lester Wise Employer » Employee Relations Edward. Davey, ’Ralph LaGro, '.Noripan Olmsted '■ , ( 21-—Charles " Woodward 28—Richard Uhl June — 1974 December — 1973 Ernest Lose 4i—Jerry Towns ’ 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr ' 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard- Hruska. .The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William' Lymburner Occupational Information1 — John HARRY A. STEWART Dy’gert', W°lt Balcorp. • ■ Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International ’.Trade & > Professional > Relations Harold Creo), Robert: Loose. REV. BENJAMIN^ V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Retired Friends — Harold Mcknight Biringer 14—James Endicott 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN Director LYON May — 1974 7-—Richard November — 1973 Rotary Foundation Goodhotm, 13—Donnis JAMES Schlubatls Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Karnstien 9—Jack Gift SPECIAL-At the call of the President ' DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL • President Rotary International 7—William Bobler 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Moore 14—Leslie Olney October — 1973 Thompson 5—Carroll Barnes 12—Normand August — 1973 21—Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Regular — 1st Tuesday each month SEXTON I February — 1974 1973 - 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW February . 21, 22, 23’ 1974 . B. ,K. Pearce - Chairman ‘ • 25—Christmas ' . 11—Edward DeVito 18-rCharles Bristol ...25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974. 1—New Years i 2—Ralph Toupalik 8—Robert Nagle 9—Patrick Leonard 15—John Pierson- 16—Charles • Bacon 22—Robert Yingling .23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Toni Collins The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. \lf you wish to change dates with another member, advise 'th. 30—Robert Seaman program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club. President, Paul Th ompson Program Chairman -. Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgernoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balc'om, 407- E. Central Rd. R. -R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann.Dr.—Margaret.i_j.278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle'Ave.—Jean __2A.. 278-6086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles. Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 07P ^828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara. 2.' z 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott'Ave.-Ellen Jp ' *278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R.-2—Joanne- J J 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden, St,—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 1’25—Mary fl '278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia .. .... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ; 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet __ _ 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann- Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ 279-9412 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Gordon R. Schlubatls, R. R. 3—Harrietta i _ 278-2272 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _____ 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John ' Klein, 39 Douglas, Ave.—Patricia ____,278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 H. Vincent, Kprnstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy .. 278-6501 ■ Donald, y. Shorna; R. R. 6, B.ox 58B—Loxfise 278-5842 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ’ _______ 278-2912' Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.’—Gertrude L_ 278-4350 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail _ 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail _ 278-2406 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea , 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Patrick R. Leonard, R. ,R.’ 2,..Box 86—Katherine ._ 278-8325 Paul W., JhampSon, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ’ L 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2’, Tekonsha—Margaret __1J >67-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia __1 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen--, . , •_ 278-5556 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Je.-ry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Fr. Robert Map, >5Jjl. Circle. Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Clyde Williams, ,90 N. Clay—Wilma. 278-8238 Dennis'McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Ca'rol _*j_ 278-8207 Wdrren Williams, R. ft.'6,’Box 321—LaMdine .._ 278-6693 Harold McKnight, ,Rt R. 3—Carol -J 238-2436. R’ R’ 2< Box■ 299—Celia ...... 278-4424 John- Milnes, 19 Waterrrgan Ave.—Fae ., 278-8518 ^Kyjes JWoodward; 1 S3 .Marshall St. 278-5033 Normand Moore, R’. R.' 3—Ahnetta -'238-263'2 uS?1'? d'WDrd> 162 Marshall St—Rosamond 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 R- Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine - 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel __ 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 HONORARY MEMBER Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 ^oftn-^alker, 33 Daogherty^Gretchen i.__^-_«-27gA6fJ30-^j: zy The CQig^ATER Rotary ECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE S^^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWATE^H^tJ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^R'djAkY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singin^est Club in the U>S.A. Tuesday, April 9, 1974 A NNOUNCEMENTS President Jolley informed the membership that the Board had considered and rec­ ommended a scholarship of $200 be provided to Miss Kathy Millard toassls her In completing her senior year at Judson College. She was original ly given ^0 by Coldwater Rotary when entering college and needs assistance In order to flnl h. She is majoring In social work and carries a 3.8 grade point average. The club voted to provide the additional scholarship. PROGRAM For those who enjoy the sport of boxing, memories of the Golden Years were revived with movies of fights of the thirties featuring the big names like Lewis and Dempsey. Program was provided by Fred Culy. Bob Yingling and Kathleen Hensch also presented information and answered questions on the court house vote to be held next Tuesday. This topic has been covered adequately In the news media, so we won't write any details, however, be sure to reach a decision and vote this Tuesday. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM Program Chairman Reo Goodwin will present ’’Publicizing Rotary in Your Community.” EARLY LEAVERS Warren Williams, Gordon Schlubatis, Don Shorno, Bill Fuller, Chuck Bristol, Ken Putnam, Hal Creal ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Bacon, Walt Balcom, Carrol I Barnes, Ed Davey, John Dean, Jack Gift, Richard Hol ben, John Klein, Norm Moore, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Paul Ruse Richard Uhl, Lester Wise, Ken Worden GUESTS Rotarian Guests: Carl Tischler and Lynn W. Curtis from Sturgis Non-Rotarlan Guests: Bill Carleon, Jerry LaBell, Jim Wolf, Kathleen Hensch You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs _________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12;15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEEflHciUB SERVICE Coldwater, Mich. WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW - Director Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Rural»Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. Olney, OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON President Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship - Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of LaGro 28— Ralph September — 1973 JAMES LYON ' 18—Edward Davey 2—William Timm 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig Director International Youth Projects 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl November — 1973 Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss VOCATIONAL SERVICE Iveson October — 1973 - Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec'y, Rotary International' The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. Retired Friends — Harold McKnight 2—Norman Olmstead 9—Fred Culy 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Gordon Schlubatls 30—John Dygert May — 1974 7—Richard Blringer . 14—James Endicott 13—Dennis 21—Charles McCafferty Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN Director April - 1974 6—Fred Neer 20—Lester Wise — 12—John Milnes 19—Robert Loose ★ GEISHERT 5—Kenneth Putnam 26—Olin Dally Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. CHARLES March — 1974 4—Frank Robertson 25—Albert Faller INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Moore 26—Vincent Kornstlen You'h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson, Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 12—Normand 7— William Boblor 21— Harold Creal Thompson 5—Carroll Barnes 14— Leslie Olney Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Program — Paul February — 1974 19—Sefon Bovee 11—Larry ★ REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan August — 1973 Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. ★ WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England ROTARY PROGRAMS Magazine — Howard Teeter SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International SEXTON 1973 - 1974 Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ Regular — 1st Tuesday each month COMMUNITY SERVICE Juno — 1974 December — 1973 Ernest-Luse 4—Tom Normandin .. 11’—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. -25—Christmas January — 1974 1—New Years ' ROTARY SHOW 4—Jerry Towns 11— Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July - 1974 2—Ralph. Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom Collins February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Leonard 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth Phone No. NAME 278-6033 ’ 278-5358 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -> 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ______ 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ._ '____ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _______________ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ____L 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ' 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278=8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238=2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278=4198 Robert Nagle,' 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .-_ 279*9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278=5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet -279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy-Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam,' 11 E. Chicago St,—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. . Clay—Joan Robert E. Rumsey/120 Cheryl Ann'Dr.—Phyllis' _ Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann* Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy, ( : 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Bax 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte — 278-5475 278-5318 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat ... 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold jGoodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191' Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, fBox 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn _ 278-6704 Address & Rotary. Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatls, R. R. 3—Harrietta Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn' Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, .ft. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard' Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail Phone No. 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-4350 _ 278-5406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik,' R. R. '5—Eileen __________ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol • 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ..... .... 278-5521 Richard White; 46':N. Circle Dr.—Delores. _ . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. ,R. 2, Box 299-^Celia——= 278-4424 Charles Wttodward, 163 Marshall—St.-— 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall-St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth Worden, 25 Lincoln St-.—Virginia .. . 278-6334 Robert G. Tingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 The CC^WATER ‘ Rotery ^^^feCTOR F Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the C^^tTER ROTARY CLUB ernest lus„ Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome J 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves The COLDWATEM^tory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATW.ttW CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan j'he S infill ^est Club m the U, S. A., April 23. 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS A charter night for a new Rotary Club at Lakeville, Michigan (near St. Joseph) will be help on May 14th. Cost is $5.00 per person and President Jolley has tickets available. Our District Conference was held last week-end in Kalamazoo and we were represented by Santford Jolley. Paul Thompson and Bob Rumsey. The 50th anniversary of the Msrshall Club will be held tonight and we will be re­ presented by Santford Jolley, Paul Thompson, Ernie Luse and Fred Anderson. Our club was the sponsor for Marshall and we congratulate them for a half-century of Rotary Service and fellowship. Happy Birthday this month to Gordon Schlubatis, Seton Bovee, Ray Fox, Walt Bal com, Tom Collins and Jerry Towns who all turned 39! PROGRAM Today's program was in charge of Gordon Schlubatis who introduced Dr. Leonard Kyle of Michigan State University, project leader in farm management. Dr, Kyle showed a slide presentation and spoke on the subject "who will control agriculture in the U'.S«” While not attempting to give any answers, Dr. Kyle posed questions on the four probable future alternatives those being - 1. Family owned and operated; 2. Corporate owner­ ship; 3. Co-operatives; and 4. Government. The answer at present is all four, but. with agriculture becoming increasingly industrialized and marketing techniques changing.! the current "typical farm" is likely to vanish completely. Pressures for change come primarily from five sources; technical complexity; volume, land scarcity, tax shelter, and basic minority position of farms in our society. This entire subject is especially applicable in areas such as our own and could have some profound effects on rural communities. GUESTS Rotarian guests today included Clarence Snyder, Bill Ritter and Nelson Weber, all from Bronson. Non-Rotarians included Boyd Wiggins, John Daly, Martin Davidson, and student guest Jim Wolf. EARLY LEAVERS Norm Olmsted, Don Shorno, Chuck Bacon, Jack Gift, Bill Timm, Chuck Bristol, Norm Moore, and Woody Craig. You Will Always Be Wel<:ome at These Neighboring Clubs _________ _____________MAKE up your atten DANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEE^BCLUD SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geisherl, William BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular. — 1st Tuesday each month evening of - SEXTON Director — Crippled Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural - Urban Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Moore. Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed Children — Leslie Olney, You’h — Thompson Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss ★ LaGro 4—Frank Robertson 11—Larry Iveson 25—Albert Faller 2—William Timm 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig — Director 23—Bill International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm November — 1973 Harold President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England JAMES LYON — Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, ’ Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan April - 1974 Ernest Luse 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben .25—Christmas January — 1974 1—New Years ROTARY SHOW Schlubatls 23—Gordon 30—Jdhn Dygert May — 1974 7—Richard Birlnger 14—James Endicott 4—Tom Normandin Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 9—Fred Culy 16—Reo Goodwin 21—Charles McCafferty CLUB HISTORIAN Director 19—Robert Loose 26—Olin Dally 6—Fred Neer December r- 1973. DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 12—John Milnes 13—Derinls 20—Lester Wise 27—Richard Hruska VOCATIONAL SERVICE 5—Kenneth Putnam ..2—Norrpan Olmstead October — 1973 ★ GEISHERT March - 1974 18—Edward Davey Richard Hruska, Jack ★ SPECIAL — At the call of the President 19—Seton Bovoe 26—Vincent Kornstlen September — 1973 Gift, Larry Iveson. CHARLES Moore 7— William Bobler 28— Ralph INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Carroll Barnes 14— Leslie Olney 21— Harold Creal Gordon Schlubatls, February — 1974 12—Normand August - 1973 Barnes, Robert Kerr. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul Carroll DeVito. Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Birlnger. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ HARLOW 1973 • 1974 F ROTARY PROGRAMS Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Magazine •— Howard Teeter ★ I ■ COMMUNITY SERVICE Woodward 28—Richard Uhl June — 1974 4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito . 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 2—Ralph Toupalik Leonard 8— Robert, Nagle .9—Patrick Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. 4 February' 21, 22, 23, 1974 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce • Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the . Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME ' Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, ■ Box 93—Joyce 1__ _ 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 279-9412 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth _ 278-5358 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Gordon R. .Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta , 278-2272 Charles Bacon,- 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821, Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn .1 278-8321 "Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda ' 278-4907 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-80Q6 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise. 278-5842 Richard Biringer, 37 -Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice '____ 278-2912 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail”, 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall' Rd. R. R. 2—Gail _ 278-5406 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara __1__ 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea : 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _. 278-4222 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois .1______ ____ 278-5828 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr'.—Barbara . 278-5234 Robert Loose, R.' R. 2, Tekonsha—Margbret 767-4508 William L.‘ Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. .5—Eileen _. 278-5556 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet _ ___ 278-5521 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane-Jane 278-6635 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Dean na 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma ... 278-8238 Duane E Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dennis. McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 1_:____ 238-2436 ■ Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .. . . 278-4424 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol ,__T 278-6770 John-Milnes, 19 Waterman. Ave.—Fae ________ 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . ... 278-5033 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ,___ 278-4248 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _______ 238-2632 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia _ 278-5318 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles. Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat _ 639-4433 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma __i 278-2176 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Roy ,C Patterson, 36 n' Circle Dr.—Grace . Il 278-2979 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare _ 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura _ 278-8981 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet ... 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan ______ 278-5495 ____ HONORARY MEMBER Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis ... 278-50061 T .. ■nJohn -Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 fl± 1974 / The CQ>D|7ATER Rotary ME&feCTOR PUBLISHED BY THE COLQWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49036 �Profits Most JPho Serves Best'^^P rjxnj,* The COLDWATERJ^fary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest tjRwr in the U. S. A. April 30, 197U ANNOUNCEMENTS: Dues are payable to Bob Rumsey NOW! A reminder that next Tuesday night is the installation for Lakeshore Rotary Club (near Stevensville). Tickets are available from Prs - Jolley. Next Tuesday is the regular Director’s meeting at Prs. Jolley's home on Maple Lane. PROGRAM Our program today was in charge of Norm Olmsted who introduced Gene Berrette from the engineering and technical department of Kellogg Community College at Battle Creek. Mr. Berrette gave a brief description of the function of two-year colleges such as Kellogg and stated that the enrollment was swinging to ’’career’1 oriented studies versus the earlier leaning of students to spend two years at a community college then finish at a four year bachelor degree institution. The school offers a wide variety of courses in areas away from ’’campus” and has a contract with our own Career Center to offer college credit courses near home. It is his feeling that community colleges respond wore quickly to new needs and attempts to tailor courses to suit demand. Anyone 1? years of age or older can enroll (younger with highschool permission) and a large percentage of students are adults. Basically there are four kinds of students, 1) to gain credits for a highschool diploma 2) up grade and improve specific job skills 3) just interested and 4) those planning on future education. Our thanks to Norm for providing a better insight in community college opportunities at home. NEXT WEEK Program chairman Dick Biringer has made arrangements through Keath Pearce for Dr. John Quinn, President of the American Veterinary and Medical Assn, to address our club next Tuesday. GUESTS TODAY Rotarians included: Lynn Curtis, Sturgis; Clarence Walters and Bill King, Quincy; and far away visitors: John Gerold, Madison, Wise, and Bob Amerman, Polson, Minn. Non-rotarians included: Mike Rompf, Terry Riggins and Don Erickson, Coldwater EARLY LEAVERS (at $1.00 per) Carroll Barnes, Clyde Williams, Gordon Schlubatis, Dick Hruska, Larry Doney, Russ Temple, Bill Timm, Tom Normandin, Woody Craig ABSENT TODAY Charles Bacon, Charles Bristol, Harold Creal, Ed DeVito, John Dygert, Gift, Harold Goodholm, Larry Ives on, John Klein, Ralph LaGro, Norm* Moore, Ken Putnam, David Rubley, Don Shorno You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater Mich OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer COMMITTEE LUB SERVICE 197S: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William HARLOW Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Rural • Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis, Olney, Classification - Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship - Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. SEXTON Director Program — Paul Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England General Sec’y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 12—Normana August — 1973 7—William Bobler 14—Leslie Olney 26—Vincent Kornstlen 28—Ralph LaGro September — 1973 Employer- ■ Edward Norman — 19—Robert Loose You'h Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 25—Albert Faller Iveson IB—Edward Davey 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Timm GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects 9—Jack Gift 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl November — 1973 Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Harold 6—Fred Neer McCafferty 18—Richard Holben The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom.. Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. Retired Friends — Harold McKnight The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If May — 1974 7—Richard Biringer 21—Charles Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas Worden July - 1974 January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW 30—John Dygert June — 1974 11—Robert Kerr Song Leader — Richard Hruska. Schlubatis 27—Richard Hruska 4—Tom Normandin LaGro, 23—Gordon 14—James Endicott December — '1973 Ernest Luse 9—Fred Culy 16—Reo Goodwin 16—Woody Craig CHARLES April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October — 1973 EmployeeRelations Davey, Ralph Olmsted 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 26—Olin Dally CLUB HISTORIAN Director March - 1974 4—Frank Robertson 13—Dennis LYON Moore IP—Seton Bovee 20—Lester Wise JAMES 5—Carroll Barnes 11—Larry SPECIAL-At the call of the President VOCATIONAL SERVICE I February — 1974 Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito, Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse ROTARY PROGRAMS ., 21—Harold Creal Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month 1973 - 1974 WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Magazine — Howard Teeter DIRECTORS - ,974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik Leonard 8—Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22—Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom, Collins 30—Robert February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Seaman you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R, 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean __ l._ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara________ x 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ________ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ____ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.-Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278- 7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279- 9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary____ ____ ’ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Thelma Z 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278- 4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy-Pat _ 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ___ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey . 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce _ 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _ 278-8840 John Ktein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ______ 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice „ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , _____ 278-2217 ._ 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret : 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen '_ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John- Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _______ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore,' 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine C..’. 278- 4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 2- 279- 9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine _ 278- 5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279- 9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine' ______ 278-5975 John S; Pierson, 340-Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ?_ 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan __ 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 CherylAnn Dr.—Phyllis Address & Rotary Ann NAME HONORARY MEMBER pohn> Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen _ ‘-X AM R ROTARY CLUB 278.-6730^ ~ —1 The c W ATER Ro^ry 3E»®ctor PUBLISHED BY THE Phone No. 279-9412 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle-Marian - 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.--Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ---------------------- 278-5556 Je.-ry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol --------------------- 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet .278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma L 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall ^t. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth. R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert Gi Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie __ 278-6393 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR.. ’ERNEST LUSE Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 COLD’,VATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“//<’ Profits Most IP'ho Ser ties Best The COLDWATEWfetor)' REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER\ R^tW CLUB' Coldwat0r' Michigan Tuesday, May 7, 1971+ ANNOUNCEMENTS President Santford Jolley reported that the 5?HMttshSaeftreSand*weIt7side iee net profit of $2,756 which will be used for Tibbitts Theatre skating rink. Word has been received that Susan Mulqhahaj has been^g***,^ “cholar York. University in England Commencing in October^ Swan is our^HOW: y and we hope that she will be able to visit the club during august, her plans. PROGRAM Keith Pierce introduced Dr. John Quinn, Michigan stateQVet^^^““atSeS1<leQt of the American Veterinary Medicine Association. Dr. Quin iqq'o’s development of veterinary medicine during the past 30 years. In ,3 there were about 11 veterinarian schools in the country graduating approximately 50 students a year. Today there are 19 veterinarian schools gradua ing many more, but there is still a shortage. Veterinary medicine is a year course. Entrance requirements are very high and because of the high number of applicants to openings in schools, it is more difficult to get into veterinarian school than it is to get into medical school. For sxpa example,. Michigan State University had 750 qualified applicants last year for 115 openings, He indicated that technology has changed the practice of veterinary medicine, as it has many other occupations, so that today there are specialists using very sophisticated techniques and machines. Our thanks to Keith for giving us more inside into this occupation. EARLY LEAVERS Don Shorno, Reo Goodwin, Carroll Barnes Jack Gift, Bill Timm, Gordon Schlubatis, John Pierson, Woody Craig, Tom Normandin, Norm Moore, and Hal Creal. ABSENT MEMBERS Charips Bacon, Dick Biringer, Charles Bristol, Fred Culy, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, Lawrence Donay, James Endicott, Richard Hruska, Pat Leonard, Dennis McCafferty, Norm Olmsted, Lester Wise, Charles Woodward, Robert Yingling ROTARIAN GUESTS Nelson Weber, Lynn W. Curtis, Lou Stipe ”P.S” -- We are correcting a grievious oversite by last week’s bulletin writer who neglected to mention that the program on Kellogg Community College was arranged for by John Dygert. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD Pretidenl JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Geisherf, William Fuller COMMITTE^^ CLUB SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holbon, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children - Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural. Urban - Le>l|« Gordon Schlubatls, Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans - Jerry Towns, Rkhard Moor©, Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of You’h Program — Paul Richard Hruska, Jack Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss international service GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. — Harold LYON 7— William Bobler 14— Leslie 26—Vincent Kornsllen Olney 28— Ralph March — 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam September — 1973 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 11—Larry 26—Olin Dally Iveson 18—Edward Davey April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig 23—Bill — Director 30—Harold Goodholm May - 1974 7—Richard Biringer November — 1973 6—Fred Neer 14—James Endicott 13—Dennis 21—Charles McCafferty Employer - EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted 27—Richard Hruska Juno — 1974 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Edward DeVito 11—Robert Kerr 18—Charles Bristol 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. Woodward 28—Richard Uhl December — 1973 Ernest Luse Schlubatis 30—John Dygert Lymburner 20—Lester Wise CLUB HISTORIAN Moore 19—Seton Bovee Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl ★ JAMES 12—Normand August — 1973 2—William CHARLES 5—Carroll Barnes October — 1973 ★ Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse February — 1974 25—Albert Faller Gift, Larry Iveson. Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes, VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England - 1973 - 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS 21— Harold Creal Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Btringer. ★ President Rotary International 0| Student Guests - L0lter Lu<;0/ Ed DeVito. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL “arnes, Robert Kerr. Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ I ■ COMMUNITY SERVICE 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas Worden General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert. Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom Collins 30—Robert REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan July — 1974 January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW February 21, 22, 23, 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278*5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238*2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278*8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara * 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279*9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, .15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine _ _ 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ____ ________ 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278*6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein; 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia , 278-6183 H. Vincent Ko'rnstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ___ 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol J. 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Watepnan Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ____ 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace _ 278-2979 8. K. Pearce,. 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, "340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 NAME Address & Rotary Ann 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-4350 278-2406 278-4222 278-6603 279-9268 278-5556 278-8474 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . LesterdCWise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia' Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond Kenneth R'.J^Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Robert G. ;-Yi'ngling, 21 Scott—Natalie _____ . 278-6693... i . 278-4423 278-5033^,3 278-5033.' . 278-6334 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER -John^Walker, 33 Daugheriy^Gretchen The COLDWATER rAw? Rotary gOTBCTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published BY the CQ^I^NER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan UR. EDWARD DEVITO RT. 4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Robert Seaman,* 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet . ... Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 49036 I I �Profits Most IP ho Serves Best” The COLD\\ ATI R R->/<zr: REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER (?OJA'R,Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Tuesday, May 14, 1974 The Singingest Clttb in the U. S. A. ---Our Camp Emergy student for this summer will be Coldwater High School student We. acUvFUee. .£ ^^nIarth?BXh1tae^CteS?»tcZnSrb^a0^i^ «’many totary oewbere to attend aa possible. Tickets nay be obtained from Tom Coims for $T50. Barbs. Before —Welcome to our new member, Don Stine, owner of Knowles Auto Barts. coming to Coldwater he was living in Oakland, California. ok+n ---Rotary information night for new members and^wives will be on Monday, June 24th Michigan National at 7:30 P.M. at the Southern ----- Bank. Bob Kerr on his 2? years of perfect attendance in Rotary. —Congratulations to PROGRAM John Kellogg, Director of Branch County Big Brothers, spoke to us about the work of this organization in this community. The program is designed to meet the needs of boys between the ages of 7 and418 who are without a father, in the home for one reason or another and for which an adult in the community is Wj.l_ing to devote some time to provide them'with masculine influence. Boys are referred to this program through agencies such as the Department of Social Services, the ADC office, schools and police. He emphasized that they want to reach boys be­ fore they get into difficulties so they play a preventive role rather than a rehabilitation role. In addition to just working with a boy on a one to one basis, they sometimes have group activities involving going to Tiger ballgames, canoe outings, and movies. The average "match" is 2 years and between the ages of 8 and 10. Currently the program involves 19 boys in Branch County bub statistics show there are about 400 boys who could benefit. Since the supervisor of the program now is on-, a part-time voluntary basis, the time involved is not allowing for expansion of the program. The Steering Committee is looking into the possibility of hiring a full-time director so they can serve 50-75 boys, but of course this would take some fund­ ing. John had a good film to show us, but due to technical difficulties, we were unable to see it all. Possibly he can make it available at another time. Our thanks to Ed DeVito for providing this program. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM The program next week will be a chage of Chuck Woodward and is entitled, "The Power of Tax" EARLY LEAVERS Chuck Bristol, Tom Normandin, and Warren Williams GUESTS Rotarian Guests - Ed Licking Non Rotarian Guests - Alden E. Orr, and Ron Briggs ABSENT MEMBERS Carroll Barnes, Sherwood Craig, Jack Gift, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Robert Nagle, Norm Olmsted, Robert Seaman, Howard Taylor, Bill Timm, and Lester Wise. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs .________________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater Mich COMMUTE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Classification - Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship - Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley HARLOW 1973 > 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS Director SEXTON Crippled Children Barnes, Robert Kerr, Carroll Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. Olney, August — 1973 Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore, Student Guests DeVito. Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blrlnger. You'h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. Rotary Information —- Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Kbss t of 26—Vincent Kornstien March - 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 11—Larry 26—Olin Dally Iveson IB—Edward Davey April - 1974 25—Albert Faller 2—William ■ 2—Norman Olmstead Timm 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig GEISHERT Director 23—Bill International Youth Projects Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl November —• 1973 Rotary Foundation. Go.odholm, — Harold ■ 6—Fred Neer 13—Dennis McCafferty 20—Lester Wise VOCATIONAL' SERVICE JAMES DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International LYON Director Employer - Employee Relation* Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England . CLUB HISTORIAN HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Occupational Information — John 'Dygert, Walt Balcom. Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal,, Robert Loose. Retired Friends'—• Harold McKnight The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year' 1973-1974. If change. Special programs such as Lddies’ Night will be appointed by Schlubatis 30—John Dygert May — 1974 7—Richard Biringor 14—James Endicott . 21—Charles Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska Juno — 1974 December — 1973 Ernest Lose 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. January — 1974 1—New Years ROTARY SHOW 4—Jerry Towns 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas The Four*Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner General Sec’y, Rotary International 9— Fred Culy 16—Red Goodwin 9—Jack Gift • INTERNATIONAL SERVICE SPECIAL — At the call of the President REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 14—Leslie Olney October — 1973 CHARLES Moore 19—Seton Bovoe September —* 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 5—Carroll Barnes 7—William Bobler 28—Ralph Lester Luce, Ed February — 1974 12—Normand 21—Harold Creal Magazine — Howard Teeter Program — Paul Charles Geishert, William Regular — 1st .Tuesday ■ evening, each month COMMUNITY SERVICE Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller CLUB SERVICE Worden July — 1974 2—Ralph Toupalik Leonard ' 8—Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22—Robert • Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Duane E. Davidson —‘Director 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert February 21, 22, 23, 1974 you wish to change dates with another member, advise the Seaman program chairman of the the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn. Phone No. 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee,. 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ____ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.-Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278- 7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ______ 279- 9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.-Carol____ 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ..... -..J 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court-Pat 278- 4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.-Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy-Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore _ 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ... 279- 9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 ZJ NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.-Martha _ 278-8840 John. Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice — ____ '_ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane-Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86-Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen ______ 278-4812 Ernest W.’ Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene .... 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278- 4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279- 9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine ; 278- 5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279- 9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson,'' 25 N. . Clay—Joan ---------- 278-5495 Robert ”E. “Rumsey,* 120 — ■ • Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis----- 278-5006' Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3-Harrietta Robert Seaman, 131- £.■ Chicago-Marilyn Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—.Wan.da Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian .. Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St,-^Patricia Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen A____ Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol' • * Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ' Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .... Charles Woodward, ],63 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163_ Marshall St.—Rosamond Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21,Scott—Natalie . V 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-4350 278-2406 278-4222 278- 6603 279-9268 278-5556 278-8474 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER p.Jphti ^Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-6730 MA 1974 The COLDWATER Rotary MTOCTOR PUBLISHED BY THE COj^^ER ROTARY CLUB Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR* .£RN.E?T: L.USE’ Coldwater, Michigan. RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most IT ho Serves Best” The COLDWATEBKSfeta^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ^TARy CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A., May 21, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS Quincy will not be meeting next Monday the 27th. Plan a makeup elsewhere!! Happy Birthday in May to John Dean, Pat Leonard, Bob Seaman, Paul Ruse, Dave Rubley, Dick Biringer, and Hal Creal. NEXT WEEK Chairman Dick Uhl has arranged a program entitled "Helping Them to Help Themselves”. Speaker for the day will be Bill Cook, >Publ ie- Information Director for Coldwater State Home and Training School. PROGRAM Chuck Woodward introduced fellow Rotarian..ELI11 Timm "Ex Mayor of Detroit" who spoke of his experience as Mayor for-a-day of Michigan week’s mayor exchange program.Mayor and Mrs. Timm along with Mayor Pro-Tern Bob Swanson were treated royally during their visit Including chauffer driven limosine and two body guards. Activities included a show at the Fisher theater, dinner in Greek town, a tour of the City and its redevelop­ ment project known as "Renaisance Center". Mayor Timm was also interviewed by the press and TV, and addressed a convention gathering of over 20,000 persons in Cobo Hall. Sorry you have to come back to reality Bill! It appears that we were well represented to the city folks. GUESTS Rotarian visitors today included Lynn Curtis, Sturgis, and Ray Smith, Bronson. Student guest returning was Mike Thompson. EARLY LEAVERS Dick White, Bob Yingling, Gordon Schlubatis, John Walker, Clyde Williams, Dennis McCafferty and Woody Craig. ABSENT TODAY Charles Bacon, Walt Balcom, Bill Bobier, Seton Bovee, Chuck Bristol, Fred Culy, Olin Dally, Larry Donay, John Dygert, Jack Gift, Harold Goodholm, Dick Hruska, Vince Kornstein, Ralph LaGro, Bill Lymburner, John Milnes, Bob Nagle, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, and Ken Putnam. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YQUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, llt!5 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEE^^CLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON Precident Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geisherl, William WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of Olney, Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss JAMES 28— Ralph LYON — Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec'y, Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose.' Retired Friends — Harald McKnight The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose 26—Olin Dally Iveson 25—Albert Faller 2—William Timm 9—Jack Gift Director 16—Reo Goodwin 23—Gordon 23—Bill 30—John Dygert Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm November — 1973 Harold 9—Fred Culy 16—Woody Craig Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl — April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead International Youth Projects Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 11—Larry October — 1973 - March — 1974 18—Edward Davey Schlubatis May - 1974 7—Richard Biringer 6—Fred Neer 14—James Endicott 13—Dennis . McCafferty 21—Charles 20—Lester Wise 28—Richard Uhl Woodward 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN Director LaGro September — 1973 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE GEISHERT Olney 21— Harold Creal Thompson VOCATIONAL SERVICE REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Kornstien Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. CHARLES Moore 7— William Bobler ★ Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 12—Normand 14— Leslie Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul 5—Carroll Barnes August — 1973 You’h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. ★ WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England Rural * Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. February — 1974 Carroll Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Blrlnger. ★ President Rotary International - Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL SEXTON ( ■ 1973 - 1974 W ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE June — 1974 December — 1973 Ernest Luse 4—Tom Narmandin 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 25—Christmas January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW February 21, 22, 23, 1974 , B. K. Pearce - Chairman Duane E. Davidson — Director 4—Jerry Towns 11 —Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden July — 1974 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick Leonard 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon 22— Robert Yingling • 23—Paul Ruse 29— Tom Collins . 30—Robert Seaman you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S, Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton -Bovee,- 69 S. Circle' Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois __________ , 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ________________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple'Lafie—Jane 278-6635 Edward .Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty _ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol .278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ____ 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pal 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon ________ 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.'—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce 238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 1 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ... 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ; 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86-Katherine ._ -278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret ___ 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold Mcknight, R. R. 3—Carol : . 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae i.____ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine' 2'278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago Jt.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350-Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Phyllis _ 278-5006 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 279-9412 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gai| 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R.- 5—Eileen _____ ‘ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma' 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321-LaMoine ... . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2,'Bax'299—Celia .. 278-4424 Charles'Woodward, 163 "Marshall "St. .... 278-5033 .Leslie Woodward, 163 'Mtn-shnll’S't.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 CiHcolri Sfl^Virginia 278-6334 Robert G.‘ Yingling, 21 ScotF=Natdlie 278-6393 /<$* tel \ The COLDWATER Rotary jREELECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE COJ,pWATER ROTARY CLUB Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR. ERNEST LUSE Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49036 �Profits Most Who Sorties Best” The COLDWATE^fetag REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER rUt.AR^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dliib in the U>S.A. Tuesday, May 28, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS “Treasurer Bob wishes to remind you that dues are payable now. as he is going on vacation and needs the money. Please pay promptly, Congratulations to Jim Lyons oh 4 years of perfect attendance. John Walker is in the hospital. PROGRAM Bill Cook, Public Information Director of the*Coldwater State Home, presented a film on the State Home. This film was produced by a team of young people with little commercial film experience and utilized some new techniques. It was very interesting and unusual way of depicting the services and human ’involvement for State Home Patients. Our thanks to Program Chairman Dick Uhl. LITTLE KNOWN FACT The first modern bath tub was invented in 1851. The telephone was invented in 1876. That means the lucky people born in 1851 could enjoy 25 years in the bath tub without being called to the phone. My bulletin writing colleague (Jerry Towns) has requested that Dick Hruska be asked to explain his style of starting a song so that we might all commence somewhere near the same time. (Don't get me back Dick) EARLY LEAVERS John Pearson, Bob Rumsey, Hal Sexton, Howard Teeter, Bill Timm, Gordon Schlubatis, S. W. Craig, Norm Moore, Tom Normandin, Don Stine. ABSENT MEMBERS Walt Bal com, Carroll Barnes, Bill Bobier, Charles Bristol, Fred Culy, Bill Fuller, Jack Gift, John Klein, Bernard Laney, Pat Leonard, Bob Loose, Howard Taylor, Ralph Toupalik, Mike Toupalik, Clyde Williams, Charles Woodward. NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS John Lodge. QUESTION? Did you read all of this? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP ?OUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregatidnal Church — Wednetday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:1.5 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMITTEE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural - Urban " Leslie Gordon Schluballs. Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Moore. Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William You’h BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 26—Vincent Kornsllen March - 1974 LaGro 5—Konnelh Putnam September — 1973 12—John Milnes 4—Frank Robertson 11—Larry 19—Robert Loose Iveson 26—Olin Dally 18—Edward Davey April - 1974 , 25—Albert Faller 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift 23—Gtordon 16—Woody Craig CHARLES GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl — Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Harold 23—Bill SPECIAL — At the call of the President May - 1974 7—Richard Biringor Novombor — 1973 6—Fred Neer 14—James Endicott 13—Dennis 21—Charles McCafferty CLUB HISTORIAN June — 1974 December — 1973 President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER . Battersea, .London .England General Sec'y, Rotary International LYON Employer Edward Norman - EmployeeRelations Davey,Ralph LaGro, Olmsted — Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. Retired Friends — Harold McKnight 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Edward DeVito 11—Robert Kerr 18—Charles Bristol 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. • The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan " Ernest Luse Director JAMES 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas 2—Ralph Toupalik 1—New Years 9—Patrick 8—Robert Nagle February 21, 22, 23, 1974 . K. IJearce - Chairman Duane E. Davidson'— Director Worden Jgly.—_1974 January — 1974 ROTARY SHOW Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 27—Richard Hruska DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Schlubatis 30—John Dygert Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm 20—Lester Wise VOCATIONAL SERVICE Moore 2—Norman Olmstead INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergcant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss 28—Ralph 2—William Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse 14—Leslie Olney October — 1973 Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul 12—Normand 19—Seton Bovce William Bobler 21—Harold Creal DeVito. Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ Olney, 5—Carroll Barnes August - 1973 7 Barnes, Robert Kerr. Magazine — Howard Teeter ★ February — 1974 1973 - 1974 ROTARY PROGRAMS Leonard 15—John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon 22—Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd:*R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret _■ 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ,______„______ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 2..*278-5234 Sherwood "Woody"'Craig, 34 * Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian :_____ 1 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ,_________ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine > 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E, Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ‘ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet . 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn __________ 278-6704 NAME Phone No.' Address & Rotary Ann Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia •. i 238-4195 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy, 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ___:____ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen : 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth x___________ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waferman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine------ 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace--------- 278-5512 279-9349 278-2418 278-2176 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura .. Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5975 278-8981. 278-2311 278-5495 278-5006 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary |&tTCTOR published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ____ 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian . I...;. 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ____ *278-5556 Jerry .Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol .4 --278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ..... ... . 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores . 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia .. 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia . r. 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278*6393 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �Profits Most IPho Serves Best** .ys.AA'u... The COLDWATEgStotan/ REFLECTOR Published by The » COLDWaW,raW CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan 77ir Sing c/ho in the U.S.A. o ingest o Tuesday, June 4, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS | „ The Tlbbrt's~summer theater "kick off”- Is now underway. For the next two meetings, Bill Fuller will have season tickets available for sale to Ratarlans at the special rate of $22.00 for the seven shows. John Milnes strongly urges you to buy season tickets and reserve seats early as It Is expected that the lower floor will be sold out for Thursday, Friday and Saturday night performances. t Ratary Information night will be Monday, June 24, at 7:30 p.m., Southern Michigan attend. National Bank for all new members and any other members who would care to attend. Ratary Regional Golf Tournament Is tentatively scheduled for Monday, August 5, In Jackson. (August 3, 4, and'‘5 for Duke, Woody and Tom) May attendance for Coldwater Rotary was 86.8$, 4th of .14 chapters. Welcome to new Rotarian Dave Norton. There is no doubt he will be a great candidate for a significant role in our Ratary show. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY „ , The Assembly for”District 636 will be held Saturday, June 22, 1974, on the campus of Olivet College, Olivet, Michigan. Registration will be at 8:30 a.m. Lunch will be served, and we will adjourn at 3 p.m. Current officers of each club in the District are asked to be present, in order to serve as resource persons and to share their experience with the incoming officers. ALL INCOMING OFFICERS — PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS — AS WELL AS EDITARIANS AND THE CHAIRMEN FOR EACH OF THE FOUR AVENUES OF SERVICE AND WORK WITH YOUTH ARE ASKED, ARE PLEADED WITH, ARE REQUIRED TO BE PRESENT FOR THE ASSEMBLY. . ,xu u Workshops are being planned for the above, In order to provide them with as much help as possible so that they may be aware of their responsibilities and be trained to carry them out during the Ratary year of 1974-75. Although current officers and Incoming officers, as well as those who are responsible for the activities under the Four Avenues of Service and Work with Youth, are expected to be present at the Assembly, It should be clearly understood that all Interested Rotarians are welcome. PROGRAM LloycfWal rack, President of Big Brothers, brought us a very Interesting film on the work of the organization. This was the film that John Kellogg tried to show several weeks ago, but could not make the projector work. Our thanks to the program chairman for the week, whatever his name is, we forgot who It was! NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM Program chairman is Ed DeVito. He has made arrangements for Dave Storrs, Juvenile Court officer, to discuss the functions of the court. EARLY LEAVERS Hal Creal, Carrol I Barnes, Dennis McCafferty, Larry Donay ABSENT MEMBERS Charles Brlsiol, Woody Craig, Duke Davidson, John Dean, Jack Gift, Bob Kerr, Dick Moore, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Bob Seaman, Russ Temple, Howard Teeter, Bill Timm, Norm Youtsey NON ROTARIAN GUESTS | Rpy Barnes ROTARIAN GUESTS Wenda11 Hathaway Two members haven't paid their semi-annual dues. Fred Anderson at once. Please give to Assltant Secretary, ________________________________________ You Will Always Be Wei :ome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTEN DANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ROTARY PROGRAMS ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD President JOLLEY Vice-President PAUL THOMPSON Secretary ROBERT RUMSEY Treasurer ERNEST LUSE WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Rea Goodwin Crippled Children — Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Geishert, William Fuller You’h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. • Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE JAMES. September — 1973 CHARLES GEISHERT — Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation Goodholm. I — ‘Harold 'LYON — 25—Albert Faller 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig 23—Bill Lymburner J1Q— Harold GoodholM November —’ 1973 '-6—Fred Neer- McCafferty! ! 11—Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead 16—,Reo Goodwin 23—Gordon Schlubatis . ^0—John Dygert May — 1974 7—Richard Biringer 14—James Endicott 21-^-Charles Woodward 28—Richard .Uhl June '— ‘ 1974 4—Jerry Towns ■ : T1—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol . 25—Kenneth Worden 25—Christmas .July..— 1974 The Four-Way. Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. 12—John Milnes 9—Fred Culy. 4—Tom N°r.mandin Song Leader — Richard Hruska. 5—Kenneth Putnam 26—Olin Dally 18—Edward Davey . . I Ernest Luse March - 1974 19—Robert Loose Iveson December 7-' 1973 -' Director 26—Vincent Kornsflen 11—Larry 13—Dennis CLUB HISTORIAN Moore 19—Seton Bovee 4—Frank Robertson i 20—Lester Wise Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, fealph LaGro, Norman Olmsted President Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois LaGro 27—Richard Hruska DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL General Sec'y, Rotary International 28— Ralph 2—William 1 Timm , INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London -England ★ Thompson Program — Paul 14— Leslie Olney October — 1973 Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS of Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. 5—Carroll Barnes 12—Normand 21— Harold Creal Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. ★ evening' Olney, Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Informdlion — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Tuesday Rural-Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. February — 1974 August — 1973 7— William Bobler Barnes, Robert Kerr. Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley Regular — 1st 1973 - 1974 COMMUNITY SERVICE committeesH^lub SERVICE January — 1974 1—New Years “ ROTARY SHOW 8— Robert Nagle February 21, 22, 23, 1974 15— John Pierson - 2—Ralph Toupalik 9—Patrick- Leonard T6—Charles. Bacon Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V.’ LAVEY ’ Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert, Loose.. B. K. Pearce • = Chairman . 22— Robert Yingling ■ 23—Paul Ruse Kalamazoo, Michigan Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29— Tom Collins . 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program .chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by ‘ the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann ” Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple. Lane—Kathryn —------- 278-6033. Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth -_2——•_* 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean _r:-------; 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara---------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. Sh-LpIs ——-——— 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Anrr Dr.—Barbara ----- 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ------- ------------------- .278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ----------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito; 18 E.< Alden St.—Carol* J-1^2 J‘278-6770 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle ’ '—------ 279-9412 Gordon* R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3.—Harrietta;----------- ■ 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn .--------- t 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda ---------- 278-4907 H. Vincent ’ Kornstien^ -290Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James . Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice ------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail --------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple* Lane—Rhea —-—S 278-6357 Patrrtk'R. Leonard, R. R.’ 2, Box 86—Katherine .. .278-8325 Robert, Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Leste’r’Luce, ’ 41 > Sonet Lane—Helen----------- ’--------- 278-4812 Ernest -W. Lyse, R. R. 4—Ruth-------- r 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene ~---- 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna - --------------- 278-2007 Donald *V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise------ 278-5842 Conrad Swart,- 471 Marshall St;—Gertrude ---- 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R» R. 2—Gdil — 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, *73 Carlyle—Marian ------- 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson; 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara------ 278-6603 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol-----------------------John- Milnes,’ 39 Waterman iAve.—Fae----------- 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 John Dygert, R. R, 7, Box 125-~Mary 278-4248 i Normand Moore, R.- R. 3—Annetta — ,-------------- . 238-2632 Richard D. ^oore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine------ 278-4198 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N.'Hanchett St.—Charlotte1 278-5475 ■ Robert Nagle, 36 W.^ Pierce St.—Susan------ ;—1 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine------ — 278-5512 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia . . . 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------ .1----- 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma ------------- 278-2176 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . . 639-4433 Roy, C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace ------- 278-2979 Jack Gift, 389 Gjand—Sharon 279-9668 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine------ : •—— 278-5975 Harold Goodholm1, 20 Lincoln St.—Lahore278-6517 John S. Pierson,, 340 Marshall St.—Maura *278-8981 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan . ----------- 278-5495 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn _____________ 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis _ 278-5006 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia ‘279-9268 Ralph Tou’palik, R. R. 5—Eileen ------ !— 278-5556 Jerry, Towns, 102 Carlyle-^Carol l----------278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet* ..... 278-5521 Richard WFiite/ 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores *----- . ’278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma _• 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine .278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia .. 278-4424 Charles Woodwfard, 163 Marshall -’St.'•— 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 ,Marshall, St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia — 278-6334 Robert' G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie----------- i—> 278-6393 HONORARY MEMBER John—Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary ^EffiECTOR ROTARY CLUB published BY the • . «(jv . , ■,,, Coldwater, Michigan. MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Santford Jolley; R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce .1-— -----238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-6730 �"""Profits Most Who Serves Besf^^^ ,__ . _ jjWb, The COLDWATHffifofcz™ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan T/te Singingest (M itl the (J. S. A. Tuesday, June II, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS DIstrici assembly will be held on Saturday, June 22nd at Olivet College. officers and directors are urged to attends The District golf outlngwlll be held on Monday, Aug. 5th In Jackson. All Details to be announced later. NEW MEMBER A sincere welcome to new member Mark. Feller. Mark Is well know to all of us through his past efforts as chief musician at our annual show and we look forward to working with him In the future. PROGRAM Today’s program was Introduced by Ed Devito and featured Dave Storrs, Director of the Probate Court. Mr. Storrs explained that any crime committed by a child under seventeen years of age is referred to his Jurisdiction. In certain cases, usually violent crimes,, children fifteen and over can be waived to adult court for disposition. Any cases handled by Juvenile Court are categorized into three types, criminal (murder, larceny, etc.), "Status crimes (runaways, incorriglbles, etc.), and neglect and abuse by parents. No child under the court’s jurisdiction Is ever found "guilty" or sentenced in the adult sense, and records compiled are kepi* highly confidential from outside inquiries. In general, Mr. Storrs favors probation at home for most juvenile offenders and very rarely recommends Institutionalizing a child. The principal problem in Branch County are "runaways" with over 30 cases handled so far this year. Three major programs of the court include: Foster parents, volunteer help, and parent training. Mr. Storrs remarks were very Informative and his attendance sincerely appreciated. GUESTS Rotarian guests today included Craig Sebald, Otsego, Clarence Walters and Bill King, Quincy, Lyan Curtis, Sturgis, and Ed Johnson, Valparlaso, Ind. EARLY LEAVERS Ralph LaGro, Larry Donay, Jim Lyon, Woody Craig, Norm Moore, and John Dean ABSENT TODAY Carrol I Barnes, Chuch Bristol, Seton Bovee, Fred Culy, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Reo Goodwin, Vince Korhstein, Dick Moore, Tom Normand In, Norm Olmsted, Don Stine, Hal Sexton, Howard Taylor, Bill Timm, Ralph Toupalik, Dick Uhl, Clyde Williams, Chuck Woodward, Bob Yingling and Norm Youtsey. You Will Always Be Wei come at These Neighboring Clubs ____________ MAKE UP YOUR ATTEN DANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. _________ UNI°N CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ROTARY PROGRAMS ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 19734974 SANTFORD President JOLLEY PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton ' 1976: Charles Geishert, William Fuller WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Rural»Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatls. Olney, Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard ★' BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of SEXTON 12—Normand 14— Leslie Olney 21— Harold Creal 28—Ralph LaGro September — 1973 HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois .. Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 19—Robert Loose Magazine — Howard Teeler Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. You'll — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson, 25—Albert Roller , Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes, Program — Paul ★ 2—William Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Koss INTERNATIONAL SERVICE . CHARLES GEISHERT Director - International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation. Goodholm. Harold — 9—Jack, Gift ‘16—Woody Craig 23—Bill Lymburner • 30—'Harold Goodholm November —1973 McCafferty 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN JAMES LYON — Director Employer - Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted • The Four-Way Test William Lymburner Ernest Luse 11 —Robert Kerr 18—Richard Holben Song Leader — Richard Hruska. , 25—Christmas Fred Culy, February 21, 22, 23,. 1974 Trade & Professional < Relations Harold Creal,, Robert. Loose. B. K. Pearce ■ Chairman Retired Friends :— Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director Schlubatls May — 1974 Biringer 7—Richard Woodward: 21—Charles 28—Richard Uhl Juno - 1974 7 f 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth Worden 2—Ralph Toupalik *1—New Years 'ROTARY SHOW. 23—G'ordon 30—John Dygert July - 1974 January — 1974 Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. 16—Reo Goodwin 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 'p 2—Norman Olmstead 14—James Endicott 6—Fred Neer 13—Donnls April - 1974 9—Fred Culy Timm 20—Lester Wise . ' ★ 18—Edward Davey October — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse Iveson December — ■ 1.973 General Sec'y, Rotary Internationa). March — 1974 26—Olin Dally VOCATIONAL SERVICE ' WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England ' 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Kornstlen 11—Larry ★ President Rotary International Moore Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 5—Carroll Barnes August — 1973 7— William Bobler Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. February — 1974 4—Frank Robertson Rotary Information — .Ernest |use; Fred Anderson, Robert .Seaman Regular — 1st Tuesday each month 1973 - 1974 COMMUNITY SERVICE 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick ■ Leonard 15— John- Pierson 16—Charles Bacon 22— Robert Yingling ..'29—Tom Collins 23—Paul. Ruse 30—Robert Seaman The above is our'program schedule for. the Rotary Year.'1973-1974. If you wish.to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change.'Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. P.aul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn ‘278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand, St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ______ J,'_j 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane S. -____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 1_ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden 'St.—Carol '. _L 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125^-Mary _.. 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann'Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pot 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat ._ 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore.. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth . 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Palsey ___■__ 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. _: Robert B.- Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , _ Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea »_i 238-4195 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine ._ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret J 767-4508 Lester Luce, *41 Sonet Lane—Helen _ 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna ______ ; 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnesi 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae'. : 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. -3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore; 42 Cdrlyte Aye.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert ;Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine .278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 1____ 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy _'. 278-2418' Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall-Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan 278-5495 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 NAME, . Address & Rotary' Ann HONORARY MEMBER John Wolfer*. 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ... The COLDWATER Rotary TtRELECTOR ~Wu Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 279-9412 Gordon- R. Schlubatls, R. R. 3—Harrietta ______ 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude • ,_ 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail ..'278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian • 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl.Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, ,59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279.-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol _: , ' 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet - . . .... 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores _ 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90.N. Clay—Wilma ... 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine . . , 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.; ..... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St'.—Virginia' 278-6334 Robert* G. Yingling,. 21 Scott—Natalie __ 1__ 278-6393 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best” __ aJ\ Q fu . The COl.DWAI'IT, , REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA^khOjAllY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest C/i/A in the U, S. A. June 18, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS Don’t forget district assembly this Saturday, June 22nd. 1 Fireside Rotary Information night for al I new members and wives on Monday, June 24th, 7:30 P.M., Southern Michigan National Bank. Tlbblts Summer Stock season tickets‘are still available from Bill Fuller and John Milnes. Seats may now be reserved. PROGRAM ■ i.— ■■ 4 ■ Country music was the topic very interestingly presented to us by Bobby Hankins of WTVB. Mr.,Hankins has been involved with country music all his life. He began professionally in I960 In Iowa with a ballroom music group featuring string instruments, moving here in 1972. In addition to hiS affiliation with WTVB,1 he plays engagements, Including the Tlbblts Theatre. He has appeared several times at the ’’Grand Ole Opry” in Nashville, Tennessee. Mr. Hankins Indicated that country music Is growing In popularity with many radio and TV programs. In 1957, 70 radio stations featured country music, today there are 1,300. He has worked over the years with many of the famous stars, like Johnny Cash and had the distinction of providing Roy Clark with one of his first jobs! Our thanks to Paul Ruse for bringing us this program on behalf of Chuck Bristol who was program chairman for the day. EARLY LEAVERS John Pierson, Harold Goodholm, Warren Williams, Don Stine, Don Shorno, Jim Endicott, Ed Davey, Norm Moore, Woody Craig, Lester Wise, and Tom Normandin GUESTS Rotarian Guests were Harold Schultz from Quincy, Russell Morre from Green Valley, Arizona, and Jack DerBue from Toledo, Ohio. Non-Rotarian Guests included Jim Davis and Bobby Hankins. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — .Wednesday, 12:15 P.M, ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES^p-.LUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD President JOLLEY Vice-President PAUL THOMPSON ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William HARLOW - Director Attendance — Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Barnes, Robert Kerr. Carroll Classification — Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis, Olney, Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of SEXTON ROTARY PROGRAMS 12—Normand August — 1973 7— William Uobier 14— Leslie 26—Vincent Kornstien Olney 28— Ralph March - 1974 LaGro 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes September — 1973 4—Frank Robertson 19—Robert Loose Magazine — Howard Teeter 11—Larry 26—Olin Dally Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. You’h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 25—Albert Faller Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. Program — Paul Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Kass Iveson 18—Edward Davey ☆ 2—Norman Olmstead 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 9—Fred Culy Timm 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift CHARLES GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary Foundation— Goodholm. Harold 23—Bill 30—John Dygert Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholrn May - 1974 7—Richard Biringor November — 1973 6—Fred Neer 14—James Endicott 13—Dennis 21—Charles McCafferty 20—Lester Wise 27—Richard Hruska CLUB HISTORIAN President Rotary International WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England General Sec'y, Rotary International LYON — Director Employer - EmployeeRelations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted - Song Leader — Richard Hruska. The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Dist., Rotary International REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Ernest Lose Juno — 1974 - rotarV SHOW February 21, 22, 23, 1974 4—Jerry Towns 4—Tom Normandin 11—Robert Kerr 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 18—Richard Holben 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas January — 1974 Woodward 28—Richard Uhl December — 1973 JAMES Schlubatis 23—Gordon 16—Woody Craig ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE April - 1974 October — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Moore 19—Scion Bovce 21— Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans -- Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. 5—Carroll Barnes Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. SPECIAL — At the call of the President Gov. 636 February — 1974 1973 - 1974 WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director Rotary Information — Ernest Lose, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE Worden July — 1974 2—Ralph Toupalik 1—New Years 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson —, Director 29— Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change-dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night wi|l be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address 2 Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, R. R. 4, Box 93-Joyce 238-4195 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth ?_ 278-5358 John A: Kennedy, 31- Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790. Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta , 278-2272 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Robert Seaman, 131 E, Chicago—Marilyn .. 278-8321 Walion Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd; R. R. 3-Helen 238-2382- John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy ._ 278-6501 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , ._ 278-2217 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail . 278-2406 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine ._ 278-8325 ;Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara . 278-6603 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara . 278-5234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ___ . 278-5556 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol _. 278-8474 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene. 278-2021 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet .. 278-5521 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane i _L_' 278-6635 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay-Wilma 278-8238 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321 — LaMoine 278-6693 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne . .... 278-5909 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 23B-2436 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia . 278-4424 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae 278-8518 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ___ 278-4248 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta .. . 238-2632 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma . 278-2968 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ‘____ 279-9492 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie . . . 278-6393 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-5318 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine _ 278-5512 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat . 278-4402 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 William Fuller, 106 Grand St—Francine 279-9481 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat . 639-4433 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon . ... 279-9668 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 B. K. Pearce, 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura . 278-8981 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ._ 278-2311 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan . 278-5495 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR published by the GOLDW^TTR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan 11R^ tOes'6 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN £a:10 P.M ’EEK'S TEWLE 1 I y V is it ing Rptaryans ST-LUSE 49036 . �Profits Most VPho Serves Best** The COLDWATE^'||>tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. June 25, 1974 ANNOUNCEMENTS Board meeting next Tuesday, at 7t39 at Paul Thompson’s house. TlbbIts tickets still available from Bill Fuller Rotary golf tournament will be held at the Kalamazoo Elk’s golf course on August 5. Congratulations to Bob Rumsey on 14 years of perfect attendance. We should also note that Bob has made a sign If leant‘contribution to the club over these years In addition to just being here. PROGRAM Remus Riggs, local farmer, told us about the goals of a new organization called the Branch County Rainmaking Association. This consists of farmers who are in­ terested In producing a more consistent rainfall during the growing season, especially at critical times. He stated that Michigan is the driest state east of the Mississippi-during. July and August., Rain Is produced through a silver Iodide generator process. You can’t make rain when there are not clouds. However, If cloud conditions do exist this process will help them to produce more rain than normal. They are working with a Calif­ ornia company which has made a study of all the weather patterns and can reliably predict where a generator should be placed for the best results. The company Is currently serving areas throughout the world equal to 1/3 of the United States. Our thanks to Ken Worden for bringing us this Interesting program. STARTING OF A NEW ROTARY YEAR President Jolley concluded his year as leader of our organization by thanking the club for all the individual efforts which made this a good year. Paul Thompson received the gavel as new president for the coming year and expressed the appreciation of all members to President Jolley for an outstanding job. Paul Thompson then Indicated he was looking forward to a productive year In which he has set the goal of "Every Member Participation" INTRODUCING YOUR NEW BULLETIN EDITOR Paul Ruse will be writing the weekly Rotary Bulletin during the coming year. We know that he Is well prepared by, training and experience for this role. Your co-editors for the past year, Jerry Towns and John Dygert, wish him well. As a fairwell gesture we have not Included the names of absent members or early leavers In this week's bulletin. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEE Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1973-1974 SANTFORD JOLLEY President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1974: Paul Thompson, James Lyon, Santford Jolley 1975: John Klein, William Fuerstenau, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller Charles Geishert, William CLUB SERVICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of 1973 - 1974 WILLIAM FUERSTENAU - Director HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance - Richard Holben, Dennis McCafferty, Reo Goodwin Crippled Children — Carroll Classification - Robert Rumsey, Richard Moore, John Klein Club Bulletin — John Dygert, Jerry Towns Fellowship — Robert Man, Donald Shorno, Patrick Leonard Barnes, Robert Kerr. ROTARY PROGRAMS Olney, 14— Leslie Olney 21— Harold Creal Scholarships, Awards, and Student Loans — Jerry Towns, Richard Moore. 20-—Ralph LaGro September — 1973 19—Robert Loose Membership — Charles Woodward, Robert Nagle, Richard Biringer. You'h — Richard Hruska, Jack Gift, Larry Iveson. 25—Albert Faller Membership Development — Lester Wise, John Milnes. ★ Program — Paul Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard White, James Kass 18—Edward Davey 2—William INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Timm GEISHERT - Director International Youth Projects Charles Bacon, Richard Uhl Rotary , Foundation. Goodhdlm. — Harold 23—Bill Lymburner 30—Harold Goodholm November — 1973 LYON — Employer • Employee Relations Edward Davey, Ralph LaGro, Norman Olmsted General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Occupational Information — John Dygert, Walt Balcom. REV. BENJAMIN V. LAVEY Kalamazoo, Michigan Juno — 1974 4—Jerry Towns 18—Richard Holben 11—Edward DeVito 18—Charles Bristol 25—Kenneth 25—Christmas Worden July - 1974 January — 1974 February 21, 22, 23, 1974 Woodward 28—Richard Uhl 11—Robert Kerr ROTARY SHOW 7—Richard Biringer 21—Charles McCafferty 4—Tom Normandin Song Leader — Richard Hruska. May - 1974 13—Dennis CLUB HISTORIAN Ernest Luse Schlubatis 14—James Endicott 27—Richard Hruska Director 23—Gordon 30—John Dygert 6—Fred Neer 20—Lester Wise JAMES 9—Fred Culy 16—Reo Goodwin 9—Jack Gift 16—Woody Craig CHARLES April - 1974 2—Norman Olmstead October — 1973 Thompson Public Relations — William Fuller, Kenneth Putnam, Paul Ruse The Four-Way Test — Fred Culy, William Lymburner Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International 5—Kenneth Putnam 12—John Milnes 26—Olin Dally Iveson December — 1973 • March — 1974 4—Frank Robertson VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM C. (Bill) CARTER Battersea, London England 19—Seton Bovee 26—Vincent Kornsllcn 11—Larry ★ President Rotary International Moore Student Guests — Lester Luce, Ed DeVito. SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 5—Carroll Barnes 12—Normand August — 1973 7— William Bobier Rural - Urban — Leslie Gordon Schlubatis. February — 1974 Magazine — Howard Teeter Rotary Information — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ★ COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—New Years 2—Ralph Toupalik 8— Robert Nagle 9—Patrick 15— John Pierson 16—Charles Bacon Leonard Trade & Professional Relations Harold Creal, Robert Loose. B. K. Pearce - Chairman 22— Robert Yingling 23—Paul Ruse Retired Friends — Harold McKnight Duane E. Davidson — Director 29—Tom Collins 30—Robert Seaman The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1973-1974. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Paul Thompson Program Chairman - Telephone 278-6603. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 407 E. Central Rd. R. R. 3—Helen 238-2382 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ___ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret _____ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara __ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _ ____ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ______________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ___-_ 279-9471. Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ____________ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, 18 E. Alden St.—Carol 278-6770 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ... 278-5318 William Fuerstenau, 15 Cornwall Court—Pat 278-4402 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, 4 Williams Dr., Quincy—Pat _ 639-4433 Jack Gift, 389 Grand—Sharon 279-9668 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lcnore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S'. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey ■ 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ______ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, R. R. 4,- Box 93—Joyce ____238-4195 John A. Kennedy, 31 'Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha _ 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice —! 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.-Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane— Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _____ 278-7448 Bill-Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene J 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 1_______ 238-2436 John Milnes, 19 Waterman Ave.—Fae ___ 278-8518 Normand- Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine : 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Fred Neer, 203 W. Chicago St.—Ernestine 278-5512 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Leslie Olney, R. R. 3, Quincy—Wilma 278-2176 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce,- 350 Marshall—Lorraine 278-5975 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, HE. Chicago St.—Mabel Frank Robertson, 25 N. Clay—Joan Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis NAME Address & Rotary Ann The CQ^PWATER Rotary fiffi^CTOR published BY the CORWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6,. Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Conrad Swart, 471 Marshall St.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail ... 278-5406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian _ 278-4222 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L? Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia . 279-9268 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns,. 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ._ . 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, 90 N. Clay—Wilma . 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia .. . . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Besf^W The COLDWATER* REFLECTOR T-xTX ***LJ'‘xsfi!c Published by The COLDWATER'ROTARY’CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sinniiiffest fy bib m the U.S.A. new happy year rTTTTO R S New president Paul Thompson presided over his first meeting of the new year today. This writer does not recall any campaign promises ... of 2 car cS^s£In every garage . . . or a chicken In every pot . . . maybe that Is forth­ coming. 9 Coldwater Rotarians streak­ ed for the door at the given signal when early leavers were permitted to leave. Those who contributed 50$ each for the privilege were Coldwater’s version of Caruso has taken over as the song leader for the new year . . . John Milnes will have Mitch Miller eating his heart out be­ fore the year Is completed. Jim Coss: Bill I need some 2x4'8. Bill Bobier: How long do you want them? Jim Coss: Oh . . . for quite a while . . . . I'm build* ing a garage. 4 4 M.L. PILLSBURY,SPEAKER MAKES PLEA FOR ASSIST­ ANCE IN RAISING FUNDS FOR SHELL BUILDING #6 Chamber of Commerce Mgr. M. L. PI IIsbury, spoke today, relating some facts about the Coldwater Industrial Corporation. Of In­ terest was that the program was Initiated in 1955 with She!I Woody Craig Building#! . . (now plus one who-must remain an­ owned by Amax) . . at onymous because this writer a cost of 48,000. It can’t read his writing. took 3 years to get a * * * buyer for the first one and then 2 buyers at once. Cl Imax (now GUESTS Amax) and Kroger Egg Non Rotarian Guests were M. L.l Co. . . . Kroger just ended up building theIr Pillsbury and Arvid Perrin own across the street. Rotarian Guests . . . Lynn Mr. Pillsbury related Curtis, SturglsjC. Sebald, that monies In so far Otsego; Bill King, Quincy; for the Building #6 la Fred Nichols, Portage; and Charles Dyers, Hamilton. 70,000 plus another Io,000 has been pledged . . . leaving between 30 and 40 thousand to go . . . Dick Uhn presided as the new Sergeant at Arms. We are counting on his In­ genuity to be as good a fund raiser as hid predessors, * * A CHIP ON THE SHOULD IS AN 4 MISSING INDICATION OF WOOD FURTHER Absent members today were Walt Balcom, Carrol I Barnes, Godfrey Collins, Harold Creal, Ed Davey, Larry Donay, Harold Goodholm, Bernard Laney, Ernest Luse, Norm Moore, Tom Normandin, Dave Norton, Ken Putnam, Bob Seaman, Jerry Towns, Clyde WI11 lams UP. Historically this has been a good Investment and the new building should do as well for Investors. Rotarians were asked to support the drive for investments to get She 11 Building #6 off the drawing board and Into reality. I loca­ tion of ShelI #6 wlIi be south of Garfield on extended Jay St. This wl11 be on a part of Coldwater’s 500 acre Industrial Park it You W II Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKI UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100%'zJeMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesd iy. 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Au< itorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Epitcopal Parish House — Wednesd iy, 12:15 P. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6 15 P.M. I ANGOLA - Plattners R istaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methoc st Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Willkam Fuller, Paul Thompson Geishert, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of — Magarino Ruse, John Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James COMMUNITY SERVICE uuiniAU ci men WILLIAM FULLER Lyon Youth — Hruska WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Howard Taylor, Richard Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman The Rotary Klein Youth Bacon, 18—Keith Pearce 25—Ken Putnam 20—Wall Balcom 27—Howard Taylor March — 1975 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — April - 1975 1—Dave Norton John Sergeant-at»Arms — Richard Uhl ★ - 6—John Dygert October — 1974 Director WHITE Charles 4—Seton Bovee II—Jim Endicott 13—Dick Hruska 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD August — 1974 February — 1975 17—Chuck Woodward ★ International CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International ROTARY PROGRAMS Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL nt . Director — Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Ernest Robert 1974 - 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik ★ Allegan, Director Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES - Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL LUB SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN 1—Dave Rubley • 8—Bob Loose 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Birlnger 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Director December — 1974 Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro 3—Larry Donay The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay -17—Dick Moore 10—Don Shorno 24—Harold Gopdholm 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean ‘ February 20, 21, 22; 1975 Director — 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22-r-Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed, by. the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278,5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian . 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy _ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane _ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne _____ , 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 278-2968 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _______ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ——639-4433' Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth _ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME The COLDWATER Rotary TTOLCTOR J . Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. , 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha -i. 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth __________ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 278-8518 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278- 4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 279- 9492 279-9349 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9063 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ------ Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —_. — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 Jbhn"S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.'—Maura ------ 278-8901 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura • Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . -- . . . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- NAME UR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. published BY the CqJ^^FER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm,. 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen .' L____ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores —'278-6736 Clyde .WJIIioms, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warreji, Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lestex-E^JWise, R. R> 2, Box 299-Celia _ 278-4424 Chatlss^Woodward, 163 Marshall St. - .. 278-5033 Leslie—Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R-. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Sdott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 49036^ �“ Profits Most Who Serves Best” ' The COLDWATEJ^^A^rj/ REFLECTOR t Published by The CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cllib in the U. S. A. July 9, 1974 ROTARIANS HEAR SPEAKER FROM THE "FRIENDLY PART" OF OSHA Strained smiles . . . a few groans . . . stilted laughter . j . was In evidence as Pat The team of Dave and Dave Leonard Introduced the Pro­ will be greeting you as gram on July 9i Reasons for you come to Rotary next this type of reaction came week . v . Dave Rub ley and from the Introduction of Russ Dave Norton are the offi­ Cooper and Bl 11 Luck ... 2 cial welcoming committee men from Osha. But as the for the week. program went on. . . Rotar­ ians relaxed a bit when it ■■ - ----- .---------was learned that these were the ’’good guys" from Osha ... NOTICE the guys that help to keep you out of trouble ... by The Club Board of Directors helping to steer you away have accepted with regret •from the "no-no’s". the resignation of Dr. Jack GREETERS FOR JULY 16 PREZ SEZ: June attendance was at { 84.91% | . . puts our | club 6th out of 13 clubs! With a little effort I bet we can improve that. I Rotary is going to kick I off the Sweet Adelines I fund drive to go to the I InternatIonaI Contest In I Seattle In 1975. The I board voted $500.00 to I help the "kitty” get started. The Adel Ines have been most helpful to Rotary through the years during show times . . ; and this gives us an? opportunity to show our appreciation. Gift, because of lack of time to attend weekly meet­ ings. 11 EARLY LEAVERS HELP TO FATTEN THE ROTARY FOUNDATION FUND Branch County Bl-Cent- , ennlal will be in 1975. Need volunteers for committee to come up with plans to make this a momentous occasion. $1.00 per person fine for leaving early was levied against the following: Larry Donay, Carrol I Barnes,Howard Taylor, John Milnes, Larry Iveson, Chuck Bristol, Dick White and Guest, Norm Moore, Woody Craig, Tom Normandln, and Bill Timm. Thanks for the contribution, fellows. Need 5 volunteers for Sunday the 14th to take down staging at the Tibbits. I service club each week will be doing this . . . Rotarians are privileged to be first. HOWARD TAYLOR SERENADED Howard took the customary bows as the club wished him a happy birthday with the usual melodious tones BITS OF WISDOM: You never get a second chance to make a good first impression. -0- Sign in Lester Wise’s office: "IF YOUR HUSBAND IS LOSING INTEREST, TELL HIM TO SEE US, " Russ Cooper explained that things are looking up . . . that Osha is going to be re­ placed by Mi-Osha . . . and will be operated on a state level. This to be on a pro­ bationary basis till 1976, to see if we are as effective as Federal Osha. Cooper explained some of the operations of the new Mi-Osha .... Immediate fines will be levied if eminent danger of injury or death is possible. The question was asked . . on what basis will the Federal Agency of Osha evaluate the new Ml-Osha. Coopers speculation was that this would be based on re­ duction of accidents and not on increase in fines. He also explained that Michigan is the 4th state to develop its own regulations. He also related that The Ed­ ucational Department which he heads, will give plant tours to point out possible viola­ tions . . . with no fines. That’s the part that puts their In the category of the "Good Guys". Labor Day is so named be cause its the only day when nobody does any. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart .Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JQNESVILIE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �^^LUFSERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF COMMITTEES HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles WtIDcm FuHer, Paul Thompson Geishert, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening - Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magaxine — Bernard Laney Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — James Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard — ★ August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13-Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylorr Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director - WHITE RICHARD October — 1974 International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — John 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 12—Howard Teeter 13—Dick Biringer 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse June — 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 24—Chuck Bristol CLUB HISTORIAN Director | February — 1975 17—Chuck' Woodward ★ CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley ROTARY PROGRAMS 8—Bob Loose VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President - WILLIAM FULLER Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Program' 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — 'John Norman Youtsey Milnes, 10—Tom Collins , 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW ' Director 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President.’Jim Lyon Program Chairman ,-, Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. 278-5330 Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha ’.______ 278-8840 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Jahn Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- - 278-6183 278-6501 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean '____ 278-8086 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst .Ave.—Gail ,------------- 278-2217 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple. Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Charles Bristol; R. R. 5—Lois , L____ 278-5828 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310*. .Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 1________ ’ 278-7249 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth -—:---------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2b21 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093- Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609. Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol -------------------238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ________ 278-5909 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—.Elaine . . 278-4198 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------------- 279-9492 John Dygert, R. R. 7, -Box 125-rMary 278-4248 Tom Normandin, 85’Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma *_ 278-2968 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Kenneth-Putnam, 11-E^-Chicago-St.—Mabel 278.-2311 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore * 278-6517. David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ahn Dr.—Phyllis’ ’ 278-5006 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 . — . . 279-9412 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 * Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta-278-2272* Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn :______.' 278-6704 NAME Address fi Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Johrv Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen------- -— 278-6730 The CQLDWATER Rotary REFL.nCTCH Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB w Uv Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn -278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swbrt, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian .... 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike. Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine — 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia . 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. - ...------ 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond '278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25-Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — ...---- 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �'He Profits Most IP ho Serves Best** The COLDWATEM^toty REFLECTOR Published byThe coldwater rotary club, cofflwerter, Michigan ‘ T/ie Siiigingest^dl^jbn the U.S.A. f CHUCK BACON SAYS . . . HE WASHES Hl$ HANDS MORE THAN GRANDPA DID . . . PREZ SEZ: STREAKERS THIS WEEK Next Board Meeting a week early * » . on July 30 rather than August 6th. Streaking for the door to pay their 50£ privilege fee for leaving early were . . . Dave ^ubly, Don Shorno,B.K.Pearce, form Olmsted, Bob Kerr, Dicl$ SirInger, Norm Moore and I more who has illegible hand­ writing. Rotary Club received acknowledgements from Ed Davey and Bill Fuller for flowers received. Committee Chairmen should have reports In by August I st . .... Look at the back of this bulletin to see which committee you are serving on . . . help your chairman formulate plans and a report... THERE ARE OTHER THINGS IN LIFE BESIDE'MONEY .... HUNGER, MISERY, POVERTY. MISSING ... The following committee has been appointed to plan a stag during Aug. Cha Irman-Norm Moore, committee members-Dick White, John Pearson, Fred Culy and Duke Davidson. If your wife doesn't treat you as you deserve . . 4 . be thankful! 10 GUESTS THIS WEEK Rotarian Guests this week were Otto and Hilda Saitz ...Harry and Lydia Laukus, Bronson... Larry Pickering Fort Wayne.. Lynn Curtis, Sturgis.. Fred Nichols, Portage.. Al Wiler, Bronson 24 Rotarians were missed^this week... We are figuring that they are basking In the sunshlnd dr playing golf or fishing . . . someplace on vacation. . . Included on the missing list this week... Walt Ba I com, Carrol I Barnes, Seton Bovee, Sherwood Craig, Hal Creal, John Dean, Larry Donay, Mark Feller, Vince Kornstein Ralph LaGro, Bi 11 Lymburner, Bob Nagle, Tom Normandln, Dave Norton, Hal Sexton, Bill Timm, Conrad Swart, Howard Taylor, Clyde Williams, Les Wise, Charles Woodward> Ken Worden, Bob Yingling and Norm Youtsey. Non Rotarian Guests...... Wally Cox of Coldwater and Ed Rtvar, Coldwater. GREETERS In a most Interesting and Informative program , . . Chuck Bacon related some things about the way phy­ sicians and surgeons oper­ ated In the past years . . compared to the way they operate today. It’s am­ azing... that the human • race survived, is one of the comments overheard after the program.......... re­ ference was to the sanitary conditions In the practice of medicine. . . even as recent as 100 years ago when his grandfather was a physician in Chicago. He related that In those days the surgeons kept their sea IpeI in their boots... and the sutures in their vest. For those instant ’’patch up” jobs as well as at the hospitals.: Doctors were very reluctant to be­ lieve, in earlier days of medicine, that cleanliness had anything to do with the chances of survival of the patient. The propon­ ents of surgeons washing their hands before surgerry were ostrasized for their rad leal vIews . Casualty rates for matern­ ity cases were 8 times greater in the hospitals than at home. If you had a broken limb you only had a 50/S chance of surviving. . . . there was no opera­ tion for appendix ..all casualties., and transfu­ sions were a crime until 1900.. because everyone died. ’’Arencha Glad" that things have changed?... for Here was another refresh­ ing development that Dr. ROTARIANS HELP TIBB ITS JULY 23 MEETING Bacon related... you can now donate blood and have Working til the wee hours Mike ToupalIk it frozen so if you need of the morning to help Russ Temple a transfusion anytime In take down the old props the future you can have and put up the new were— your own bloody., just tnaw Jim Lyon, Tom Normandin, it out and use It., should and Don Stine, THANKS, Wreshihg Oh a hot You^Will Always Be W#lc»rrw at These Neigh; ioring Clubs. ® summer day. MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100°Z &EMbTr QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednetday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES^BLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS L )975t Santford 'Jolley, Normand* Moore, Harlow Sdxton 1976: William Fuller, Paul Thompson' Geishert, Charles Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Dygert .★ 7 ■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS of Ruse, John Fellowship — Dohqld, Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magaxine Bernard Laney Membership — - Robert* Nagle, ■ Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — let Tuesday eVening each month » Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON — James Lyon COMMUNITY SERVICE WILLIAM FULLER 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska i » • ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan Howard Taylor, Richard . • Rotary' Internatidnal —• ‘ Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman ‘ The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — John Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ Occupational Information —Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard .* 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 i , 1—Dave Rubloy > 15—N6rm Olmsted '* 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally ■29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pqt Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 • Ernest Luse December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay ' ' i • 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders - John Milnes, ’17—Dick Moore Norman Youtsey ' •• ••------- ----------- ’ --------- ■-------- 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle • . 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 26—Bill Timm Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom,’. Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence' Donay . 18—Ed DeVito 19—Bob Yingling CLUB HISTORIAN - , Director 11—Rich Holben 3--Mike Toupalik October — 1974 Director - Youth Bacon, 4—Don Stine September — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol WHITE Charles March - 1975 27—Howard Taylor 17—Chuck Woodward t INTERNATIONAL service RICHARD 20—Walt Balcom 10—Mark Feller • ■‘ * ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International 4—Seton Bovee August — 1974 International CHARLES GEISHERT February — 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise SPECIAL — At the call of the President ' ' ' DISTRICT 636 Director 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 •1—Paul Ruse January — 1975. ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss ' ‘ ' 10—Tom Collins 7—John Klirte 8—Jerry Towns. 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken‘. Worden. 28—John Pierson I 29—NormK Youtsey -• The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman -...Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane-Kathryn 278-6033 Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 John:A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 John Klein, 39 Douglas, Ave.—Patricia __ 278.6183 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret j. 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice _______ 278-2912 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail _______ 278-2217 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86-Katherine _ 278-8325 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 1 278-4812 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ___ 278-7249 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth _________ 278-7448 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy :_______ 279-9471 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _________ 238-2436 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-.8518 Edward DeVito, R'. R. 4—Carol x______ 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 ■Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . . 278-4198 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 ""Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Tom NormOndin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet i 279-9349 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte __ 278-5475 .David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lancre 270-6517 .Kenneth Putnam, 1 KE. Chicago St.—Mabel _ 278-2311 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Paul Ruse,-151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . .. 279-9412 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 NAME ’ Address & Rotary Ann • Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E.. Chicago-Marilyn L. .•__i 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda' 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise ; 278-5842 Donald Stiqe, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, -49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude _ 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter,.73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple,'616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R‘. 5—Eileen . 278-5556 Jerry Towns, ’102 Carlyle—Carol -_________ 278-8474 Richard Uhl, -100 Grand—Janet ______________ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lesler F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box'299->Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall ,St. .1 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna _ 278-6393 1 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The COLDWATER Rotary OB^CTOR PUBLISHED*BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB V Coldwater, Michigan, COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-2811 278-6730 �Profits Most Who Serves BestP^^ <sN3ZV> The COLDWATEgpfeta^’ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RiJtAR.Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest d lit I) in. the U.S.A. nothing happens till you sell SOMETHING .... AND ADVERTIS HELPS YOU SELL PREZ SEZ: I Todays speaker was Bruce 1 York, of Jepson-Murray I Advertising Agency, Lansing, who related some Interesting facts about Advertising and it’s methods. Adv­ ertising is more thah selling merchandIse... It Is selling people on Nag note: Commi ttee an Idea... politicians reports are Due Aug. I use it to get their that’s getting-dose. point across and so forth. Advertising has grown from its humble 24sRotarIans Missing beginnings In the 1880’s selling patent medicines This weeks absentees Include to todays size of a Charles Bacon, Bill Bobler,' 25 billion dollar a year Charles Bristol, Woody business. Craig, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, The part of the adver­ Duane Davidson, Ed Devito, tising agency Is to Dick Hruska, Larry Iveson, help the business, or Vince Kornstein, Lester manufacturer sell his Luce, John Milnes, Norm goods and services to Moore, Tom Normandin, his potential customer. Keath Pearce, John Pierson Reaching the right Don Stine, Conrad Swart, audience for your prod­ Howard Teeter, Clyde uct is important and Williams, Churck Woodward there are many demogra­ Bob Yingling & Harold phics available today Goodholm. to adv. agencies to help determine how to reach the right potential for If we make money at poker the cl lent. thats gambling, if we make Mr. York related some money at Bridge, that’s interesting statistics social. But if we make about the Coldwater area money on the Stock Market which has been analyzed that’s a miracle, within the confines of Zip Codes... In 49036 -0there are 18,000 people 5,000 households. Just remember, when a man 18$ single 10.3$ with runs for Congress, you are a friend; when he Is elected 6 or more in the family. 2.8$ earn over 25,000 you are a constituent; and per year and 19.1$ less when he Is In office you are Just a taxpayer. than 3,000 per year with the median Income of $7,753 per year. 7$ have 4 or more years of col lege with 11.6 years of school as the median. 9.6$ of * * * * our population is over 65, ATTENDENCE committee Is to be commended for the fine attendance last month. 89.5$ ...which was the highest In clubs over 50 In the district. Nice to be In first place. 12 Guests this wook ....Rotarian Guests Include... Leon Parrish, Gerry Klepert, Wondell Hathaway, Dan Dobson, 0. Dyer and Fred Nichols Non Rotarian Guests were... Roland E. Trautman, Robert Mitchel I, Larry Carrico, Dick Long, Bruce York, Don Spaulding. It’s always nice to have visitors. After his last physical ..Fred Culy’s doctor told him to take up some new bad habits...he’s tired of telling him to cut down on the same old ones. -0-0-0-0-0-0-0Overheard at Rotary: ”I’m glad Bill Timm Is Mayer... after all those years on the Council, he deserves a rest.” Next week’s greeters Mark Andrews Howard Taylor 18$ have more than I ’’John” in their homes 58$ of the people are non movers ... 76$ of homes are owner occupied 3-1/2$ have 3 or more cars 27$ 2 cars and 12$ no car. 88$ have TV and 16$ have dishwashers. (Looks to me IIke the dishwasher market is wide open) You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 p.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller, Willtan. Geishert, Charles Thompson Paul 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President COMMIUEES^HLUB SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert — Magazine Bernard Laney Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rublcy Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary International ■— Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan — August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March - 1975 27—Howard Taylor' 4—Don Stine September — 1974 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 11—Rich Holben April - 1975 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WHITE RICHARD International Bacon, Charles The Rotary Klein Director - Youth October — 1974 Projects — Edward Davey — John Foundation Z 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 24—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean F^sruary 20^ 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes July — 1975 January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 8—Bill Lymburner 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 24—Chuck Bristol CLUB HISTORIAN Director February — 1975 17—Chuck Woodward ★ ★ CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International Howard Taylor, Richard Membership — Robert • Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Allegan, Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey ★ CHARLES Director COMMUNITY SERVICE 1974 - 1975 .......... suniei> m * ^ROTARY PROGRAMS WILLIAM FULLER — Director 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret x 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891' Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 278-2968 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, ,145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox,' 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ~Z-- — 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330. John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ' 278-5790” Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy -- 278-6501 278-2912 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth _______ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae _ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _______ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —----- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine —-—278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura--------— 278-8981 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse/ 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta published BY the GOIBWATER ROTARY CLUB 278-5006 279-9412 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address I Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 , 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams,r=Rr-Re 6, Box 321-LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R^^, Box 299-Celia. 278-4424 Charles Woodward;=163 Marshall St. -278-5033 Leslie Woodward^468 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden—25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yinglingr=21=Scott—Natalie --- ---------- 278-6393 Norman Youtsey,_^t25^Marshall—Donna278-6551 Kenneth Putnam;- T1 'E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura ---------- 278-7237 The COLDWATER Rotary TtEffccTOR Coldwater, Michigan NAME �“7/e Profits Most IP ho Serves Best* The COmWATEO|^«ry REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATEp^CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Ctiwm the U. S. A. August 13» 1974... ERNIE LUSE DAY PREZ SEZ: 16 ROTARIANS HAVE 100% ATTENDANCE ANNUAL ROTARY STAG... Tues. August 20th..at Tip Up Island..Great Food..&"Sasparilla" to quote Fred Culy .. Y'all come! Com­ mittee will head out after the meet­ ing Tues. noon..And all should be in readiness for every­ one at 5:30 to 6:00 PM.. With that much of a head start the committee should be in great shape by the time the rest of us get there. If you haven't put in a reservation..come anyway there w ill be plenty of food for all... Secretary Bob Rumsey re­ leased the attendance statistics for the 1st 6 months of this year... Our Club attendance for the 6 month period was 87.97%. If you were be­ low this average.. Re­ evaluate your attendance.. Make up. Perfect attendance has been maintained by: Fred Anderson Walt Balcom Mark Feller Charles Geishert Harold Goodholm Santford Jolley Bob Kerr John Klein Ernie Luse Jim Lyon Dave Norton Dave Rubley Bob Rumsey Russ Temple Paul Thompson Ken Worden DEFINITIONS: RAISIN: A worried Grape VOLCANO: A Mountain with Hiccups From ROTARY Constitution 5b: "The membership of any active, senior or Past Service Member except as hereinafter provided, whose percentage of attendance is less than 60% during the first or second 6 months of the clubs fiscal year shall automatically terminate, unless he is excused by the Board for good and sufficient reason." GREETERS FOR NEXT WEEK: MIKE TOUPALIK HAROLD GOODHOLM ITINERANTS & GUESTS: Rotary Guests were: Ray Ehl from Quincy Burt Ward Bronson Dwight Green Bronson Robert Sunderman Port Huron Non Rotarian Guest: Mark Henderson Jim Jenkins Ernie Luse was honored at this weeks meeting with recognition of various types... First through the chow line ... Sang his favorite songs ... Presented with 27 year perfect attendance pin... and a special plaque for Outstanding Service Above Self for his many years of outstanding service in the Coldwater Rotary Club. You’re setting a great ex­ ample for us, Ernie... keep up the great work. This weeks program featur­ ed Jim Jenkins, News Dir­ ector of WTVB-WANG FM... Jim related"some of the elements it takes to run a broadcast news operation. Also urged participation from Rotarians and general public to give their point of view for use on the popular feature... "From Another Point of View". NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAM: On August 20th Hal Creal is the Program Chairman and he informs us that he will have with him Cynthia Higbea who is the program director at the Little People Child Care Center... Coldwater's newest and only federally approved Child Day care center. After a very brief presentation at the meet­ ing... Hal informs us that we will then have the op­ portunity to take a tour of the new "Little People Day Care Center"... MEDICAL NEWS: Have you heard of the two red red corpuscles who loved in vein? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Porker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M, �COMMIUEES^pLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Will Jan. Geishert, Fuller, Charlo* 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening - Director Classification - Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magaxine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James Lyon Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at*Arms — Richard Uhl The Rotary Klein CHARLES GEISHERT WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES — Director - Youth Project* — Edward Davey Bacon, — Foundation John Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 18—Keith Pearce 25—Ken Putnam 20-Wall Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupallk 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveion 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 , Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 6—John Dygert 13—Dick Hruska 1—Dave Norton CLUB HISTORIAN Director August — 1974 October — 1974 ★ . VOCATIONAL SERVICE 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 24—Chuck Bristol WHITE Charles ROTARY PROGRAMS 17—Chuck Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise ★ President Rotary International Howard Taylor, Richard ★ RICHARD February — 1975 1974 - 1975 Director Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden International SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL - Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupallk Program Thompson Paul SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins COMMUNITY SERVICE WILLIAM FULLER 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay Song Leader* — Norman Youtsey A Milnes, John 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno 17—Dick Moore 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean ' February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 31—Bob Nagle July - 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President.' Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-535B Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lol* 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278'5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy „______ Z— 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo - 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat _ 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 1 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth ________ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ------ - 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle — Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta — 278-5006 HONORARY MEMBERS The COLDWATER Rotary SW^CTOR 278-2811 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY the COLDWATTR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ____ 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ______ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lesler F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^P"He Profits Most IP ho Serves Best’^& The COLDWATE^feta^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER.^OT^.Ry CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest &Q&) m the U.S.A. Auqust 20, 1974 S ROTARIANS VISIT LITTLE PEOPLE CHILD CARE CENTER PREZ SEZ: ITINERANTS & GUESTS recelved a letter of thanks from the Tlbblts foundation thanking the Rotary Club for their most recent support of furnishing the kitchen. Visiting Rotarians this week Included: Nelson Weber - Bronson Fred Nichols - Portage Carl H. Evans Hubert L. Sunduman Coldwater Clubs Atten­ dance Is 3rd In our size In the District with a percentage of 83.23... Three Rivers had 83.62$ and Vicksburg had 96.6$.. How about beating Vicksburg? Non-Rotarlan Guests included: ,* < Bob Ruse from Cedar Falls, Iowa and Howard Rochte We live by the clock today. A Man spends 8 hours earning money, 8 hours spending 150$ of what he has earned, and most of the remaining 8 wondering^why he can’t sleep. -0Two Caterpillars were crawling across the grass when a butterfly flew over them. They looked up, and one nudged the other and said: ’’you couldn’t get me up In one of those things for a million dollars!’’ -0- MISSING THIS WEEK Carrol I Barnes Dick Blringer Charles Bristol Sherwood Craig Larry Donay Larry Iveson Santford Jolley Vince Kornstein Dennis McCafferty John Mi Ines Tom Normandln Norm Olmsted Bob Seaman Russ Temple Charles Woodward -CI­ NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM: GREETERS FOR NEXT WEEK BILL LYMBURNER JOHN DYGERT -0- Nothing Is quite so annoying as to have someone go right on talking when you’re Interuptlng. The trouble with the guy who talks too fast Is that he often says something he hasn’t thought of yet. -0- This weeks program was arranged by Hal Creal .. and featured Infor­ mation about his new enterprise... the ’’Little People" Child Day Care Center. This new addition to Coldwater Is both State and Federally Approved and Licensed., and Is Staffed by highly trained and qualified peopIe.•. 20 in all. After a short presen­ tation at the meeting.. Rotarians were given a tour of the new Day Care Center. FaciIities are great and it Is a fine new addition to our comm­ unity. Good luck on your new venture, Hal. Program Chairman for next week, Aug. 27th, Howard Taylor, says that It should be very i nterest i ng, espec tally to those who are inter­ ested In antique cars. Possibly will be a speaker from the Antique car club plus a film on Antique cars. Plus Howard says he will put in his own 2 cents worth about antique cars. Look forward to a most Interesting program. -0- -0- People can be divided Into 3 groups: Those who make things ■ happen, those who watch things happen, and those who wonder what happened. Cooperation Is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. -0- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. �COMMIHEE^WLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Fuller, Paul Thompson Geishert, Charles ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Dygert of Ruse, Magazine Bernard Laney — Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer L Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik James Lyon WILLIAM R, ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan — 18—Keith Pearce Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests — Lester Luse, Willicim Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard WHITE Charles 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton October — 1974 Director - Projects Youth — Edward Davey Bacon, March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD 20—Wall Balcom 17—Chuck Woodward ★ . Director Foundation — John 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May- 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard ( 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 19—Bob Yingling 20—Larry Iveson 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert CLUB HISTORIAN The Four-Way Test t- Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 13—Dick Hruska The Rotary Klein CHARLES GEISHERT Director - August — 1974 Rotary International — Ernest , Luse, - Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE February — 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise ★ President Rotary International WILLIAM FULLER International ★ 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Nagle, Richard SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Program — 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 3—Bob Seaman • 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey « John Milnes, 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno 17—Dick Moore 17—Ed Davey 24—Harold Goodholm - ROTihRY show Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes 31—Bob Nagle July — 1975 January — 1975 ' 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R.- 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ... 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 LihcoTnSt.^lanore’-:i_:_ 278-6517’ Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn _____________ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann. Phone No. NAME . Address fi Rotary Ann The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE CORDW^TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn _ 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester.Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carleno 278-2021 Jerry Towns, .102 Carlyle—Carol ___ 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, .100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 -Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ._ 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 2 279-9349 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan __ 279-9063 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy B 278-2418' Norman ’ Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Furnam, —11—E—Cvicago^ St.—Mabel278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . 279-9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N..Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ------ ;— 278-2272, John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �------------------------------------------ ^^71e~Profits Most Who ServesBes^^9^ The COLDWATE^%«O REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^Ht^^CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest C/iV6 in the (J. S. A. August 27; 1974 ROTARIANS HAVE SHORT MEETING ............ Board meeting next Tuesday evening 7:30 at Prez Pauls House .. 27 Cheryl Ann Drive. Attendance Math: Members 88 Missing 25 63 Guests 6 69 Total at July 27 meeting Brevity was the theme of the Aug, 27 meeting... Even the Sgt. at ARms.. I should say the VIceSgt. at Arms.. Dick White cut down the fin In? period due to a very pressing engagement at the Golf Course. A th-iink you has been j received from the Sweet Adelines for the starter amount received from the Rotary Club I to go toward their I Rotarian Guests^were Paul Robe Sn^Blve, Hubert L. Sund^pn of Port Huron, Mfch. John DeWeese of Delphos, Ohio; jk fund to finance their trip to International I Charles Dyer Hamilton, No meeting at Quincy I Non-Rotarian Guest Dr. J.E. Woodham, Spkr. next Monday.. So make up’s will have to made elsewhere... II ke maybe Bronson on Wednesday. I PREZ SEZ: contest next fall. it was reported that a oood time was had by Gary Donner I “0- \ I Rotarian to Daughter: I Why did you put sun tan Lotion on the Breakfast I table? Daughter: ”1 put some on my toast so that It wouldn’t burn.” all who attended the Rotary Stag last Tues. Reportedly after a few sasparilla’s there was some pre-rotary show rehearsals. Hope the neighbors didn’t complain. j I -0- | DEFINITIONS: I I WIFE: A person who can look In the top drawer of a dresser and find a man’s handkerchief that Isn’t there. -0BABYSITTER: A teenager who comes In to act like an adult, while the adults are out acting §*ke teenagers. I -0EG0TIST: A self made man who worships his creator. j I -0RABBIT: A little animal that grows fur other I animals get the credit for. ———---------- -i Definition: METAL AGE.. When man has silver in his hair God in his teeth... and lead In his feet. | ' ---- Howard Taylor, In charge of the program., didn’t bring his movies on old cars., but brought new­ comer to Coldwater, Dr. J.E. Woodham,.Podiatrist. Who let us In on some new things In the field of podiatry.. He also had some Info on new Sillcone Implants., can’t see how this reIates to feet .. but maybe It’s more Interest­ ing than feet. He says that the new Silicone implants are so real that you have to feel them to see If they’re real or not... Oh! the Iife that these doctors lead. Next week’s program... under the care and supervision of Mike Toupali'k. The program and meet­ ing adjourned at 1:10., It appears that Program Chmn. Taylor and Speaker Woodham had an early tee off at the chamber of commerce golf tournament too. You Wifr Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP'YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church •“ Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �^BIlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW PAUL President THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow'Sexton 1976: Willtanv Geishert, Fuller, Charlee 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening - Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Normon Youtsey Magazine Bernard Laney — Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupallk — James CHARLES GEISHERT Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Allegan, . Michigan Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden — ROTARY PROGRAMS August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18 —Keith Pearce 13-Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Wall Balcom March — 1975 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Youth — Hruska 3—Mike Toupallk 18—Ed DeVito 10--Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Howard Taylor, Richard 17—Chuck Woodward ★ April — 1975 24—Chuck Bristol 1—Dave Norton October — 1974 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD WHITE Director - International Charles Bacon, The Rotary Klein — Projects Youth Edward Davey Foundation — John 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 27—Howard Taylor CLUB HISTORIAN Director February — 1975 Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Director - 8—Bob Loose Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM FULLER Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program Thompson Paul SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Halben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Kass B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, -69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne _________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol ____ 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles-Geishert,■ R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat , .- 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. -7,. .Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn NAME Address & Rotary Ann . Phone No. NAME Address A Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan Conrad Swart, 49 ■ Wr"€larke, Ave.—Gertrude Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall^ch R.~R,._2—Gail Howard M. Treier, 73 Carl^Hfe^brian 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 278-4350 278-2406 278-4222 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce,‘ 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------- ------------ .278-4812 Russell Temple, 616-S. Fall River Dr.—kaye 278-4140 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth _______ 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ------------- ---------- 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ___ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . - 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ------ — 279-9063 278-6603 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3; Box 382 -. _____ 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine — 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John-5. Pierson, 340 Marshall-St.—Maura --------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel --— 278-2311 278-7237 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278- 5006 279- 9412 -Tr.—Robert Paul Ruse,: 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Joh HONORARY MEMBERS ng , 75 NT Circle Dr.—Edna - •, 33 Daygherty—Gretchen The COLDWATTl^ — _b Rotary ptWECTOR MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2811 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lahe—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert 8. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail .------------- 278-2217 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best' The COLDWATEJ^^fcrtj REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^R^OJ^^' CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The m the the U.S.A. U.S. A. The tSingingest c)litb in September 3, 1974 FRAN HEWLETT OF GAMBLES TODAY’S SPEAKER.............. ______ — Attendance Math: YEAR OLDER DEPT. Members Missing Rich Holben and Keith Pearce celebrating Birthdays..* HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Guetss 88 13 75 10 ~85 Total At Sept. 3 Mtg. FOR BETTER OR WORSE: Nice to see so many out for Rotary . . . to fi11 all the tables and have to add extra table space. ”|’ve changed my mind”,- She Said. ’’Does It work any better?” He asked. Rotarian Guests: Thurman Dlethrick, H. SundermanPort Huron, Bruce MayhewHighland Park, Elwyn Bod leyBat City, Dale Brown-Quincy, WEATHER FORECAST: Chick Richards-Bronson, Cal For next week according to Dyer-.’ Ham 11 ton, Ohio the Farmer’s Almanac—Fair Weather... Non-Rotarian Guests: Ed Tannery George Buchanan Al Nelson We’ll see how that comes out. DATES TO REMEMBER: Down Memory Lane: 20 years ago... September 3, 1954 September 5: Be Late for Something Day. Purpose: to create release from the stresses and strains resulting from a ' consistent need to be on time. Sponsor: Procrastinators Club of America, Inc. Program Chairman was Fred Weeks. His program was Kermit Dennis, Principal of Coldwater High School who explained the beginning of the Coop Program between Schools and Business and Industry. Then Jogn Backman, Coordinator of the program explained the work­ September 8: ings of the new plan and that 136 similar communities Grand Dad’s Day already had such a program Program Chairman of the day Mike Toupallk Introduced Fran Hewlett, Sales Manager of the Franchise Division of Gamble Skogmo, Headquar­ tered in Coldwater. He related some Interesting facts about Gamble Conglo­ merate from Its humble begglnnings as a Model T Ford Parts store to the 21 sepa­ rate companies that It Is today. Welcome news to the ears of Rotarians was of the planned expansion of the warehouse facility of 1.4 ml 11 ion dollars worth . . . and the announcement that the local T6mpo store, a Division of Gambles . . . will be doubling their space In the very near future. We’re happy to have-pro4gresslve merchants like that around. Next Week . . . Mark Feller will have Lee Feller of Al I lance Associ­ ates as his program feature. Lee will have a presentation on the World Food Shortage. Should prove to be an in­ teresting and Informative program. And maybe some­ what surprising how there can be a shortage when we are so welI fed. ROTARIAN ON THE PHONE . . . ’’I’m Lord and Master of my home and I can play poker anytime I want to . . Purpose: To honor Grand Dad... the head of the family Just hold on a minute while I find out If I want to". At the Executive meeting September 2, 1954 Ernie Lose (Editors note . . .1 think It would be fitting for all and Warner Van Aken were grandfathers to be honored named to attend the meeting on classifications on Sept.9 at next week’s Rotary meeting at Clear Lake. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs make up Your attendance QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. — be a ioo% member ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL President THOMPSON JAMES LYON ‘ Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Fuller, Charles Thompson Paul 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President COMMITTEES ^HlUO SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Dygert Paul Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magarino Bernard Laney — Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden August — 1974 February — 1975 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20~Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3->Mlkc Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol October — 1974 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD - WHITE Director International Youth Bacon, Charles The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey Foundation John — ★ — ROTARY PROGRAMS 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT Fort Lauderdale, Florida Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Lyon CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Director - 1974 - 1975 April — 1975 1—Dave Norton Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise • ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program | COMMUNITY SERVICE Director The Four-Way • Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes,. James Koss 3—Bob Seaman July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr .15—Fred Culy 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse 8—Bill Lymburner 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special program* such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club .President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn S 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons. Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie------ 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll I. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret x 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret--------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara----------------- 278-5891 NAME Address & Rotary Ann. Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.------ ,— 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ------------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278-5234 : Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 ’ Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth --------------------------- 278-7448 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian--------------- .---------- . 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ------------------------ 279-9471 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna --------------- 278-2007 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- , 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty —- 278-6093 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol :----------------------- 238-2436 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne --------------------------- 278-5909 John Milnes, 131-N. Hanchett St.—Foe ---------- *. 278-8518 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol ---------------- 278-6770 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —------------- -- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------------- 279-9492 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary--------------- 278-4248 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy _=— 278-2418 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ------ -------------— 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle .Dr.—Virginia ---------------- 278-2841 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279-9481 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—-Maura ■=.—278-8981 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat —--- 639=4433 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare ---------- 278-6517 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura --------- 278-7237 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey------------ 278-6191 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet ---------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn------------------------ 278-6704 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta------ /.c’278-2272 NAME Address & Rotary Ann - Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ----Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan ■------- ------ 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ----- 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia---- 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 ‘ 1 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 1___________ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet------------------------- 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores ---------- 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine — 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — --------- 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia------ 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — — 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------- 278-6551 .HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man{--=75“N«=Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker,-33 ’ Daugherty—Gretchen 278-2811 278-6730 fa SEP' g o • AM The COLDWATER ■ Rotary slKKffiECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. MR,. ERNEST LUSE ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Besv^^ The COLDWATEB@fetary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^RoT^dRY“ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest Clitl) in the U.S.A. Lee Feller Speaker at Rotary September 10, 1974 Attendance Math PREZ SEZ: Members Absent 88 16 72 Guests 12 Total Att: 84 There will be some rec­ omended changes In the by laws to be voted on In the near future. Board of Directors meet­ ing Now Is designated to a specific day of the month .. the change will be to leave the day up to the Exec. Bd. Rotarian Guests Bert B. Ward John Starr Glen Barnett WendelI Hathaway Mark Putnam Chai Dyer Also... Presen Iy the by laws state that the annual meeting is to be held the 1st Tues, tn March., the proposed change is to move it up to the 1st Tuesday in February to give the new Pres, more time to get com­ mittees organized prior to the July I "changing of the Guard” * It has been told that Keith Pearce at one time had a retreiver and was very proud of his abil­ ities. Out hunting one day, every time he shot a duck the dog would run along the surfacr of the water to retrieve it. Turning to his companion, Keith asked him, "Did you notice anything unusual bout my dog?" "Sure," was the answer, "He can’t swim," M Non Rotarian Guests Bill Goodal1 Tom YappelIi Ron Be Id Dick Fischer Chet Powe 11 Lee Feller -Spkr. Thanks Mark, for a most Interesting program. -0- Next week’s program will be the responsibility of Chuck Woodward. DOWN MEMORY LANE: GOLF, the most compel ling, Infuriating and fastest growing sport in the world, has been cal led ”a good walk spoiled" SHAGGY DOG STORY Coldwater’s Food Dist­ ribution Entrepreneur, Lee Feller, of Alliance Associates told Rotar­ ians of the world food problem today and of the problems we will be facing In the near future. Mr. Felleir related that what is needed is population control. Production and distribution. He wi11 be going to the world food Conference in Rome for a 3 month meeting in November. On Sept. 10 of 1954 Dick Biringer was program chmn ,. his program was Rachel Rarick McCready of Sturgis who had spent the past year on a Rotary Fellowship Studying at the Univ, in Wales. Slides were shown of the country where she had spent the past year. WHILE ON THE SUBJECT OF DOGS: Ever notice how some dogs turn around several times before lying down? ++++++++++++++++++++++++ NEXT WEEKS GREETERS (Sept. 17) FRED CULY BOB NAGLE +++++++++++++++++++++++ After his recent high school class reunion Les Woodward was reported to have said.. "Same old Faces ...but a lot of new teeth" THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK They’re watch Dogs and are winding them­ selves up. If at first you don’t succeed ................... Well, so much for sky diving. 'rtju Will Always Be Welcome at These inese Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^■lUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON JAMES LYON President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Paul Fuller, Charlee 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ Club Bulletin ■— Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer James of Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Ernest Robert ★ CHARLES GEISHERT WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden — 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupallk 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD WHITE International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - Projects — Edward Davey — John Foundation ★ CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director - February — 1975 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupallk — WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program Thompson Regular — 1st Tuesday each month - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON COMMUNITY SERVICE Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 8—Bill Lymburner 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July - 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974*1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara '_ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian ___________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon,<335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan----------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet .___ 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel _278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,' 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279:9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta .,. 278-2272 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTS! * PUBLISHED BY THE cioldwater rotary club Coldwater, Michigan HR. SRNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M, ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ... 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupallk, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol ; 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet •_____ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams; R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia ____ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. �"He Profits Most IP ho Serves Best’ The COLDWATEBKifcta^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan nU September 17, Members Absent Nov. 12 wi11 be the Governors Visit. Committee reports are to be made then .. so complete your outline Guests it v 88 25 63 4 67 total Rotarian Guests were: Ray Ehl -U?u"incy •• Chai Dyer - Hamilton, Ohio -0- Jim Lyons reports that there will be a joint meeting of Coldwater, Quincy, Union City & Bronson Rotarians ... & WIVES at the Branch Area Career Center for a 7:00 PM Dinner. Program for the event will be 2 of the AustraIian Exchange Team from Dist. 636 ... to tel I about their trip ... experiences and show si ides. Special price 4.00 per person. Non-Rotarian Guests were: Dave Smith Vernon Palmer Absent this week: Walt Ba I com, Carrol I, Barnes, Charles Bristol, Woody Craig, Duane Davidson, Olin Dally, Ed Davey, James Endicott Charles Geishert, Harold Goodholm, Dick Ho I ben, John Klein, Vince Kornstein, Ralph LaGro, Bob Loose, Bill Lymburner Norm Moore, Bob Nagle, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson Bill Timm, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise, Chuck Wood­ ward, & Norm Youtsey JOKE (Little Old Lady Division) This little old lady was halted at the intersec-’ tion by the irate police officer. "Didn’t you hea me whistle?” he asked her Mortician: One who need not worry about having a back seat driver. xf ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: Definitions: a j Speaker LESTER LUCE SAYS ... NEED MORE SCHOLARSHIPS 1974 "Of course I did" she replied, "but I never flirt when I’m driving" <?• SIGNS OF INTEREST: In Fred Culys Jewelry shop "If it doesn’t tick... tock to us" -0At Bill Lymburners Little King Motel: "You do the driving... and leave the rest to us" -0at Bob Nagles Branch's Dept. Store... "Towels for the whole Damp family" (Ken Putnam no doubt is happy to hear about that) ***** Lester Luce H.S. Principal and Vernon Palmer, Dlr. Pupil Personel of Coldwater High School explained the new student Guest plan. Also covered the subject of Scholar­ ships. . and the high cost of col lege and specialized training. 30 to 35$ of CHS Grads go on to post high school training. 45 to 60$ of these need financial aid either in scholarships or loans. The scholarship amount available this past yea” has decreased to 5,500 ■ from around 8,000 in previous years. Rotarians were asked to consider an on-going scholarship program. -0Next Week.,. At this writing unable to get in touch with the program chaIrman for the week... so we will no doubt be pleasantly surprised with the program when it Is presented. NOTE OF INTEREST.......... particularly to al I Pennsylvania Dutch. Next Tuesday, Sept. 24 is Schwenkenfelder Thanksgiving. On this Day In 1734 members of the Schwenkenfelder Society gave thanks for their deliverance from Old World persecution as they prepared to take up new lives In the Pennsylvania Dutch Counties of Pennsylvania. (Mack... how about "i--------------------------------------- Turkey anti-dressing? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00' P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW President THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Fuller, Charles 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard Lyon 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor September — 1974 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 WHITE RICHARD International Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman The Rotary Klein Ernest Robert Youth Bacon, Charles Director - Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — John Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ - 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 ★ Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley February — 1975 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE 1974 - 1975 unitiAu ciiiieb m * "rotary PROGRAMS WILLIAM FULLER — Director Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik ★ Allegan, Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey SPECIAL —At the call of the President CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program Thompson Paul SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL ILUB SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Erriest Luse December — 1974 Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence" Donay — 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss E>. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 24—John Milnes 31—Bob Nagle July - 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden- 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address A Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ,________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore **« 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann The COL£>^ATER Rotary ^®§&CTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB LZ1JT\j v Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ._ 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.-Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 - Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine -278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 -Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 2Z8-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198- "Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 228-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 •"Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 "Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063' “RoBert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 "NoTman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine ____ 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 -Kenneth P.utnam, ..11 E. Chicago.St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna________ 278-2811 P<-iiirak*rli/_r«PAti*llAn 27S-A730 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWATER^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest Club in the U. S. A. BOB RUMSEY SAYS: September 24, I9?4 ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: WIVES ATTENTION Members Absent I f your husband hasn’t mentioned it yet..there will be a ladies night held jointly with Quincy Bronson, Unsion City and Coldwater at the Branch Area Career Center... on OCTOBER 15 .. 7:00 P.M. Program for the event will be 2 of the Aust­ ralian Exchange team from Di st 636.. to tell about their trip, exp­ eriences and show slides, Special price $4.00 per person. Tel I your husband that you deserve the night out. -0Attendance figures are In from the District... 3 Rivers had 84.9$ followed close on thier heels by Coldwater with an 83.67$. We’re look­ ing for the next report with Coldwater leading the pack. -0Board meeting next Tues. Oct. I at Prez Pauls house.. 7:30 p.m. -0Happy Birthday to Chuck Geishert.. (39 no doubt) Guests *GREETERS FOR NEXT WEEK. . . OCT. I * BOB NAGLE DICK HRUSKA WE SHOULD' KNOW MORE AW I' ROTARY-------------- * * THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK Sooner or later, a man gives up trying to understand women and is satisfied Just to marry one. 88 30 58 3 61 tota ROTARIAN GUESTS Bob Brewster - Battle ?J Creek NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Duke Sward Missing: WaJ-t Ba I com, Carro 11 'Barnet, Seton Bovee, Charles Bristol, Dale Brose, Tom Collins, Fred Culy, John Dygert, Santford Jolley, Jim Koss, Bernard Laney, Bob Loose, Dennis McCafferty, John Milnes, Richard Moore, Tom Normandin, Dave Norton, Norm Olmsted, Ken Putnam Don Stine, Howard Teeter Russ Temple, Mike Toupalik, Craig Sebald, Dick Uhl, Clyde Williams, Richard White, Lester Wise, Chuck Woodward, Bob Ying Iing. POLITICAL COMMENTARY.. There seems to be quite a bit of consternation and conversation about President Jerry Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon and what prompted such action. One account is as fol lows: On the last day in the White House Mr. Nixon walked In front of Jerry Ford., and said ’’Pardon Me”.. Ford’s reply was.. ’’Granted”.... (at least that Is one of the simpler explanations) Program feature for this week was our erstwhile secretary of Long Standing.. Bob Rumsey. Subject., we as Rot­ arians should know more about Rotary and it’s functions. Explana­ tion on how to propose a new member is one area that was covered and the refresher course on procedure in this area was most inform­ ative and helpful. For those not in attendance... Check with Bob before you start to propose a new member to be sure your facts are correct. Also covered was the attendance rules. 4 consecutive meetings that are missed, unless made up 6 days before or 6 days after the regular meeting would cause cancellation of membership from the club. If you are going to be absent from the club for an extended period due to 111ness.. or exptended vacation... contact the Secretary for a waiver that can be acted on by the board. Another point was brought out about the amount of time necessary to be at each meeting ... 65$ of the meeting must be attended .. or 45 min of the 75 min of the meeting. So if you arrive late., you can’t leave early and still be counted present. -0Next week ... Pgm. Chmn. Dave Rubly says we are to be sworn to secrecy as to what the program will be .. so don’t miss it .. we wi11 all love to find out what is so ••• secretive. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR oak — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMITTEELUB SERVICE HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtan. Geishert, Paul Fuller, Charles Thompson ★ Club Bulletin - pau| Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — James of General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests •— Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska WHITE Director - — Projects Youth Edward Davey Bacon, Foundation — John CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard March — 1975 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 19—Bob Yingling 20—Larry Iveson 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 rnest Luse December — 1974 3—Larry Donay John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean Ffebr'uarjr <i), 21, 22, 1975 — Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey April - 1975 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay September — 1974 October — 1974 Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl - 27—Howard Taylor 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Charles 20—Walt Balcom 17—Chuck Woodward ★ The Rotary Klein CHARLES GEISHERT 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 13—Dick Hruska Ernest Robert VOCATIONAL SERVICE Fort Lauderdale, Florida Director February — 1975 August — 1974 International ★ WILLIAM R. ROBBINS 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise ★ President Rotary International WILLIAM FULLER RICHARD Lyon SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE Nagle, Richard Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE SEXTON 24—John Milnes July - 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret j. 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy .. 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 278-2968 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ,_____ 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn' 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce ___ 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _______ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle' Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan _ 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340-Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBERS The COW^ATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude _ 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeler, 73 Carlyle—Marian . 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde ^Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren^Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lesler-E^Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles-Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie -Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth-’RP’Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert*GT=Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWATER’%tory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAfifeROT^ft^' CLUB, Coldwafer, Michigan The Sing ingest c/jw in the U. S. A. October 8, 1974 ART TRAIN IS COMING ... NOV 30 thru DEC 5 . ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: REMINDER..,. IF YOU DON’T HAVE YOUR TICKETS YET FOR THE LADIES NIGHT JOINT MEETING ON THE 15th YOU CAN MAKE RESERVA­ TIONS BY CALLING J IM LYON. Members Missing Guests Total Elwyn Bod ley, Retired School Administrator, was welcomed into the Club under the classif­ ication of Senior Active Elwyn is Ex Charter pres of Quincy Rotary, Ex President of Bronson Ex President of Sturgis and Past District Gove­ rnor. Welcome Elwyn.. happy to have you aboard. BOARD NOTES............ The board at their last meeting last week... accepted, with regrets, the resignation of Norm Olmstead, who recently left Coldwater to accept a position with the school system in Ann Arbor. Best wishes for success in his new position go with him. A donation In the amount of $20.00 was given to the Cancer Society as a mem­ orial to John Walker, who served Rotary with Dis­ tinction In the past years He will be missed. A reminder is in order for the committee chairmen that the District Governor will be with us on Nov. 12 reports will be given at that time. Committees should have some progress in their plans by that time. 88 20 68 2 70 Student guests this week: Cheryl Pcnpraze and Anfly. Bei'schner. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ... TO LESTER WISE ... Had his annual 39th birthday on Oct. 5 AND THEN THERE WERE THE BALD HEADED ROTARIANS .... who opined, ’’Maybe trees aren’t as pretty when they’ve lost their leaves, but you'll have to admit they have more character.” DOWN MEMORY LANE.... 20 years ago,.10—8—54 Bob Kerr was pgrm Chmn showing a color movie from the Canadian U.S. Border area of a boat trip. Rotary Pancake stand at the 4-H Fair netted 464.11 Orrie Gilbert, Hosp, administrator was welcomec as a new member. Symphon i c Violinist Key Ior Noland played 2 numbers for the club Stardust & Traumeri to the del ight of al I in attendance. VETERINARIAN DEPT.......... A farmer wrote to Keith Pearce for feee advise: ”I have a horee who some­ times walks normal and at other times has a decided . Betty Burke was today’s speaker ... arranged for by Chairman Chuck Bristol. Rotarians had the opportunity to get a smalI preview of what will be offered people of the area when the Artrain comes to Coldwater on Nov. 30 thru Dec. 5. Artrain will be located on the track between Whistle Stop and Farm Bureau ... and will also feature 25 local artists working in one car during the stay in Coldwater.. Also plans are for performing groups to be outside. Rotarians will be the guides on Sunday night from 6 to 9:00. i -O' Next week John Dygert will be Pgrm Chmn... will have with him a representative of the Michigan State Highway Dept, to make a presentation on the Issue that will be on the Nov. 5 Election Ballot re: Highway im-’ provements. JOKE - STUDENT DEPT. Lester Luce: "Johnnie I’m ashamed of you. when I was no bigger than you, I could reel off all the president’s names in order In nothing flat.” • Johnnie: "Yea, but there was only 3 or 4 of them then!” I imp...what should I do? Keith’s reply: ’’Next time he walks normal ... sell him.” You Wifi Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller, William Geishert, Paul Charlo* ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley of Ruse, John Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert * Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS. Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden — August — 1974 4 Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 6— John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13— Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20— Walt Balcom March — 1975 27— Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin September — 1974 11 —Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD WHITE Director - International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John ★ CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley ROTARY PROGRAMS 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose Lyon CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Director - February — 1975 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 1974 - 1975 I W COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES^BLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. Director SrC'ft Luse Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 10—Don Shorno John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce I Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean — Director 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted 29—Olin Dally 26—Bill Timm Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold ..Goodholm, Robert Loose,. Lawrence Donay 15—Fred Culy 8—Bill Lymburner January — 1975 7— John Kline 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278*5358 Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret ± 278*8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—jean — 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St*.—Margaret--------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ______ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois .. _____ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _____ 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane --------------------- 278-6635 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ' 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail .------------- 278-2217 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ___ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ ' 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave —----------------------- 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ---------------- 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279-9481 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------- —.— 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- J238-2632 Richard D._ Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . -278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------ ^-279-9492 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat — 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore --------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet--------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura _____ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — . . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet *---------- -x -279-9349 David Norton, 101 "Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna I The COLDWATER Rotary ^ffifecTOR Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-6551 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE Cb^^TER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hodson St.-Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 . 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ___________ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ______ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde*J6£illioms, R. R. .2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren—Williams, R. RL.6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester_£.~<Wise, R. R. 2»..Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles-Woodward, 163.-Marshall St _~-27-&-503r Leslie ^Woodward, .^T63iJJMl»fSpdn Rosamond-*278-5033 Kenneth* Rz Worden,\^^-L»n^ljt /St^jjirginia ^ ^278-633’4^ RoB&FM>r-Yingling, ^^^^dalie ... ^=278*6393^ COLD'A’AlER, MICHIGAN �WF‘//e Projits Most Who Serves Best’’^^ The COLDWATE^^tery REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club m the U. S. A. COLDWATER ROTARY HAS DOUBLE HEADER TODAY October 15, 1974 ATTENDANCE MATH Members 88 Absent 16 72 Guests 7 79 total PREZ SEZ: Happy Birthday to Lester Luce and Olin Dally.. GOVERNORS VISIT Nov. 12. LEAVERS Rotarian Guests: Cal Dyer NO EARLY Nofr RotarJan Guest: Lynn R. Harvey George BushananDr. James Troust Cheryl Penpraze ) Andy Belschner ) u” Kathy Sexton ) den+s Al so a special club Assembly 7:00 PM., all Rotarians invited and urged to attend. AND LADIES ...LISTEN RESERVE THIS DATE... GREETER OF THE MONTH PLAN SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 9th FOR OCTOBER: BOB NAGLE DICK HRUSKA Its the Annual Fa 11 Lad les- Night.. .make plans now to attend. DEFINITIONS DEPT. WINTER EXODUS DEPT. Member Warren Williams and his wife Lamolne are leaving Wednesday for Mesa Arizona... Bon Voyage.. see you next spring. Think Warren gets the early bird award for this year. DOWN MEMORY LANE: 20 years ago.. Oct. 15, 1954 Guest speaker was Wilson Shoup., attorney for the Indiana Toll Road representing them in Steuben County. He ex­ plained to Rotarians that the Toll Road would go Noth of Angola..north of Elkhart and South Bend and the closest exit to Coldwater would be north of LaGrange. (Happy to see that they made some additions) He also stated that he expected the speed limit to be 80 mile per hour. PARADOX: Doc Shorno Doc Rub ley LIARS CLUB DEPT. A Coloradoan won laurels with his complaint that the food in his home­ town was so bad that if it weren’t for salt and pepper he would starve to death. -0A Connecticut man wrote that his city wes so small that If you drop­ ped a pin you’d get arrested for disturbing the peace. -0From Racine Wisconsin a housewife complained "they talk about the Windy City of Chicago., but Racine, on Lake Michigan, can top al I winds. It was so windy here one day I had whitecaps in my toilet bow I. ’’ At the noon meeting Program Chmn John Dygert Introduced Joe Badaluco of the State Highway Dept..Engineering Div. who explained Mlchlgans State Wide Transportation Bond Proposal D on the Nov. 5 Ballot. The proposal Is to borrow up to $1.1 Billion over the next 15 years as the states share of a statewide effort to build, re­ pair, restore, and expand capital facili­ ties for rail, transit, air, lakeports and non motorized transportation in Michigan. This is primarily to build energy saving alternatives, such as trains, rapid transit, bike paths, and new lake ferries. It’s critical to give our­ selves a head start on the next energy crises which is sure to come. -0at the Joint meeting 7:00 pm at the Career Center., the meeting was improved greatly by the attendance of the better looking part of Rotary..the Rotary Anns. A most enjoyable evening was psent with Garth Wilbur of Bronson as MC and the Rotary exchange team presenting slides and information on their recent trip to AustraIla. -0Next weeK: Chuck Bacon Is the program chairman... No doubt will give Instructions on Do It yourself Surgery. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M, BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMIHEES^BCLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Paul Fuller, Charles 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringcr Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — James of Lyon WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan II—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard 20—Walt Balcom 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 WHITE Charles Director - Projects Youth — Edward Davey Bacon, Foundation — April - 1975 1—Dave Norton John ★ 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 .Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Don Stine September — 1974 ★ RICHARD March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 17—Chuck Woodward Sergeant-at*Arms — Richard Uhl — 4—Seton Bovee 13—Dick Hruska The Rotary Klein CHARLES GEISHERT ROTARY PROGRAMS 18 —Keith Pearce Ernest Robert ★ February — 1975 August — 1974 International VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International Director - 1974 - 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Rotary International ■— Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Classification - Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program Thompson Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL THOMPSON SEXTON COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARy SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February, 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes 31—Bob Nagle July - 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hdnchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Korhstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude _ 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail _ 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard'M. Teeler, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. .Foil River Dr.—Kaye Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 ; 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ' 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Wjjliams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine 278-6693 " Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia *._ 278-4424 ““ Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .. 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Kenneth R.„ Worden, 25 Lincoln St—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 .Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.-Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.-^Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam,'ll E. Chicago St.—Mabel' 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 <John ^Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen .___ 278-6730 x The CQLDWATER ®CTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best”^^ The COLDWATE^^ry REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATL^rIoTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Ciim in the U. S. A. LOUIS E. ROUSSEY SPEAKS ON EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT October 22, 1974 PREZ SEZ: Reminder: Governor Charles Yeates will be here on Nov 12th.. no early leavers that day. ATTENDANCE MATH Members 88 25 Absent 63 _l_3 Guests 76= Total Communication from Pat Patterson that Grace is improving and is now at home. ROTARIAN GUESTS Nelson Weber Glen Barnett Bi 11 Ritter Bob Beauchamp Dwight Green Clarence Walters Bill Ki ng ANOTHER REMINDER... LADIES ATTENTION... THE ANNUAL FALL LADIES NIGHT...DINNER AND DANCE AT THE COUNTRY CLUB... WILL BE HELD SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV 9 ..SO HAVE THE "OLD MAN" ..MAKE RESERVATIONJ ..TELL HIM YOU WANT TO GO..AND THAT YOU DESERVE A NIGHT OUT. NON ROTARIAN-GUESTS George Buchanan Don Fegley Bob Smith and Student guests: Cheryl Penpraze Andy Belschner GREETERS.... SAME AS THIS WEEK DOWN MEMORY LANE. 20 YEARS AGO... OCT 22, 1954 ATTENDANCE PERCENTAGES FOR SEPTEMBER... Vince Kornstein was program chairman., his guest was August E. Johansen - Republican nominee for congress from this district. He pointed out that the United States should develop a national and hemispheric self suff­ iciency. Only 7 members were absent and there were 7 early leavers. PHILOSOPHY DEPT: The trouble with opp­ ortunity Is that it is always disguised as hard work. -001d age Isn’t so bad, when you consider the alternative. From the Governors office we learn that Vicksburg is No. with 91.95%. Sturgis is No. 2 with 88.42$ Coldwater is No. 3 with 87.36$ Mrs. Thompson: What’s the idea? You yawned four times while I was talking to you" Paul thompson: I wasn’t yawning. I was just try­ ing to say something. CO­ DEFINITION: UNTOLD WEALTH: That which does not appear on income tax returns. Craig Sebald, program chmn. for today arranged to have Lou Roussey Personnel Dir­ ector of Michigan Gas Utilit­ ies Co, be the speaker for the day. He explained how Involved the Equal employment regulatlonsare.. and how thorough employers must be in hiring and promotions to avoid discrimination. The common misconception is with most employers..is that ”we have no blacks in the area so we don’t have to worry about it". But Equal Employ­ ment goes beyond race..it in­ cludes age..sex and other minority groups. Saying that we are qqual opportunity em­ ployers is not enough..we must.be able to proveit. He cited one court case where potential applicants, who didn’t apply because they fell' they would be discriminated against...were invited to file claims for back pay that they would have gotten had they been hired. This seems impossible..but it is hap­ pening and he urged all em­ ployers to watch their P’s & Q’s in hiring and promotions to avoid a problem. -0- NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM Lester Luce is the Program Chairman and informs us that he has arranged for Ed Hutch­ inson to be here. So get your questions in mind..it’11 be a perfect opportunity to ask the questions you have been wondering about but didn’t have any one to ask. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday', 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater Mich LUB SERVICE HARLOW THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles Fuller, William Geishert, 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magaxino Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James WILLIAM FULLER Children — Robert Kerr, Rubley Crippled David Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Lyon Howard Taylor, Richard INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD WHITE International Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman The Rotary Klein Director Youth Bacon, Charles WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20 Walt Balcom 27—Howcird Taylor — Projects Edward Davey — Foundation John CLUB HISTORIAN Director 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 3—Mlko Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 1—Dave Norton 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 8—Bill Lymburner June — 1975 Ernest Lose . Song Leaders Norman Youtsey April - 1975 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relation* Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay March - 1975 September — 1974 November VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International 6—John Dygert October — 1974 Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT 4—Selon Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL February — 1975 17—Chuck Woodward Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Ernest Robert ROTARY PROGRAMS Director Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program Thompson Paul Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL SEXTON 1974 • 1975 B COMMUNITY SERVICE John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional- Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special program* such at Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois _____________ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian ■___________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ...278-4248 278-2968 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia _________ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat _ 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 276-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol ... 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.-Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine-------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura __ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta NAME The COLDWATER Rotary ®sFLECTOR 4/ k J v? Coldwater, Michigan HR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. HONORARY MEMBERS Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn .278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _________ 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol : 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6,. Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves The COLDWATEgggjtary REELECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan , T p The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. October 29, 1974 CONGRESSMAN HUTCHINSON SAYS: "SURTAX NOT ECONOMICALLY SOUND" ATTENDANCE MATH; PREZ SEZ: International Governor will be at Grand Valley State College In Allen­ dale - (near Grand Rapids) on Nov. 14. -0Board Meeting at Prez’s house Tues. Nite Nov 5 -0Visit from District Governor.. Charles Yeates on Nov 12 He wi11 be here for the noon meeting and an evening assembly... Lets all turn out. -0Saturday Night Nov. 9 will be the annual Ladles Night Dinner Dance.. Price 25.00 per couple... Mark Feller Trio provid­ ing Music for the event. Plan now to attend and make your reservations with Jim Lyons. Members Absent Guests TOTAL 88 15 73 10 83 ROTARIAN GUESTS; Ray Eh-I - Qqincy Gerry Kiepert - Wauseon Ohio NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Al Doerr Corvin;Grimes David Ruse J Cheryl Penpraze Andy Belschner Stanley Preston Wi l lard Schlubatis Harold Myers DON'T FORGET TO VOTE BEFORE COMING TO ROTARY NEXT WEEK. PHILOSOPHY DEPT: When two people ageee on everything, one of them Is doing all the thinking. -0There Is noth I ng wrong with having nothing to say—unless you insist on saying it. -0You are young only once after that you just think you are. -0Men never learn any­ thing about women... but they have a lot of fun trying. -0A man owes It to himself to become successful. Once successful he owes it to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS John Milnes announced that the King Family of national renown...on TV and Stage...wlll be at the Tibblts in Cold­ water on Friday Night Nov. 8th. DOWN MEMORY LANE: (20 years ago) October 29, 1954 Meeting was held at the AriIngton Hotel... Keith Avery was Pgm Chmn Speaker was Ray Radke, Boy Scout executive who spoke on the changes that have taken place In the scouting program. It was announced that club attendance for Sept, was over 90$ CHILDREN: Unreasonable facsimiles Congressman Ed Hutchinson was the speaker today., arranged by Pgm Chmn Lester Luce. Congressman Hutchinson related some of his activities., and obser­ vations on the Washing­ ton scene. He agreed with the President on the fact that Inflation was the #1 problem..but did not concur that the sur­ tax was the thing to do. ..he said he did not feel that a Surtax was econ­ omically sound. As Ranking Minority member of the Judiciary Comm­ ittee.. he said that he has been In on most of the new bills in Wash­ ington... and also for the 2nd time in the last year...have been involved in approving the nomina­ tion of a Vice President. He also touched on the events leading up to President Nixons resig­ nation. The program was interest­ ing and Informative and we thank you Lester for arranging it. -0Next Week: Dale Brose is in . Charge of the program ..at this writing could not reach him to get preview.... so we all await the program with eager anticipation. DEFINITIONS DEPT: OUT OF BOUNDS: a pooped Kangaroo. POPULATION EXPLOSION: Birthquake LOVE: Softening of the hearterles You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church —Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church —Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Fuller, Charlo* 1977; James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday Regular — 1st evening Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley of Paul Club Bulletin — Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec*y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist.r Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10--Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD April — 1975 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley Director - WHITE International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey 15—Norm Olmsted — John Foundation 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard CLUB HISTORIAN Director v: Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm £rnest Luse June — 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy ★ — 20 -Walt Balcom 8—Bob Loose Lyon Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 18—Keith Pearce 6—John Dygert Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley February — 1975 1—Dave Norton Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ROTARY PROGRAMS Director WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program Thompson Paul - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE LUB SERVICE COMMITTEES ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean — 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth z__ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5-Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty i 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne __________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol ____________ 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ___________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ZZZZ .. 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice '_____ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol — 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae --- --------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine - . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan . 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan — 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura Kenneth Putnam,- -.1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson-Myrtle . . . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278-5006 279-9412 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 278-6603 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _• 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-Janet ______________ 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. - . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna \John Walker, ^31 -Daugherty—Gretchen T v. -.“T..-- \ 278-2811 278-6730 — —---sra-‘•s.. fa NOV !□ \ AM 1974 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDSATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �W^“Z/<’ Profits Most IPho Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATEEMfefc^ REFLECTOR Published by The CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Sing ingest C7/z6 m the U.S.A. November 5, 1974 ROGER SHIELD... PRES OF BRANCH COUNTY TENNIS CLUB... SAYS "TENNIS IS NOW AHEAD OF GOLF” ATTENDANCE MATH PREZ SEZ: Remember...Governor Charles Yeates will be here next week for the noon meeting... and also for a special club assembly Tues Nite at Gracies.. Dinner at 7:00 -0Ladies Nite this Saturday nite Nov. 9 Still need many more reservations. -0Russ Temple has moved from the area so has been removed from the rolls. -0There will be a special dinner Honoring Dr. Don Harris Nov 13th at the Elks Club at 6:30. Dr. Don is past Pres of Coldwater Rotary Club and would most appreciate seeing Rotarian Friends at his' ret i rement pa rty. Prime Rib Dinner for only $5.00 per person., make reservations before Mon Nov. 11 th for you and your wife with Dick Moore. -0DUES ARE DUE... Give money or checks to Bob Rumsey. -0Don Stine presented a Rotary Flag from the Dublin Ireland Club. Don attended Rotary there on his recent trip to Ireland. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEPT: Members Absent Guests 88 13 75 7 82 ROTARIAN.GUESTS: Don Harris Battle Creek Al Wil er Bronson Mark Putnam Marshall NON ROTARIAN GUESTS Merle DonBrock Cldwtr Jim Burke Student GuBsts: Pam Stuart Rom Worden GREETERS FOR NOV CRAIG SEBALD DON STINE DOWN MEMORY LANE: 20 Years Ago... Nov. 5, 1954 Program Chmn Lou Penn­ ington presented a movie of a fishing trip to Canada. Editor Ray Mulchahey commented that he thought there was getting to be too much commerc i a Ii zat i on of the lakes in Canada. Frank McConkey celebra­ ted his 81st birthday Mark Andrews was the only one who attended Charter night at Augusta on Nov. 4th. HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR: Happy birthday to Ralph Toupalkik and Dennis McCafferty You can throw a burnt match out the window of your car and start a forest fire while you can use two boxes of matches and a whole edition of The recent upsurge in the popularity of tennis and tennis clubs has his Branch County ..which now has an official Tennis Club.. know as Branch Connty Tennis Club..with 103 members. Pres of the Club.. Roger Shield of Quincy was the speaker. Pres. Shield related that there are now over 14 million tennis play­ ers in the U.S. and has now surpassed Golf as a participant sport. At the present time there are 9 courts in Coldwater and plans are being made for some beautiful new courts with the recreation complex that is to also include a Municipal Sw i mm i ng poo I. Th i s i s to be located just west of the Little League Diamonds. Thanks Dale for arrangeing an interesting pro­ gram. -0NEXT WEEK: Governor Charles Yeates will be here and wi11 of course be the pro-’ gram. We look for 100% attendance .. and no early leavers. WHY IS IT THAT: The good parking places are always on the other side of the street? -0After a raise in salary you will have less money at the end of each month than you had before? the Sunday paper with­ out being able to start a fire under the dry logs in the fireplace? You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M.. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. •* UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEEl^^LUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Paul Fuller, Charles 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley of Ruse, John Club Bulletin — Paul Dygcrt Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James Lyon Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ CHARLES GEISHERT WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort ' Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan Ki * Director — Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden - ROTARY PROGRAMS February — 1975 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 6—John Dygerf 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Roo Goodwin September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD - WHITE International The Rotary Klein — Projects Youth Edward Davey Bacon, Charles Director Foundation — John ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International 1974 - 1975 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise SPECIAL—At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL uuiiHAu tHnrt, WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program Thompson Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 8—Bill Lymburner 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July - 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER. ROTARY CLUB ROSTER Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann NAME Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _____ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret ± 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy ____ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ______ 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple .Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ____ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . .. 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ___ „ 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ;____ 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace __ 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBERS The COJggWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE . ’’ U Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. ROTARY CLUB Coldwater^Michigan MR. ERNEST LOSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome . Phono No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ___ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joon 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238^ Warren Williams, R. R-. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R...2, Box 299—Celia ■.___ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden. 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATEWfe/Jy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^ROL^FcLUB, Coldwater, Michigan Tv' The Singingest Chib in the U. S. A. GOVERNOR CHARLES YEATES.*GUEST OF CLUB November 14, 1974 MEMBERS Absent Report from Board meet­ ing: Voted to Donate 174.00 to the Honduras Hurricane Relief Fund. Guests 88 19 69 7 76 ROTARIAN GUESTS: Bert Ward..Bronson Ed Llckerlng Gov. Charles Yeates.. Allegan Wendell Hathaway.. Bronson Voted to Give $50.00 to Christian Service Comm. Postponed decision on the scholarship program tl 11 more ba I lots from members come In. NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Student guests: Jim Burke ■ Pan Stuart Also J Gary Fore-s With Regret... Accepted resignation of Roy Patt­ erson who Is unable to be active. YEAR OLDER DEPT: Santford Jolley Someone said he had hit the golden age of 50... Others said he was 39.'. believe what you will. DOWN MEMORY LANE: Nov. 12, 1954 (20 years ago) Warner VanAIken was program chairman., and chose the subject of training bird dogs... and Labrador Retrelvers In particular. One point of Interest..never use profanity In training a dog..particularly If there may be clergy In a future hunting party. It may be embarasslng If the dog can't understand English without expletives. Only 10 people were absent. ABSENT: Walt Balcom, Chas. Bri­ stol, Woody Craig, Ron Beld, John Dean, Elwyn Bodley, Dick Hruska, Larry Iveson, Bob Kerr, Vince Kornstein, Bill Lymburner, Tom Normandln, Dave Norton, John Pierson, Don Shorno, Howard Teeter, Jerry Towns, Lester Wise, Bob Ying I Ing. ROTARY DICTIONARY; STALEMATE: A husband with one joke SECRETARY: A girl you pay to learn to spell while she Is looking for a husband. RECESSION: What happens when the boom Is lowered. AND IN CLOSING................... ...you really have to admire taxes. They’re staggering, but they never seem to fall. POLITICAL DEPT: Washington’s delay In getting prices down is puzzling. Why don’t they just call In the stock market people and find out how It’s done? _____ November 12 was Gover­ nors day with Gov. Chas. Yeates as the speaker. His topic as ’’Pentops and Men.’’ He called on the Cold­ water Rotarians to renew the Spirit of Rotary. ATTENDANCE MATH PREZ SEZ: ______ •_____ i» GREETERS FOR NOVEMBER Don Stine Cra I g Sebajd Understanding Is one area that he covered and spoke on understanding today’s youth. His sugg­ estion was to Listen., to their Music., and Poetry... and Listen to them Instead of talking. A good suggestion was.... Listen to the Older Gen­ eration... and then maybe we can understand the younger generation. -0The Club Assembly was «■ held at Grades at 7:00 PM....18 in attendance Committee reports were given to bring Gov. Chas, up to date on what Is being done In the Coldwater club. Gov. Chas, was complimentary to the club with the comment that this was the one of the best rounded plan of action of any club he had visited. Sidelights were... Jim Lyon got the ’’Foot In Mouth” award when he strongly stated that the best programs were local programs. Ed DeVito and John Milnes had a rousing discussion on #10 peas. (This might make some good dialogue for the Rotary Show...) It displayed some of Ed’s courtroom rechnIque.,. "If you can’t convlce em .....Confuse em." -0NEXT WEEK........................ Bob Loose Is the Pgm. Chairman... and at this writing he was unavailable to give a preview of the program. Maybe It will be on "What to do till the lumber arrives...” You Will Always Be Welcome at These b eighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMlTTEES^BtLUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON JAMES LYON President Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Fuller, Paul Thompson Geishert, Charles ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Club Bulletin — Paul Dygerl of Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES H. ' YEATES Michigan Lyon Director Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rea Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward WHITE The Rotary Klein March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor October — 1974 Charles Director - Projects Youth — Edward Davey Bacon, Foundation — John Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ April - 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburnor 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 6—John Dygert INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD February — 1975 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman - ROTARY PROGRAMS ★ International Ernest Robert 1974 - 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey SPECIAL — At the call of the President Allegan, Director - Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month SEXTON Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodhalm July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean'" February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _____ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 2. 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave,—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S.- Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. ft. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R.- l Quincy—Pat —. • 639-4433 Harold Goodholm,. 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 1 279-9266 Richard Holben; Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail _______ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _______ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet ____ 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan _ 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 27B-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine i. 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 NAME Address & Rotary Ann HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The CWATER Rotary |S®iECTOR published BY the CO^UWTER ROTARY CLUB . Coldwater^ Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT-4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ___ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen _ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. - . 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 278-2811 278-6730 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best* The COLDWATEJ^tory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATERROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. November 19, 1974 PREZ SEZ: Our sympathy to the Dick Birlnger’s..Dick’s mother passed away and Dick was attending the funeral. Year Older Dept: Bob Kerr... is now hovering somewhere around the 39 mark... possibly on the plus side. Happy Birthday Bob. DOWN MEMORY LANE.... 20 years ago.. Nov. 19, 1954 President Ernie Luce played hookey., and visited the Marshall club so VP Torg Skabo presided. Very bad attendance in 1954 too there apparently were many Rotarians sit­ ting on stumps In the northern areas of the state waiting for the elusive white tall to appear. Then when they get back It was speculated that they wouId te11 of all the hardships they went thru to get their deer. The program was proveded by Jim McComb who had Stew Picard and 3 students who were officers of the Coldwater Auto Mechanics Club. EXECUTIVE ABTLITY... It Is said, consists of a talent for deciding something quickly and getting someone else to do It. Bob Silver tells Rotarians about Evergreen School..., ATTENDANCE MATH: 88 28 60 Guests'' ' 4 64 Total Members Absent Lowest attendance for quite a while... how about getting it up to a more respectable level for next week. Rotarian Guests: Dwight Green from the Bronson Club Non Rotarian Guests Howard DeWolf Student Guests: J Im Burke Pam Stuart 7 EARLY LEAVERS... Add 3.50 to the Rotary foundation fund'. This week’s contributors were Mark Feller, Ralph LaGro, Ed Davey, Dave Rub ley, Woody Craig, Don Stine and one other who has illegible hand­ writing. ROTARY DICTIONARY..... HOME: A place man goes to raise a fuss because something went wrong at the office. HORSE: Bob Loose, program chmn for the week, had as his guest Bob Silver, principal of the Ever­ green school. Evergreen School is operated by the Branch Co. Interme­ diate School District and is located on the State Home Grounds. There are 42 Students in the Evergreen School both from the State Home and from the community. The school works with the trainable youngsters up to age 25... and then the New Sheltered Work­ shop program that is about to.begin In Branch county will be able to provide these youngsters with additional training to develop skills so that they can possibly become seif sustaining., or at least to some degree be gainfully employed. He showed a video tape of a footba11 game he Id between the Evergreen Lions and the Detroit Tigers. He explained that In competitive sports they have both footbaII (Flag Footba11) and floor Hockey... and have games with other schools In this part of the state. NEXT WEEK: An Oatsmoblie HYPODERMIC NEEDLE: A Sick Shcoter IDIOT: A man who sees your point In an arguement but refuses to see It your way. INCOME TAX: The First ’’Touch” of spring. INFLATION: A period when two can live as steeply as One. Bill Timm Is Program chairman., speculation Is that he will no doubt present his own program on the state of the city ...or ’’Taxes”., they’re good for you. INTELLECTUAL: A Guy who can keep his mind on a book at the bathing beach. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^■LUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton William Fuller, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ■ ★ Tuesday evening Club Bulletin ■— Paul Dygert Ruse, of John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — let Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 1976: - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON Ernest Robert CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan Director - Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden — Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 18—Keith Pearce 6— John Dygert 13- Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20— Walt Balcom March — 1975 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton - WHITE RICHARD International Charles The Rotary Klein — Projects Youth Bacon, Director Edward Davey — Foundation John 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 29—Olin Dally 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse June - 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timid, Reo Goodwin CLUB HISTORIAN Director February — 1975 27— Howard Taylor ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM FULLER Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ ■ 1974 - 1975 ^ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 8—Jerry Towns 7— John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 2].L 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 3—Bob Seaman 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address A Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret ± 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol ________ 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail •------------ 278-2217 Robert Seaman, 131 *E. Chicago—Marilyn _ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan ------- ------- 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ...------- 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R.-R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen -------------------- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth --------------------------- 278-7448 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye------ 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara ----- 278-6603 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol —,-------------------- 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . - 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan---------- — 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores --------- 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celio — - 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St.278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia------ 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — -------- 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------- 278-6551 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis . 278-5006 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — . . 279-9412 278-6730 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- 278-2272 "John Walker, 33 Daugherty-Gretchen Z^' I The GOLDWATER Rotary ^REFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R- published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan, MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �W'7/« Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATEjffl^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest in the' U.S. A. LARRY CARR JCO..MANAGER OF TIBBITS SAYS: "WE NEED HELP!" November 26, 1974 ATTENDANCE MATH: members 88 21 absent 67 5 guests 72 PREZ SEZ: Our attendance for Oct was 89.69$..putting us #2 In the district. Beat out by Vicksburg again. Now we know how Bo and the Mich team feels to be #2 again. ROTARIAN GUESTS: Ray Ehl - Qu Incy Bob Beauchamp - Bronson Clarence Snyder r Bronson Board meeting at Prez Pauls house Tues Eve Dec, 3. NON ROTARIAN GUEST Student guests: Pam Stuart J Im Burke Welcome to Al Nelson as a new Rotarian sponsored by Jim Koss. ABSENT WERE: Charles Brls-fol, Harold Creal, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Elwyn Bod ley, Bob Kerr, Ralph LaGro, J Im Lyon, Dennis Me Cafferty, Norm Moore, Dick Moore, Tom Normandln, Dave Norton, Don Stine, Mike Toupallk, Ralph Toupallk, Jerry Towns, Clyde Williams, Lester Wise, Charles Woodward, Ken Worden Plans for Rotary Show now under way. John Dean, this year’s Dir­ ector has some of his ”11eutenants" getting the ’’front Line" organized. Thanks to Dick Hruska for his art work and very fitting poem, (maybe next year Don Horno wl wl11 write the Michigan the Victor poem. JOKE (SUNDAY SCHOOL DIVISION) It Is told that Father Mann was explaining to a Sunday school class that the new portrait of Christ that had been put up in the classroom’ was not an actual port­ rait, but an artist’s conception'of how Christ Iooked. ’’But Father," said one IIttle girl, "you;ve got to admit that It looks like Him!" YEAR OLDER DEPT: Carrol I Barnes Dick Uhl Jim Endicott HAPPY BIRTHDAY... DOWN MEMORY LANE 20 years ago Nov. 26, 1954 Keath Pearce was the program chmn, and had as his guest Chief Dep. uty Hammel of the Kal­ amazoo County Sheriffs Department. He talked about the dangers of drug abuse and the use of Marijuana. Also Noted was that the Hunters had returned with tai I tales. Program Chairman Bill Timm chose to reIInqulsh his time to give a "State of the City" address today and Instead Larry Carr­ ico,,,Manager of TlbbIts opera House was th. Speaker. The subject of his talk was "never Before Has" Relating to the subject of the Tibbits and Never be­ fore has the Tibbltts had so much to offer to the community. There are mosre programs of­ fered for people to enjoy..pl us with the lower level now dev­ eloped as a community room and art Gallery ... It adds a new dim­ ension to the Tibbits^ It not only Is for the performing arts but for other cultural act ivities as well. Also he.went on to state that "Never before has the Tlbbits been In such dire financial circumstances. This year will end with a deficit of $10,000 and next year will pro­ ject the same way un­ less some additional funds comes from bus­ iness. . Industry and from Individuals. So his plea was to get more people interest­ ed in putting the TibItts in their budget for 1975. We;ve got a good thing going, lets not lose It, through lack of ade­ quate support THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: In our deal Ings with NEXT WEEK Uncle Sam he requires us Unless ther Is some to prove that we were program juggling born by submitting a Larry Donay is the birth certificate. But Program Chairman. We when It comes to coll­ look forward to a ecting taxes from us, fine program he never once doubts our exIstende." NOTICE: DUES ARE PAST •_______________________________ _ DU.Eo .PLEASE PAY2 NOW! You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring'Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M, ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. -UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMIHEESW^lUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 Preiident PAUL THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vic«-Pre*ident ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Club Bulletin — Paul Dygerl Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine Bernard Laney — Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer . Geishert, _Poul Jhompion Program 1977: Jame* Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of Rotary International —• Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida Generat Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Allegan, Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska YEATES Michigan Howard Taylor, Richard — ROTARY PROGRAMS 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 WHITE RICHARD International Youth Bacon, Charles The Rotary Klein Director - Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — John ★ CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL H. Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley JCLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise SPECIAL — At the call of the President February — 1975 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik James Director WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Normand Moore, Horlpw Sexton 1976: Willtan. Fuller, Charlo* — 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE Director 8—Bob Loose Ernest Luse 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry tveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — John Norman Youtsey Milnes, 17—Dick Moore January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean — Director 24—John Milnes 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline February 20, 21, 22, 1975 10—Tom Collins July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss 3—Bob Seaman 17—Ed Davey 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 26—Bill Timm Employer • Employee Relation* Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 1—Dave Rubley 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of th* change. Special program* such a* Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phon* No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ____ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ' 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois :______________ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian -278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne :-------------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Macy 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave —. 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ’. 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat —. 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln. St.—Lanore __ 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ____ 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ------------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E, Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis MeCofferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Foe ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace--------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.4-Lorraine - -------- 278-8743 Address & Rotary Ann NAME Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn _ Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _ 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol . 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia ------------ 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 . — . . 279-9412 , "FcrRoljert Man, 75 Nt Circle. Dr.—Edna ——278-2811 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- 278-2272 i John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 / \) fo Di-’C1' AM di —f The COLDWATER Rotary OBTCTOR Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ' Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the CQ^S^^ER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. 278-8321 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 278-4350 278-2406 278-4222 278-4140 278-6603 John S. Pierson, 340-Marshall—St.—Maura 278-8981Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago. St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura ---- 278-7237 , .. Phone No. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49035 �"He Profits Most JP'ho Serves Besc^J The COLDWATE|g|j|tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^£rIdTAw^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest CtWb in the U. S. A. Larry Donay tells about recycling December 3» "197^ MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT: As an additional fea; ture of this bulle-in the Membership Dnv. Comm, will be listing each week some of the classifications that are open for member­ ship. If you know of someone in any of the classifications that would make a good Ro­ tarian. . . submi t the name on a card for processing. The ’’A” classifications that are open are: mating Automobile Clubs Automotive Parts Assb Next week we will cover more of the open class­ ifications ATTENDANCE MATH: Members Absent Guests 73 SCIENTIFIC REPORT: Scientists say kissing started because of a craving for salt. A caveman discovered he could cool off on a hot day by licking his neighbors cheek. Then he found it was more fun if his neighbor was female. Then he forgot all about the salt. Total Att ROTARIAN GUESTS: Ladd Wolf Three Rivers NON ROTARIAN QUESTS-: Paul Nailor Fort Wayne & Sutdent Guests Carrie Byrne Jim Nettleman Paul Creal AMONG THE MISSING WERE: Norm Moore, Tom Normandin, Dave Norton, Howard Taylor, Paul Thompson, Jerry Towns, Clyde Williams, Charles Woodward, Ken Worden, Bob Yingling, Norm Youtsey, Carroll Barnes, Charles Bristol, Ed Davey, Ed De­ vito, Jim Endicott, Elwyn Bodley, Vince Komstein, Pat Leonard, Bill Lymbumer DOWN MEMORY LANE (20 years ago) Decembei’ 3, 193^- Speaker was Theodore Werle of Michigan T.B. Association. It was announced that Chuck Woodward and . ' Fritz VanAken were to be Chairmen of the■ March of Dimes Drive. Pres. Ernie Luce was in Detroit so VP Torg . Skabo presided at the Meeting. 88 20 JOKE (SMALL BOY DIV) This small boy was telling a friend of his that-he was very, very worried. "Dad slaves away at his job so that I’ll never want for anything and so I’ll be able to go to college when the time comes. Mom works hard everyday washing, cleaning, cooking, and taking care of me when I’m sick. They spend everyday of their lives working just on my behalf." "Well, why are you so worried?" "They might escape." Program Chairman Larr^ Donay showed a slide presentation on recy­ cling of waster mater­ ials and how the recy­ cling benefits us in preserving our natural resources. Larry went on to explain what the function of Phillips Metal is in the recy­ cling business. He explained that they process scrap metals from all over the mid­ west and their dollar volume totals over 5 million per year. Fox example they process million pounds of scrap aluminum each year and prepare it ii. pellet form ready to go back into produc­ tion to make consumer products. They also handle cast which they melt down and have ready for steel manu­ facturers in ingot form. Their research is constantly looking for better ways to separate metals . separate plastic from the metal. Very interesting to hear how a local indu try is helping conr • serve our natural re­ sources and being of service to manufactur­ ers as well. NEXT WEEK: Don Shorno is the pro­ gram chairman and he informs us that Dr. Rick will be the Speak er. We assume that he will talk about his new position in the intensive care unit at the Hospital. If there is any time remaining no doubt Donwill extol the virtues of starting a how bowl- game’How about a petunia bowl for those that don' f’riakq "it to-‘-tlu Rose Bowl._____ ___________________________— . . • ■ '.. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER-,/ a222 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn ■— Thursday; 12:15' P.M.' BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium BURR OAK —- Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE —- Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. ’Monday," 1'2:00 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �COMMinEES^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1975s Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Fuller, Willlant Geishert, Charles Thompson Paul ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of John Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dish, Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard - WHITE The Rotary Klein Youth Bacon, 27—Howard Taylor March — 1975 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Charles 20-Walt Balcom 17—Chuck Woodward ★ Rotary International — Lose, Fred Anderson, Seaman October — 1974 Director Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose April - 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer ★ 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International ROTARY PROGRAMS 18—Keith Pearce International 19—Bob Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL February — 1975 August — 1974 Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Ernest Robert Director 1974 - 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley RICHARD Lyon - WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik ★ Allegan, Ruse, Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey SPECIAL - At the call of the President CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE SEXTON COMMUNITY SERVICE — CLUB HISTORIAN Director June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Ncjrman Ygytsey 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director* 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne __ i____ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann The COLDWATER Rotary RRELECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda ■ 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.-Gertrude _ 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail _ 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl. Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _ 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen _____ 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R.' R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura __ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 John Walker, 33-Daugherty—Gretchen Ar Sv RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best’^) The COLDWATEO^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^D^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dlhl) m the U. S. A. December 10, 197 4 Dr. Rick Explains Intensive Care Unit At Hospital PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: Theodore Werle, Exec. Sec. of Mich. TB Assoc, was the speaker. QUOTES: Program Chairman Don Shorno had as his guest Dr. John December 12th there will ; 88 Members Rick as the Speaker. He be a district conference [ Absent 25 brought the club up to date and those who will be at- i on what progress has- been tending will be: 4 Guests made in the development of ar. Paul Thompson Total Att.'S? Intensive care unit. In 1969 J im Lyon ! the Hospital started with a Ernie Luge I ROTARIAN GUESTS: Coronary Care Unit. Prior tc Harold Goodholm i this care facility there was | Ray Ehl Quincy a 30% mortality of coronary Hal Sexton reported on victims. Since then mortal­ the scholarship pre grain, j NON ROTARIAN GUESTS ity has been cut to half that His famous words were... j now at 12 to 15%. So this this is the last chance | Tom Cranson *' means that there are about to vote before counting ; Carrie' Byrne 'Ih- additional lives saved the ballots. j Jack Dunkel each year. He is now the Di­ I rector of the Intensive Care Communications: J Unit, which is a new position II and this entails some admin­ From Stan Godfrey with a ‘ IMPORTANT HOLIDAYS COMING istrative, plus being an ed­ SOON.... | request to support the ucator to the professional I arts, specifically the staff and. nursing staff. In­ Christmas presentation of Possibly the most impor­ tensive care has been expand­ the Nutci'acker Suite at tant is the Winter'Sol- * ed to care for other critical the Tibbits on Dec. 21. stice, coming our way on situations'such as Post Oper­ Dec. 22nd this year. Its ative care, severe infections A thanks to the Rotary | always a comfort to know severe blood loss and organ from the Artrain committee! that the days will start failure such as lungs and for their help with the i getting longer pretty kidneys. They will be setting Artrain. soon. up more intense monitoring By the way there will als j systems for heart, lung, and be Christmas and New Years other vital functions of the again this year on their •I body. DOWN MEMORY LANE I usual dates. j The purpose of the course is I I 20 years ago. to offer better care at the December 10, 1954 Community Health Center. I The second day of a diet isn’t too hard.o.because by that time you’re off Warren Williams furnished antelope meat for the en- > the diet. tire club for the luncheon Seton Bovee and Duke David, "Yes sir,” said the Hiway Patrolman, handing out a son were admitted to the ticket. ”1 know that Club. President Ford appreciates the fact that you were driving at 55 to save gas­ oline. So does Governor DEFINITION: (For RotaryMilliken. So do I. But Anna) REFRIGERATOR: Where you you were doing it in a 35 put dabs of food on diches mile an hour zone.” you don’t want to wash. Next week: Dick Moore is the Pgm. Chair­ man and will have as his pro­ gram Elaine Moore (whom he secured at great expense) as the speaker. The subject will be on School Social work. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Epiecopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF I HARLOW Coldwater, Mich. SEXTON - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 Club Bulletin — Paul PAUL Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willkin. FuHer, Charle* Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of John Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James WILLIAM FULLER International — Fred Anderson, Ernest Robert August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce Rural-Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 Student Guests - Lester (_use, William Timm, Reo Goodwin President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES WHITE International Charles The Rotary Klein — Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 18—Ed DeVito 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 3—Mike Toupalik 10—Mark Feller 1—Dave Norton CLUB HISTORIAN Director 11 —Rich Holben October — 1974 Director - Youth Bacon, 4—Don Stine September — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD 27—Howard Taylor 17—Chuck Woodward ★ ★ CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott Crippled Children - Robert Kerr, David Rubley Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms —- Richard Uhl each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ROTARY PROGRAMS Director - February — 1975 1974 - 1975 I Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, ★ Ruse, COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song - Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July — 1975 31— Bob Nagle * 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 NOTARY SHOW 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret ~ 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave : 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine _____ 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------- 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ------ — 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey----------- 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet--------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ,------------ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 8. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine--------- 278-8743 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail — 278-2406 Howard M. Teeler, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.-Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box' 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura ---------- 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . -Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-5006 279-9412 278-2272 HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 -- The COLDWATER Rotary ^O&CTOR PUBLISHED by the Cej^t^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R- RT.4 COLDWATER, 13ICHIGAN fee nt iinmiiiiiimIlr|(|ti_, Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best^Jf x\\fV"i The COLDWATE|^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATWROL&&F CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Clit'l) in the U.S.A. December 24, 1974 Father Wiltsie Tells History of Christmas.......... Father Mann introduced his successor at St. (Bad news this week. Hope Mark's Episcopal Church., they're making up someplace) Father Rod Wiltsie, who spoke on the real mean­ 88 Members ing of Christmas. 38 Absent The early Christians hat 50 a story to tell and it 6 Guests was of Jesus of Nazaret1 Total who died on a cross and was raised from the dec/ ROTARIAN,. GUESTS: J days later. So in _Orrin McCann Bronson II the first 50 years of Russel-Moore Arizona i Christianity there was Doug Woodward Colorado no recorded mention of Christmas, all the ac­ NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: I cent was on Easter, even the colander start­ Speaker Bod Wiltsie And home for the holidays, ed. at Easter. Then mor< attention was paid to sons of Rotarians: the 4 gospels and people Ken Barringer began to recognize that Bob Ruse Jesus was God. God be­ I came one with man en­ abling man to become CHRISTMAS PRESENT FROM MACKS one with God. By trans­ CATERING SERVICE lating the name Jesus back into Hebrew from Mack outdid himself at the Greek it is the same as Rotary meeting today.00serv­ Joshua, and He likened ing a delicious and generous Jesus leading us into prime rib dinner to the Ro­ a promised land just tarians. Eat your heart out like Joshua led the absentees, you missed the Jews into the promised best meal of the year. land in the Old Testament. MORE DEFINITIONS: ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ' SEZ: MERRY CHRISTMAS I' If you have any suggestions for use of funds raised from this year's Rotary Show, get in touch with Paul Thompson. There is still time to make suggestions so get t iem in befox-e the voting begins. CLASSIFICATIONS OPEN: If you know of someone in one of these classifications that you think would make a good member, see Sec. Bob Rumsey for an application blank. Bearing Distribution Boys Work Organization Brass Goods Mfg. Building Construction Building Mat. Retail (More next week) DEFINITIONS FROM THE ROTARY DICTIONARY: CHRISTMAS: 1. That time of year when mother has to sep­ arate the man from the toys. 2. That time of the year when both the trees and bus­ bands get trimmed, and some­ times get lit up, tc ' 3» A season of anticipation, prepr arstion, recreation, relation prostration and. recuperation. COMPROMISE: Listening to your wife’s opinion and deciding that she’s right. ECONOMIST: NEXT WEEK: A man who can save money by cutting down on some other persons expense. Bob Nagle is the prograi chairman. He says that with Dec. 31st being New Years Eve, the pro­ FINANCIAL WIZARD: gram should be on John I Barley Corn and the A man who doesn't need some extra cash at Christmas time. evils of strong drink, but it won't be. Tory Horton of the Branch GOOD NEIGHBOR: County Volunteer Ser­ One who makes his noise at th vices will be the speak­ er. same time you make yours You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M, BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMIUEES^BlUB SERVICE HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sextan 1976: William Fuller, Paul Thompson Geishert, Charles ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening Classification - Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Dygert of — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James 18—Keith Pearce Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 25—Ken Putnam Youth — Hruska WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES Michigan Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Projects Edward Davey Bacon, Charles — Foundation John 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Norm Olmsted 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ — 11—Rich Holben October — 1974 Director - WHITE The Rotary Klein 4—Don Stine September — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary International — Lose, Fred Anderson, Seaman March — 1975 27— Howard Taylor 17—Chuck Woodward ★ International CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International 20— Walt Balcom Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Allegan, 6— John Dygert 13--Dick Hruska RICHARD Ernest Robert CLUB HISTORIAN Director 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest, Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 Nagle, Richard Lyon Director - February — 1975 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise ★ H. WILLIAM FULLER Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES Ruse, John Fellowship - Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Program 1977; James Lyon, Richard White Regular — 1st Tuesday each month Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON | ■ 1974 - 1973 ~ ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Colli ns 10—Don Shorno Sony Leaders* — Norman Youtsey Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes July — 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7— John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28— John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If ypu wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special program, such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth __ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 2_______ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-296B Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat. __ _ 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ... 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine ... 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha-Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 .Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth :_______ 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet ’____________ 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol —. 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine ... 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura ----- 278-8981 Kenpeth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel — 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,'151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . 279;941-2- •Fr. Robert Man, 75 N.,Cirde Dr.—Edna 278-28L1 278:6730 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 - Jphn Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen \ VZ.631 The COLDWATER Rotary RBFLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published BY the CbL^DWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49056 UaJI 1,1111 -VI' r1 "!P !!' "-'•rw msnW* �The COLDWA^EO&tarTREFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATW;kOT^<flJB; Coldwater, Mlchiaan The Singingest Clh'b' in the U. S. A. December 3'1, 197'+ Tory Hortog. Mis Rotarians About Volunteer Services PREZ SL'Z: ATTENDANCE MATH: Members Absent Board of directors will meet '/iJOpm at Prez. Panic house on Tues. Jan. 7th. Voting was held on the fl­ items most suggested for re­ cipients of funds of Rouary Show: Tibbits Swimming Pool Tennis Courts Little League 88 27 (jl GUESTS: None All adds up to poor atten­ dance. Watch out Quincy, therd shfedld be lots of»#7 make ups on Monday. down memory lane: 20 years ago December 311 195^ Each member voted for two. Results will be announced next week. Any election bets? Received a letter from the Apache Junction, Arizona Club with pictorial proof that A.G. Falck was a guest of that club. They even have girls in the club; a very pretty one was pre­ senting A.G. with the Ro­ tary banner to bring back. REMINDER: Rotary Show Chorus'practice starts Tues, night, Jan. 7th at 7^30* Be Therein Rotarians ‘h^ard of a trip ’to Holland;by Diane Fraser who attended in Dutch national costume. Ernie Luse was doing some figuring and came up with the statistic that about 10% of the club was on the • early leaver list, and that they were missing out on the Rotary Fellowship. Ray Mulcahay had the story of the Finlanders who went out on a drinking bout. About 2am one of them picked up his glass and said "SKOL" whereupon the other Fin­ lander said, "Shut up. Did we come out here to talk or to drink?" definitions: FLASHLIGHT: A case in which to carry dead batteries. RHUBARB: Celery with high blood pressure. Program Chairman Bob Nagle had as his guest. Tory Horton of the Vol­ unteer Services divisio1 of Social Services of Branch County. He told Rotarians about some of the services that they perform: rides for people to the hospital or to the doctor who have no other way of getting there. A hot lunch program is provided for senior citizens and supervise by the Volunteer Serv.ices under the Title 3' program. Wheel chairs.hospital beds and walk­ ers are provided.for people who need them. Also they work with children who are in foster homes and set up meetings with their parents at neutral lo­ cations. When asked if there are areas that need more vol unteers, he said that there is need for wheel chair pushers at Maple Lawn at mealtime. Also discussion leaders for nursing homes for those who wish to keep up on current events. And for people who would like to help people but don’t know what to do, see Tory Horton and he will find a need that will fit your talents. NEXT WEEK: John .Kline is scheduled to be the program chair­ man. He says he will have a report on what happened to the East Chicago (Street) Gang. Seriously, Historical Society Pres. Mrs. Gene Wallace will be the speaker and show slides You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Charles William Fuller, Paul Thompson Geishert, HARLOW SWtoN Director - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1974-1975 PAUL committees ^■lub service 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At th* call of the President Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James Lyon Ernest Robert Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES H. Allegan, Michigan YEATES Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Youth — Hruska 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Howard Taylor, Richard 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD WHITE Director - International Charles — Edward Davey Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects Youth Foundation — John ★ — August — 1974 February — 1975 Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley x ROTARY PROGRAMS >* 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE President Rotary International — 1974 - 1975 f m » . Director April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL eiineo WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program COMMUNITY SERVICE Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 8—Bill Lymburner John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Kass January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean — Director 24—John Milnes • 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline February 20, 21, 22, 1975 17—Ed Davey July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll I. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jeon 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5-Lois _ 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty .___ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary :_____ 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ----------------------- 278-6704 NAME The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. ’. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 276-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice T_ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail « 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 -Kenneth-Putnam, .1-1 E. Chicago St.—Mabel-- 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson-Myrtle . . 279-94}2 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta __ C 278-2272 Address & Rotary Ann NAME Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ___ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian . .... 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 - ' HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen _____ 278-2811 __ 278-6730 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. 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Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource January 8, 1974- December 31, 1974 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Used with permission by the Coldwater Noon Club Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Coldwater (Mich.) Branch County (Mich.) Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Rights Holder Coldwater Noon Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Provenance Physical items were lent to Branch District Library, for digital preservation. Temporal Coverage January 8, 1974- December 31, 1974 https://www.branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/5a3f956554dbe7a3706f034a4d4df172.pdf 80cb5d6d5be09cf063431bedd274362e PDF Text Text Profits Mosi. Wh<i Relives Qest^J The COLDWATEgmtorf REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAJ^^O^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cfh&in the U. S. A. Mrs. Wallace Tells About Historical Society J anuary 7» PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: (Much better this week) Chorus rehearsal each Tuesday an'"’ Thursday 7:JOpra till showtime in February,. Boar* counte* the ballots as to which projects are to be supported by the fun*s from the Rotary Of the 4 that were show, voted on (Tibbits, Swim-' ming Pool, Tennis Courts,’ an* Little League), Tibbit Guests Total io 6 Mark Putnam Marshall Robert Smith Quincy NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Bob Charles Benny Alaniz 8c Student Guests Cathy Schappert Dave Brown will go to. RURAL-URBAN COMMITTEE REPORT: East Chicago St. Gang. Mrs. Eugene Wai] ace president of the Histor­ ical Society was the speaker an* told of how the effort to preserve East Chicago St. helped gain support for the Historical Society an* the acquisition of the Wing House to be use* athe Historical Society Museum, Plans for restoration havc been ma*e an* some of the work has been started, but fun*s are nee*e* to go on. She gave some of the history of the Wing House which acutally warA Rotarian father was driv­ built by Jay Chan*ler ing his little son to Sun*ay for his bri*e in 1875° School, against the boy’s She however *i* not like wishes. ”Dad, di* 'you have such wil*erness as there to go to Sun*ay School when was in Michigan an* left you were little?” to go back to New York. ”In*eed I *i*. ,fi the father So the house was sold t<replie*. ”1 went every Lucius Wing in 1882 an* Sunday.” has been in the Wing The child thought for a mo- , family ever since. The ment an* solemnly commented, ha* many ”1 *on’t think it’s going to projects to raise funds *o me any good either.” an* are asking organi­ LAUGH LINE: Chairman Gor*on Schlubatis an* Ken Wor*en report that the member-farmer friend program is off to a goo* start. Both Rotarians and Farmers who have par­ ticipated are pleaseto facilitate the c" .it acts. The Committee proposes to publish a list an* dates in this publication. The first list is as follows: Chuck Bacon Car roll Barnes Dick Biringer If this is not workable for you swap with someone QUESTION: 4 DEFINITIONS: TELEVISION SET: Machine. 14 ROTARIAN GUESTS: an* the Swimming Pool were the 2 that ha* the most votes, so they will be the projects that fun*s Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Members Absent John Klein was the pro­ gram chairman an* he ha/ promise* to let us knew what happene* to the How can public spen*ing be so popular when it re­ quires such an unpopular thing as public taxing??? A Watching- WASTE BASKET: Something To Throw Things Near. YOU KNOW YOU’RE GETTING JLDER...when you don't care where your wife goes, as long as you don't have to go with her. zations to sponsor a room in the house to help the restoration project to its comple­ tion as soon as possible Many tours of the home have been given an* it is their hope to set up permanent tours so that gra*er will every 3 visit the Wing Home each year. Jim Koss presented a Branch Co Platt Book to Mrs. Wallace to be given to the Historical Society. It dates back to 1915 an* contains much history ci Col*water. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregatidnal Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ HARLOW ! * THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS - 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, FuHer, Charlee 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening SEXf5Ks> Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santfora Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert of Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Nagle, Membership — Robert Richard Charles Woodward, Biringer . Membership “Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — Program Thompson Paul James Lyon CHARLES GEISHERT Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan INTERNATIONAL' SERVICE Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard August — 1974 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom 27—Howard Taylor September — 1974 3—Mike Toupalik RICHARD Charles Director — WHITE Projects Youth Bacon, — Edward Davey Foundation — John 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 18—Ed DeVito 1—Dave Rubley April — 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Ernest Luse December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey March - 1975 25—Woody Craig October — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 17—Chuck Woodward 24—Chuck Bristol CLUB HISTORIAN Director — February — 1975 10—Mark Feller Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Howard Taylor, Richard- The Rotary Klein ★ President Rotary International Student Guests — Lester Lose, • William Timm, .Reo Goodwin Youth •— Hruska 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS 1 Rural " Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Wprden Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman Ernest Robert _. Crippled Children w- Robert Kerr, *David> Rublev .. * International ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE .A, , .. * _ t_ . , w <-■. WILirAM FUlLER Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise SPECIAL — At the call of the President Fort | Attendance — Dennis' McCafferty, Jerry Towns,—Tom Collins OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1974-1975 PAUL lUB SERVICE COMMITTEES Milnes, John 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Kass B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean. February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 24—John Milnes July — 1975 January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John. Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ..278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret -.3 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara _ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane .... 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol ... 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ■, 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanor. _278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 Address & Rotary Ann NAME Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. -s. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy Phone No. NAME 278-5330 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 _ 278-6501 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude _ 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter,73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William I. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol ___ 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R.- R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine . 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R.--2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, -163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie ... 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralphf LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave,—Gail _______ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol _ 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ^278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta „ _':J^r238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W, Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet .‘55?’279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan Ji*?’279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy .“278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel _,— 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-2811 278-6730 / (S J,NP \ 19/: The COLDWATER Rotary pSfeLECTOR Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE (WTO ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan j, RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49026 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATEgOhta^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER;: R0^k^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest6(i^m the U. S. A. ^r. Sunderman of Glen Oaks says: January 14, 1975 "If you can’t get to college, we’ll bring the college to you." ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: Advertising assignments for the Rotary show programs have been given out. These are to be sold and turned in next week the 21st. Members Ab sent Guests Total Program chairman Dennis McCafferty introduced Branch County Coordinator 88 21 ^7 for Glen Oaks Community College Rex Putnam who in turn introduced Dro Sunderman, President of 2 ^9 Guests: Student Guests: Dave Brown HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Dave Norton Woody Craig County Extension of the college came into being, and the purpose for mak­ Kathy Schappert Rotary show rehearsals are each Tuesday and Thursday till showtine at 7:JOpni. Ticket assignments will be made soon. Get your pro­ spect lists ready. Once again, you either sell your quota or buy ’em yourself and give 'em away. J an. 21 J an. 28 Feb. A Feb. 11 OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: Look thru’em and if you know someone who y<*u feel would be a go cd member that fits one of the classifi­ cations, submit a membership card to Bob Rumsey. Open are: Chamber of Commerce Childrens Clothing Retail Cigar & Tobacco DiBto Copper Goods Wholesale Dry Goods Retail Bill Bobier Seton Bovee to which community colle^ His answer to that was that it will be the wishes of and a vote of now. joke (Domestic Dept): HE: 91720 Carroll Barnes Dick Biringer Get your invitations made Harold Goodholm's address is as follows: Harold Goodholm °/o Art Van Mat re ing the extension being to make high education available to more people at a lower cost. If you can’t get to the college the college will come to you. Questions from the floor were raised on whai areas will be attached FARMER GUEST ASSIGNMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: SHE: 19720 Carmelita Corona, California Glen Oaks College. He explained how the Branch the people in the area "You deceived me. to be served. The ques­ Before we were married tion was also raised on you told me you were why they are duplicating well off." services in Branch Co. "I was, but didn’t when Kellogg Community know it." College is already serv­ ing the county. His answer is that they are COMING EVENTS: offering daytime classes Next big holiday is February and fully transferable credits. So they are 2nd, Ground Hog Day. This offering things that should he second only to Michigan week; with parades, haven't been available street dancing, and festivi’:. in the past from Kellogg. ties of the frivilous nature No doubt Mayor Timm will issue some sort of a procla- NEXT WEEK: mation. We anxiously await Carroll Barnes is slated this. to have the program next week. Maybe he can toll us if leather shoes are Definition: to become extinct. KISSING: Mouth to mouth recreation. More open classifications in forthcoming bulletins. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 p.M QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION BRONSON - Congregational Church - Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL i Director SEXTON HARLOW THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer Club Bulletin — Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard .Laney 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE Director ’ — WILLIAM FULLER Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska ★ Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Nagle, Richard ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Biringer Membership Development Milnes, Mike Toupalik John INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtami Fuller, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of President Rotary Internationa! WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan 1.3—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig International Charles Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - Youth October — 1974 — Projects Edward Davey — Foundation John ★ - 18—Keith Pearce 6—John Dygert 17—Chuck Woodward Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES Ernest Robert CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ August — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol WHITE RICHARD International — Fred Anderson, each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, ROTARY PROGRAMS February — lv/3 Director 8—Bob Loose 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse June — 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY1 SHOW =< 3—Bob Seaman 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates'with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278*6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278*5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret i 278*8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278*5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278*5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278*5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellon Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ____ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278*2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . - 278-419B Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ,_ ^J?79-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet .^79-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan .. ^79-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Or.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311' David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,* 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta The COLDWATER Rotary gfcMECTOR published BY the Address & Rotary Ann Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail • 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Roth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ___ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.-Fae T2"278-851j NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ____ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.-Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.-Delores _ 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 Sec. 34.66, P. 1. & R- �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best^& The COLDWATEJ^fetary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^SROtX^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. January 21, ’■Pack Your Own Chute” Film Shown PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Bob Yingling Bernard Laney Vince Kornstein Candidates for election to the board at February 4th meeting: Hal Sexton Rich Holben Jim Koss Dick Uhl Bob Seaman John Dygert i December attendance we were| 4th out of 15 in the Dis• trict with an 81.56%. When are we going to be Number One????? I ?| After the final show on February 22nd there will be the usual afterglow with food and Spiritus Fermenti and dancing and frivolity. All Rotarians and Rotary Anns are invited, but there will not be enough room for-outside guests. Program Chairman Carrol Barnes arranged for Jir 88 Members Lytle, Manager of the Ab sent 22 Pepsi branch in Coldwa­ 3 ter to show the sales Guests training film produced 72 Total by Pepsi. Title of the film was ’’You Pack Your ROTARIAN GUESTS: Own Chute” which com­ Ray Ehl Quin pared selling and every Al Gustein Angola day living to jumping Nelson'Weber- Bronson out of an airplane with a parachute. You have NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: nothing to fear if you pack your own chute. Homer Hedges III David Brown & Cathy Shopper" It’s an excellent film and if anyone would Student Guests want to show it to your sales force I am sure Jim at Pepsi could pos­ sibly arrange to get it OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: back again. Education Administration Egg Distribution Electric Equip & Supplies Wholesale Next Week: Electric Equipment John Pierson is Program Farming Chairman. At this writ­ Flowers Retail ing he was not available Fruit Growing to quiz on what the. More in forthcoming bullet! next program would be. Let’s take a look around Maybe he will tell us and propse some new members his methods of extract­ ing SO from slow pay­ ing accounts. JOKE (DOMESTIC DIVISION) The February board meeting normally to be held on Tues Feb. 4 will be moved to the 5th so as not to conflict with rehearsal. Rehearsals for the show every Tuesday and Thursday till show week, then every night. The prospective father-inlaw (Sanford Jolley) was in­ HAVE YOU HEARD? Old postmen never die, terviewing the candidate. they just lose their zi ’’Young man,” he asked, ”do you think you’ll be able to Architects cover their support a family?” "Well,” said the prospective mistakes with IVY, Doc­ tors cover theirs with bridegroom, ”I'm really SOD and Brides with afraid I can’t. I was just Mayonaisse. planning to support your daughter and let the rest ' This one from the kids: of you sort of shift for yourselves.” How do you keep a rhi­ noceros from charging? Take away his credit card. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thunday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Planners Restaurant - Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �____________ I_____________ COMMinEETj^KuB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 Pretidenl THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-Pre»ident Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtam FuHer, Charlo* Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Classification - Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship - Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magaiine Bernard Laney Membership Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON x - HARLOW of International — Fred Anderson, Ernest Robert — WILLIAM FULLER Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden CHARLES GEISHERT - Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro President Rotary International The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss Retired Friends — Harold McKnight August — 1974 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom September — 1974 March — 1975 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward 24—Chuck Bristol October — 1974 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD WHITE Director - 1—Dave Rubley International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein — Projects Edward Davey — John Foundation 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 24—Harold Goodholm John Dean — Director 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 7—John Kline B. K. Pearce - Chairman 24—John Milnes July - 1975 January — 1975 February 20, 21, 22, 1975 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse April - 1975 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose CLUB HISTORIAN Director 4—Seton Bovee 27—Howard Taylor each month SPECIAL —At the call of the President ★ February — 1975 Director Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman ■ Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—jean ------------ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara----------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois----------------------------- 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara-------- - 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian--------------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne --------------------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol ------------------------ 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary--------------- 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma------ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ----------------- 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------------- 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ---------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey----------- 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet --------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 NAME ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude — 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail — 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian —-------- 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia----- 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen------------------------ 278-5556 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ------------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — . 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------- ---------- - 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------ » 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . - 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.-Susan ----------- -- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 278-8743 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine -— John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278 7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta PUBLISHED BY THE cbl.BWATER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ---- 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda---------- 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise------ 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan --------------- 278-8575 The CQp^ATER Rotary gjAcTOR Coldwater, Michigan Address & Rotary Ann Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 , Z/o-OUUO . Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores------ — 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine — 278-6693 Lesjer F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. —-------- 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia — _ 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie —-------- 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------- 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS 279:9412 rFr?*-Rpbert Man, 75-Nr*CT?do^Q^^doat^-a^^^_278:281-1*apys' 278^2^2 ’ John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------278-6730 ", �Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COEWATEjOtoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAf^fc£L&')CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Clbfcin the U.S.A. Chuck Woodward Tells of Trip South of tlx Border ATTENDANCE MATH: ?REZ SEZ: Election of new board members next week, February M;h. Candidates are: Hal Sexton Rich Holben Jim Koss Dick Uhl Bob Seaman John Dygert 88 Guests 2 -■ 12 ROTARIAN GUESTS: Warren Ada.ir Garth Wilber Remember, campaigning only in the outer lobby please. Purchasing of extra show tickets permissable anytime as a campaign tactic. John Dygert already has a head suart on this type of cam­ paigning. Judge Mark Andrews Is in Ann Arbor Hospital Members Absent Bronson CLASSIFICATIONS OPEN: Farming Flowers Retailing Fruit Growing Gas Service Groceries Retail Heating & Air Conditioning (Retail & Wholesale) X.fW Program Chairman John Pierson arranged for program which told about a trip made by Chuck Woodward, Olin Dally, Bob Loose and Al Doerr to the Baha peninsula area, port of call being La Paz. They left the day aftc. Christmas and spent 5 days on 2 - 36 foot cruisers. Sounds like a great trip and they all highly recommend it for anytime but Jul; or August when it is too hot in the area. Fishing was good and reportedly is always good in the bay be­ tween the Baha and Mexico. Sort of a fish trap. TICKET SALES: REMEMBER TO SELL TICKETS TO EVERYONE YOU SEE... MORE ARE AVAILABLE. ONLY 18 SELLING DAYS TILL SHOW­ BIRTHDAYS: Al Nelson Ed Devito Norm Moore TIME. HAPPY BIRTHDAY FELLOWS!i DEFINITIONS: PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: This would be a better world | if men would show as much pan: tience with each other as they do when waiting for a fish to bite. A sense -of humor is what makes you laugh at something which would make you mad if it happened to you. ECONOMY: Is that ■■■mysterious some­ thing that impels us to pay too little for some­ thing we need and too much for something we want. BEGINNERS SKI TRAIL: Fanny Hill ADOLESENSE-MIDDLE AGE Adolesense: when you think you will live forever. Middle Age: when you won­ der how you have lasted so long. NEXT WEEK: Seton Bovee will be the program chairman, and at this writing he was out of town, so we will have to wait till Tuesday to find out what the program will be. JOKE: OFFICE DIVISION Secretary to Irate Bos>. Certainly I have a good reason for being late! It makes the day seem shorter! ON THE TIMELY SUBJECT OF TAXES: Taxation, like a lot of other things, is based on supply and demand. The Government demands and we supply. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^BluB SERVICE ROTARY club of Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William FuHer, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, ★ Regular — 1st — Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON of International — Fred Anderson, Ernest Robert 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE ROTARY PROGRAMS Director — WILLIAM FULLER August — 1974 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Ken noth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan — Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 25—Ken Putnam March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig RICHARD WHITE International Charles Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - Youth October — 1974 — Projects Edward Davey — Foundation John CLUB HISTORIAN Director 13—Dick Hruska 20—Walt Balcom April — 1975 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ 18 —Keith Pearce 24—Chuck Bristol Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 17—Chuck Woodward ★ February — 1975 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Larry Donay v ' ** Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 10—Don Shorno John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 rotary'show Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse 8—Bill Lymburner 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret j. 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara ____ 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty —--------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail -------------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ------------- ---------- 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —------------ - - 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan----------279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S; Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura _____ 278-6981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura --------- 278-7237 NAME Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- 278-2272 The COLDWATER Rotary SPECTOR published by the CQLDWe^TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn ------ 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 5BB—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet . 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr;—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoihe 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Mr. Ernest Luse Route Bi­ Coldwater, Michigan �The COLDWATE^tory REFLECTOR Published by The C°LDWAt|^B^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cth^in the U.S.A. February 1975 John Collins Brings Rotarians History of Marshall PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Members Ab sent Fred Culy Hal Sexton Dick ^hite 88 12 Guests Total ROTARIAN GUESTS: REMINDER: Show Committee Meeting Mon­ day 7:30 at Pearce home. John Collins Marshall Mark Putnam Marshall Dale Treadwell NON RQTAR1AN GUESTS: A While on the subject of the show, only 14 selling days Stacy Goodreau—Student George Buchanan till show time... so SELL SELL SELL THOSE TICKETS!! If you need more tickets, see Ton Collins, Ticket Chairman. OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: Election of Board Members: of the 6 nominated these 3 were elected: Hal Sexton Jim Koss Dick Uhl Homes for the Aged Household Furn. Retail Insurance Health & Accident Laundry Service Mens Clothins, Retail Mental Health Metal Tubing Mfg. Minister Musical Instrument Retail More in future issues REPORT OF BOARD MEETING: JOKE (Geriatric Dept): Officers elected for the forthcoming year beginning July 1 are: Doctor to Elderly Rotarian: Jim Lyon----- Pres. Hal Sexton----- Vice Pres. Bob Rumsey----- Sec. Ernie Luse----- Treas. Fred Anderson------.’ ' "Sure you can chase woman. Just make sure you don't catch any.'1 Man to Neighbor: Asst. Sec. Treas. Also $100 was voted to be given to the Historical Society. ’’Let's make a deal. I'll stop keeping up with you if you'11 stop keeping up with me.” Ken Putnam was in charge of the program (switches with Seton Bovee.) He had as his speaker John Collins of the Eaton Corporation of Marshall who is also the presi­ dent of the Marshall Historical Society. Mr Collins gave some of the history of Marshall and what has been done to make it outstanding in the presevation of histori sites and homes. Much of the credit for preserving historic sites goes to Mr. Brooke (Truss Manufacturer) who would buy up histor­ ic sites and homes as they would become avail­ able and then sell them only to those who would restore them. He also was responsible for the construction of the lime stone post office and the city hall, both of which blend in with the architecture of the rest of the town. Thanks Ken for an interesting pro­ gram. NEXT WEEK: Jim Endicott is program chairman who was out of town at this writing so we don't know what he will have for a program Could be on why power rates have raised. We'll find out Tuesday. If you make a left turn from a right hand lane, you are probably just careless or reckless and not at all what the dri­ ver behind called you. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtans FuHer, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President SEXTON - Director Club Bulletin - Paul President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan 1974 - 1975 . ^ROTARY PROGRAMS Director — WILLIAM FULLER Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural-Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Ruse, John Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Rco Goodwin Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard RICHARD International Charles Bacon, The Rotary Klein Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl Youth — Edward Davey — John ★ — CLUB HISTORIAN Director 18—Keith Pearce 13— Dick Hruska 20— Walt Balcom March — 1975 27— Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 10—Don Shorno Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Kass ~ B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnighf John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — ‘ John Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted 29—Les Luse December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro 8—Bill Lymburner 29—Olin Dally 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay April - 1975 1—Dave Norton Projects Foundation 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 25—Ken Putnam October — 1974 Director - WHITE February — 1975 6— John Dygert 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise August — 1974 17—Chuck Woodward ★ Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Allegan, HARLOW VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES COMMUNITY SERVICE Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley ★ PAUL ^■luTTeRVICE COMMITTEES 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7— John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28— John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLQWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn _____ 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe..St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean __ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret _ 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249' Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.-Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ... 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME /s' FEfi The COLDWATER Rotary ftEFLECTOR published by the GQ^DW^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan, COLDWATER, MXCHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians A Iways Welcome Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ._ 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 -Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ._ . 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 2___ 279-9349 ’Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 -Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 PNorman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . . 279^4)2* --Frs.Robert Man, '75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2817'*^^ " Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 'johnY Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ^i^L___ 278-6730 4903$ �9“He~Profits Most Who Serves~Besf^ The COLDWATEBg|fetoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAWggWaUB, Coldwoter, Michigan The Singingest cMm the U. S. A. February 11, 1975 Rotarians Get A Bit Of A Review Of Some Of The Singing Acts For The Show. PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: Received a letter from Harold Goodholm who is re- 1 cuperating from surgery in Calif. Sens his regrets for not being here for this years show. Members Absent Guests Show Director John Dean was the program chairmar and the program was de­ voted to extra rehear­ sal time plus a review c 88 25 ^3 10 73 ROTARIAN GUESTS: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: Jim Lyon Scholarship Committee re­ ports that a scholarship program has been adopted.. There will be a ^5'00 ’ scholar­ ship given each year, to be financed by half of all fines collected and the bal­ ance to come from the trea­ sury. The fines have been going to the Rotary Founda­ tion, so we have two alter­ natives: give less to Ro­ tary Foundation; do heavier fining. (Editor’s note: John Worth Quincy Dale Treadwell Dick Zanter NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: spots but in general it looks like a great show again this year. J ames’ Cohrad Casey Medendorp Drew Claes Student Guests: Mark Meyer Karin Allejung Stacey Goodreau Jacqueline Brown Next Week: Keith Pearce is program chairman and he says that next week's prograj time till be devoted to show rehearsal, some chorus and some special ty acts. NOTE FROM GORDON SCHLUBATIS JOKE: I’11 bet the fining will be heavier.) For some reason the farmer guest assignments have not been ending up with farm­ Last selling week before the show for getting the tickets sold. If you have sold yours more are avail­ able from Tom Collins. If ers as guests. Will get the program "revved" up again in a few weeks. you can’t sell all of yours . either buy’em and give’em away or possibly another Rotarian could sell those you can’t sell. We just considered the cost of postage stamps and cal­ culated that it wculd be cheaper to go in parson than to send a Valentino card. of some of the singing groups who will be fea­ tured at the Rotary Show on Feb. 20, 21, & 22. Still some rough ON THE RECENT HISTORY OF SHORTAGES: We beefed about the meat shortage We gassed a lot about the fuel shortage And the wheat shortage went against our grain. But one shortage had a good result: The job shortage made the people who were still employed work harder. (BUSINESS AND FINANCE DIVISION) It was duly reported at a coffee session that the 9th National Bank was looking for a cashrier. Commented one of the group: "But I thought they just hired I a new one a month ago:" "They did. He's the one they're looking for!" DOMESTIC DIVISION: 1st Rotarian: "I will be a bachelor for the next two weeks." 2nd Rotarian: "How's that?" 1 st Rotarian: "My wife if going home to spend two weeks with her mo­ ther. She does this once a year...sort of a refresher course in nag­ ging. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretory Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willkins Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President SEXTON - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program —• James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary International Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl WILLIAM FULLER President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan ROTARY PROGRAMS Director August — 1974 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden Student Guests - Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard ★ WHITE International Youth Bacon, Charles The Rotary Klein — March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 1—Dave Rubley Projects 8—Bob Loose — — Foundation John 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 WTARY'SHOW 7—John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Chuck Bacon December — 1974 John 8—Bill Lymburner 29—Olin Dally 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey April - 1975 22—B.ob Kerr 15—Fred Culy Edward Davey Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 25—Ken Putnam 1—Dave Norton CLUB HISTORIAN Director 13—Dick Hruska 20—Walt Balcom October — 1974 Director - 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 18—Keith Pearce 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD February — 1975 6—John Dygert 17—Chuck Woodward ★ CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Allegan, HARLOW 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ CHARLES committees^Blub SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman • Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret s 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Palsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME ’ Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce __ 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 2 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol - 2.38-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Eq,e 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan. 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet. .279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan .-—279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 278-8743 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel ~r_ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis .. Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta The COLDWATER Rotary IOeCTOR published by the CpL,DW^>ER ROTARY CLUB Vy/XJ Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 5BB—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 278-6603 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.-Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway ■ Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia. 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 49036 �The COLDWATEBQjfetoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATl^^WclUB, Coldwater, Michigan the U.S.A. February 18, 1975 Meeting Devoted To Practice For Show PREZ SEZ: Board Meeting will be Tues, evening March 4 at the usual time and place at Prez Paul' house. ATTENDANCE MATH: 88 Members Absent 25 Guests Total ^7 YEAR OLDER DEPARTMENT: ROTARIAN GUESTS: HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO Al Wiler Al Gutstein Harold Goodholm Norm Youtsey Howard Teeter Clyde Williams Conrad Swart Program Chairman and Show Chairman were one and the same, Keith Pearce, who felt that the practice was needed more than a different program. One thing for certain, participants in the show do not "peal too soon. Fact is it Bronson Angola NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: George Buchdnan Jim Keen The scholarship program is off to a flying start, fines have never been better. At this rate we'll have the scholarship progam covered for the year in about 10 weeks. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: Any time you call your dog a dumb animal, remember who's working to support him. PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: A consultant is a well paid expert who is brought in at the last minute to share the blame. Running a business is like a shower. One wrong turn and you're in hot water. seems amazing that when the time has run out an< the show must go on, a good show goes on much to the pleasure of the audiences. This year's show promises to be mosi entertaining thanks to a lot of hard work on the part of Director John Dean, Chairman Keith Pearce and all other committee heads. NEXT WEEK’S PROGRAM: Seton Bovee is in charge and will have his son as the speaker. We look forward to an in­ teresting program. Fun is li e life insurance, the older you get, the more it costs. CAMPUS REPORT: WHAT'S IN A NAME? One of our Rotarians tells us that he knows who his daughter's favorite author is..."01 Dad"...he writes checks. DEFINITIONS: Prosperity: Something you feel, fold and forward to Washington. The hot dog is often called a weiner, suggesi ing Viennese origin, but in Vienna it's called a frankfurter and in Frankfort it's called a weiner, as if both cities want to dis­ claim it. It's been Hot Dog since 1906 when Sermon: A Moralogue a cartoon depicted a dachshund in a bun. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^HlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON JAMES LYON Preiident Vic«-Proiiden» Secretary Treaeurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William FuHer, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening Director Classification - Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, Regular — 1st - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON of International — Fred Anderson,' Ernest Robert CHARLES GEISHERT WILLIAM R. ROBBINS General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dirt., Rotary International Allegan, Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska — ★ YEATES Michigan The Four-Way Test . — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss Retired Friends — Harold McKnight 6—John Dygert February — 1975 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 24—Chuck Bristol April — 1975 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WHITE RICHARD International The Rotary Klein Director - Youth Bacon, Charles October — 1974 Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John CLUB HISTORIAN Director August — 1974 17—Chuck Woodward 1—Daye Rubley B—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Les Luse Ernest Luse John Milnes, 6—Pat Leonard 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 17—Dick Moore 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 7—John Kline February 20, 21, 22, 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman John Dean — Director 22—Bob Kerr 29—Olin Dally 5—Russ Temple 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW 15—Norm Olmsted November — 1974 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 8—Bill Lymburner May — 1975 26—Bill Timm Employer ■> Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro <- Fort Lauderdale, Florida H. Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE CHARLES — WILLIAM FULLER Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International 1974 - 1975 , ^ROTARY PROGRAMS Director COMMUNITY SERVICE 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July - 1975 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman ■ Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret _ 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ------------ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara----------------- 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois--------------------------- - 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara--------- 278-5234 Sherwood **Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian---------------- ---------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo . — 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne _______________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol ______________ 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary--------------- 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte ___ 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave — ----------------------- 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ---------------- 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------------- 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ---------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey----------- 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn------------------------ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME The COLDWATER Rotary ptE&ECTOR J CW1 published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB v Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn __ —•_ 278-8321 ------- 278-4907 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-5842 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan -------- 278-8575 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude — 278-4350 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail*—‘278-2406 — >278-4222 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail *------------- 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4140 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye’. 278-6603 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia---- 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 ■-- - - -- ---------- 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth________________ 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, ,R. R. 5—Eileen ------------------------ 278-5556 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol -------------James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet-------------------------- 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores---------- 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol---------- • ----------- 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------ 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine — 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia ------------ 278-4424 ----------- 278-5033 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan---------- — 279-9492 278-6334 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — -------- 278-6393 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ------ - 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------- 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura --------- 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 . - — 279-9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3-Harrietta----------- 278-2272 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWATEJ^fafcry REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAf^^dl^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest FEBRUARY 25, 1975 the U.S.A. SETON BOVEE II GIVES PROGRAM ON ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. PREZ SEZ: ATTENDACE MATH: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: MEMBERS ABSENT CLYDE WILLIAMS GUESTS TOTAL 88 15 5 WELCOME TO ROTARY: FRED ANDERSON INTRODUCED NEW MEMBER, JIM CONRAD. JIM IS MANAGER OF MANUFACTURING AT BORG WARNER. MOVED TO COLDWATER FROM LAPORTE A YEAR AGO TO JOIN THE LOCAL BORG WARNER OPERATION. WELCOME. MONTHLY BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD AT PREZ PAUL'S RESIDENCE TOES. MARCH 4 AT 7:30PM. ROTARIAN GUESTS: DALE G» TREADWELL NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: ED WORLAND MIKE WARNOCK EXCHANGE STUDENTS: SUSAN MOLLER OLSEN FROM DENMARK RUMBERTO AMAIAL GURGEL FROM BRAZIL SETON BOVEE WAS THE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN AND II/ AS HIS GUEST, HIS SON, SETON BOVEE II WHO PRE­ SENTED HIS SLIDE COL­ LECTION WHICH WAS A PAET OF HIS PROJECT WHEN HE SET OUT TO GET HIS MASTERS DEGREE HE DID HIS OWN PHOTOG­ RAPHY AND OWN DEVELOP­ ING AND THE SLIDES WERE EXCELLENT. THINGS THAT WE LOOK AT EVERY DAY AND TAKE FOR GRANT­ ED ARE ALL PART OF EN­ VIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. IT WAS VERY INTERESTING TO SEE THE COUNTRYSIDE THROUGH THE EYES OF A BIOLOGIST. OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: CONCERNING THE ROTARY SHOW: ATTENDANCE WAS GOOD AND THE COMMENTS WERE GOOD. BUSI­ NESS TO GET FINISHED: IF YOU HAVE A BILL TO BE PAID BY ROTARY, GET THE BILL IN NOW. ALSO, IF YOU HAVEN'T SET­ TLED UP FOR YOUR TICKETS, DO SO NOW WITH TOM COLLINS. THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF ROTARIANS: THOSE WHO MAKE THINGS HAPPEN. 2 THOSE WHO WATCH THINGS HAPPEN. THOSE WHO WONDER WHAT 3 HAPPENED. I OPTICAL GOODS RETAIL PHYSICIAN, RADIOLOGY PHYSICIAN, PSYCHIATRY PHOTOGRAPHY POSTAL SERVICE POWDERED METALIC CARBIDES MANUFACTURING PUBLIC SAFETY (POLICE) MORE TO COME. IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE IN THESE CATE­ GORIES, GET IN TOUCH WITH SECRETARY BOB RUMSEY AND GET THE BALL ROLLING. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: THE TROUBLE WITH TODAY'S DOLLAR IS THAT IT SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN BUILT FOR SPEED RATHER THAN ENDURANCE. THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE, WE HAVE LEARNED THAT MAX MORATH WHO WILL BE ENTERTAINING AT THE TIBBITS TUESDAY NIGHT WILL BE HERE EARLY ENOUGH TO PRESENT OUR PROGRAM AT ROTARY NEXT TUESDAY. IN THE EVENT YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH MAX MORATH, HE IS A JAZZ PIANIST WHO SPEC IALIZES IN PIANO ARTIS­ TRY FROM AN ERA THAT MOST OF US REMEMBER AND CAN ASSOCIATE WITH. WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEAR ING FROM MAX MORATH NEXT WEEK. COMMENT OF THE WEEK: AND THEN: THERE WAS THE ELDERLY LADY WHO ASKED HER YOUNG NEPHEW HOW HE LIKES SCHOOL. "CLOSED,'' SAID HE. "I HATE SPINACH AND I'M GLAD I HATE IT BECAUSE IF I LIKED IT I'D EAT IT AND I CAN'T STAND THE STUFF." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON —• Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willkins Geishert, Fuller, Charles Thompson Paul 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Dist., Rotary International H. Allegan, - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon YEATES Michigan - WILLIAM FULLER Di rector Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rublcy Rural • Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska 11—Jim Endicott 6— John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13— Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20— Walt Balcom March — 1975 27— Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10--Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 24—Chuck Bristol 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD — WHITE Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl The Rotary Klein Foundation — John CLUB HISTORIAN Director 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose — Edward Davey 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Ruble/ Director Projects Youth Bacon, Charles October — 1974 ★ 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse June — 1975 December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 4—Seton Bovee 17—Chuck Woodward ★ Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise — February — 1975 August — 1974 Howard Toylor, Richard International CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CHARLES SEXTON 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Gov. 636 HARLOW Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL committees ^Blub SERVICE 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Dan Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard John 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—John Milnes 24—Harold Goodholm July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle * 1—Paul Ruse January — 1975 ROTARrif SHOW 8—Jerry Towns 7— John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28— John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman • Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.-Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.-Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian _______________ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane i ____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellon Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy _ 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ___ : 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ___________ 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail _______ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _____ 238^2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Foe 278-8518 Normand' Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279^9^92 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,* 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta NAME HONORARY MEMBERS r. Robert Man, 7: The COJtD^ATER Rotary MMeCTOR published BY the COI^WrlLR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE ^siting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER,. MICHIGAN Phone No. Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ._ Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lin.coln St.—Virginia Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ____ FEB28 Ah/J 19/3 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address t Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Moriah 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia “ 278-4424 49036 jrcle Dr.—Edna 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �^^‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best”^& The COLDWATEB^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA1^S^|£ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest ClMlin the U.S.A. MARCH MAX MORATH TELLS ROTARIANS ABOUT THE RAGTIME YEARS '975 PREY SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: OUR OFFICIAL ATTENDANCE FOR FEBRUARY WAS 89-53% WHICH PUTS MEMBERS ABSENT 88 16 GUESTS TOTAL 72 9 "Si •-S IN 2nd PLACE IN THE DISTRICT VICKSBURG BEAT US OUT WITH JUST A SMALL EDGE. BE SURE TO DO THOSE MAKE UPS WHEN YOU CAN’T BE HERE ON TUESDAYS.. w WITH A LITTLE EFFORT WE CAN BE #1.. RALPH TOUPALIK HAS BEEN AP­ POINTED. TO THK’NEW NOTARY CHAIRMANSHIP . .. OH AIRHAN OF THE '^ROTARY BUY A C\R CAMPAIHN.” RE NEEDS TWO VOLUN­ TEERS TO ASSIST HIM. EVEN THOUGH IT MAY SEEM THAT THIS PROJECT IS ONE THAT RALPH DREAMED UP, IT IS ACTUALLY A STATE WIDE PROJECT. TO LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING MORE ABOUT THE PROGRESS OF THIS PROJECT. HOW ABOUT THIS FOR A SLOGAN..’’BUY A NEW CAR AND KEEP MICHIGAN GREEN... WITH DOLLARS.” ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MEETING IN MONTRAL WILL BE HELD JUNE EIGHT TO TWELVETH, PLANS ARE BEING MADE FOR M^xSS TRANSPOR­ TATION TO CUT COSTS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GOING, GET IN TOUCH WITH PREZ PAUL. ROTARIAN GUESTS: LEASON MODERT GLEN BARNETT KEN GUNTHORPE BRONSON BRONSON NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: MAX MORATH—PROGRAM STUDENT GUESTS: MARK MEYER STACEY GOODREAU LESLEE WHITE LEE RAHUNEN SHIGEMI KANEDA OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: RESTAURANTS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SHEET METAL WORKING SHOE MANUFACTURING SOCIAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT SOFT WATER SERVICE TELEPHONE SERVICE TELEVISION SALES & SERVICE TITLE SERVICE TRANSPORTATION: DRAYING & HAULING VETERINARIAN WINDOW GLASS RETAIL PROGRAM CHAIRMAN DON STINE HAD HIS PROGRAM AT A VERY OPPERTUNE TIME, THE DAY WHEN MAX MORATH WAS IN TOWN TO PRESENT HIS SHOW AT THE TIBBITS. AS THE SPEAKER FOR THE DAY, MAX ELABORATED ON WHY HE HAS CHOSEN THE ERA AROUND THE TURN OF THE CENTURY TO CONCEN­ TRATE ON. HISTORIANS AND WRITERS SEEM TO NE­ GLECT THAT ERA AND HE FEELS THAT IT HAS MUCH TO TELL ABOUT. IT IS THE PERIOD WHEN AUTO­ MOBILES CAME INTO BEING ELECTRIC LIGHTS, AIR­ PLANES, PAPER MONEY, MOVIES, INCOME TAX, IN­ DOOR PLUMBING, DISPOSABI RAZOR BLADES AND DOZENS OF OTHER THINGS. IT WAS AN OPTIMISTIC ERA AND THE MUSIC WAS ALSO THAT WAY. HE STATED THAT HE FINDS THE PAST ALWAYS PLEASANT, BECAUSE IT tSN’T HERE. HE DID SEVERAL DIALECT QUOTES OF MR. DOOLEY, A POPULAR NEWSPAPER CHARACTER OF THE ERA, ONE OF WHICH WAS ’’TRUST EVERYBODY, BUT CUT THE CARDS.” HE CLOSED WITH A MEDLEY OF OLD FAVORITES AT THE PIANO ABD THE MAPLE LEAF RAG. A MOST ENJOYABLE PROGRAM. THANKS DON FOR ARRANGING IT- DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE BASKETBALL COACH WHO RAISED THE URINALS IN THE LOCKER ROOM UP A FOOT? DID IT TO NEXT WEEK: KEEP THE TEAM ON THEIR TOES. PICH HOLBEN IS THE PRO­ GRAM CHAIRMAN AND HE SAY. THAT THE PROGRAM IS NOT SET AT THIS MOMENT. BUT THEN THERE WAS THE TIPSY CUSTOMER WHO WAS HAVING ALL WE KNOW THAT HE WILL HAVE AN INTERESTING ONE. SORTS OF TROUBLE IN THE PHONE BOOTH. "WHADDA YA MEAN ’NUMBER PLEASE?”’ HE SHOUTED. ’’YOU GOT MY DIME, NOW GIMME MY PEANUTS’ I” You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL Pretident THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-Preiident ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treaeurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtan. Fuller, Charlei Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White HARLOW BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening of SEXTON Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Youth — Hruska Ernest Robert President Rotary International WILLIAM R- ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International YEATES Michigan 6—John Dygert February — 1975 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 18 —Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 17—Chuck Woodward 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton RICHARD WHITE International Charles Projects — Edward Davey Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - Youth October — 1974 Foundation — John Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ — August — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise International — Fred Anderson, Howard Taylor, Richard ★ Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL H. Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Allegan, Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES - COMMUNITY SERVICE 1974 - 1975 UUIIIIAU einiee . ^ROTARY PROGRAMS WILLIAM FULLER — Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Rotary Luse, ★ Regular — 1st committees^Blub SERVICE Director Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose,Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss Retired Friends — Harold McKnight 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon John Milnes, November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June - 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW 7—John Kline February 20, 21, 22, 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman John Dean — Director 22—Bob Kerr 29—Olin Dally May - 1975 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted 29—Les Luse 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse 8—Bill Lymburner 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address * Rotary-An^ Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. ---- 278-8321 Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth —278-5358 . John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda---------- 278-4907 278-5842 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha--------------- 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie —_. 278-6821 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan -------------- 278-8575 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen. 278-2239 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 Carroll L. Barnes,, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret _ 278-8006 H. Vincent Kornstieri, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude — 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail — 278-2406 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 22^1^ — 278-8086 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ------------- 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian — ------- 278-4222 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret .1- 278-5386 278-4140 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara';.—, ;—•■•278-5891 278-6603 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara Cljprles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois ------------- —----- 278-5828 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia — 279-9268 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278(5284 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen--------------------- 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 ______________ 238-2318 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian —.------- ------------- ->-■ 278-7249 . Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth----------- ------------- 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen ------------------------ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol ------------------------ 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy------------279-9471 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet-------------------------- 278-5521 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna -----—— 278-2007 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane . ------ 278-6635 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores ---------- 278-6736 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty ------------ 278-6093 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------- ---------- 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott AyeT—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine —. 278-6693 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanfie ------------------- 278-5909 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia------------ 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ---------------- 238-2632 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol —•-------------- 278-6770 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. — - -------- 278-5033 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ------------- 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St,.—Rosamond 278-5033 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary--------------- 278-4248 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet •------------- 279-9349. Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia------ 278-6334 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — ------ 278-6393 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------- 278-6551 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave — ..-------------------- 278-4082 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 | Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ----------------- 278-2841 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 I William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279-9481 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall'St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------------- 639-4433 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore --------- 278-6517 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------- 279-9266 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5004Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey ----------- 278-6191 fFpRobert Man, 75 N.: Cktle“ Dr.rrEdno __ 278.-281 J Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . _ . 279-9412 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 JoArr. Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen :—--- 278-6730 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3 — Harrietta ----------278-2272 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 t Cj 2 ’ ’1 A I ’■ r C 1- Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary ^®feCTOR published BY the OWWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 PM ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATElfflfeto^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA^I^R.Q]^P CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S.A. ROTARIANS ENTERTAINED BY COMBO MARCH 11, 1975 ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: VEE? JIM LYON IN CHARGE OF MEETING TODAY. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO "BIG DON”...ANOTHER 39 YEAR MILESTONE 88 MEMBERS ABSENT 20 GUESTS TOTAL 7% ROTARIAN GUESTS ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM TOM COLLINS, TICKET CHAIRMAN OF ROTARY SHOW: ’’ANYONE WO STILL OWES FOR TICKETS SEE TOM COLLINS 'CREDIT BUREAU.'” GEORGE JEFFERY RAY SMITH MARK PUTNAM TERRY HOLLISTER DALE TREADWELL BRONSON BRONSON MARSHALL BRONSON NON ROTARIAN GUESTS JOHN PIERSON ADI UP OR I'LL WEEK." AID PAY ’ IR NEXT GEORGE BUCHANAN & STUDENT GUESTS VICKI HAVENS JOHN TOUPALIK DIET DEPARTMENT: HAVE HEARD TELL OF A COUPLE OF ROTARIANS WHO WENT ON A DIET...ONLY THING THEY LOST WAS SOME MORE HAIR. ON THE SUBJECT OF DIETS THIS IS AN INTERESTING COUNTRY. AT PRESENT THERE ARE TWO MAIN WORRIES: 1. WHETHER THERE'S GOING TO BE ENOUGH FOOD, 2. HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT. GOVERNMENT RED TAPE DEPART­ MENT: A CLERK IN BATTALION HEAD­ QUARTERS OPENED A DOCUMENT, INITIALED IT AND SENT IT ON TO THE COMMANDING OFFICER. IT SOON REAPPEARED ON HIS DESK WITH THIS NOTATION: "YOU WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO SEETFIIS DOCUMENT. PLEASE ERASE YOUR INITIALS AND INITIAL THE ERASURE." PROGRAM CHAIRMAN RICH HOLBEN ARRANGED FOR AN ENJOYABLE MUSICAL PRO­ GRAM FOR THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM. BUDDY & ZELDA CORNWELL, NARK FEL­ LER AND JOHN MILNES MADE UP THE COMBO. ZELDA CORNWELL AS VO­ CALIST ENTERTAINED WIT CURRENTLY POPULAR SONGS, AT LEAST SONGS THAT MADE THE ROTARY SHOW HIT PARADE, LIKE: "IF YOU LOVE ME LET ME KNOW," "LET ME BE THERE," "KILLING ME SOFTLY," PLUS OTHERS LIKE "JOHNNY BE GOOD," KANSAS CITY," AND HE THINKS I STILL CARE." MARK SOLOED ON ONE TOC "YOU ARE THE SUNSHINE OF MY LIFE." IT WAS A MOST ENJOYABI HALF HOUR WITH A GOOD JOB OF ENTERTAINING GN THE PART OF ALL OF THE MUSICAL AGGREGATION. THANKS RICH FOR AR­ RANGING FOR THE PROGRAI1 NEXT WEEK ED DEVITO IS IN CHARGE SOMETHING OF THE HIS­ TORY OF PAUL REVERE??? TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT THEN THERE WAS THE LADY WHO JUST KEEPS GAINING AND GAIN. ING. SHE GOT SO BIG THAT LAST MONTH THE PC"7? 0 ■ FICE DECIDED SHE WAS BIG ENOUGH TO BE A PLACE AND THEY ASSIGNED HER A ZIP CODE. A MAN CAME OUT OF AN OFFICE BUILDING AND FOUND HIS CAR HALFWAY UP ON THE CURB, THE REAR END CRUMPLED AND A SMAIL CROWD STANDING AROUND LOOKING AT THE DAMAGE. THERE W.AS A PENCILED NOTE UNDER THE WINDSHIELD WIPER WHICH READ, " I RAN INTO YOUR CAR. SOME PEOPLE SAW ME DO IT. THEY THINK I’M WRITING MY NAME, LICENSE NUMBER AND INSURANCE COM­ PANY ON THIS NOTE, BUT THEY ARE WRONG. BYE." OR THE WEEK IF HALF THE WORLD DOESN’T KNOW HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES IT'S ENCOURAGING TO KNOW THAT AT LEAST HALF THE PEOPLE IN TEE WORLD ARI MINDING THEIR OWN BUS- You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thurjday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:1'5 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 THOMPSON President Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtan. Fuller, Charles Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Club Bulletin - Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS evening of James Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, Willicim Timm, Rea Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard International — Fred ’ Anderson, Ernest Robert DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International CHARLES Allegan, H. YEATES Michigan August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine 11 —Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito October — 1974 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WHITE RICHARD Director - International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey Foundation — John CLUB HISTORIAN 25—Woody Craig 1—Dave Rubley April - 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm June — 1975 Director December — 1974 Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay March — 1975 September — 1974 24—Chuck Bristol VOCATIONAL SERVICE — 4—Seton Bovee 17—Chuck Woodward Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT February — 1975 11—Jim Endicott 10—Mark Feller each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ ROTARY PROGRAMS 8—Bob Loose Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary Luse, ★ Tuesday — Director WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program Thompson Paul Regular — 1st - Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, ★ Geishert, SEXTON Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley ★ PAUL HARLOW 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMITTEES^PtLUB SERVICE 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss. B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean x February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 3—Bob Seaman January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address 6 Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret x 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, IB Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ______________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. I NAME Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Foe 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Narmandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B, K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 278-2811 278-6730 Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the COLDW'A'l ER ROTARY CLUB ELK’S TEMPLE Phone No. HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen The CO^LCWATER Rotary I^KgECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen _ 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand-Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna . _____ 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �Profits Most Who Serves Best”^^ The COLDWATEBgfetoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^R§#RS" CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cthfoin the U. S. A. March 18, 1975 Prosecutor Richard Colbeck Speaks To Rotarians...„ PREZ SEZ; ATTENDANCE MATH: Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family of Olin Dally who passed away this week, and to Harold Goodholm whose wife passed away. We now have a new supply of flags for Rotarians to take with them to present to clubs that are visited in far away places. (Quincy MEMBERS ABSENT Program Chairman Ed Devito had as his speak' 88 13 er, Branch County Pros­ ecuting Attorney Richard Colbeck. He spoke on some of the new programs that have been started in his office in the past two years since he has been here in Branch County, one is the bad check. They en­ 70 GUESTS TOTAL 73 NO ROTARIAN GUESTS THIS WEEK * NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Speaker Richard Colbeck Studenj^*Guests; courage merchants to bring any bad checks to his office. They are 85% effective in collect Vicki Havas John Toupalik or Bronson are not eligible If you are going on a far reaching junket, see Sec. Bob Rumsey for flags to take along. NEW MEMBERS: HAPPY BIRTHDAY Duke Davidson Overheard at one cf the tables, "He doesn’t look bad for 65." Their math must be bad because he is a 1924 model. SPEAKING OF AGES OF ROTAR­ IANS: Sec. Bob Rumsey recently had to send the following information to Rotary International and we thought you might be inter­ ested in it. Members of’ the Coldwater Rotary Club ii. the following age groups: 21-25 26-50 1 5 31-55 56-^ 6 11 41-45 46-50 12 15 51-55 56 and over 8 50 Fred Culy’introduced 2 new Rotarians, Ed Geishert who joins us with the classifi­ cation of Petroleum Sales, and Gilbert Patton of the Gas Company under the clas­ sification of Gas Service, Weights and Measures. Welcome to the Club. ing them. He also spoke on the re-habilitation programs that have been started to help get offenders ’’Back on the Track." Also covered were some of the prob­ lems faced by a pros­ ecuting attorney. NEXT WEEK: Woody Craig is in charge of the program. He says it is going to be some­ HOW ABOUT A THOUGHT FOR one fr*m the Conserva­ THE WEEK: tion department, but at this writing not certain People who refuse to become just exactly who. Anyway involved in the problems and needs of their communi­ we can expect to be enlightened on some ty are like the two men phase of conservation. shipwrecked in a lifeboat. From their end of the boat they watched as those at the other end bailed fur­ JCKE DEPARTMENT: iously to keep the boat Here's one that reported afloat. One of the men ly came frcm Cho.ck said to the other, ’’Thank Bacon's office. heaven the hole is not in Said the Doctor: "I'm our end of the boat." unable to pin down any specific cause for your illness. Frankly, I think it’s due to drink­ ing.” "If that's the cflse," said the patient, "I'll come back when you're so^ ^er." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church - Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION — 1974-1975 PreBideni PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE HARLOW DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening of Club Bulletin — Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney — Program James DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International YEATES Michigan 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Peorce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom 27—Howard Taylor 10—Mark Feller Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mlko Toupalik ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 WHITE RICHARD International Charles Youth — Projects Edward Davey Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - Foundation — John CLUB HISTORIAN Director 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 18—Ed DeVito 22—Chuck Bacon December — 1974 * Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 11—Rich Holben 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro March — 1975 4—Don Stine 17—Chuck Woodward ★ The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay August — 1974 Youth — Hruska Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl — 4—Seton Bovee September — 1974 Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise CHARLES GEISHERT February — 1975 Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ H. Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Lyon Ernest Robert Director Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Nagle, Richard International — Fred Anderson, — WILLIAM FULLER Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President Allegan, Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Rotary Luse, CHARLES - Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, ★ Regular — 1st SEXTON 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE LUB SERVICE COMMITTEES John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret x. 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara _ 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian _ 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ____ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 27B-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ______________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.-Virginia '278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. T Quincy—Pat "2. 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail . 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3-Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.-Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine - - 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura-----278-8901 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail — 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ._ 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _ 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . - — . 279-9412 -FFZRbb^rt Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.-Edna Uohn -’(Yal^er, 33 Daugherty—Grqtcher^^-^^-^^ ^8-6730^ Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 £ lo The COLDWATER Rotary OBeCTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. published by the TOLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians A Iways Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^^‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best”^^ The COLDWATEBMfeta™ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^: ROT^Ry' CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan in the U. S. A. The Singingest MARCH 25 j ERNEST KING SPEAKS TO ROTARIANS................................ 1975 ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ SEZ: WE FINALLY MADE IT... MEMBERS: COLDWATER ROTARY WAS ABSENT #1 FOR CLUBS CF OUR SIZE FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY WITH AN u8.>%J GUESTS TOTAL NOW THAT WE’RE #1, IF.T ' US STAY THERE. KEZ? THOSE MAKE UPS GOING. , | NEW PRODUCT INFO: 73 9 "8T ROTARIAN 'QUES^?: BILL SLISHER WENDEL HATHAWAY DALE TREADWELL ACCOMPANIMENT FOR SING­ ING WAS PROVIDED BY HOWARD "HOT HANDS" TAYLOR ON THE SILENT OR­ GAN. HOWARD SEZ HE KEPT THE SOUND LOW SO IT WOULDN'T DROWN OUT THE SINGING, "IF YOU CAN’T HEAR IT YOU CAN’T KNOCK IT." 88 BRONSON BRONSON BRONSON non rotariMwests JOHN TOUPALIK STUDENT MARY WRIGHT STUDENT GEORGE BUCHANAN JOE FARRELL KIRBY MEAGHER THOMAS ?????? (CAN’T READ THE LAST NAME) OPEN CLASSIFICATION: THERE’S A NEW HEALTH STILL PLENTY OF OPENINGS FOR FOOD BEING DEVELOPED NEW MEMBERS: MADE OF YEAST AND SHOE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS POLISH. IT'S FOR RETAIL THOSE PEOPLE WHO WANT r.O AIRPORT OPERATING RISE AND SHINE. AUTOMOBILE CLUBS AUTOMOBILE LEASING AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ASSEMBLY UTOPIA DEPT: MESSAGE FOUND IN A ECT TLE WASHED ASHORE: I'M MAROONED ON A TROPICAL ISLAND WITH NO TAXES, POLLUTION OR TRAFFIC. EAT YOUR HEART OUT. DOMESTIC DEPT: ONE ROTARIAN SAYS HE WOULD LIKE TO GO BACK TO THE DAYS WHEN HIS WIFE'S MEALS WERE CARE FULLY THOUGHT OUT IN­ STEAD OF CAREFULLY THAWED OUT. THAT’S THE ”A”s...AND THERE IS THE REST OF THE ALPHABET TO WORK ON, TOO. MACINE AGE INFO: WORRIED ABOUT THE MACHINE TAKING OVER THE WORLD? FOR ONE COMPUTER TO DO FOR OTHER EQUIPMENT WHAT ONE BRAIN DOES IN ONE LIFETIME, IT WOULD NEED A HOUSE THE SIZE OF THE U.N. BUILDING IN NEW YORK, A COOLING SYSTEM WITH AN OUTPUT EQUAL TO NIAGARA FALLS AND A POWER SYSTEM THE COMBINED SIZE OF THOSE THAT SUPPLY ALL HOMES AND INDUSTRIES IN CALIFORNIA PROGRAM CHAIRMAN WOODY CRAIG ARRANGED FOR THE PROGRAM TO­ DAY... ERNEST KING, PAST PRES. OF BRANCH CO. CONSERVATION & SPORTSMANS CLUB TALKED ABOUT CURRENT MOTES TO RESTRICT THE OWNERSHIP OF HAND GUNS. STATISTICS SHOW A HIGH HOMOCIDE RATE WITH HAND GUNS. THERE IS A BILL NOW BEING CON SIDERED BY THE LEGISLATURE TO HAVE ALL HAND GUNS COLLECT ED BY THE STATE FOR A SMALL RENUMERATION. HE EXPRESSED THE CONCERN THAT PEOPLE HAVE THAT HAVE REGISTERED GUNS AND USE THEM PROPERLY WILL BE THE ONES TO GIVE THEM UP, WHILE THE OUTLAWS WILL RETAIL' THEIRS. BESIDES, GUNS CZlN BE MANUFACTURED UNDER COVER AND SOLD WITHOUT REGISTRATION THE ANSWER HE FEELS IS IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF EXISTING LAWS. IN 1973, IN DETROIT ALONE THERE WERE OVER 2,400 ARRESTS, BUT ONLY ?6 CONVIC­ TIONS, INVOLVING THE MISUSE OF HAND GUNS. HE ASKED FOR MORE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION AND ACTION TO RESOLVE THIS QUESTION AND PRESERVE THE RIGHTS OF LAWFUL CITIZENS TO OWN GUNS. NEXT WEEK: DAVE NORTON WILL BE THE PRO­ GRAM CHAIRMAN. AT THIS WRIT ING HE WAS.’ NOT AVAILABLE TO FIND OUT WHAT THE PROGRAM WILL BE. BUT I AM SURE WE CAN EXPECT A GOOD ONE. DEFINITION: AUTOMATION: MAN'S EFFORT TO MAKE WORK SO EASY THAT WOMEN CAN DO IT ALL You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 p.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P M JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 PM �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW THOMPSON Pre»iden» JAMES LYON Vice-Pre»idenf ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Trea.urer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtan. Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ Tuesday evening Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise of Ernest Robert Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois ■ Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan - 6—John Dygert 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Howard Taylor, Richard 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10--Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Youth — Hruska 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton WHITE RICHARD International Charles Youth Projects — Edward Davey Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - — Foundation John CLUB HISTORIAN • • Employer I Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard John Milnes, 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry fveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 17—Dick Moore 31—Bob Nagle Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 29—Olin Dally November — 1974 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr May — 1975 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 8—Bill Lymburner 29—Les Luse 26—Bill Timm &nest Luse Director The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay August — 1974 February — 1975 Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin ★ CHARLES GEISHERT 1974 ■ 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ P Director — WILLIAM FULLER Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President Allegan, Ruse, John Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 Regular — 1st - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON ’ COMMUNITY SERVICE LUB SERVICE COMMITTEES 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July - 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special program* such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman • Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean _• 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty _ 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine — 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin^ 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No.1 NAME The COTfiWATER Rotary SMfcCTOR Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Sec. 34,66, P, L. & R. published by the CTM^W'^TER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn _ 278-8321 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan ___ 278-8575 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy _ 278-6501 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail , 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ... 278-4222 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 ____________ 238-2318 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4-Ruth 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol _______ 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box^321—LaMoine 278-6693 Normand Moore, R. R.' 3—Annetta 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box* 299-Celia -^~TT278-4424 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . 278-4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ^1^^278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond”278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 Kenneth R. Warden, 25 LincolnSt.—Virginia ^278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scptt—Natalie . .TT’278-6393 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Majr^hglL-Donna 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B.-'K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 278-23LF Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura I...* \ HONOIbWY^MEMbjRS^ Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278y5Q06; 27WP312 Fry^ber2_Man, 75 N. Cycle Dr^Edno^?r? . — . Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278U272 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �^^“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^W The COLDWATEjg||to7 REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWaW^^CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cfhvin. the U. S. A. TWA PILOT GEORGE BUCHANAN TELLS ABOUT FLYING AND APRIL 1, 1975 SHOWS FILM ON 7^7.»»........ ---------------------- --------- .— PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Jffl KOSS. (HE DOESN'T MEMBERS: ABSENT LOOK ANY OLDER THAN HE DID LAST WEEK.) GUESTS DAVE NORTON, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ARRANGED FOR GEORGE BUCHANAN TO BE THE SPEAKER FOR TODAY'S PROGRAM, WHO SHOWED A FILM ON THE BOEING 7^7 AND HOW IT COM­ 88 23 65 2 ROTARIAN GUESTS: CONGRATULATIONS TO HAROLD GOODHOIM FOR 20 YEARS OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE. BARNEY BARNETT BRONSON NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: GEORGE BUCHANEN..SPEAKER PROPOSE A NEV/ MEMBER IP ROTARY. "EACH OF US IS A ROTARIAN BECAUSE SOMEONE SHARED ROTARY WITH US." WHEN YOU PROPOSE A NEW MEMBER, YOU HAVE THE SATISi FATION OF CONTRIBUTING DIRECTLY TO THE , STRENGTH AND VITALITY OF THE CLUB. PROPOS­ ING A NEW MEMBER IS YOUR PRIVILEGE AND IN ONE SENSE, YOUR OBLIGATION. OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: BEARING DISTRIBUTION BOYS WORK ORGANIZATION BRASS GOODS MFG. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BUILDING MATERIALS RET. WELCOME TO NEW MEMBER DR. LAWRENCE WOODHAMS PODIATRIST, WITH OFFICES ON MARSHALL STREET. HOWARD TAYLOR WELCOMED HIM TO THE CLUB. HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED THAT PEOPLE WHO SAY: "I DON'T WANT TO COMPLAIN..." ARE ABOUT TO COMPLAIN? PEOPLE WHO SAY: "NOT TO CHANGE THE SUBJECT.." USUALLY DO? PARED WITH AIRCRAFT OF AN EARLIER VINTAGE. IN THE QUES­ TION PERIOD FOLLOWING THE FILM HE ANSWERED QUESTIONS LIKE: "WHAT SPEED DO YOU LAND AT? (150 MILES PER HOUR)...WHAT AIRCRAFT DO YOU FLY (727's)... HOW MANY HOURS A MONTH DO YOU FLY? ( 72 WITH A LIMIT OF 100) GEORGE ALSO STATED THAT WITH AS MUCH TIME AS HE HAS AVAIL­ ALE, AS AN AIRLINE PILOT, HE IS WORKING ON STARTING A CHARTER FLIGHT OPERATION AT THE LOCAL AIRPORT. NEXT WEEK: PEOPLE WHO SAY: "TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT.." DON'T SHORTEN IT? PEOPLE WO SAY: "STOP ME IF YOU'VE HEARD THIS ONE..' PROBABLY WOULD NEVER SPEAK TO YOU AGAIN IF YOU DID? PEOPLE WHO SAY: "PARDON ME.." ACTUALLY AREN'T SEEK ING YOUR PARDON; THEY'RE JUST TRYING TO WARN YOU THAT THEY'RE ABOUT TO RUN OVER YOU? JOHN DYGERT IS IN CHARGE AND INFORMS US THAT HE WILL HAVE AS HIS SPEAKER, DR. JAMES COOK V.P. AT KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO TALK ABOUT KELLOGS INVOLVEMENT IN BRANCH COUNTY IN THE PAST AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE. IT'S HARD TO STAY AHEAD OF THE KIDS QUESTIONS...SUCH AS... "WHERE DO BABY STORKS COME FROM?" A TOLL ROAD IS THE SORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN WO DIMES. INFLATION IS LIKE THE WEATHER...EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT IT BUT NOBODY KNOWS WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT. WE'LL KNOW THINGS HAVE REACHED A CRITICAL STAGE WHEN WE NEED THE SAME SIZE BAG TO CARRY THE MONEY TO THE SUPERMARKET THAT WE USE TO ■WOOWWOfc---------------------- ■-------------------------------------You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:T5 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ HARLOW SEXTON - Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL COMMITTEES ^MLUB SERVICE THOMPSON President JAMES LYON Vic«-Pretiden» Secretary Treaturer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Program ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois CHARLES Allegan, Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl 18—Keith Pearce 6—John Dygert 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward 24—Chuck Bristol October — 1974 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE WHITE RICHARD Director - International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John ★ — 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott August — 1974 April - 1975 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International Gov. 636 Diet., Lyon CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Director February — 1975 ]—Dave Norton Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik James - WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtam FuHer, Charlee — 1974 - 1975 ^^ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Director Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders ■——John Norman Youtsey Milnes," 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm January — 1975 Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce * Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 24—John Milnes July - 1975 31—Bob Nagle ■Av ROTARY^OW 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse 26—Bill Timm Ernbst Luse 15—Norm Olmsted 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278*5790 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278*6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret x 278*8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278*5386 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice _________ 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail • 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine-------- - 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura ---------- 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- 278-2272 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278*5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278*5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _____ 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278*4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------ -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278*8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ____________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave ____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine _ 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279*9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey 278*6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME HONORARY MEMBERS Sec. 34.66, P. L. PUBLISHED BY THE COl.DWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna 278-2811 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen ------------- 278-6730 The COLDWATER Rotary SPECTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail — 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian ■« 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321— LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 R. �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^9 The COLDWATEB^fetary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAfS^^' CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dial)*in the U.S. A. APRIL 8, 1975 KCC EX. VP, DR. JAMES COOK SPEAKER TODAY PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: DISTRICT ASSEMBLY AT LANSING 9 & 10 OF MAY. URGE ALL MEMBERS AND ESPECIALLY NEW MEMBERS TO ATTEND. SCHOLARSHIP FUND HAS GROWN. OLIN DALLY MEMORIALS HAVE NOW BROUGHT THE TOTAL TO $491.00 MEMBERS ABSENT 22 GUESTS TOTAL 70 THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF JOHN DYGERT, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, DR. JAMES COOK, EXEC VP OF KELLOGG COMMUNITY COLLEGE WAS TODAY'S SPEAKER. DR. COOK HAS BEEN AT KCC SINCE 1958 AND HAS PLAYED AN IMPOR­ 88 ROTARIAN GUESTS: BERT WARD DALE TREADWELL BRONSON AUBURN TANT ROLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF KCC. KCC HAS 10 BUILDINGS AND A 1,000 ACRE CAMPUS. ALSO 15 EXTEN­ SION LOCATIONS IN 4 COUNTIES. STUDENT GUESTS: ENROLLED AT THE PRESENT TIME PINS ARE NOW AVAILABLE RENEE MUNN AT KELLOGG ARE 4,700 STUDENTS FROM SECRETARY BOB CHRIS KELLOGG . WHICH REPRESENTS AN 11.4% RUMSEY. IF YOU HAVE INCREASE OVER LAST FALL. OF LOST YOURS, GET A NEW OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: I THE TOTAL ENROLLMENT, 63% ARE ONE AND SAVE YOURSELF LOTS OF ROOM FOR MORE MEM- j PART TIME STUDENTS, AND 46% SOME FINES. ARE DAYTIME STUDENTS. KELLOty BERS: ARRANGES CLASS SCHEDULES SO BE SURE YOU SEE TO IT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE THAT WORKING PEOPLE CAN TAKE THAT BOB RUMSEY GETS YOUR CHILDREN CLOTHING RETAIL COURSES TO IMPROVE THEIR MAKE UP CARD. BEST WAY IS CIGAR & TOBACCO DISTRIBUTING SKILLS TO QUALIFY THEM FOR TO TAKE IT WITH YOU COPPER GOODS WHOLESALE BETTER JOBS. THE CLASS AND MAIL IT OR DELIVER DRY GOODS RETAIL SCHEDULE RUNS FROM 8am TO 10pi. IT YOURSELF TO BE SURE EGG DISTRIBUTION SIX DAYS A WEEK. DR. COOK THE MAKE UP IS RECORDED ELECTRIC EQUIP & SUPPLIES 1 ALSO MENTIONED THAT SATURDAY WITHIN THE ALLOTED TIME WHOLESALE CLASSES ARE VERY POPULAR. TO GIVE YOU CREDIT FOR IT-ELECTRIC EQUIP MFG OVER HALF OF THE STUDENTS ENROLLED ARE PURSUING TRADE MORE NEXT WEEKS' HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: SKILLS, WHEREAS 47% HAVE EN­ TCM GOLLINS ROLLED WITH THE INTENT TO GO ECONOMIC BULLETIN: ON TO A 4 YEAR SCHOOL. HIS HOW TO GET RID OF THE JERRY TOWNS ESTIMATE WAS THAT POSSIBLY RECESSION IF YOU HAVE ANY SUGGES­ TIONS TO MAKE A "SPRING FLING"...A LADIES RIGHT, PICNIC, DINNER DANCE, OR WHATEVER, LET YOUR THROUGHTS BE KNOWN TO VEEP, JIM LYONS. CAREFULLY WRAP' IT UP, SEAL IT WITH TAPE, TIE IT WITH CORD, MARK IT FRAGILE, TAKE IT TO THE POST OFFICE AND IT WILL NEVER BE HEARD OF AGAIN. 33% COMPLETE THEIR PLANS. TO MAKE IT EASIER TO PAY FOR YOUR EDUCATION, THEY TAKE EITHER MASTER CHARGE OR BANK AMERICARD. THANKS JOHN FOR AN INTERESTING PROGRAM. NEXT WEEK: BILLY LYMBURNER IS IN CHARGE. WILL HAVE AS HIS PROGRAM, DAVE BERLANDSON WHO WILL BE COVER­ ING THE SUBJECT "LITTER & SOLID WASTER & RESOURCE RE­ COVERY." DOMESTIC DEPT; JOE: I LOST 2 WIVES IN THE PAST 5 YEARS. JOHN: TOO BAD. HOW'D IT HAPPEN? JOE: FIRST WIFE FROM EATING POISONED MUSHROOMS. WHAT HAPPENED TO YOUR SECOND WIFE? u OE: FRACTURED SKULL. JOHN: FROM WHAT? JOE: NOT EATING POISONED MUSHROOMS JOHN: You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturge* Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President PAUL THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, FuHer, Charlee HARLOW 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — let Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President SEXTON - — Magazine Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Ruse, John Youth James President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan 11—Jim Endicott 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 3—Mike Toupalik 10—Mark Feller March — 1975 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 18—Ed DeVito 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton RICHARD Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl — WHITE International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein 1—Dave Rubley Director Projects 8—Bob Loose — 22—Chuck Bacon — John Foundation 29—Les Luse CLUB HISTORIAN Director , Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Milnes, John 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June - 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 17—Dick Moore ,24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 29—Olin Dally November — 1974 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted May - 1975 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse 8—Bill Lymburner 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy Edward Davey ★ — August — 1974 September — 1974 Howard Taylor, Richard — Nagle, Richard Lyon CHARLES GEISHERT 4—Seton Bovee 27—Howard Taylor Hruska Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — February — 1975 20—Walt Balcom Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer Director - Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Allegan, WILLIAM FULLER Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey ★ CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert 1974 - 1975 ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Attendance — Dennis McCafferty. Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Program Thompson Paul COMMIHEES^KLUB SERVICE 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman • Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ___ 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ____________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol s. 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail .------------ 278-5330 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth --------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------: 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol ------------------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta —---------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet---------- — 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279^9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace —... 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine-------— 278-8743 John 5. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 278-6603 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 LesterF. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie‘-■Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—^Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie — 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna ------------ 278-6551 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-50Q6_ Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . _ — 27^p4J?. Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R.3—Harrietta------------.^29^-2272 !o APP io \ -F 19/ Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary pSBffiCTOR cms published BY the COLQWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan RT.4 Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’ ,___ _ cjyvy> The COLDWATEBg|fcfc»y REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAff^RO&j^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. April 22 75 PREZ SEZ: Vee-J? Jim Lyon in charge in Prez Pauls absence -0Welcome to 2 new members today... John Leans Nominee... James "Luke” Sward Bob Charles speaks to Rotarians about I I "Midwest Auction News" j I ATTENDANCE MATH: Program Chairman Bob Kerr ' i had one program lined up... I Members 90 it was cancelled...lined up ; Absent j another.•.it was cancelled 20 so Bob Charles was #3..but 70 I 1 Guests 12 came through with flying I 82 GUESTS: Leonard Kolcz Leason Modert-Bronson Jerry Hollister Bob Beauchamp-Bronson ! Bob LeGallay I ROTARIAN ! ! administrator of ? Maple' Lawn & Ernie Luse’s nominee.. Rev James Troust.. Pastor of the' Presbeg«3?^sn ’<• Church... We all join in welcoming these new members -0Bob Kerr was recognized for 28 years of perfect attends 1 ance.. and was presented with a pin in commemorization of the event. i Non Rotarian Guests: Garry Donner Marion Pillsbury Robert Charles George Buchanan Chris Kellogg Ken Carothers Renee Munn He told of his II colors. background in journalism in national_magazines and ad-. vertising agencys...and tha he always had the goal to own his own publishing com1pany. After getting his feet wet in the printing ■ 1 end of the business..he i started the new magazine I type publication "Midwest | Auction News last October. | It has subscribers in the 3 i state area plus other auc- I tidn --goers and antique col! lectors are beginning to su : scribe from all over the country. It is the only publication in the auction field...and Bob reports that circulatioi and participation is making good progress. -0Next Week,.• Lester Wise is in Charge., He was not available at thi l writing to learn what the ’program will be...Lets gues. | that it will be on some OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS... Heating & Air Cond retail . Htg <$,Air Gond. Whlsle Insurance-Health & Accident Laundry Service Mens Clothing Retail Mental Health Metal Tubing Mfg Musical Inst. Retail -0-' Happy Birthday to: Gordon Schlubatis a 1902 Model Seton Bovee } aspect of Money.... a 1907 model Plenty more to come. I JOKE (SERVICE CLUB SPECIAL) -0- |At the close of the meeting, JOKE-(industrial Div) REMINDER: i the secretary of the Rotary "I’m sorry we can’t hire May 9 & 10 will be the you", said the personell District Meeting for Dist. ■manager, "but we just don’t # 636 at Lansing.. Everyone is have enough work at this urged to attend... time to keep you busy." especially officers and new members. "Oh", said the applicant, ■ Club handed a check to the speaker as a gratuity. He j refused it politely, saying I that he had no doubt but what it could be used for 1 some charitable purpose, j "We’tll put it in our Special "you’d be positively amazed at how little it takes!" Fund said the sec. "What is the Special Fund?" "To help get better speakers WHY DO PEOPLE SING IN THE BATHROOM:? Fossibly because tbe lock on the door doesn’t work... You W ill Always Be Welcome at The^p Neigl boring Clubs MAK E UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100 % MEMBER 1 QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P,M. ALBION - Parke, BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesc ay, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturg ts Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednes lay, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - Plan ners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, S:15 P.M. ____________________________ Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. UNION CITY - i Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMIHEES^®LUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ HARLOW Preiident ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treaturer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtant FuHer, Charlo* Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White Club Bulletin — Paul BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tue>day evening of Magaxine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program — James International — Fred Anderson, Ernest Robert WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dirt., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Director Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard — ★ 4—Seton Bovee August — 1974 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig April - 1975 1—Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director - WHITE October — 1974 Projects — Edward Davey — Foundation John 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose Ernest Luse 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June - 1975 December — 1974 10—Don Shorno John Milnes, January — 1975 B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 Director — 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm ROTARY SHOW 15—Norm Olmsted 29—Olin Dally 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 8—Bill Lymburner 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 26—Bill Timm Employer * Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard *• 11—Jim Endicott 24—Chuck Bristol CLUB HISTORIAN Director ROTARY PROGRAMS 197j February — 17—Chuck Woodward ★ CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Preiident Rotary International - WILLIAM FULLER 1974 - 1975 Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl VOCATIONAL SERVICE . ★ Allegan, Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the Pre»ident CHARLES Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Rotary Luse, ★ Regular — 1st Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Vice-Pre»ident JAMES LYON - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON SEXTON COMMUNITY SERVICE 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman • Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark. S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth---- ----- 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie _• 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret j. 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy ------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo-----John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 278-6093 278-8609 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278-2841 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy-Pat Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 639-4433 278-6517 279-9266 278-6191 278-8360 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.-^atricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice. 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, BoSf 86 ^-KatJKtrjne 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------ 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta ---------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan---------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan — 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine--------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 •NAME Address & Rotary Ann Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle — . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta----------- 278*2272 The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen -EDUCHIOH- TIIE FOUNDATION OF CIVILIZATION PUBLISHED BY the CQLW^TfcR ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome > Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall . River Dr.—Kaye _ 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol ______ 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321-LaMoine ... 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 fc&ifer LUCE- -COLDWAltR, MICHIGAN 49036 278-2811 278-6730 �^^^He Profits Most W'ho Serves Best’^^ The COLDWATEJ^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^^TARY' CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cftwin the U. S. A. ROTARIANS SEE "TIME TO RUN” PREVIEW....................... APRIL 29, 1975 PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: KEEP IT UP GANG. WE WERE #1 IN ATTENDANCE AGAIN THIS PAST MONTH OF MARCH WITH A 90%. KEEP THISE MAKE UPS GOING, LET’S STAY #1. MEMBERS: ABSENT 9-0 1g GUESTS TOTAL 75 12 87 > *6 LES WISE, PROGRAM CHAIR­ MAN FOR TODAY BROUGHT GLYNN D. HAVENS AND BOBBY HANKINS TO PRE­ SENT A PREVIEW OF THE FILM THAT WILL BE SHOWN MAY 7 THRU 11th AT THE MAIN THEATRE AND SPON­ SORED BY THE AREA CHURCHES AND THE BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE. THE FILM DEALS WITH THE PROBLEMS FACED BY A FAMILY WITH A TEEN AGE SON. VERY THOUGHT PRO­ VOKING AND WORTHY OF TFL' TIME TO GO SEE IT WHEN IT IS TOWN. ADVANCE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FROM PARTICIPATING CHURCHES AND FROM THE OFFICE, LOCATED IN THE CHANDLER PLAZA IN THE GIEN OAKS COLLEGE OF­ FICE. ADVANCE TICKETS ARE 31.50 AND 32.00 AT , ROTARIAN GUESTS: BOARD MEETING 7^D-'. L\aT TUESDAY AT PREZ P.>«<_. .□{S PLACE ON APPLE BLOSSOM LANE. ALAN DAVIDSON NELSON WEBER RAY EHL CLARENCE SNYDER HENRY -GOMLEY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: WALT BAI/JOM AND ONCE AGAIN TO SETON EOVEE. THIS MUST MAKE THE THIRD TIME WE'VE SUNG HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO SETON. BUT WHEN YOU:V'E HAD THAT MANY, IT TAKES A LITTLE EX­ TRA CELEBRATION. GLYNN DEE HAVENS DON STEEFEY DAVE SMITH LARRY POWELL RENEE MUNN CHRIS KELLOGG BOBBY HANKINS NAG NOTE, OR REMINDER: WE'VE HAD ONE MEETING NOW WITHOUT A NEW MEMBER. KEEP THOSE NOMINATIONS GOING IN. MORE OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: DISTRICT CONFERENCE IN LAN­ SING AT THE LANSING HILTON FRIDAY MAY 9th AND SATURDAY MAY.10th. NEW MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND AT LEAST ONE DAY. CLUB WILL PAY REGISTRATION FEE. ALL OTHERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND TOO. BRONSON BRONSON QUINCY BRONSON BRONSON THE DOOR. NEXT WEEK: HOMES FOR THE AGED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE INSURANCE HEALTH & ACC. LAUNDRY SERVICE MENS CLOTHING RETAIL MENTAL HEALTH METAL. TUBING MEG. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT RETAIL PAT LEONARD IS IN CHARGJ AID WILL HAVE A FILM FROM THE DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. SHOULD BE MOST INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE. DOMESTIC DEPT.: THERE WAS THIS COUPLE WHO HAD BEEI MARRIED' FOR MANY MANY YEARS, AND THEY FINALLY HAD TO SELL THEIR WATER BED. THEY WERE DRIFTING APART. PHILOSOPHY DEPT.: IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR ATTEN­ TION....IT'S HARD TO BEAT A BIG MISTAKE. DEAR JOHN LETTER: SOME RANDOM QUOTES ON RO­ TARY: ­ ROTARY INTERNATIONAL presi dent WILLIAM R. ROBBING: "NOW HAPPENS ONLY ONCE. ON: YESTERDAY TODAY WAS TOMORROW. IT IS ALMOST TOMOR­ ROW NOW. THERE IS SO MUCH TO DO AND SO LITTLE TIME." DEAR JOHN: THOSE PILLS . I HAVE BEEN TAKING TURNED OUT TO ASPIRIN. FATHER IS ANXIOUS TO MEET YOU. LOVE, MARY You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 PM �COMMITTEES ^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 President THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vice-President Secretory Treasurer ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtanr. FuHer, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Program of — James International — Fred Anderson, Ernest Robert President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Director Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Howard Taylor, Richard Youth — Hruska 11—Jim Endicott 18—Keith Pearce 13— Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20— Walt Balcom 27— Howard Taylor September — 1974 3—Mike Toupalik March — 1975 4—Don Stine 11—Rich Holben 18—Ed DeVito 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 WHITE RICHARD International Charles — Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein Director — Projects Edward Davey Foundation — John CLUB HISTORIAN < * Ernest Luse Director 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle ” January — 1975 ROTAITC SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Chuck Bacon 10—Don Shorno John 1—Dave Norton 8—Bill Lymburner 22—Bob Kerr 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey April - 1975 26—Bill Timm Employer • Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 4—Seton Bovee 6— John Dygert ★ ★ — February — 1975 August — 1974 10—Mark Feller Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL — WILLIAM FULLER VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Allegan, Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin — Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Rotary Luse, ★ Regular — 1st — Attendance — Dennis McCafferty. Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 1974 - 1975 I M ^ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John ’Milnes July - 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7— John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address A Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark 5. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen------ 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo ------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne —------------- -— 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine .__ 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R, 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William I. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 - ------ ---------- 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol _ 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores ._ 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 278-6393 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6551 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan --------- 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy----- . 278-2418 278-2979 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — 278-8743 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine ----278-8981 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura-----278-2311 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-5006'’ Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—I MA^79^94T? Paul Ruse,-151 N. Hudson—Myrtle _ _ ., .. ii|ijr_ . Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta ------ 2W-227T "John Walkerf=z33'^0auglj^x-J5refclwr5=73«3^ i PUBLISHED BY THE C^jW^ER ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Phone No. Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol »------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta-------------------- 238-2632 The CO^WATER Rotary l^fccTOR Coldwater, Michigan Address & Rotary Ann Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail ------------ 278-2217 �He fro] its Most w ho Serves Joest The COLDWATEMfetary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^^^?CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Ctb&in the U. S. A. ECOLOGY FILM SHOWS HOW AMERICANS ARE KILLING NATURE MAY 6, 1975 1 PREZ SEZ: IN LAN- ' DISTRICT CONFERENCE SING THIS WEEKEND... NEED MORE I TO ATTEND. ATTENDANCE MATH: MEMBERS: ABSENT 88 17 75 GUESTS TOTAL WELCOME TO NEW MEMBER J. WARREN ADAIR, SUPT. OF SCHOOLS OF THE COLDWATER SYSTEM. BROUGHT IN BY TOM COLLINS. PAT LEONARD AS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ARRANGED FOR GARY DAVENPORT OF LO­ SING TO BRING THE FILM ON ECOLOGY, AND HOW WE IN AMERICA ARE USING UP OUR RESOURCES AND KILL­ ING NATURE. ALSO THE NEED FOR SOMETHING TO BE DONE ABOUT IT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. THE FILM POINTED OUT THAT WE IN THE U.S. ARE ONLY ABOUT 6% OF THE WORLD POPULATION BUT WE ARE USING UP ABOUT 50% OF THE WORLD'S RESOURCES. k VERY THOUGHT PROVOKING FIIM POINTING OUT THE NEED TO DO SOMETHING A BOUT THE WASTE, POLLU TION AND EXCESSIVE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES. T THANKS PAT FOR A GOOD PROGRAM. "So ROTARIAN GUESTS: ROBERT LEG/ILLEY BRONSON NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: GARY DAVENPORT LANSING *THEODORE PETTIBONE DOUBLE HEADER: ' ♦KAREN MEYER STEVE KILGREM BRONSON HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DAVE RUBLEY AND HIS BIRTHDAY PRESENT A NEW DAUGHTER BORN HAY 2. THANKS DAVE FOR THE CIGARS Alp OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: CANDY. fI OPTICAL GOODS RETAIL PHYSICIAN, RADIOLOGY PHYSICIAN, PSCHIATRY PHOTOGRAPHY IN DEFENSE OF REGULAR POSTAL SERVICE ATTENDANCE: POWERED METALLIC CARBIDES ROTARY THRIVES ON FELLOWSHIP MANFUCATURING WHICH CAN RESULT BEST FROM PUBLIC SAFETY (POLICE) REGULAR ATTENDANCE. NO ONE RESTAURANTS GETS ANY FELLOWSHIP FROM AN EMPTY CHAIR. h ROTARIAN REPRESENTS HIS VOCATION TO ROTARY, AND MORE THOUGHTS: ROTARY TO HIS VOCATION. THE THE BIGGEST DRAWBACK TO IS A BASIC IDEA. IN ROTARY. BUDDING LOVE IS THE BLOOM­ WHEN h CLUB LENDS A CLASSI­ ING EXPENSE. FICATION, IT HAS A RIGHT TO EXPECT THAT IT WILL BE RE­ PRESENTED REGULARLY IN CLUB MEETINGS. THERE IS SOMETHING TO LEARN ABOUT ROTARY AND IT’S OB­ JECT IN EVERY MEETING. YOU KNOW YOU HAVE REACHED MIDDLE AGE WHEN YOUR WEIGHT LIFTING CONSISTS OF MERELY STANDING UP. l GERIATRIC DEPT: THE ELDERLY LADY AT THE ! MAGAZINE RACK IN THE DRH STORE HASTILY PULLED OUT A MAGAZINE AND TOOK | IT TO THE CHECKOUT GIRL. THINKING OUT LOUD: OUR COUNTRY IS THE ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD WHERE IT TAKES MORE BRAINS TO MAKE OUT THE INCOME TAX RETURN THAN IT DOES TO MAKE THE INCOME. NEXT WEEK: LESTER LUCE IS THE PRO­ GRAM CHAIRMAN AND WILL FEATURE 3 OF THE Y.F.U. STUDENTS THAT ARE IN COLDWATER. COUNTRIES WE WILL HEAR FROM WILL BE DENMARK, BRAZIL, AND JAPAN. LOOK FORWARD TO AN EXCELLANT PRO­ GRAM. I AS THE PURCHASE WAS DEING RUNG ON THE CASH REGISTER, THE LOT SNZ.TCIIED IT UP AND HURRIED BACK TO REPLACE IT ON THE RACK. "WHAT’S WRONG?" ASKED THE GIRL. SMILING RATHER ! SHEEPISHLY THE LADY SAID, "WELL I GUESS I GOT CARR TED AWAY WITH THE TITLE OF THE ARTICLE MENTIONED ON THE COVER, ’SEX IN THE 70s. ' BUT BY THE TIME YOU vrERE RINGING IT UP, IT DAWNED ON ME, THEY MEANT THE' 1970s.’1 a. ‘ ; You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �COMMITTEES ^BlUB SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW Preddenl THOMPSON JAMES LYON Vic«-Pr#*iden» ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE ■ Secretary J Treaturer Club Bulletin — Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton Willtami Fuller, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday evening of Program — James Lyon Public Relations - Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise International — Fred Anderson, Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Ernest Robert WILLIAM R.' ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan — ROTARY PROGRAMS 6—John Dygert 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom 27—Howard Taylor 10—Mark Feller 3—Mike Toupalik 17—Chuck Woodward RICHARD WHITE 1—Dave Rubley Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein — Projects Edward Davey — John Foundation Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 7 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Fred Culy 22—Bob Kerr 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May - 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Larry Donay ” Song April - 1975 26—Bill Timm Ernest Luse Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro 18—Ed DeVito 25—Woody Craig 15—Norm Olmsted 8—Bob Loose International 11—Rich Holben 1—Dave Norton October — 1974 Director - March — 1975 4—Don Stine 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard February — 1975 August — 1974 September — 1974 CLUB HISTORIAN The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay - Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin ★ CHARLES GEISHERT President Rotary International Allegan, Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL Director Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President ★ — WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik Rotary Luse, CHARLES Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, ★ Regular — 1st Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 1976: - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 1974 ■ 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE Leaders — John Norman Youtsey Milnes,- Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — 10—Don Shorno 17—Dick Moore 24-Harold Goodholm 24—John Milnes 31—Bob Nagle July - 1975 January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies* Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ------------ 278-8086 William Bo bier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret---------- 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278*5234 Sherwood uWoody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian--------------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane —.—------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ----- --------------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary ----------- -- 278-4248 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail .------------ 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol------------------------ 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan------------- 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave —----------------------- 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ----------------- 278-2841 William puller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 272-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------------- 639-4433 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace---------- 278-2979 _B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278*8981 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore ---------- 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279-9266 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura---------- 278-7237 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey----------- 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 71 Box 296—Janet ---------- 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ------------------------ 278-6704 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse, 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . ... 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 NAME HONORARY MEMBERS John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen PUBLISHED BY THE C^DWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Phone No. Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna------------- 278-2811 The COLDWATER Rotary |0B^fecTOR Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278*4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 588—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan — 1 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2-Gail _ 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279*9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278*5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . .. ------- 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia------ 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie -------- 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 49O?6 — 278-6730 �^^‘He Profits Most Who Serves Best”^^ The COLDWATEMfetoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RbTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club in the U.S. A. ROTARIANS HEAR INTERNATIONAL VIEW OF ROTARY. <... MAY 13, 1975 PREZ SEZ: LESTER LUCE PRESENTED A PROGRAM OF FOREIGHN EXCHANGE STUDENTS THAT ROTARY SHOW REVENUE RESULTS: ATTENDANCE MATH INCOME: $5,^3 EXPENSES: _3©73 PROFIT TO $2,370 DATE ADS RECEIVABLE >05 TOTAL PROFIT: $2,675 MEMBERS: j /©SENT: 93 20 GUESTS TOTAL 73 10 8>3 HAVE BEEN HERE THIS PAST YEAR, Ail© HE ASKED THEM TO ’’TELL THEIR IMPRESSIONS OF ROTARY.” IN ADDITION TO THE THREE Y.F.U. STUDENTS.. SHIGEMI FROM JAPAN, SUSAN OLSEN FROM DENMAR AND HUMBERT GINGEL FROM BRAZIL THERE WERE 3 LOCAL STUDENTS PRESENT; STACY GOODREAU, PAM STU ART AND JIM NETTLEMIN. THE Y.F.U. STUDENTS GAV TALKS INDICATING HOW E SAW ROTARY AS AN INTER­ NATIONA© CLUB OF FRIEL4D SHIP, UNDERSTANDING AND SERVICE. THE LOCAL STUDENTS RESPONDED TO QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW THEY VIEWED ACTIVITIES AT ROTARY MEETINGS AND THE PURPOSES OF ROTAiRY. THEIR ANSWERS DISPLAYED THAT THEY HA© GAINED A GOOD INSIGHT OF ROTARY DURING THEIR VISITS. I I ROTAiRIAN GUESTS: I JERRY HOLLISTER DISTRIBUTION: DALE BROWN HALF TO TIBBITS HALF TO SWIMMING POOL BRONSON QUINCY * NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: ALL STUDENTS STACY GOODREAU LETTER FROM SUSAN MULCHAHEY TED PETTIBONE SHE HAS APPLIED FOR A YEARS PAM STUART EXTENSION TO CONTINUE HER KAREN MEYER EDUCATION IN YORK, ENGLAND | HUMBERT GINGEL TOWARD A DEGREE IN PHILGSPHYj JIM NETTLEMAN AL9.TUUCH SHIS WOULD BE OF SHIGEMI NO ADDITIONAL COST TO SUSAN OLSEN ROTARY, IT WOULD DELAY HER REPORTS TO US. SHE ! i WANTS TO KNOW IF THIS IS OKAY. BRAZIL JAPAN DENMARK OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SHEET METAL WORKING SHOES MANUFACTURING SOCIAL WELFARE SOFT WATER SERVICE TELEPHONE SERVICE TnV. SALES & SERVICE TITLE SERVICE TRANSPORTATION, DRAYING & HAUKLNG VETERINARIAN WINDOW GLASS RETAIL THE ANNUAL DISTRICT GOLF OUTING WILL BE ON MONDAY JULY 28, AT TEE EMS COURSE IN KALAMAZOO. NEV/ MEMBER: WELCOME TO BILL CARLSON, ACCOUNTANT. BROUGHT TO ROTARY BY KEITH PEARCE. NEXT WEEK: LARRY IVESON, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN WILL HAVE AS HIS GUEST SPEAKER TOM CRAMER. HIS TOPIC WILL BE "ADAPT” REGARD­ ING THE SHELTERED WORK SHOP. THAT’S THE SPIRIT: T E BILL FULLER REVIEWED j COMING SUMMER STOCK PRO­ GRAM AT THE TIBBITS CONSIST­ ING OF 5 MUSICALS AND 3 PLAYS AND ENCOURAGED THE PURCHASE OF SEASON TICKETS AT $24 EACH. TICKETS ARE GOING FAST...SO GET YOUR ORDER IN rcONi! l I A NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER HANDED ONE HER CHARGES A MAG­ AZINE Al© SUGGESTED HE CUT OUT C PICTURE OF SOMETHING HE THOUGHT HIS FATHER WOULD LIKE. THE FOUR YEAR OLD FLIPPED THE PAGES, THEN WITH OUT HESITATION JABBED THE SCISSORS INTO A PAGE AND CLIPPED OUT A PICTURE OF A BOTTLE OF GIN. REPORT ON THE ECONOMY: TIMES ARE GETTING SO BAD AND FOOD PRICES SO HIGH THAT IT IS REPORTE FROM A SUPERMARKET THAT THE CHECKOUT GIRL ASKED Ai CUSTOMER, "WILL THIS BE CASH, CHARGE, OR A STICK UP?" You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn - Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - Sturges Auditorium - Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Planners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW President THOMPSON Vice-President JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretory Treasurer Club Bulletin — Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtans Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Tuesday Bernard Laney evening of Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Program — James Lyon Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan — 18—Keith Pearce 25—Ken Putnam March — 1975 4—Don Stine September — 1974 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 17—Chuck Woodward 25—Woody Craig INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton WHITE RICHARD International Charles Youth Bacon, The Rotary Klein — Director — Projects Edward Davey — Foundation John club Historian Director 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Les Luse Ernest Luse John Milnes, 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman 3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 rotary show Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Kass B. K. Pearce - Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 22—Bob Kerr 29—Olin Dally November — 1974 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 8—Bill Lymburner 15—Norm Olmsted May — 1975 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott 11—Rich Holben 24—Chuck Bristol ★ CHARLES GEISHERT February — 1975 27— Howard Taylor ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ Howard Taylor, Richard Nagle, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President Allegan, — Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, ★ CHARLES Director Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 Regular — 1st - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ PAUL SEXTON 1974 - 1975 I ■ W ROTARY PROGRAMS WILLIAM FULLER — Director August — 1974 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, 6— John Dygert David Rubley 13— Dick Hruska Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, 20— Walt Balcom Kenneth Worden COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMinEES^KLUB SERVICE 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7— John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14— Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21— Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28— John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Phone No. Address & Rotary Ann Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-2239 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret l 278-8006 278-8086 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-5386 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5891 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5828 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara---------- 278.5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian --------------------------- 278- 7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.—Dorothy------------------------ 279- 9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane ------------- -------- 278-6635 278-6093 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ...—------------------- 278-5909 278-6770 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary--------------- 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma------ 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte ----- 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave —--------------------- - 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ----------278- 2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine ----------- 279- 9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 ------------Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore------ — 278- 6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth ------------ 279- 9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey----278-6191 278-8360 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet — Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn ----------------278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. NAME The COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR published by the Coldwater, Michigan ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome Phone No. L. & R. ROTARY CLUB Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. Address & Rotary Ann 278-8321 278-5330 Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-4907 _ 278-5790 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5842 „ 278-8840 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha_________ 278-8575 278-6183 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude — 278-4350 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 278-2406 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-4222 __ Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail .------------- 278-2217 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 278- 6603 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 279- 9268 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 238-2318 . Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol _____ 278-8474 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 278-6736 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 238-2436 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 278-4424 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299—Celia Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278- 4198 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. . ------- 278-5033 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan — 279- 9492 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ---------- 279-9063 Robert G* Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna — 278-6551 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine------ --- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura--------- 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel------ 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura --------- 278-7237 HONORARY MEMBERS 278- 5006 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-2811 279- 9412 Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle 278-6730 278-2272 John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harriett RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �‘He Profits Most JPho Serves Best' The COLDWATEg^^tory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWaW^rHtAR$> CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Clh'D tn, the U. S. A. ROTARIANS HEAR ABOUT SHELTERED WORKSHOP BEGINNING MAY 20, 1975 PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: SEMI ANNUAL DUES OF $16 ARE DUE NOW. PLEASE REMIT TO SEC. BOB RUMSEY. MEMBERS: ABSENT 93 17 7^ GUESTS TOTAL HAPPY BIPTHDAY TO ROTARIAN GUESTS: PAT IE0NARD HAL CFEAL BILL LYMBURNER DICK BIRINGER ORRIE W„ McCANN GEORGE JEFFERY CLARENCE SNYDER BRONSON BRONSON BRONSON NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: REMINDER: NO ROTARY MONDAY AT QUINCY DUE TO MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY MAKE UPS WILL HAVE TO BE MADE ON OTHER DAYS. TOM KRAMER KAREN MEYER TED PETTIBONE CHARLES PUTNAM JOKE: EAVE MANY OPENINGS FOR NEW MEMBERS. HERE ARE SOME OF THE OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENT, RET, AIRPORT OPERATING AUTOMOBILE CLUBS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ASSEMBLY BOYS WORK ORGANIZATION BRASS GOODS MANUFACTURING BUILDING CONSTRUCTION BUILDING MATERIALS, RETAIL JOKE: SUNDAY ? THE YOUNG LADY HAD ATTENDED SUNDAY SCHOOL THAT MORNING 4 AND WHEN THE FAMILY GATHERED AROUND THE TABLE FOR THE NOCK MEAL, HER MOTHER ASKED HER WHAT HAD TAKEN PLACE. "WE SANG A NEW HYMN ABOUT THE CROSS-EYED BEAR," SAID THE YOUNG LADY. "THAT SEEMS LIKE A STRANGE SORT OF HYMN, I' SAID HER MOTHER. "CAN YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT IT?" "NOT MUCH, EXCEPT THAT HER NAME WAS GLADLY.” SMALL BOY DIVISION ’’JUNIOR,” SAID THE MOTHER, ’’WHY DON’T YOU GO OUT AND PLAY WITH THAT BASEBALL YOU JUST FOUND.” "I’D JUST LOVE TO DO THAT VERY THING,” ANSWERED JUNIOR, ’’BUT I’M AFRAID I MIGHT MEET UP WITH THE BOY I FOUND IT FROM.” A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: THERE’S A BRAND NEW WAY TO SAVE MONEY. GO OUT Al® BUY TRAVELERS CHECKS AND THEN STAY HOME. HER LARRY IVES.CN ARRANGED FOR TODAY’S PROGRAM, THE SHELTERED WORKSHOP'S DIRECTOR: TOM KRAMER. HE SPOKE ON THE NEED FOL A SHELTERED WORKSHOP TO TEACH THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED AND THE MEN­ TALLY HANDICAPPED SKILL? SO THAT THEY CikN BE SER SUPPORTING THROUGH THEE WORK SKILLS. THERE IS A GREAT NEED FOR A TRAII* ING CENTER BECAUSE IN TH NEXT 2 YE/iRS ALL PHYSI­ CALLY OR MENTALLY HAND! CAPPED PEOPLE WHO ARE INSTITUTIONALIZED ARE TBE RELEASED IF THEY ARE NOT DAiNGEROUS TO OUTERS OR THEMSELVES SO THERI IS A GREAT NEED TO TRAIi THE HANDICAPPED TO BE SELF SUSTAINING. NEXT WEEK: RALPH LAGRO IS IN CHARGE AND INFORMS US THAT THE SPEAKER NEXT WEEK WILL BE DR. JAMES GREEN, DIR­ ECTOR OF THE MICHIGAN NEPHROLOGY CENTER AT BORGESS HOSPITAL IN KALAMAZOO. EE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS AND DIALYSIS RELATING TO THE CCMING UNIT AT THE HEALTH CENT? IN COLDWATER. TELEPHONE DIVISION: "DO YOU HAVE AN AREA CODE SIR?” ASKED THE PHONE OPER­ ATOR. "NO,” HE SAID, "JUST A CASE OF HAY FEVER." LEGAL DIVISION: LAWYER, READING A WISE OLD MAN’S WILL TO THE GATHERED RELATIVES: ’’AND, SO BEING OF SOUND MIND, I SPEND EVERY DOL­ LAR I HAD’!” MILLIONAIRES WIFE: IT’S NOT TRUE THAT I MARRIED A MILLION AIRE...I MADE HIM ONE. REPORTER: WHAT WAS KE BEFORE YOU MARRIED HIM? WIFE: A MULTI-MILLIONAIRE. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P M JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 PM �committee^Bclub SERVICE ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. HARLOW ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON JAMES LYON President Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Fuller, Charles 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday each month evening of Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey — Magazine Bernard Laney Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, Biringer — James President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Director - Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard Lyon 4—Seton Bovee August — 1974 6—John Dygerl 11—Jim Endicott 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward INTERNATIONAL SERVICE RICHARD Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman The Rotary Klein Ernest Robert - WHITE Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise — Edward Davey Bacon, Charles Director Projects Youth October — 1974 Foundation — John Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ — ROTARY PROGRAMS 24—Chuck Bristol International CHARLES GEISHERT February — 1975 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM FULLER Nagle, Richard Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik ★ Allegan, Director Ruse, John Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert SPECIAL — At the call of the President CHARLES - Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley Program Thompson Paul SEXTON 1974 - 1975 COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Director Ernest Luse Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Larry Donay 10—Don Shorno Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle ROTARY SHOW 15—Norm Olmsted 22—Bob Kerr 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 8—Bill Lymburner January — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the 9 change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone. 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address * Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.-Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret - 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2—Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 2_________ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.-Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanare 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R, 7, Box 296—Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail 278-2217 278-6357 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan _ 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 The COLDWATER Rotary OoECTOR published BY the C^Dy^TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome RT 4 WATER, MICHIGAN 49Q36 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phono No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago-*Marilyn -278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno,. R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. • Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 /Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeler, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen J____ 276-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 . Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321—LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. ... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 HONORARY MEMBERS Fr. Robert Man, 75 N. Circle Dr.—Edna John Walker, 33 Daugherty—Gretchen 278-2811 278-6730 �The COLDWATEBg&toy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAf^^H^^ CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dlub ' in the U. S. A. DR. JAMES GREEN TELLS ROTARIANS ABOUT PROGRESS IN TREATMENT OF KIDNEY 27, 1975 DISEASE PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH GET DUES ARE NOW PAST DUE. INTO BOB RUMSEY NOW!I ! THEM MEMBERS: ABSENT: GUESTS: TOTAL DR. GREEN IS THE 7IRECTOR OF THE MICHIGAN NEPHROLOGY CENTER AT BORGESS HOSPITAL IN KA­ LAMAZOO. HE EXPLAINED 75 6 PAM STEWART OF COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL IS THE RECIPIENT ROTARIAN GUESTS: OF THE COLDWATER RCTARY HOWARD McCUTCHION SCHOLARSHIP FOR THIS YEAR. WENDELL HATHAWAY THE COMMITTEE FEELS THAT BCB BOUCHER SHE IS A VERY DESERVING YOUNG (ALL FROM BRONSON) LADY. DALE TREADWELL AUBURN NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: COLDWATER REPRESENTATIVE TO THE ROTARY YOUTH LEADER­ SHIP CONFERENCE IN MUSKEGON IS LUKE LINDER. KAREN MEYER TED PETTIBONE (STUDENT GUESTS) OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LET’S GET WORKING ON THIS.. HAVEN'T HAD A NEW MEMBER FOR A FEW WEEKS NOW. BILL LYMBURNER JOHN DEAN BOB SEAMAN DEFINITION: ONE WIFE'S DEFINITION: RETIREMENT: TWICE AS MUCH HUSBAND...HALF AS MUCH INCOME." CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHILDRENS CLOTHING RETAIL CIGAR & TOBACCO DIST. COPPER GOODS WHOLESALE DRY GOODS RETAIL EGG DISTRIBUTION ELEC. EQUIP. & SUPP. WHLSE ELEC. EQUIP. MFG. NEXT WEEK DOMESTIC DEPT PHILOSOPHY: A PERSON WHO TALKS A LOT WILL OCCASIONAL­ LY SAY SOMETHING WISE, BUT CHANCES ARE NO ONE WILL BE LISTENING. MORE PHILOSOPHY: THE GREAT TROUBLE WITH THE SCHOOL OF EXPERIENCE IS THAT THE COURSI IS SO LONG THAT THE GRADUTES ARE TOO OLD TO GO TO TWO ROTARIANS. THE NEED OF A COMPRE­ HENSIVE PROGRAM TO COM­ BAT KIDNEY DISEASE, AND OF THE PROGRESS THAT HAS BEEN MADE IN TREATMENT. THE DIALYSI CENTERS HAVE BEEN VERY IMPORTANT IN SAVING MAN LIVES THAT 20 YEARS AGO WOULD HAVE BEEN LOST. 75% OF THE PEOPLE TREAT’ ED ARE ABLE TO BE REHA­ BILITATED AND GO BACK T THE JOD. DURING THE QUESTION AND ANSWER PEIIOD, HE WAS ASKED HOW MANY TRANSPLANTS OF KID NEYS ARE MADE IN MICHI­ GAN PER YEAR. HE SAID THAT 180 PER YEAR ARE TRANSPLANTED, BUT THERE IS NEED FOR TWICE THAT MANY BUT THEY DON’T HAV ^NGUGII DONORS TO SUPP’LY THE NEED THE DI­ ALYSIS CENTERS ARE NOW IN 6 HOSPITALS IN S.W. MICHIGAN AND THERE ARE 14 MORE TO WORK WITH IN SETTING UP PROGRAMS WERE DISCUSS­ ING VARIOUS ASPECTS OF DO­ MESTIC BLISS. "I UNDERSTAND YOU HAVE A VERY ECONOMICAL WIFE." "OH, YES," AGREED THE OTHER. "BETWEEN US WE MANAGE TO GO WITHOUT PRATICALLY EVERYTHING I NEED.1 BOB SEAMAN HAS ARRANGED FOR A STATE TROOPER TO BE ON HAND .WITH A PRO' GRAM OF SUMMER HIGHWAY SAFETY. NOTE: WE HAVE JUST LEARNED THAT BOB SEAMAN IS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT THE HOSPITAL SUFFER­ ING FROM A CORONARY. CARDS WOULD BE APPRECI­ ATED.: NO VISITORS. PLEAI WORK. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL THOMPSON Prezident Vi«-Pre»ident JAMES LYON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: William Geishert, Paul Fuller, Charles Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President COMMITTEES ^■lUB SERVICE HARLOW SEXTON WILLIAM FULLER Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatls, Kenneth Worden Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Magazine — Bernard Laney James President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan 18—Keith Pearce 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben Youth — Hruska 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig Howard Taylor, Richard ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 RICHARD International Rotary International — Luse, Fred Anderson, Seaman The Rotary Klein Ernest Robert — WHITE Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise Director Projects Youth — Edward Davey Bacon, Charles Foundation — John Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl ★ VOCATIONAL SERVICE DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 4—Seton Bovee 11—Jim Endicott April — 1975 1—Dave Norton Lyon — 6—John Dygert 17—Chuck Woodward Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik — August — 1974 February — 1975 Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Membership — Robert Nagle, Charles Woodward, Richard Biringer Program Director - Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley CHARLES GEISHERT Allegan, Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins ★ CHARLES - 1974 . 1975 "rotary PROGRAMS m COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB HISTORIAN Director 15—Fred Culy Ernest Luse 22—Chuck Bacon May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro June — 1975 December — 1974 10—Don Shorno John Milnes, 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm 31—Bob Nagle Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW 7—John Kline Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce • Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — Director 22—Bob Kerr 29—Les Luse 3—Larry Donay Song Leaders — Norman Youtsey 15—Norm Olmsted 29—Olin Dally 26—Bill Timm Employer - Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test “— Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 1—Dave Rubley 8—Bob Loose 8—Bill Lymburner 3—Bob Seaman 10—Tom Collins 17—Ed Davey 24—John Milnes July — 1975 1—Paul Ruse 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean 278*8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois . 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara _ 278*5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lillian 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple Lane—Jane 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave.—Ellen Jo 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ___________ 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4-Carol 278-6770 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125-Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St.—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave _____________ 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat 639-4433 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore 278-6517 Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth 279-9266 Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.—Patsey 278-6191 Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296-Janet 278-8360 Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn 278-6704 NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. I NAME Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J. 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons Ct.—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail t 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine _ 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta _________ 238-2632 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine . . 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan .. 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet 279-9349 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace _ 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine _ 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura ____ 278-8981 Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura 278-7237 Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278-5006 Paul Ruse,* 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . 279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta 278-2272 The cWATt“ Rotary 3R.WfeCTOR Published by the CfthWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MaMeeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Address fi Rotary Ann Phono No. Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno,* R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores* 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.-Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321-LaMoine 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 �•1 “He Profits Most Who Serves Best’ The COLDWATEfiffifeta™ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAt^^fc^^-' CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Citwin the U. S. A. ROTARIANS SEE FILM ON CAU JUNE 3, 1975 ______ . . ACCIDENTS ON HIGHWAYS .r, ._____ . ATTENDANCE MATH: WE’?E TN THE ’’TRY HARDER” POSITION OF $ 2 IN THE DIS­ MEMBERSHIP ABSENT 93 30 TRICT AGAIN. WE SLIPPED Yj OUT OF FIRST PLACE BY A GUESTS MERE PERCENTAGE POINT..... TOTAL LOSING TO VICKSBURG WHO CLAIMED 1st PLACE WITH AN 83.02.i.OURS WAS 87.96... ROTARIAN GUESTS: 67 ONE HAKE UP WOULD HAVE MADE CLARENCE SNYDER, BRONSON GORDON MARTIN, BRONSON BEAT ’EM NEXT MONTHo BE SURE TO DO THOSE MAKE UPS WHEN YOU'RE ON VACATION.. dale'Treadwell, auburn NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS RALPH NATUSCH EEPORT FROM THE DOWN MEMORY LANE Mb THE BOARD VOTED• TO PAY $50 ; 20 YEARS AGO, JUNE; J, 1955 TO CONSERVATION’ CAMP TO SPCi NSGR ONE YOUNGS:TER TO THAT ’ WILLIAM HYDE?, MGR OF THE BRANCH COUNTY OFFICE OF THE CAMP THIS SUMMER. MICH. EMPLOYMENT SEC. COMM­ LSSION WAS THE SPEAKER AND TOLD ROTARIANS THAT IWLOYMENT WAS HIGH IN BRANCH REPORT ON THE OLIN DALLY .COUNTY. DURING HIS PAST MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND: NOW STANDS AT $531.00. YEAR HIS OFFICE FOUND JOBS FOR 897 PERSONS. IT WAS A POPULAR PROGRAM WITH A LIVE. r LY QUESTION AND ANSWER PER BOB SEAMAN, EVEN THOUGH I?’ THE HOSPITAL RIGHT NOW AT: RANGED FOR TODAY'S PROGRASTATE TROOPER JOEL FISHER OF THE TEKONSHA POST PRESFNTED A VERY INTERESTING FIIM SHOWING SITUATIONS THAT CONTRIBUTED TO AN EMERGENCY SITUATION. BY RE MOVING 01® OF THESE FACTOR MANT OF THE ACCIDENTS WE HEAR OF AND POSSIBLY ARE INVOLVED IN COULD BE AVOID ED. IN TIE QUESTION/AND ANSWER PORTION FOLLOWING THE FILM, TROOPER FISHER WAS ASKED QUESTIONS LIKE.,. "EVEN'THO IS 55» AT WHAT SPEED DO YOU START ISTS?” HE SAID THAT THEN WAS SOI® VARIATION IN TRO PERS. HE SAID HE TED ON THOSE WHO WENT OVES 70 , HOWEVER SOME STOP ANYONE OVER 65, AND SOME ANY ONE OVER 60 MPH. RE DID NO SAY THAT THE BEST WAY NOT TO HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT IT IS TO TRAVEL AT THE SPEED LIMIT OF 55. INTERESTING PROGRAM, BOB,, THANKS FOR ARRANGING IT. 1S333 WILL BE A NEW EATING NEXT WEEK... JIM ENDICOTT ARRARCMENT AT MEETINGS PROGRAM AND WILL STARTING NEXT WEEK. SERVING HAVE AS HIS GUEST AL SICKSTARTS AT 12:00...GO THRU LES WHO WILL BRING US UP TO DID YOU HEAR. THE LINE WHEN YOU GET TO DATE ON THE SWIMMING POOL THE MEETING... THE INVOCA­ PROJECT. OLD TRUCK DRIVERS NEVER DIE TION WILL BE GIVEN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MEETING. ...THEY JUST CAN’T MAKE THE THIS IS ON AN EXPERIMENTAL GRADE. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK BASIS BUT SHOULD FACILITATE A BETTER TRAFFIC FLOW THRU GOVERNMENT SPENDING GIVES THS CHOW LINE AND AVOID SOME YOU AN IDEA WHY LANS ARE HERE’S ONE THKT HAPPENED IN OF THE CONGESTION WE HAVE CALLED BILLS. A NEWSPAPER OFFICE... HAD.. SO TO ADD LOCAL INTEREST, NEWSPAPER STORY CONT. Eb HERE AND AS YOU CAN DEFINITIONS CHANGE....... WE’LL GIVE SETON BOVEE THE A GENERATION AGO IT WOULD CREDIT. PLAINLY SEE I’M VERY MUCH THIS PARTICULAR SUBSCRIBER HAVE BEEN LIKE THIS..... ALIVE!" CAME INTO THE OFFICE ONE DAY "WELL, SAID SETON, ”WE DON WITH THE CURRENT EDITION CF LIKE TO MAKE RETRACTIONS, HIPPIE THE PAPER... WAVING IT WILD­ BUT WHAT HE’LL DO, I’LL PUT LY AND ASKING TO SEE THE YOU IN THE BIRTH COLUMN AND PERSON WHO WROTE THE OBITU­ GIVE YOU A FRESH START.” ARIES. ’’YOU’VE GOT ME LIST- You Will e Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.m. ALBION — Parker Inn —- Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK- — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - Hart Hotel - Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — .Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15-»P?M. ANGOLA — Plettners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE JO Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ President THOMPSON JAMES LYON HARLOW SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE Secretary Treasurer ★ Normand Moore, Harlow Sexton 1976: Willtan. Fuller, Charlee Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular — 1st Tuesday evening of Club Bulletin — Paul Dygert Ruse, John Fellowship — Donald Shorno, Russ Temple, Norman Youtsey Bernard Laney — Magazine Program' — James President Rotary International WILLIAM R. ROBBINS Fort Lauderdale, Florida General Sec'y, Rotary International HARRY A. STEWART Evanston, Illinois Gov. 636 Diet., Rotary International H. YEATES Michigan Director — Student Guests — Lester Luse, William Timm, Reo Goodwin Youth — Hruska Howard Taylor, Richard Rotary International — Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Robert Seaman Sergeant-at-Arms — Richard Uhl 13—Dick Hruska 25—Ken Putnam 20—Walt Balcom March — 1975 27—Howard Taylor 4—Don Stine September — 1974 11—Rich Holben 3—Mike Toupalik 18—Ed DeVito 10—Mark Feller 25—Woody Craig 17—Chuck Woodward ★ 24—Chuck Bristol INTERNATIONAL SERVICE October — 1974 April - 1975 1—Dave Norton WHITE RICHARD — 8—Bill Lymburner 1—Dave Rubley Director International Charles Youth The Rotary Mein Projects — Edward Davey Bacon, 15—Norm Olmsted CLUB HISTORIAN Director Occupational Information — Richard Holben, Norman Olmsted, Patrick Leonard 29—Olin Dally 29—Les Luse May — 1975 November — 1974 6—Pat Leonard 5—Russ Temple 13—Dick Biringer 12—Howard Teeter 20—Larry Iveson 19—Bob Yingling 27—Ralph LaGro 26—Bill Timm Ernest'1 Luse Employer Employee Relations Walton Balcom, Ralph LaGro The Four-Way Test — Harold Goodholm, Robert Loose, Lawrence Donay 22—Bob Kerr 15—Fred Culy 22—Chuck Bacon — John Foundation ★ — 4—Seton Bovee 18—Keith Pearce 6—John Dygert Rural - Urban — Gordon Schlubatis, Kenneth Worden February — 1975 11 _J|m Endicott August — 1974 Crippled Children — Robert Kerr, David Rubley 8—Bob Loose Public Relations — Kenneth Putnam, Olin Dally, Lester Wise CHARLES GEISHERT DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL WILLIAM FULLER Lyon VOCATIONAL SERVICE ★ 1974 - 1975 (H ^ROTARY PROGRAMS COMMUNITY SERVICE Nagle, Richard Biringer Membership Development — John Milnes, Mike Toupalik each month SPECIAL — At the call of the President Allegan, Director Attendance — Dennis McCafferty, Jerry Towns, Tom Collins Membership — Robert Charles Woodward, DIRECTORS — 1975: Santford Jolley, CHARLES - Classification — Richard Moore, John Klein, Santford Jolley OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1974-1975 PAUL commiuees^Hlub SERVICE June — 1975 December — 1974 3—Bob Seaman -3—Larry Donay 10—Tom Collins 10—Don Shorno Song IraaUeri — Norman Youtsey John Milnes, 17—Ed Davey 17—Dick Moore 24—Harold Goodholm July — 1975 31—Bob Nagle January — 1975 ROTARY SHOW Trade & Professional Relations — Edward DeVito, Carroll Barnes, James Koss B. K. Pearce * Chairman Retired Friends — Harold McKnight John Dean February 20, 21, 22, 1975 — 24—John Milnes Director 7—John Kline 8—Jerry Towns 14—Dennis McCafferty 15—Jim Koss 21—Carroll Barnes 22—Ken Worden 28—John Pierson 29—Norm Youtsey The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1974-1975. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Jim Lyon Program Chairman - Telephone 278-2007. COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME Address & Rotary Ann Phone No. Fred Anderson, 46 Maple Lane—Kathryn---------- 278-6033 Mark S. Andrews, 25 Parsons Ct.—Ruth------------ 278-5358 Charles Bacon, 25 Ridgemoor Rd.—Marjorie 278-6821 Walton Balcom, 45 N. Monroe St.—Helen 278-2239 Carroll L. Barnes, 86 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Margaret ~ 278-8006 Richard Biringer, 37 Carlyle Ave.—Jean ------------ 278-8086 William Bobier, 280 Grand St.—Margaret 278-5386 Seton Bovee, 69 S. Circle Dr.—Clara ' 278-5891 Charles Bristol, R. R. 5—Lois 278-5828 Tom Collins, 18 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Barbara 278-5234 Sherwood "Woody" Craig, 34 Edison Ct.—Martha 278-4310 Harold Creal, R. R. 2-Lilllan --------------------------- 278-7249 Fred Culy, 88 Hull St.-Dorothy------------------------ 279-9471 Olin Dally, 61 Maple lane—Jane ------------ -------- 278-6635 Edward Davey, 48 Douglas Ave.—Betty------------- 278-6093 Duane E. Davidson, 15 Scott Ave:—Ellen Jo------ 278-8609 John T. Dean, R. R. 2—Joanne ----- --------------------- 278-5909 Edward DeVito, R. R. 4—Carol------ ----------------- 278-6770 NAME Addrest & Rotary Ann Phone No. Santford Jolley, 39 Maple Lane—Joyce------------- 278-5330 John A. Kennedy, 31 Fairfield—Wilma J.---------- 278-5790 Robert B. Kerr, 8 Parsons CL—Martha 278-8840 John Klein, 39 Douglas Ave.—Patricia ------------- 278-6183 H. Vincent Kornstien, 290 Grand St.—Dorothy — 278-6501 James Koss, 78 Douglas Ave.—Janice----------------- 278-2912 Ralph LaGro, 90 Parkhurst Ave.—Gail •------------- 278-2217 Bernard Laney, 82 Maple Lane—Rhea -------------- 278-6357 Patrick R. Leonard, R. R. 2, Box 86—Katherine — 278-8325 Robert Loose, R. R. 2, Tekonsha—Margaret------ 767-4508 Lester Luce, 41 Sonet Lane—Helen-------------------- 278-4812 Ernest W. Luse, R. R. 4—Ruth--------------------------- 278-7448 Bill Lymburner, 847 E. Chicago Rd.—Carlene------ 278-2021 James Lyon, 335 Grand St.—Deanna----------------- 278-2007 Dennis McCafferty, 18 N. Fremont St.—Carol — 278-8207 Harold McKnight, R. R. 3—Carol-----------------— 238-2436 John Milnes, 131 N. Hanchett St.—Fae ------------- 278-8518 Normand Moore, R. R. 3—Annetta -------------------- 238-2632 Lawrence Donay, 614 N. Fall River—Dorothy — 278-7152 John Dygert, R. R. 7, Box 125—Mary 278-4248 James Endicott, 72 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Thelma 278-2968 Albert Faller, 95 N. Hanchett St,—Charlotte 278-5475 Mark Feller, 145 Combs Ave 278-4082 Ray Fox, 58 N. Circle Dr.—Virginia ___ 278-2841 William Fuller, 106 Grand St.—Francine — 279-9481 Charles Geishert, R. R. 1 Quincy—Pat ------------- 639-4433 Richard D. Moore, 42 Carlyle Ave.—Elaine 278-4198 Robert Nagle, 36 W. Pierce St.—Susan ----------- - 279-9492 Tom Normandin, 85 Fairfield Dr.—Janet------------- 279-9349 Harold Goodholm, 20 Lincoln St.—Lanore Reo E. Goodwin, 78 S. Jefferson—Ruth Richard Holben, Jr., 22 Hull St.-Patsey Richard Hruska, R. R. 7, Box 296—Janet Larry Iveson, R. R. 7—Jacquelyn Kenneth Putnam, 11 E. Chicago St.—Mabel 278-2311 David Rubley, 34 Cynthia Dr.—Del Laura --------- 27fiLZ23^ 278-6517 279-9266 278-6191 278-8360 278-6704 David Norton, 101 Carlyle Ave.—Joan ------ - 279-9063 Norman C. Olmsted, 28 Edison Ct.—Nancy------ 278-2418 Roy C. Patterson, 36 N. Circle Dr.—Grace — — 278-2979 B. K. Pearce, 58 Ridgemoor Rd.—Lorraine---------- 278-8743 John S. Pierson, 340 Marshall St.—Maura---------- 278-8981 NAME /. Phone No. ^HONQI^Y^MEMIB^B^^ Robert E. Rumsey, 120 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Phyllis 278.-500^: Paul Ruse,- 151 N. Hudson—Myrtle . — /C^/279-9412 Gordon R. Schlubatis, R. R. 3—Harrietta Z.O. 278-2272 If! Address & Rotary Ann Robert Seaman, 131 E. Chicago—Marilyn _----- 278-8321 Harlow Sexton, 38 Bishop Ave.—Wanda 278-4907 Donald V. Shorno, R. R. 6, Box 58B—Louise 278-5842 Donald Stine, 127 Fairfield Dr.—Joan 278-8575 Conrad Swart, 49 W. Clarke Ave.—Gertrude 278-4350 Howard Taylor, 731 Marshall Rd. R. R. 2—Gail 278-2406 Howard M. Teeter, 73 Carlyle—Marian 278-4222 Russell Temple, 616 S. Fall River Dr.—Kaye 278-4140 Paul W. Thompson, 27 Cheryl Ann Dr.—Sara 278-6603 William L. Timm, 59 N. Hudson St.—Patricia 279-9268 Mike Toupalik, R. R. 3, Box 382 _ 238-2318 Ralph Toupalik, R. R. 5—Eileen 278-5556 Jerry Towns, 102 Carlyle—Carol 278-8474 Richard Uhl, 100 Grand—Janet 278-5521 Richard White, 46 N. Circle Dr.—Delores 278-6736 Clyde Williams, R. R. 2, 65 Fairway Dr.—Wilma 278-8238 Warren Williams, R. R. 6, Box 321-LaMoine —. 278-6693 Lester F. Wise, R. R. 2, Box 299-Celia 278-4424 Charles Woodward, 163 Marshall St. .. ... 278-5033 Leslie Woodward, 163 Marshall St.—Rosamond 278-5033 Kenneth R. Worden, 25 Lincoln St.—Virginia 278-6334 % Robert G. Yingling, 21 Scott—Natalie .... 278-6393 Norman Youtsey, 125 Marshall—Donna 278-6551 Robert Man, 75 NT^GIrcle^P.r.w-EdndF^csx.. ... 278-2811 n Walker, 33 Daugherty.—Gretcheh’ilir.’i.. ... 278-6730 A / The COLDWATER Rotary OlfecTOR Sec. 34.66, P. L. & R. PUBLISHED BY THE C^JS^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan MR. ERNEST LUSE Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49056 �JUNS 11, 1975 PREZ SEZ: AL SICKLES TELLS ROTARIANS ABOUT PROGRESS ON SKCKHNG POOL DRIVE... THE PROPOSED SWMIKG POOL IS BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO: IT WILL BECOME A REALITY. MEMBERSHIP 93 WITHIN THE LAST WEEK A GRCLr A bsent 28 ED DAVEY OF INTERESTED CITIZENS OR­ CRAIG SEBALD GANIZED TO HELP THE RECREA­ TION COMMISSION WITH THE GUESTS 5 FUND DRIVE. 8 PROPOSED TEN TOTAL 70 OLIN DALLY MEMORIAL NIS COURTS HAVE BEEN ADDET SCHOLARSHIP FUND UP STI-L TO THE PROPOSAL TO MAKE AN ROTARIAN GUESTS: FURTHER- NOW AT *5? 00 . EVEN MORE ATTRACTIVE PACK­ AGE. THE POOL WILL BE AN O.B. FALLS... JACKSON DICK GREATHOUSE...MIDDLE­ OLYMPIC SIZE POOL 064 x 42 THERE WILL BE AN INFORMA­ WITH 6 RACING LANES...UN­ TOW, OHIO TION MEETING FOR NEW MEM­ GAR® WILBER...BRONSON DERWATER LIGHTS...SWIMMING BERS; ON JUNE 24th.., YOU AREAS ON BO® FIDS AND ®E WILL BE RECEIVING A NOTE NON-ROTARIANS: DIVING WELL IN THE MIDDLE. ON THIS IN THE MAIL. $58,000 STILL NEEDED...SO PAM STUART... (RECIPIENT THERE IS STILL MUCH HELP OF THIS YEAR'S SCHOLAR­ NEEDED FROM MANY PEOPLE AND TUNE 24 IS DESIGNATED AS SHIP) ORGANIZATIONS. MR. SICKLES CHILDRENS DAY AT ROTARY... ASKED ®AT THE ROTARY CLUB BRING YCUR CHILDREN.. GRANDCONSIDER THE SWIMMING POOL 0.H7LWI....NEIGHBOR’S KIDS PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT: FUND'FOR PART OF THE ROTARY , WHOEVER YOU WANT TO SHOW PROCEEDS FOR NEXT YEAR. BRING..,THE MEETING WILL BE WHEN POLITICIANS COME UP JIM ENDICOTT BROUGHT AL AS AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE! ®AT WITH A SOLUTION FOR YOUR THE SPEAKER FOR TODAY. DAY DUE TO THE INCREASED PROBLEM... YOU HAVE WO NUMBER IN ATTENDANCE. NOTE: PROBLEMS. ^BE_mETO TOE RES'FFLANEXT WEEK.... fflESjffi BY gthT FRUSTRATION IS NOT HAVING ED DAVEY IS SCHEDULED TO there will be I SPECIAL”” ANYONE TO BLAME BUT YOUR­ HAVE TSE PROGRAM...BUT WAS PROGRAM WITH MAGICIANS FROM SELF. OUT OF TOWN AT ®IS WRITING COLON TO ENTERTAIN. x SO CAN'T REPORT WHAT ®E 'PROGRAM WILL BE. WE LOOK TIME WAS WHEN MONEY TALKED. FORWARD TO A GOOD ONE. THERE WILL BE A DISTRICT NOW IT GOES WI®OUT SAYING. ASSEMBLY AT OLIVET ON JUNE 21 mi 8:J0 TO 2; REPORTED QUOTE OF A ROTARIAf OFFICERS AND BOARD 13iBFRS RULE FOR ESTIMATING THE ARE URGED TO ATTEND. COST OF LIVING: "I USED TO BE TERRIBLY CON­ TAKE YCUR INCOME, WHATEVER CEITED," KE SAID. "BUT MY THAT MAY BE AND ADD 25% PSYCHIATRIST SWIGHTENED ME O.Bc FALLS... ROTARY INTER­ OUT...AND NOW I'M ONE OF THE NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF NICEST GUYS IN TOWN.” ROTARY FOUNDATION REPORTED ®E BIG DIFFEPENCE BETWEEN THAT THE COLD-WATER CLUB IS THE VICES OF YOUNGSTERS AND NOW AT THE 900% LEVEL IN OLDSTERS IS ®AT THE YOUNG­ ROTARY FOUNDATION. STERS GENERALLY OUTGROW THEIRS. ATTENDANCE MATH: �JUNE 17, 1975 CRAIG MARTIN - ROTARY FELLOWSHIP STUDENT - TELLS ABOUT IRELAND. ED DAVEY, PGM. ®W. FOR ATTENDANCE MATH: PREZ S-THE WEEK, HAD AS HIS GUEST AS SPEAKER CRAIG MARTIN CB’ MEMBERSHIP ’ 93 NEXT WEE*.,.KID? DAI... STURGIS WHO ffiWi A YEAR SHOULD BE A GREAT DAI WITH I ABSENT 20 STUDYING IN IRELAND ON THE M.WIiIUNC FROM THE MAGIC ROTARY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM. 73 6 CAPITOL OF COLON...MEETING GUESTS HE IS A GRADUATE OF AM­ . 79 WILL BE AT THE MASONIC HALL TOTAL" HERST COLLEGE AND HAS BEE’ •> INSTEAD OF THE ELKS FOR OUTSTANDING BOTH ACADEMIC­ THIS MEETING. ROTARIAN GUESTS: ALLY AND IN COMPETITIVE SPORTS. HE SAID THE ONE NELSON WEBER BRONSON THING THAT HE NOTICED ADISTRICT ASSEMBLY THIS SAT- GERRY KIEPERT WAUSEON, Off. BOTT THE IRISH PEOPLE WAS UPDAY AT OLIVET. LEAVING THAT THEY HAD A GOOD SENSE HERE AT 7:45. IF YOU CAN NOT-ROTARIAN GUESTSOF HUMOR, AND THAT THEY GO- CONTACT JIM LY®. WOULD LAUGH AT THEMSELVES BART MILESKI A LOT...THEY HAVE A MU® VINCE COLLETTI MORE EASY GOING LIFE STYLE JIM MAGYAR GGff OUTING AT K-ZOO... THAN WE DO. IT IS A VERY RESERVATIMS MUST BE MADE " CRAIG MARTIN, SPEAKER ROMANTIC COUNTRY. EE WENT I I BY JULY ' WPIH LOCAL ON TO TELL OF SOME OF THE 'MWAll ® THE E’.'iitf... MONTREAL CONVENTI®: PROBLEMS IN NORTHERN IRE­ JvHn DEAN. LAND AND TOE CAUSES G? TUT NEGLECTED TO MENU® IN FISHING...THAT IT ISN’T EARLIER BULLETIN THAT HAR- REALLY "A FIGHT'BETHW REW! BIRTHDAY TO: OLD GOCDHOLM WENT TO THE LIGICUS DENOMINATE. IS...AS. ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVEN|-IT WOTLD APPEAR. BUT AN LARRY '.KXffiAM TI® IN MONTREAL WITH MIL- - EFFORT ® THE PART OF THJ ED DAVEY TON ZIENS FROM THE TOLEDO' IRISH REPUBLIC TO GET NOR­ JIN CONRAD ROTARY CLUB. IF Y® WOULD THERN IRELAND AWAY FRffi LIKE A REPORT...ASK HAROLD. ENGLISH RULE...AND PART C? A UNIFI® IRELAND. NESI WEEK, JUNE 24th IS 60% OF THE INDUSTRY IN PREZ PAUL'S 52nd MEETING AS MEDICAL DEPT... IRELAND IS BRITISH OWNED... CHEF EXEC OFFICER. qq YOU WHICH IS A SORE POINT TO 3P0SE THE MAGICIANS ARE GO­ "DOCTOR, I CAN’T'UNDERSTAND 'THE IRISH...WHO WOULD PRE­ ING TO DO A DISAPPEARING WHY I GET SO MANY HEADACHES FER TO BE COMPLETELY H-iDLACT WITH HIM...AND THAT WE I DON'T DRINK, SMOKE, STAY PENDENT OF BRITAIN. WON'T SEE HIM AT THE PODIUM OUT LATE, OR EV® BOTHER AFTER NEXT MEETING? WITH WON®. WHAT'S WRONG, DOC?" NEXT WEEK: DEFXNIT.V®: "PERHAPS" SAID TFE DOCTOR, CHILDRfflS DAI...BRING YOUR "YOUR HALO IS ON TOO TIGHT',' KIDS...NEIGHBOR'S KIDS.. SPACE EXPLORER: GRANDCHILDR®... SHOULD BE A GREAT PROTRAM AND I BE­ A GUY DRIVING AROUND DOWN­ DOMESTIC DEPT... LIEVE A FIRST FOR THE CLUB, 11 • TOWN LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO AT LEAST FOR A LONG TIME. PARK, JUDGE: "YOUR WIFE CLAIMS YOC HAV®'T SPOK® TO HER IN 5 DUTCH TREAT OF COTRSE... YEARS. WHY IS THAT?" MAN; "I DIDN'T THINK I OTGHT TO INTERRUPT." �JUNE 24.. 1975 MAttAN ENTERTAINS KIDS EROM 3 TO 83 AT IWTW,.,. HATS OFF TO HOWARD TAYLOR PGM CHMN FOR THE WEEK... WHO CAME UP WITH KIDS DAY. IT WAS WELL ATTENDED BY KIDS OF ALL SWi^SONE SONS AND DAUGHTOon.SOME GRANDSONS & GRANDDAUGHTERS ...MAYBE SOME NEPHEWS AMD WELL ATTENDED BY THE YOUN­ NIECES. GER GENERATION. THE PICNIC MEAL WAS VERY ZtEhJ WILL BE A BOARD MEET­ APPROPRIATE AND THE MAGIING HEM TUESDAY NIGHT. ROTARIAN GUESTS: GIAN ENTERTAINING KEPT EV­ ERTONE'S ATTENTION TILL GLEN BARNETT, BRONSON IS3O, IWT SEE ANYONE DOWE ATTENDING DISTRICT DALE TREADWELL, AUBURN,IN1'! om iniNK we should ASSEMBLY AT OLIVET: HARVEY MCES, HILLSDALE HAVE ANOTHER ONE NEXT YEAR, PAUL THOMPSON RAY EHL, QUINCY HAL SEXTON NEXT WEEK: BOB BEAUCHAMP, BRONSON JIM LYON HOWARD MC CUTCHEON,BRONSON I YOUR EDITOR IS THE PGM CHMN HAROLD GOODHOLM (CAN'T MISS GETTING THIS AL WILER, BRONSON IBT’-Y REPORT TH AT IT WAS A GEORGE B. RIBBLE, M.D. INFORMATION TO GIVE YOU A L"‘Jt'L « PREVIEW,) PRES SEji: ATTENDANCE MATH: NEXT WEEK WILL EE THE CHAN3INU OF THE GUARD...OR IS (APPARENTLY THE HUGE CROWI IT THE PASSING OF THE GAV- OVERWHELMED SECRETARY BOD EL.s.Mi‘ W WAY...THE NEW AND HE DIDN'T GET THE OmCERS WILL TAKE OVER * COUNT WRITTEN DOWN........ ) FOR THE YW OF 1975-76 WE CAN SAY THAT IT WAS ENERGY NOTES: IT WILL BE A BRIEF CROSS WITH VACATION TIME HERE... , SECTION OF LIFE STYLES ANl DON'T FORGET YOUR MAKEUPS. ' OVER IN THE MIDEAST THEY'VI CUSTOMS IN OTHER LANDS.... i‘T SURE HELPS OUR PERCENT­ DEVELOPED A NEW AND EXPEN- ■ OUR GUESTS WILL BE KARB AGE OP ATTENDANCE...AND SIVE PEREUME. IT SMELLS FROM SWEDEN...LEE FROM FIN­ HELPS GET THE FUIL BENEFIT LIKE GASOLINE AND IS J LAND ...AND JACKIE FROM FROM BEING A ROTARIAN BY CALLED "EVENING IN ARABIA" I CHILE. ALL YFU STUDENTS WHO I VISITING OTHER CLUBS. I HAVE BEEN HERE A YEAR AND WILL BE GOING BACK TO W.i< ALSO WE ARE ADVISED THAT HOMELANDS IN TWO WEEKS. THE METRIC SYSTEM IS COM­ SOFT SELL DEPT: ING ALONG JUST IN TIME. UN­ TILE MANAGER OF THE TIL THEY GET THE HANG OF ' RMADMT SA1D,"1 want you ALT. TO LOCK YOUR BEST TODAY IT, IT OUGHT TO SLOW DOWN NEWS FROM DETROIT: RUMOR HAS IT THAT ONE OF "GREET W® CUSTOMER WITH ALL DRIVERS. THE AUTO "BIGGIES" IS COM­ A SMILE,PUT ON A LITTLE .EX­ ING OUT WITH A NEW MODEL TRA MAKEUP AND SEE THAT CAR ESPECIALLY FOR MEN IN YOT HAIR IS ATTRACTIVE." PHILOSOPHY FROM HERE AND THERE.......... BUSINESS. "WHAT'S UP?" ONE GAL ASKED. "NEVER MISS AN OPPORTUNITY IT'S A CAR THAT NEITHER HAS " ARE SOME BIG SHOTS COMING TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY, EVEN A SEAT OR A STEERING WHEET.. IF YOU HAVE TO LEAVE THEM IT'S DESIGNED FOR THE BUSI­ IN TODAY?" ALONE TO DO IT." NESSMAN WHO HAS LOST HIS (FROM AMERICAN OPINION) REAR IN THE PAST FEW MONTHS "NO," THE MANAGER ANSWERED. AND DOESN'T KNOW WHICH WAY "THE BEEF'S TOUGH." "ALWAYS DO A LITTLE MORE HE IS GOING. EACH DAY THAN IS EXPECTED OF YOU AND SOON MORE WILL "THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF BE EXPECTED OF YOU THAN YOU LIES: LIES, DAMNED LIES, CAN DO." (A.B« PRESCOTT) AND STATISTICS." ! pip (Dismi) �JULY 171975 PT/^r jru&< THUMBNAIL SKETCHY.. .ROTARXANS HEAR ABOUT TODAY’S GUM WERE BJSIl AU-JUNG OF CAIMAR, SW.EDK AND JACQJEOT BROWN OF CHILE. IN THE INTERVIEW TYPE OF PROGRAM AREAS COVERED WERE... SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENT, FOODS, LIFE STYLE, AND VARICUS HOLI­ DAYS. JACgJELINE BROWN HAS BEEN LIVING WITH THE JIM PANEL'S...LEAVES FG? SWEDEN ON THE 19th .... WHERE SHE KILL SPEND ABOUT A MONTH AND THEN CN TO SOUTH AFRICA TO JOIN HER PARENTS WHO ABE THEEj ON AN EXCHANGE TEACHING MISSION FOR THE UNITED NATIONS. SE.5; Il A P P Y N E W Y E A IM IMERSHIP ABSfflT tfKOT® TO THE 19'75-19?^ WAL year, I GUESTS I TOTAL 93 J_18 ?5 -2 82 V* * THANK YOU Lui®. RECEIVE *• M CT the OTBTC "c;>r • ROTARIAN GUESTS: MONEY GOT CT ?’ ., .> I1 ORTS GF THE BOLZ' FI.OX LEASON MODEST BILL FAURMAN DALE Mj®L HAPPY BLWDAY TD: BRONSON NCN-ROTARIAN GUESTS: HAROLD MEYERS GEORGE GRUMET JACKIE BROWN KARIN AXEJUNG NEXT WEEK...JERRY TOWS IS THE PROGRAM CHALWJL CHANGING OF THE GAVEL.,. PROGRA14 IS NOT FOE CBR PREZ PAUL HAS MADE HIS FARE • TAIN YET.. .BUT WE CAN BE G(WlWffiONS TO BOR WELL SPEECH AND PASSED THE SURE IT WILL BE A GOOD RUMS FOB 1 TEARS CF PER­ GAVEL TO NW PREZ JIM CT. ONE. FECT AWffi, THE TRANSITION WENT VERY SMOOTHLY...NEW SGT. AT ARTS (NOW THERE ARE 2 WITH BIG­ PHILOSOPHY DEPT: COLDWATER WAS $2 IN ATW« Dm in w. past mw.7 GER' FINE BUCKETS TO TAKE CARE OF INFLATION)...RICH A MODERN AMERICAN IS S(»£ BEATING US OUT WAS XWAHOIBEN AND AL NELSON. ONE WHO BELIEVES THERE'S GIAC...AIL WE NEED IS A HAL SEXTON IS THE NEW VEEP. A POT OF CREDIT CARDS AT FEW MORE MAKE-UPS, FELLAS SAME OLD EDITARIAN... (ME) THE E’D OF THE RAINBOW. ...AND WE’LL DE #1 AGAIN. S.® PIANIST...OR ORGANIST. AS /£ WE HAVE TO TRY MARK FELLER. OTHER ASSIGN­ THE AUT9N03KE IS A CONHUGER. MENTS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT VEYANCE WHICH SAVES YOU LATER DATES. A’MQST ENOUGH aWEL W TO CCCTiSATE FOR THE TXME'YOI SPW tOWNii.ABCR DEPTc •. ING, LICENSING, PARKING, AFTER FILLING OUT THE APITlJ AND INSURING IT. CATION B.WK, THE UN.KWJE' HAN SAT DOWN FOR HIS BTO- KIDS WANT TO GO UP TO 1 VW WITH TSE PERSONNEL J?£. B.Y ?OCTCSS--Ui-!TIL THEY THANKS TO W UNW, ‘RECTOR. "50,” SAID TIE QFFI<‘ LEAW THEY’LL HAVE TO WHO WAS CUR REPRESMAITO ?CIAL, ’TOJ’p LIB A <fcB,W” WASH THEIR E/uTJS UP TO AT GAMP MY OCS?I-TLV, THE ELBOWS, FOR A GOT REPORT. nWELT», I AIN’T SO HE? Up OX THAT,” REPLIED THE APPLY- ‘ CANT, "BUT I SURE WOUW LIKF TO J&T CN .THE PAYROLL.” (HOPS I D&FT MISS ANY) i �The COLDWATER fatary REFLECTOR JULY 7, 1975 "WHAT COLDWATER HAS TO OFFER..." A VERY FINE COLOR SLIDE AND SOUND PROGRAM WAS PRE­ PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE REPORT: SENTED ffl THE MANY THINGS WHICH COWWATER. HAS TO OF­ CONGRATOLATI®S TO KEN ROTARIAN GUESTS:' FER AS A GOOD PLACE TO WORDS'! ON 2 YEARS OF PER­ LIVE AND WORK. BILL CARL­ FECT ATTENDANCE. DALE TREADWELL SON OF THE COLDWATER JAYHAYWARD- KEHL’ CEES GAVE THE PRESENTATION CLARENCE SNYDER AND EXPLAINED THAT THIS GARTH WILBUR WAS A PROJECT THAT THE JAY NEW MEMBERS: EffiER IIOUGHT® CEES CAME UP WITH THAT BI FRED NICHOLS THEY FELT COULD BE OF USE WELCOME TO DALE TREADWELL IN ATTRACTING INDUSTRY. AS AN HONORARY MEMBER OF NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS: THE JAYCEES ADVANCED S COLDWATER ROTARY. WE HAVE 83,000 FOR THE PRODUCT!® BECOME WELL ACQUAINTED FRED MC LAIN AND EQUIPPING OF THE PRO­ WITH DALE AS A REGULAR VIS­ RICK BOLDUC GRAM AND THFY C0UW BE ITOR AND ARE NOW PLEASED JERRY HOLLISTER VERY GRATEFUL FOR ANY AS­ TO HAVE UM "ABOARD" PER­ VERN TELOW SISTANCE IN COVERING THIS MANENTLY. EXPENSE. BOB CONWAY, OF COL®IAL STUDIOS, WAS IN­ VOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION SAFETY FIRST: VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: AND EXPLAINED SME OF THE TECHNICAL ASPECTS. OUR WIEN THE CAUTIOUS, LAW TIDBITS THEATRE NEEDS SER­ THANKS TO PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ABIDING DRIVER APPROACHED VICE CLUB VOLUNTEERS TO JERRY TOWNS F® ARRANGING A RAILROAD CROSSING. HE FOR US TO VIEW THIS PRO HELP TAKE DOWN SETS FROM STOPPED, LOOKED, A® LIS­ GRAM, WHICH WILL NOT ONLY THE SUMMER STOCK SHOWS. TENED. AIL HE HEARD WAS BE HELPFUL TO SHOW TO COIDWATER ROTARY IS RESPONANOTHER CAR - CRASHING INTO SIDLE FOR THE NIGHT CF SAT STRANGERS, BUT REMINDS US HIS REAR BUMPER. URDAY JULY 26 AT 11:CO PM. OF JjR MANY BENEFITS IN SEE DON STINE IF YOU CAN LIVING LN THIS COMMUNITY. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: HELP. IT SHOULD TAKE ABOU1 TWO HOURS OF YOUR TIME. THE CHURCH TREASURER LOOKED BEGGING FOR IT... OVER THE PASTOR'S EXPENSE CLAIM FOR HIS CONVENTI® $500' PLEDGE TO TENNIS AND "YOU'RE TERRIBLY EXTRAVA­ EXPENSES. POOL PROJECT... GANT," A HUSBAND COMPLAINS THE TREASURER ASKED, "HOW TO HIS WIFE. "IF ANYTHING DID YOU MANAGE TO SPEND §16 PRESIDENT JM WISHES TO AN­ SHOUW HAPPEN TO ME," HE A DAI FOR FOOD?" NOUNCE THAT THE BOARD OF SAID, "YOU WOULD PR®ABLY "®, I MANAGED TO DO THAT1,' DIRECTORS HAS MADE A TENAHAVE TO BEG." THE WIFE EXPLAINED THE PASTOR, "BY TIVE PLEDGE OF 8500 FROM SNAPPED, "I'D GET BY. LOCK SKIPPING BREAKFAST." COLDWATER ROTARY TO THE AT ALL THE EXPERIENCE I'VE TENNIS CLUB TO BE USED IN HAD." SUPPORT OF TIIE CITY TENNIS COURTS AND SWIMMING POOL PROJECT. �The COLDWATER Roiary REFLECTOR ROTABIANS TOT? HOLBROOK PATTERSON COMPANY JULY 15, 1975 JIM KOSS WAS PROGRAM ATTENDANCE MATH: CIIAIPJ4AN...oTIE GAVE US SOME BACKGROUND ON IIIS CONGRATQIATICNS TO THE 1-iEMBERS COMPANY, THS HOLBROOK93 BRANCH COUNTY CAREER CEN­ ABSENT PATTERSON CO., MANUFACTU­ 26 TER'S VICA GROUP tHO C».:iE t* RERS OF HARDWOOD EDUCA­ 67 BACK WITH TOP HONORS Ti 14 TIONAL TOYS AND FURNITURE THE NATIONAL COMPETITION IN GUESTS 1T“ 81 FOR INSTITUTIONS. THE WASIilNGTCtl, D.C.. AND -TO TBE TOTAL PLANT WAS ORIGINATED BY j V TWO GOLD MEDAL TEAMS WHO BOTAEMH GUESTS: MR. HEILENBERG WO HAD IT WERE WITH US TODAY AT RO­ UNTIL SELLING IT TO L.A. TARY. LOUIS E. LEGG, JR., LANSING i DARLING CO. IN 1950. THEY ALSO CONGRATULATIONS TO HAD IT UNTIL 1955 WHEN DALE ROPP AND BILL MC MILL­ VERB GELOW ■ THEY SOW IT. TO MR. HOL­ AN, THEIR INSTRUCTORS AND ALVIN WILER, BRONSON I BROOK. AFTER MRJIOLBPOOK'S ADVISORS, WHO HELPED THEM NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS: \ DEATH...GRACE HOLBROOK ETO ACHIEVE THOSE GOLD MED­ VENTUAILY MARRIED PATALS. WAYNE FELLER I PATTERSON,- AND THE NAME WAS CHANGED TO HOLBROOKPLUS 8 STUDENTS AMD 2 ADVI- • PATTERSON. JIM KOSS PUR­ REHH13ER THE ROTARY GOLF SORS OF THE VICA PROGRAM | CHASED THE PLANT IN 1973. OUTING ON JULY 28...FOR ' • THEY MANUFACTURE 275 DIF­ FURTHER DETAILS...CONTACT FROM THE CAREER CENTER. FERENT ITEMS... AMD CARRY JOIN DEAN. OF THESE IN STOCK, DOUBLE PLAY..... | THEIR PRODUCTS ARE DIS­ TWO ELDERLY LADIES ARRIVED , TRIBUTED NATIOWIDE. AF­ HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HOWARD TAYLOR.... AT A BASEBALL GAME JUST AS ; TER A BRIEF EXPLANATION THE BATTER HIT A HOME RUN. i OF THE BUSINESS, THERE ALSO SPECIAL RECOGNITION WAS A TOUR OF THE PLANT TO LES WOODWARD ON IIIS 80tli TWENTY MINUTES LATER THE BIRTHDAY....HOPE WE'RE ALL SAME.BATTER CAME UP TO BAT” • CONDUCTED BY JIM KOSS AND AND HIT ANOTHER HOME RUN. AL NELSON. VERY HOT ES­ AS FRISKY AS LES MM WE GET TO BE 80. ' C.UE Qi? THE OLD LADIES SAID I TING AND INI®ATI®AL. ENJOYED Bi AiL WHO TOOK TO THE OTHER, ’’LET'S GO. THIS IS WHERE WE CAME IN.” j THE TOUR.,.IT'S ALWAYS IN­ TERESTING TC SEE HOW SOME ERNIE LOSE BROUG’T US UP TO ONE ELSE'S BUSINESS FUN­ DATE ON THE FINANCIAL CON­ DITION OF THE CUT '.S UP INSURANCE DEPT.......... CTIONS. THE CLOSE OF HIE ).?.•. CAL AN INSURANCE AGENT SAID TO A1 NEXT WEEK: YEAR ON JUNE JO. NEW CLIENT: "I WANT TO SELL 4,25^.01 YOU THIS POLICY. BUT I'M NOT ABLE TO REACH ANYONE CHECKING ACCT 1,982.92 NOT LIKE OTHER INSURANCE A- AT THIS WRITING...SO IT TIKE SAV. ACCT 60.00 GENTS. I'M NOT GOING TO CASH ON HAND WILL HAVE TO BE A SUR­ SCARE YOU INTO BUYING IT. PRISE.... TOTAL NET WORTH 6,296.93 TAKE THE POLICY HOME. SLEEP ON IT TONIGHT. IF YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING...GIVE ME A CALL.” PREZ SEZ: . > . •' �jjk COLDWATER Rotary REFLECTOR 3 JULY 21, 1975 KtCHAED VAN DE VOBT SPEAKS.ON WELFARE REFORM...... PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: IN A LETTER 'mi SUSAN MUL CAIIEY.. .JOHN KLINE REPORTS THAT SUE HAS HAD A FOOD AND EXCITING YEAR AND SENDS ALONG HER 'APPRECIA­ TION FOR .THE OPix-lTyiiliY. THE ROTARY CLUBS 'LAVE GlVtf HER1 TO SSUDY Hi "JOLLY OLD ENGLAND." LOOKED PRETTY GOOD.... BUT THE INFORMATION ON THE EXACT NUMBER DIDN'T GET TO 'THE. EDITOR... I !D GUESS ’ABOUT 78... ROTARY. ■ QUINCY IS HAVING TlfelR AN­ NUAL PORK BARBEQUE ON AUGUST 1st...TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FROM ANY QUINCY ROTARIAN...DAN DOBSON RE­ PORTED THAT THE FOOD WOULD BE EXCELLENT AND THE FEL­ LOWSHIP OUTSTANDING. r* ' , ' • ALSO...THE BRONSON ROTARY’■ IS HAVING THEIR ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBEQUE ON THIS SUNDAY AT THE WHITE STAR EAST OF BRONSON TO DE FOL­ LOWED BY THE ANNUAL ROTARY AUCTION. V SINCE THE OPPOSITE OF PRO IS CON, IT WOULD BE . ASSUMED THAT THE OPPOSITE OF PROGRESS IS COFCRESS. THE FIVE AGES OF WOMAN... GIRL TEEN AGER YOUNG WOMAN YOUNG WOMAN YOUNG WOMAN * SOTAktAN GUESTS.... RAY EHL, QUINCY ? JIM AITCHISON FRED NICHOLS • '■ VERN GfiLOW’ ■ • OH AL WIDER NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS... MARION PILLSBURY JOHN CLOGHESSY . HAROLD FIYERS STATUS OF THE NEW BULLE­ TIN FORMS...THEY HAVE GONE TO PRESS AND REPOR­ TEDLY WILL BE READY FOR USE BY THE NEXT ISSUE. TYPECAST... HOW’ S'THIS FOR LOGIC? ■ KEN WORDEN LINED UP THE PROGRAM.. .MR. VAN DE VORT SPOKE ON THE SERIOUSNESS OF.’THE COSTS OF THE WEL­ FARE PROGRAM-. ..AND THE NEED TOR REFORM. JUST TEN YEARS AGO THE WELFARE PGM COST ■ EACH; ONE OF US ABOUT SjO'PER YEAR.'TODAY IT.'. COSTS US OVER $200. OOM FURTHERMORE/WE'-ARE UNDER HEAVY:. FIRE. FROM THE FEDER­ AL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OUR PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN SO POOF LY.ADMINISTERED OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS. FEDERAL MATCHING FUNDS ARE BEING WITHELD UNTIL MICHIGAN REDUCES THE WASTED DOLLARS GOING TO THE INELIGIBLES ' A>ID OVERPAID.RECIPIENTS. WE STAND TO LOSE QVER JO MILLION THIS YEAR IF WE ' DON'T GET THE SITUATION TURNED AROUND. WE NEED SENSIBLE PUBLIC SISTANCE. THERE WILL ALWA7. BE SOME WO NEED HELP FOR A SHORT PERIOD, BUT A CHANGE IS NEEDED IN THE ' ’ PRESENT PROGRAM , AND' MR. ‘ VAN DE VORT URGED ALL ROT­ ARIANS TO WRITE LETTERS TO LEGISLATORS' AND URGE PAS­ SAGE OF BILL #576. THE LITTLE BOY WAS BEING PREPARED FOR A MINOR OP­ ERATION IN THE HOSPITAL, AND THE NURSE TOLD HIM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ® SHE WAS GOING TO TAKE A THIS BILL, CONTACT MICH. BLOOD TEST TO FIND OUT STATE CHAMBER OF COBIERCE. WHAT TYPE HE WAS. ,501 S CAPITOL AVE, SUITE "I CAN SAVE YOU THE TIME," THE YOUNGSTER RE- ' 500, LANSING, MICH. 489JJ. PLIED. "I KNOW WIIAT TYPE ■ I AM." NEXT WEEK: THE NURSE WAS SUR'PRISED. "HOW DID YOU FINE NORM YOUTSEY IS IN CHARGE... OUT?" WAS NOT ABIE TO REACH HIM "MY MOTHER TOLD ME' ." THE LITTLE BOY EXPLAINED. AT THE TIME OF THIS WRITINt BUT WE CAN BE SURE IT WILL "SHE SAID I WAS THE OR­ NERY TYPE LIKE MY FATHER'.' BE AND INTERESTING PROGRAM, MAYBE IE WILL GIVE US A M RUN GF THE "WHISTLERS"... �The COLDWATER. Rotary REFLECTOR JULY 29,1975 PREZ SEZ: MRS. HUGH AW TELLS ABOUT CLOCKS ATTENDANCE MATH: REMINDER OF THE QUINCY MEMBERSHIP PORK BARBEQUE THIS FRIDAY OR IS IT SATURDAY NICUT.... ABSENT * BETTER CHECK WITH A QUINCY GUESTS ROTARIAN.... 93 35 "7 5B 7 65 «4 HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DICK HRUSKA JOHN KLINE (HOPE THERE WERE A LOT OF MAKE UPS SOMEWHERE ) NORM YOUTSEY CANE THRU WITH A MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM DY SECURING MRS. HUGH ABREY OF HUGH'S JEW­ ELRY IN COLDWATER...SIE GAVE SOME HISTORY ON TIE KEEPING OF TLE...FROM SUM DIALS AND WATER CLOCKS TO THE ONE HAND TYPE CLOCK. TIEN SEH RELATED SOME IN­ TERRING FACTS ...THAT WHEN PEOPLE DECIDED THEY ROTARIAN GUESTS: SHOULD HAVE TIE HOUR DIVI­ DED INTO MORE MINUTE PARTS RAY EHL, QUINCY ...THEY DID...INTO 60 DICK ZANTER, THREE RIVERS PARTS AND CALLED THEM TIE MINUTE. TIEN WIEN THEY DE­ THANKS TO THE FELLOWS WHO RUSS MUELLER, BLAIRSBURG CIDED TO DIVIDE THE MINUTE HELPED AT TIDBITS SATURDAY WARREN WADE, BRONSON CLARENCE DARROW, ANNISTON, INTO MORE MINUTE PARTS, njxiiio » 0 • o ALABAMA TIEY ADDED A SECOND HAND ON MAURICE RYAN, BRONSON TIE CLOCK TO DO THAT...AND NATURALLY CALLED THE PARTS REGULAR BULLETINS WEREN'T SECONDS...SHOWN BY THE SEC­ READY THIS WEEK...BUT ARE MRS. ABREY, SPEAKER OND HAND. SHE VENT ON TO PROMISED FOR NEXT WEEK. TALK ABOUT THE TYPES OF CLOCKS...THERE ARE OILY 4 TYPES OF CLOCKS...FLOOR, ACCORDING TO THE STATISTICS WISDOM DEPARTMENT.......... WALL, SHELF AND TABLE FRCM GOV. GLENN...WE CLOCKS. GRANDFATHER CLOCKS SLIPPED INTO 5TH PLACE IN THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES ATTENDANCE LN JUNE. ..LET'S WILL NEVER DE WON. THERE'S MUST BE 6 FEET TAIL BEFORE THEY ARE GRANDFATHER CLOCKS GET THOSE MAKE UPS GOING... TOO MUCH FRATERNIZING WITH THE ENEMY. ANYTHING SHORTER THAN THAT KE CAN DE NUMBER ONE. ARE GRANDMOTHER CLOCKS. SEE HAD AN INTERESTING COLLEC­ A LOSER IS... TION OF OLD CLOCKS ON DIS­ IT USED TO BE A COMPLIPLAY AND CLOSED HER TALK MENT TO ...A HINDU SNAKE CII?RMER TELL A PERSON HE WITH SOME INFORMATION ON THE LOOKED AS SOUND AS A WITH A DEAF COBRA. OLD COURT HOUSE CLOCK THAT DOLLAR. TODAY IT'S AN WILL BE REINSTATED IN A SEP­ INSULT. ARATE TOWER ON THE CORNER DY FRUSTRATION’ IS... THE NEl’I COURT HOUSE. THE WORKS WILL BE GLASS-ENCASED ...WEN YOU HAVE ULCERS AT THE BASE OF THE TOWER... BUT STILL AREN'T A SUCCESS. THE SAFEST WAY TO DOUBLE WITH THE FACE AND THE BELL ‘YOUR MONEY IS TO FOLD IT AT THE TOP OF THE TOWER. THE OVER ONCE AND PUT IT IN BEIL ITSELF WEIGHS 1 TON... YOUR POCKET. SO IS NO SMALL ITEM. MRS. ADREY WILL BE DOING THE WORK ON THE CLOCK TO RESTORE IT NEXT WPS PROGRAM WILL TO PERFECT WORKING CONDITK®; BE A SURPRISE...FORGOT TO ASK OUR V.P. ABOUT IT. �^J“He Profits Most Who Serves Best’^J The COLDWATEKffl&fcwy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATE^^Bt^^; CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest dlitl) m the U. S. A. LESTER WISE & JERRY TOWNS SAY: DEPOSIT ..* BUT DON'T BORROW ROTARY SCHOLAR*.SUSAN MULCHAHAY A GUEST AT ROTARY MEETING* PREZ SEZ No meeting in Quincy on Aug. 5th... so you'11 have to make up someplace else. Our clubs 1st Rotary scholar related what the Rotary Foundation scholarship will enable her to do. She will be spending a year abroad studying at the Univ, of York, which is 120 miles north of London. Her course will be on Medivial studies and the locale is great because York is 1900 years old. was founded by the ’ ... romans in AD 74. We look forward to hearing from Susan when she returns. Should be a great year. Rotary Golf outing is all set., reports John Dean. Stag Chairman Fred Culy reports that this years stag is Aug. 20th at Tip Up Island on Marble Lake. A Pig Roast is planned and the Quincy Rotarians will be invited to join the party. DALE BROSE - NEW ROTARIAN President Paul Thompson i ntreduced and welcorned Dale Brose, 4-H youth agent as a new Rotarian. Welcome aboard Dale. 7 GUEST THIS WEEK Mrs. Barnes: All you ever think of is Golf..I bet you don't even remember the day we were married. Carroll Barnes: Of course I do. That's the day I sank that 40 ft. putt. Rotarian Guests... Harold Schultz and Fred Nichols. Non Rotarians Guests.. Harvey Bartel, Jim Martin, Royce Olmstead, Ed Caven and Susan Mulchahay. GREETERS FOR NEXT WEEK Dave Rubly: Don, have .any of your childhood dreams been realized? Dick Moore Larry Donay Don Shorno: Only one— When my mother used to comb my hair, I wished I didn't have any. July 30 Attendance - 80 including guests Missing were: Chuck Bacon, Charles Bristol, Ed Davey, John Dygert, Mark Feller, Vince Kornstein, Dennis Mc­ Cafferty, Norm.Moore, Bob Nagle, Dave Norton, Norm Olmsted, John Pierson, Ken Putnam, Hal Sexton, Conrad Swart Clyde Williams, Bob Yingling AUGUST 6 ... PRIMARY ELECTIONS..... Special recognition will be given to Rotarians who have voted prior to the next Rotary Meeting Program Chmn. for the week was Bob Seaman... who provided a most interesting and inform­ ative program. Speakers were Les Wise and Jerry Towns..The timeley subject of Money was their topic...They covered various aspects of money and the reasons for high interest rates. Supply and demand is the whole key. Federal Gov't, funds and 3 bank­ ing centers New York, Chicago, & San Francisco is where it all starts, then it's a chain re­ action from there on to the local level. They went on the relate that there is much compet­ ition for the deposit­ ors dollars; Treasury bills, and all financial institutions are con­ stantly looking for ways to attract more deposits ..this is done by paying more interests to depositors. In the question period, they were asked to look into the future and predict what will happen. They stated that they could see no decline in interest rates in 1974 and that this would very likely be a deterrent to expan­ sion of businesses. Their closing line was ..."Deposit, but don't borrow..if you don't have to. Next week's Program: is the responsibility of John Dygert. We look forward to another interesting program. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY Union Church — Monday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — Methodist Church - Tuesday, 12:10 P.M. �Profits Most Who Serves~Bes^^ *fWb> The COLDWATE^^tary REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^d&S?CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Club m the U. S. A. BRANCH COUNTY 4-H Fl AR ■ . ■FRETTED Prez Paul Is on vacation* Veep Jim Lyon presided*. Rotary Stag to be held Tues evening, Aug 20... 35 Indicated they would be there...(Not very good percentage... Good food ...Beverages ... (SaspariIla) and other firvolIty will be the order of the evening. HUMOR - Smal I'Boy” division ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ATTENDANCE RULES* THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM: Rd. Attendance rules requI res a member to attend 60$ of the meet­ ings to receive credit for the meeting. Our meeting Is 75 minutes long and a memberfci-s requI red to attend a minimum of 45 minutes. Bob Rumsey, Secretary. arranged by Fred Culy, past fair board member, featured Leland Sanford and Maurice Arendt .. current chairman and member of the fair board. They related some of the new things ... plus the lineup of features that will be at this year’s fair. Also re­ lated progress that has been made since Gordon Schlubatls started the 4-H fair back in 1930. The old county fair with race track and all used to be In the fairfield plaza area ... and what Is now Circle Drive .. was the I old race track. This old fair had been discontinued for several years when Gordon came to town in 1929 as the ’’County Agent” .. so In 1930 he got the 4-H fair started and It has been growing ever since. Further proof that our Rotarians are men of action and foresight. Con­ gratulations to Gordon for getting the fair started .. and to Leland Sanford and the current fair board for keep Ing It going so well. .ATTENDANCE THIS WEEK. 5 66 members *'.• *“ 5 rotary guests 4 non rotary guests Father: Why did you kick your brother In the stomach? Boy: OPENS FOR 25TH SEASON NEXT WEEK . i . Rotary guest Included: Lynn Curtis of Sturgis Nelson Weber Bronson Robert Smith Quincy MI It ZIems Toledo Frank Parkinson Quincy He turned around. CONGRATULATIONS Nice to have Rotarians young enough to announce th Ings like this: Non Rotary Guests David West.. Henry Scott, Perth Austral la Absent this week: Walt Balcom, Carrol I Barnes, Charles Bristol, Tom Collins, Hal Creal, Ed Dsvey, John Dean, Larry Donay, John Dygert, Vince Kornsteln, Ralph LaGro, Pat Leonard, Bill Lymburner, John Milnes, Norm Moore, Bob Nagle, Tom Normandin, Norm Olmsted, Paul Thompson, Craig Sebatd, Clyde Williams, Ken Worden. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Youtsey are the proud parents of a boby girl born Aug. 5th. Reportedly Norm had made the statement that they would fill the back yard with boys till they had a girl. Now #3 chi Id Is a girl........ PHILOSOPHY: If you are driving on a road with beautiful scenery, unobstructed by signs and billboards, chances are you’re on the wrong road. -0One good turn usually gets the whole blanket -0The best time to buy anything Is about 40 years ago. DEFINITIONS: Punctuality: The art of guessing how late you can be without being the last to arrive. -0Polse: Looking like an owl after behaving like a donkey. Next weeks Program:... Dick Hruska Is the pgm chairman for next week... We thought possibly he would announce his plans to take over the Woolworth Company at the meeting... but he Informs us otherwise. The prog­ ram will be Jim Jenkins we 11 known for h i s rad 1o feature ’’Another Point of view” You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — Union Church — Monday, 12:15 ALBION — Parker Inn — Thursday, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — Congregational Church — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M STURGIS — Sturges Auditorium — Monday, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — Wednesday, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — Hart Hotel — Monday, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — Episcopal Parish House — Wednesday, 12:15 P.M ANGOLA — Plattners Restaurant — Monday, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — Presbyterian Church — Tuesday, 6:15 P.M UNION CITY — Methodist Church — Tuesday, 12:10 P.M ��commAfees ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION • 1975-76 JAMES LYON HAL SEXTON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE COMMUNITY SERVICE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular • 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL • At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymbumer Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein VOCATIONAL SERVICE 1975-1976 ROTARY PROGRAMS August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld CLUB HISTORIAN Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal T Ernest Luse December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymbumer March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor .29 - Clyde Williams. ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane • Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road * Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street * Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street * Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive * Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street • Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive • Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice............. Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court * Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 * Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas * Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street • Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 * Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary.................... Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street • Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat. ...... Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 • Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court ■ Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street • Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice . . LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymbumer, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street * Deanna ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna -McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean. Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise dime, Stine, lDon, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward,, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy I ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE' NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278- 8575 279- 9,44.8. ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson, Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol ‘Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores .... Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine■ . • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lowrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ‘Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • PHONE 276-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 Honorary Member AU? Sec. 34.66,' P. L. & R. The CQ^^AfER Rotary REFLECTOR published by the COLi^^^ER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER'^Zarj- REFLECTOR Published by The COLDwX^<R.R§jA^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cliib in the U. S. A. AUGUST 12, 1975 ’’BIG DON” STINE............ COUNTY COMMISSIONER............. TELLS ABOUT REGION 3............ ATTENDANCE MATH: JOHN DYGERT, PGM CM, IN­ TRODUCED BIG DON...ROTAR­ PREZ SEZ: MEMBERSHIP 93 IAN AND COUNTY COMMISSION­ ABSENT 39 ER. HE SPOKE ABOUT THE VACATIONS ARE WING THEIR SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN TOIL ON OUR. ATTENDANCE... • ROTARIAN GUESTS 3 PLANNING COUNCIL...BETTER WE URGE AIL ROTARIANS WHEN NON-ROTARIAN KNOW AS REGION 3. THIS ON VACATION TO VISIT AN­ GUESTS 4 ENCOMPASSES FIVE COUNTIES: OTHER club and ake up. TOTAL 51 BARRY, CALHOUN, ST. JOE, BRANCH, AND KALAMAZOO. HE ROTARIAN GUESTS: EXPLAINED THAT IN PAST YEARS, PRIOR TO THE REGION LADIES AOIFNTION: JOHN HIESER CONCEPT, ALL GOVERNMENT MILT ZIMS., TOLEDO GRANTS- (RETURNING OUR MON­ THERE WILL BE A TRI-CLUB BATES DEWELL, DEARBORN EY ”T0 WHENCE IT CAME") (COLDWATER, QUINCY, BRON­ WERE DONE THROUGH THE • SON) DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS: ’’PORK BARREL" SYSTEM...AND SEPTEMBER 5th AT THE LErNOW ALL GRANTS FROM THE GIOU CLUB IN QUINCY, THERE DANEL GOBLE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GO THRU WILL J’.; ROUND, SQUARE, AND ROBERT LUSE, SO. AFRICA THIS AREA GROUP. THE GOVER­ POLKA DANCING. SNACKS WILL JOHNATHAN LUSE, SO. AFRICA NING BODY OF REGION 3 IS BE FURNISHED...NO NECKTIES COL. WESLEY STEVENS, MADE UP OF REPRESENTATIVES ALLOWED...SHOULD BE A LOT CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO OF EVERY GOVERNING BODY IN OF FUN AND GOOD FELLOWSHIP THE AREA...SO EVERYONE HAS WITH NEIGHBORING CLUBS. A VOICE TN WHERE THE GOV­ OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS: ERNMENT SPENDING MONEY GOES. THIS IS THE GROUP CONGRATULATIONS TO ERNIE THERE STILL ARE MANY OPEN THAT THE MAJORITY OF THE LUSE.. - .WHO RECEIVED IIIS CLASSIFICATIONS....IF YOU PIN TODAY FOR 28 YEARS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS VOTED KNOW OF SOMEONE WHO WOULD TO WITHDRAW FROM..AND IS PERFECT ATTENDANCE. BE A GOOD ROTARIAN...GET GENERATING A GREAT DEAL OF A MEMBERSHIP CARD FROM DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. THE BOB RUMSEY. COLL WATER CITY COUNCIL,FOR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 17 -EXAMPLE, HAS GONE ON RECORD WHO HAD 100% ATTENDANCE OPPOSING THE COUNTY CMIDURING THE IfH: SIX MONTHS DOMESTIC DEPT: SSIQNERS’ DECISION TO WITHOF THIS YEAR... DRAW BECAUSE THEY FEEL WE CLUB ATTENDANCE AVERAGE EVERY MARRIED MAN SHOULD WAS 87.72%. LET’S SEE IK Vi FORGET IIIS MISTAKES...NO WOULD LOSE OUR VOICE iN WHERE THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS CAN RAISE THAT AVERAGE FOR USE TWO PEOPLE REMEMBERING GO. COMMISSIONER STINE THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE THE SAME THING. URGED ROTARIANS TO VOICE YEAR. THEIR FEELINGS TO THE COM­ MISSIONERS NOW. PHILOSOPHY DEPT: OVERWEIGHT DEPT, THE QUICKEST WAY TO BECOME "YOUR IMVROID IS NORMAL,” NEXT WEEK: AN OLD DOG IS TO STOP THE DOCTOR SAID. "WHAT LEARNING NEW TRICKS. JIM ENDICOTT is PROGRAM YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM IS CHAIRMAN AND INFORMS US AN OVER-ACTIVE FORK," THE AVERAGE MAN LIVES LIN­ GER THAN HE DID THREE DE-, THAT IIIS GUEST WILL BE DON­ ALD POTTER, EXEC. SECY. OF CADES AGO. HE HAS TO IN • HAPPIi jiSJ I THE MICII. MUNICIPAL ELEC. ORDER TO GET HIS TAXES TEAS 1NT F.’-JLI QOU j ’ | RAID. ASSN. THE SUBJECT WILL BE AliiE SO aGGKEAD.LY OCCUPIED "ENERGY CRISIS...FACT OR YOU FORGET HOW MISERABLE YCU ARE, FICTION9" M You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — HART HOTEL — MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 PM. �CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1975-76 JAMES LYON HAL SEXTON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE 1975*1976 COMMUNITY SERVICE S ” OTARY PROGRAMS Director: Dick White COA^TTEES- ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship; Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig ★ Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 • Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy ------ 30 -'Ed Davey-- February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandln 17 • Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 • Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street • Pat. ........ Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street • Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat .. Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE 278-5790 279-7011 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-8840 278-6033 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court * Martha 278-6183 278-5358 ' Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6501 278-6821 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-2912 278-2239 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-2217 278*8006 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278*6357 278-8517 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea 278-8325 278-8086 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 767-4508 278-5386 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 278-4812 278-7258 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-7448 278*5891 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-2021 278*5073 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-2007 278-5075 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-2811 278-5234 ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-4741 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-8207 238-2436 278-4310 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 278-8518 278-7247 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae 238-2632 279-9471 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 278-4198 278-6093 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 279-9492 639-8329 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 278-6856 278-5909 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6770 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-9349 278-7152 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 278-9063 278-5796 278-4248 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch • Jane 278-8743 278-2968 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine 278-8981 278-5475 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura 278-4082 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . * 278-2311 278-7237 278-2841 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura. .... 278-5006 279-9481 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 279-9412 639-4433 ! Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 278-2272 278-4653 | Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278-6517 Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . 278-8321 278-8373 279-9266 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy 278-4907 278-5639 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-5842 278-8360 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise 278-8575 278-6704 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan; 279-9448 278-2318 Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine - . . Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie * Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna * * • Honorary Member The COLDWATER Rotary ^ffl^iECTOR published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome RT.4 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 276-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWATEg^Z^ry REFLECTOR Published by The COLDwXWr tb^MY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cliib in the U. S. A. DON POTTER SPEAKS ON AUGUST 19, 1975 --------------------------- PREZ SEZ: --------------------------------- '—-—------------1 ATTENDANCE MATH: HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JOHN DYGERT, DICK SWARD, AND ERNIE LUSE. SPECIAL RECOG­ NITION TO ERNIE...HE HITS THE 8OYEAR HARK THIS TIME. ID?. NOW JOINS THE RANKS OF OCTOGENARIANS IN OUR CLUB: BELIEVE WE HAVE LES V/OODV v WARD AND RAY FOX ALREADY THERE. STILL PLENTY OF OPEN CLASSIFICATIONS...SEE BOB RUMSEY FOR APPLICATION CARD. THANKS TO HUBERT SUNDERMAN OF PORT HURON FOR BRINGING ALONG THE CAPSULE OF BLUE WATER HISTORY WHICH WAS DISTRIBUTED TO ALL ROTAR­ IANS TODAY. VERY INTEREST­ ING READING. BE SURE TO MARK \OJR CAL­ ENDAR FOR THE TRI CLUB D^NCE ON SEPTEMBER 5th... SEE THE ENCLOSED INFO SHEET. SIGN IN PSYCHIATRIST’S OF­ FICE: "AMNESIA PATIENTS MUST PAY IN ADVANCE " 93 26 ^7 MEMBERSHIP: ABSENT THERE'S HARDLY A MAN ALIVE WHO COULDN'T RETIRE VERY COMFORTABLY IN HIS OLD AGE IF HE COULD SELL HIS EXPER­ IENCE FOR WHAT IT COST HIM. DON FOTllR, IOjJC WW? CT- MIGH. MUIIIV.IPAL ELEC­ TION ASSN. HIS SUBJECT WAS...ENERGY CRISIS-FACT OR FICTION? SOME OF ®IE POINTS OF HI-’ TALK INCLUDED.. .®-!AT CON­ RO GRESS IS BATTING 0 ON EN­ ROTARIAN GUESTS: ERGY LEGISLATION..THERE AR STUDIES UNDER WAY BUT GET­ NELSON WEBER, BRONSON TING NOWHERE. OIL HAS GONE ALAN LARSON, N. DAKOTA UP A FOLD IN ®IE PAST TEN PHIL HENSLEY, BRONSON YEARS AND WILL BECOME 10 HUBERT L. SUNDERMAN, TO 25% HIGHER THAN IT IS PORT HURON NOW. CAUSE FOR THE PROBLEM r. *IS OF COURSE THAT WE HAVE NON-ROTARIAN GUESTS: 3%.'OF THE WORLD’S OIL RE­ SERVES IN ®!E U.S. AND WE JOHN CANNON USE 35% OF THE WORLD'S PRi LEO MILLER DUCTION. ®IERE ARE LARGE DICK McQUEEN DEPOSITS OF OIL SHALE IN DWIGHT WOODMAN NOR®IERN MICHIGAN.. .SO FA: ADAM MUNFAH NO EFFORT TO GET IT CUT OF THE GROUND. HE PREDICTED SEVERE NATURAL GAS SIIORTA SELECTED COMMANDMENTS THIS YEAR...AND ®IERE xS FROM THE GOLFERS TEN NO FUTURE FOR NATURAL GAC COMMANDMENTS.... WHAT ARE CUR ALTERNATTVLG $7.... WE HAVE COAL ENOUGH TO YE SHALT NOT CURSE®! WHEN LAST FOR 100 TO 20G. FRANC. THEE TOPPETH A BALL NOR WIND CAN BE HARNESSED... WHEN THEE SLICE®! A DRIVE SOLAR HEAT NOT PRACTICAL NOR WHEN THEE LANDE®! IN YET IN THIS AREA ...LEAVIN' A SAND TRAP. (®EE MAY, NUCLEAR PLANTS TO GENERAT/’ HOWEVER, CURSE SOFTLY TO ELECTRICITY IS OUR BEST THYSELF WHEN ®IOU HAST BET, EVEN THGTGII EXPENSIVE LOST MORE ®TAN FOUR PROBLEM GF COST CAN DE BALLS.) SOLVED DY "JOINT VENTURI; YE SIIALT NOT WRAP ®IY . PUTTER AROUND THY GOLF BAG NOR A TREE NOR ®IY CADDY’S NECK SIMPLY BE­ CAUSE ®!EE MISSE®! A ®70FOOT PUTT. OPPORTUNITY DIPT: OPPORTUNITY LIAS TO KNOCK. TEMPTATION ONLY HAS TO STAND OUTSIDE AND WHISTLE STUDENT DEPT: JTM ENDICOTT WAS IN CHARGE CF ARRANGEMENTS AND BROUGli' 10 77 GUESTS TOTAL 'll J 0000 PHILOSOPHY DEPT: SITUATION. ... EFPLWl’ICN GIVEN BY A PUP­ IL FOR NOT JOINING IN BUSINESS DEPT: Dj : jCUk?<J-! 01 * •’I LEAnN MORE BY LISTENING. ANYTHING I WOULD GAY, I BUSINESS IS LIKE AN ADTOMOBIIE. IT WILL NOT RUN ITSELF...EXCEPT DOWNHILL, ALREADY KNOW.'’ ...FOR EXAMPLE, WHERE MOD THAN ONE CITY FORMS A S0\. OF ELECTRIC CO-OP TO BUIE A NUCLEAR PLANT ®IAT ALL INVOLVED CAN DRAW FR0M.1H • POTTER EMPHASISED ®UT ®DAY OF CHEAP POWER IS OVE ...SO WE HIGHT AS WELL GJ: USED TO PAYINC4 HIGHER ENERGY DUES. NEXT WEEK: DICK B EU SKA IS IN CHARGE. AND INFORMS US THAT HE I! C-ASEI MEDF^DORP CCMING T TELL ABOUT THE SISTER Ci PROGRAM. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER ■ ---------------------- 4----------- QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — HART HOTEL — MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — METHODIST CHURCH — TUESDAY,' 12:10 PJW. �CO♦TEES ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION ■ 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein ★ CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ernest Luse Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal * 1975-1976 Notary programs August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 ■ Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes ’ 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street * Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret ■ ■ Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street • Margaret Bodrey, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace. .... Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara ■ . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy. Dovey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive * Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street • Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street • Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy • Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln............................... ■ • Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth............ Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 • Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Goil Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane * Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane ■ Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, IB N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street * Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean...................... Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K,, 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street ■ Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road ■ Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278- 8575 279- 9448 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . ■ • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive • Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol ‘Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive ■ Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma ■ Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine ■ ■ • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lowrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debro Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ‘Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna * ■ ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN ‘ Honorary Member The CCttWATfiR Rotary published BY the ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2316 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATEKSfeota™ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiaan The Singingest Club in. the U. S. A. DR. DACCN TELLS ABOUT CANCER SOCIETY AND THE IMPORTANCE O” ITS WORK KuETE'IUER 2, 1975 ATTENDANCE MATH: MEfeERSIIIP PREZ SEZ CONGRATULATIONS TO CRAIG SEIALD FOR 17 YEARS Pl'WECT ATTENDANCE. 22 GUESTS 7^ TOTAL...... ROTARIAN GUESTS HUBERT SUNDERMAN-PT HURON DAN DO ISON, QUINCY, MERLIN DURING THE YEAR PAUL THOU. •SON WAS PREZ...OUR CLUJ 7-ECAME A 900% CLUB... WORTHY OF SPECIAL RECOG- YOUNG, ANGQLA, ED STEIMEL, ANGOLA, S. SHAIKH, DACCA, BANGLADESH, DILL ZADONIK, BRONSON, MARIC PUTNAM, MAR­ SHALL CHUCK 3AGON WAS THE PGR CHAIRMAN AND'.THE PROOfUP TODAY- AS PRESIDENT OF THE BRANCH COUNTY CANCER SOCIETY...EE SPOKE FIRST ABOUT THE SOCIETY. THEIR FUND DRIVE TO REACH 27,QO^ WAS SUCCESSFUL. 50% OF FUNDS RAISED STAYS’LOCALliY^AND THE OTHER 50% GOES TO THE NATIONAL ORGANI­ ZATION TO HELP FURTHER RESEARCH TO DISCOVER A REMEMBER. . -SEPT 2 J GOV. CURE FOR CANCER. THE LOG/ GLEN WILL DE HERE FOR THE FUNDS ARE USED MOSTLY F01 BOON MEETING AND FOR A SPEC­ PATIENT HELP. IAL EVENING MEETING. KEEP VACATION DEPT:,. i DR. BACON THEN WENT ON TC YOUR CALENDERS OPEN FOR A VACATION IS JUST A SUCCDISCUSS CANCER..PARTICU­ , ESSION OF 2'S. IT CONSISTS SEPT 25..WOULD DE NICE TO LARLY BREAST CANCER. ONE HAVE 100% ATTENDAN0E ON OF 2 WEEKS WHICH ARE 2 SH0R1 ►OUT OF 1.5 WOMEN HAVE THAT DAY...WITH NO EARLY AFTERWARDS, YOU ARE 2 TIRED BREAST CANCER AND AS AGE TO RETURN 2 WORK AND 2 ADVANCES...IT GETS AS BROKE NOT 2. HIGH AS 1 IN 5- SURGERY IS QUITE SUCCESSFUL AND ’•ffi WANT TO EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO THE UP WITH 'PEODOMESTIC DEPT: / MANY WOMEN ENJOY A NOR­ "FOR A LONG TIME I COULDN'T MAL LIFE FOR MANY YEARS ’ .■ B GROUP VAIO WILL DE PERAFTER BREAST SURGERY. HE ' ■•.■ ■vilNG AT THE TIDBITS OH IMAGINE WHERE MY HUSBAND EXPLAINED THAT MOST r >I3?T 10 5 11. AND THANKS TO SPENT IIIS EVENINGS." A :fa> wejer and rosalie sears WOMAN TOLD HER BRIDGE TABLE BREAST CANCER IS DISCOVEi ED DY THE PATIENT RATHER UDO WERE WITH US TODAY. TC COMP ANIONS THAN DY THE DOCTOR DURING TELL A LITTLE ABOUT "AND DID YOU FIND OUT?" A ROUTINE PHYSICAL EXAM. PROGRAM. WE URGE EVERYOIIE "YES. ONE NIGHT I HAPPENED THE EARLIER IT CAN DE 20 ATTEND...AS IT IS AN TO GET HOME EARLY, AND THERE DISCOVERED...THE BETTER EXCELLENT PROGRAM. HE WAS!". THE CHANCES OF RECOVERY. TIE EXPLAINED THAT A LUMP J 2.NCIAL DEPT: DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE LARGE ENOUGH TO DETECT ROTARIAN.. .VAIO HAS A JOINT CAN CONTAIN A BILLION' .•jU’VE HEARD ABOUT THE FELLOV CHECKING ARRANGEMENT WITH CELLS AND POSSIBLY HAS WHO WROTE THE BOOK; "HOW I IIIS WIFE. IF HE’S NOT BEEN DEVELOPING FOR UP TO MADE 5:2,000,000 IN THE STOCK HOME BY MIDNIGHT SITE 5 YEARS. MARKET." NOW WE HEAR THE STARTS CHECKING THE JOINTS- I TAX COLLECTORS ARE COMING OUT WITH ONE CAUSED, "HOW NEXT WEEK: WE MADE C1,800,000 OFF THE nBtion. FELLOW WHO MADE <>2,000,000 IN THE STOCK MARKET." SHNTFORD JOLLY JIAS THE PROGRAM AND INFORMS US THAT TIE WILL HAVE DON McCURLEY ON HAND WHO WII GIVE US AN INSIGHT ON THEIR NEW RECYCLING PLAN THAT WILL BE IN OPERA­ TION IN THE NEAR FUTURE, You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% AaEMBER QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. I ALBION — HOL IDA' INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - STURG^i AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 5:15 P.M. ' ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 PJW. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE I TEES CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION • 1975-76 JAMES LYON HAL SEXTON ROBERT RUMSEY ERNEST LUSE COi President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton , Richard Uhl ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson,.Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson '' Sang Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill-duller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, ■ Larry Ivesonj Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed,Geishert, Mike Toupalik j Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandln, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN » Ernest Luse P 1975-1976 IOTARY PROGRAMS February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandln 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 ■ John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Blringer April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 -_Ered Culy.___. " 30 - Ed Davey June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor —29 - Clyde Williams January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro ROTARY SHOW ' February 26, 27, 28, 197J6 Chairman: cl. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane ■ Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court * Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road * Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive * Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street • Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N, Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln. . ............................ Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279*7011 278*6033 278*5358 278-6821 278-2239 278*8006 278*8517 278-8086 278-5386 278*7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279-9471 -278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2966 278-5475 278-4082 278-2841 279-9481 639-4433 278-4653 -278-6$ 17 279-9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna *Mon, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Foe Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street * Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda. .... Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan. . iSward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 2^8-5842 Swart. Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail - • . Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian. . ................. Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol •Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine • • • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie •Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna - - ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN • Honorary Member ’ ■» The COI^WATER Rotary ififficTOR published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome MH. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATWfe^ REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingesPCliiti in the U. S. A. Green Bay Packer Scout Tells About Experiences.. October 7i 1975 Prez Sez: ATTENDANCE MATH: Happy Birthday to Lester Wise... (59 again) Too many early leavers.... suggest members make more effort for the entire meeting. The mass exodus before the program is not the most encouraging thing to happen to a speaker. Remember...you will be in charge of a program..and will like to have the best possible audience for your speakeri, or program. Membership Absent 95 24 69 Guests Total 15 84 jffotarian Guests: John Worth Quincy Mac Gob el Charlotte Stuart Graham Charlotte Dale Brown Quincy Henry Gomley MD Bronson Jerry Hollister Bronson Non Rotaijdap. Quests: Bill Bobier, pgm chmn for the day brought his old High School Football 0oach Mack Gobel, as’todays speaMr. Gobel, a retired high school football coach has been serving as a scout for the Green Bay Packers. He related to Rotarians how the draft system works.... First through scouting the potential "draftees" are chosen for each association I consisting of 4-5 pro teams. ' ...then comes the weeding i out proceedure to cut the ; field from 600 down to 250 I for draft purposes. Then Dave Smith, Lansing Dr. Wm. Nettleman Cldwtr | each team looks at what they There are still open Stephen Bridges) need to beef up their present classifications and we Students Debbie Bucaw) welcome potential new 1 team and go after the re­ Dr, David Ruse Jonesville members... get your membe,rcruits who have the potential Dr. Mona Ruse Jonesville ship proposal blanks from needed strong points and Absent Members:..... Bob Rumsey. skills He described the (Hope they'se making up complex job of getting the before next week) choices then for each team Mrs. Paul Revere:.. Salarys for the .1st ioick "I don't care who you Fred Anderson, Chuck Bacon ’"draftees" ranges for 50 to Dick Biringer, Seton Bovee' say is coming. It’s my ’40 thousand dollars for the night to use the horse.” Hal Creal, Duke Davidson,’: first year...ranging down Jim Endicott, Mark Feller, to 10 to 12 thousand per yeai Bill Fuller, Harold Good­ for the 16th or 17th choices. Bankers Corner: holm, Rich Holben, John They first go to Rookie camp Klein, Vince Kornstein, They’re called "Personal and to training camp...and Loans” because if you Norm Moore, Richard Moore, must make the team to get the miss a payment.... they Tom Normandin, John Pier­ wages offered them. sure get personal. son, Ken Putnam, Dick Uhl,; flack Gobel took the job as a & Bob Yingling. scout thinking it would be a Philosophy:... part time job...but it ended It’s difficult to det­ Definition: up as a full time job with ermine when one gener­ Parking Meter: A contrap­ much travelling...so he has ation ends and the next tion that bets a dollar to retired from the scouting begins, but we believe your nickel that you can’t business too...leaving him it’s somewhere around get back before a red the time to do what he start­ 9 or 10 P.M. ed out to do when he retired flag pops up. from coaching..."what he wanted to do when he wanted to." Thanks Bill for arranging an interesting program. Next Week:... Larry Donay will be in charge, and will have as speaker Leonard Zulewski..environ­ mental sanitarian for the Michigan department of Natural uuua You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY, 12:15 PAA. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 PAA. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 PAA. BATTLE CREEK — HART HOTEL — MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PAA. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE — PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 PAA. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. CO 1975-1976 COMMUNITY SERVICE W ROTARY PROGRAMS Director: Dick White TEES CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION ■ 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Hoiben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Bold, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm ’ Rotary Foundation: John Klein Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska Ernest Luse December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey . ★ February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle <?Fdbrubry26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road ■ Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, B6 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara ■ ■ Conrod, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 • Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol .. Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street • Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat. ..... Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia • .Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln. . . . ... . .... • Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street • Ruth Hoiben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-5790 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278*8840 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6183 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-6501 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-2912 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-2217 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lone - Rhea 278-6357 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. ft 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 278-8325 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 767-4508 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-4812 Luse, Ernest, R.R. ft 4 - Ruth ................. 278-7448 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-2021 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-2007 ‘Mon, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-2811 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-8207 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 238-2436 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Foe 278-8518 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 238-2632 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 278-4198 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 279-9492 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6856 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-9349 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 278-9063 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane 278-5796 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine 278-8743 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura 278-8981 Putnam, Kenneth, HE. Chicago Street - Mabel . . 278-2311 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive • Del Laura 278-7237 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . ■ 278-5006 Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 279-9412 Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278-2272 Seaman, Robert, 131 ^..Chicago Street - Marilyn . .278-8321 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy 278*8373 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-4907 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B • Louise. . . . . . . 278-5842 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan. . . . : ^2^8^8575 Sword, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy. 279-9448 ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE i NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson, Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol 'Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive • Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine • « * Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie 'Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 * Honorary Member /o Dcr is "A \ / Sec. 34.66,’ P. L. & R. The CQM^ATBR Rotary ffiKc®0R published by the ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHXGAN ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 5 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best” The COLDWAT^E^atory REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER RbtARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiaan The Singingest Club in the U. S. A. October 14, 1975 Prez Sez: Leonard. Zulewski...Enviromental Sanitation Engineer speaker today.. Attendance Math Membership 95 Absent 23 Len Zulewski of D N R was brought today through the efforts of Larry Donay pgm Chmn. He mentioned that all Cities of 10,000 & townships must have a plan to take care of refuse thru 1990. There are 4 methods New bylaws are being pre­ pared for adoption with­ 70 int the next few weeks. Guests 7 Copies of the new by-laws Total 77 are available for review. Rotarian Guests: Biggest change is in the ...Composting-Incineration, Classifications, especial Jack Sheline-Sturgis, Ho­ Recycling 8c Sanitary Land ly regarding Senior ward McCutcheon-Bronson, fill, the latter is the Activities. Bob t Beaucjaamp-Bronson, most commonly used today. Dick Greathouse-Middletowr Now, 5 pounds per person Lws Wise Announced that OHIO. per day of solid waste... our legislators will be anticipates by 1985 10# Non Rotabian Guests: available to hear our per person per day. So it JimTHannon, Chuck Davis, desires on Welfare pro­ is necessary fo have adequate Mary Jo Henderson-Student grams on We. He was planning for the future.... taking a group o' and all plans must go thru a ested businessmen process of approval before Absent Rotarians: Lansing and urged ■ ■: leis a permit is issued. to contact their legis­ Walt Balcom, Woody Craig, In the question and answer lators. Hal Creal, Fred Culy, Johni period he was asked about Dean, Bob Kerr, Vince the recycling plant that Kornstein, Bernard Laney, is underway in Coldwater. Lester Luce will be Bill Lymbumer, Jim Lyon, His comment was that the having 2 student guests Dennis McCafferty, John system seems to work quite each week during the Milnes, Dick Moore, Bob well in prototype that is school year..that are Nagle, Dave Norton, John being used in Lansing.... specially selected. Rot­ Pierson, Ken Putnam, but thought the cost would arians may also bring Howard Taylor, Paul Thomp­ be higher than people would relatives who are Juniors son, Bill Timm, Jim Troust or Seniors in High School. want to pay. However he did Clyde Williams, Bob Ying­ say that that was not a ling. function of the DNR-as to Bill Fuller described the economic feasibility... their Tibbits winter series responsibility is only with Definition Dept. program. There will be how a recycling facility performances on Oct. 26, Royal Moonshine: will affect the enviroment. Jan 20 8c March 2. $15 That which is made in the per person for season till of the Knight. Next Week.... tickets. They are count-J ing on Rotarians for Tom Collins is the Pgm Chmn. Legal Depts.... their continuing support, for next weel£. He has made so buy your tickets soon. On visiting a seriously arrangements for Von Soule ill lawyer in the hospital to show his slides of the his friend found him prop­ Chain of Lakes before and Reflection on the Old ped up in bed, frantically after the restoring work Days: leafing throught the Bible being completed. Von Soules One good thing about the "What are you doing?" the was instrumental in securing Old days: When yoi bo-? -'it friend asked. federal funds to do the a horse you were1 1. "Looking for loopholes," clean up project. certain that the m. iufacreplied the lawyer. turer'wouldn* t come out with a new model next year that had less pol­ lution or would use less hay and Oats. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY — UNION CHURCH — MONDAY, 12:15 PJW. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION -1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton, Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the<all of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary international ERNESTO 1MBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 CO COMMUNITY SERVICE ( ITTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein VOCATIONAL SERVICE August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Blringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld CLUB HISTORIAN Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal | 1975-1976 IOTARY PROGRAMS Ernest Luse December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandln 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle February £6, 27, 2<J? 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court * Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive * Margaret. Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive • Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street * Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive * Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive « Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive • Barbara • . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court • Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street • Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty . Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street * Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive * Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street • Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Rea, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth. . . Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 * Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street. . ................... PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue * Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82-Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 'Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch • Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda.' .... Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy. ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . . Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine * • • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie • Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN * Honorary Member Sec. 34.66,' P. L. & R. The COITWATER Rotary ftf||CTOR published BY the COLE^VTER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR * £RNEST LUSE 223 N. FREEONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATER^n/rtrj' REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER kbTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingesPClii^ in the U. S. A. October 21, 1975 Von Soules brings Rotarians up to date on Lake Clean­ up Project.. Attendance Math: Prez Sez: 93 In the most recent epis­ .Members [Absent 21 tle from Gov. Glem we 72 learn that Coldwater got Guests 5 back up to $2 in atten­ dance for the past month., 77 sporting an 87.7%. .now Rotarian Guests: lets get with it and get Hayward W. Kehl-Bronson back up to #1..keep those Clarence Snyder-Btonson make ups going..remember.. Quincy on Monday, & Bron­ Non Rotarian Guests son on Wednesday. Dick Simms o'. Region 3 Tom Collins, pgm chairman arranged for Von Soules to be our speaker for today. Von Showed slides showing the condition of the lakes < on the West Edge of Coldwater prior to the lake cleanup project...and also what the lakes look like now after being 85% completed. He pointed out that there were no federal grants to get this cleanup done...but it ( was a local "Do it Yourself 2 Student Guests..•. project". Looking at the slides that in the letter from he presented of the before Absent Rotarians: and after condition of the he was very complimentary lakes...it is easy to see Walt Balcom, Bill Bobier, of the Coldwater Club. that the lakes would have Dale Brose, Ed Davey, John been "Dead" in a short per­ Dean, Larry Donay, Mark Within 2 weeks the club iod of time had something Feller, Dick Fischer, will act on the proposed not been done. The Dredging Charles Geishert, Harold constitutional changes., operation started in 1973»«o Goodholm, Ralph LaGro, if you have any questions Dennis McCafferty, Norm and will continue until mid contact Jim Lyon..or Paul 1976 before it is all comp­ Moore, Tom Normandin, Dave Thompson or Santford Jolie V MM i, Bill leted. Part of Morrison Norton, Ken Putnam Timm, Clyde Williams, lake....Craig Lake and the Charles Woodward, Bob river to Hodunk is yet to Medical Advice: Singling, Lawrence Woodhanif pbe done. He also showed ever argue with a doctor where some of the causes of the’ Lake condition came he has inside information from...The Old Rendering Examples of Unclear /’.cademic Outcast: plant...which has now been Communication: Some Football players stay^e^ences taken from actual updated and sends its waste to the Disposal Plant.... in college for five years Letters received by the Also the State Home discharge or more. They can run and Gr. Rapids Welfare Dept. in Application for support!) used to come to the lake on kick but they can’t pass. l> V J. Will JT "I want money quick as I Marital Dept" ”1 wouldn't want to say my wife always gets her own way," said a man to his neighbor." But she writes her diary a week al .ad c' time." More Marital Dept: Most girls tend to marry men who are like their fathers. That's the real reason why mothers cry at weddings. can get it. I. have been in bed with the doctor for ’ two weeks and he doesn't do me any good. If things don't improve, I have to send for another doctor." Mrs. Jones has net had any clothes for a year and has been visited regularly by the Clergy." Mud Creek...now it goes to the Disposal Plant....and another big help is an up­ dated sewage disposal plant that takes out all of the harmful residues including 95% of the phosphates before dumping into the lake. Thanks to the foresight of concerned citizens like Von Soules...we will have lakes that will continue to have good fishing and continue to provide recreational oppor­ tunities. Next Week: Ed Devito is in charge.... You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — HART HOTEL — MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M �cotMiriis ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION • 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular • 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL ■ At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig S Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton ntOTARY PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal 1975-1976 Ernest Luse August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy .30.: Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton ■ Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine 279-7011 Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn 27B-6033 Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth 278-5358 Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road ■ Marjorie. . . . 278-6821 Bolcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . 278-2239 Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive • Margaret. . 278-8006 Beld, Ron, 53 N, Sunset Drive - Sharron 278-8517 Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean 278-8086 Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret 278-5386 Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace 278-7258 Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara. . ........... 278-5891 Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean 278-5073 Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat 278-5075 Collins, Godfrey, IB Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara ■ . 278-5234 Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice 278-4741 Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha 278-4310 Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian 278-7247 Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street • Dorothy 279-9471 Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty -278-6093 Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary 639-8329 Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne 278-5909 DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol 278-6770 Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy 278-7152 Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary 278-4248 Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . 278-2968 Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street • Charlotte. . 278-5475 Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat 278-4082 Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive • Virginia 278-2841 Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street • Francine 279-9481 Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat 639-4433 Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia • 278-4653 Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln. . . .... .. . 278-6517 Goodwin,' Reb,"78 Si Jefferson Street - "Ruth 279-9266 Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street 278-5639 Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet 278-8360 Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn 278-6704 Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street 278-2318 NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue • Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lone - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen. . .................. Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 • Ruth. . .............................. Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Foe Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue ■ Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan. ..... Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago^Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133NaTrows Road - Nancy............... Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise. . . . . . Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 Swort, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . ■ Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle • Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol ‘Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. • Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine • . . Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ‘Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna ■ ■ * Honorary Member Sec. 34.66/ P. L. & R. The COyWATER Rotary fifticTOR PUBLISHED BY THE ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATEg^toy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATERRbTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michiaan The Singingest'Cliiv in the U. S. A. Octobei- 28, 1975 Dave Stoerrs tells about the Abused Child Problem ATTENDANCE MATH: Members 93 DUES ARE DUE... PAY NOW Ab seat 22 71 -0Guests _3 Aal Sexton is chairman in 74- Total charge of the On to New Orleans project for next June. Make plans now to Rotarian Guests: go... should be a great Dwight Green-Bronson place for a convention. PREZ SLZ: Non Rotariaji Guests: -0- If you are making vacation Mary Jo Henderson-Student Steve Bridges plans...remember to be sure to be in town for the Rotary Show...this year it will be Feb 26-27-28 Absent Rotarians Student Tom Collins, Jim Conrad, Harold Creal, Ed Davey, Ralph LaGro-Hospit;./ Duke Davidson, John Dean, ministrator sent a sole Larry Donayj John Dygert, of thanks to the Cold­ Bill Fuller, Ralph LaGro, water Rotary for the Dennis McCafferty, John 1,800 which provided them Milnes, Tom Normandin, with a new K D C -unit Gil Patton, John Pierson, for the Nursery. Ken Putnam, Bob Seaman, Howard Teeter, Bill Timm, -0Mike Toupalik, Ken Worden 5 Remember...next week is Bob Yingling. the week to vote on the new Constitution and By Remember those make ups Laws -0- -0RECEIPE CORNER: For Thanksgiving turkey here is a new receipe for stuffing. Stuff it with popcorn. When the rear end blows out... the turkey is done. -0INFLATION NOTE FROM THE CLERGY: SIGN IN PSYCHIATRISTS OFFICE: ’’Amnesia Patients Must Pay in Advance." -0DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE POLISH PHOTOGRAPHER.... He saved burnt out light bulbs to use in his dark­ room. -0ALSO DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE NEW POLISH PARACHUTE: Che Wages of Sin hav up 22%. It opens on impact. -0SIGN ON WALL IN KE’.l PEARCES OFFICE: "The next time you call •Ed De Vito was in charge of todays program..amd had as speaker... Dave Stoerrs who Juvenile Court Dir. for Branch County. Dave Spoke on the growing problem of Child Abuse. He distributed some pictures of child abuse to the Rotarians so that we could better understand how severe the problem gets in some cases. He said that there is no law now to pro­ tect citizens and exempt them from Civil or Criminal name of a child that they feel is abused. The Dept. Of Social Services handles the child abuse cases in most counties. They have been getting JO to 50 abuse reports per year in Branch county... that's almost 1 per week, which is an alarming number. He mentioned that the greatest number of child abuse cases are in familys who are College Grad students...or in the mil­ itary, .and most cases result from unwanted pregnancys.. and un-wanted children. Cases of the abused child include — both physical and mental ner gleet and abuse. The Question was asked...What happens to the child...after treatment.. Dave stated that most parents through- treatment have re­ adjusted and the child is returned to the parents. He also mentioned that the delinquincy of teen agers in I many cases goes back to the abused child. THANKS Ed for bringing a most interesting program. -0NEXT WEEK: John Milnes is in charge and informs us that the speaker will be Father Rod Wiltse who will speak on deathr your dog a dumb animal, remember who he's got working to support him. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY* 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. �coi^Ettees ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION • 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton , Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS ,Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAH? DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom. Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig * pROTARY PROGRAMS Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry August 1975 Woodhams 5 - Dale Brose Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom 12 - John Dygert Normandln, Gordon Schlubatis 19 - Jim Endicott Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke 26 - Dick Hruska Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don September 1975 Shorno, Dave Norton 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 • Dick Biringer INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal 1975-1976 Ernest Luse October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandln 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 X. Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple, Lane ■ Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret... Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive • Sharron. . ........... Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street • Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary. .............. Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth. .... Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5366 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279-9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278-2841 279-9481 639-4433 278-4653 278-6517 279-9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-5790 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278*8840 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6183 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-6501 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-2912 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-2217 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea 278-6357 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 278-8325 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 767-4508 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-4812 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-7448 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-2021 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-2007 “Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-2811 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-8207 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 238-2436 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae 278-8518 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 238-2632 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 278-4198 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 279-9492 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6856 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive • Janet 278-9349 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 278-9063 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane 278-5796 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine. ................ 278-8743 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura • 278-8981 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . 278-2311 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura 278-7237 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 278-5006 Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 279-9412 Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278-2272 Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . 278-8321 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy • 278-8373 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda. . .**. /<Sj!^6-4yd7 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise. . . . Xx* 278-5842? Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan iC' i^78‘-8575 Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy Is/ 279-19448 ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE \ NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 ....... Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol •Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine * • • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie •Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna - * * Honorary Member 1111 > Sec. 34.66," P. L. & R. The CO^^ATER Rotary SECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE c6£g$$TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians A Iways Welcome PHONE 278-4350 276-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR. ERNEST LOSS 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATIi^'Kwn REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAT^^^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingestCliibin the U. S. A. FATHER ROD WILTSE.. .SPEAKS ON THE "STING OF DEATH" NOVEMBER 4, 1975 PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: John Milnes, Program Chmn for today introduced Fr. Rod Welcome to new member 9^ Membership and told a little of the Darrel Goble brought in­ Absent 25 background of a special series to the club by Don Shorno 69 of classes on the "Sting of Guests'** 5 -0Death" that has been held at 7$ Total Happy Birthday to Bob the Episcopal Church. Rumsey..„and congratula­ ROTARIAN GUESTS: Father Rod stated that there tions on the winning of Ry Ehl-Quincy, there are 2 things we have his new political office. Bill King-Quincy to do...is be born and Die Warren Wade-Bronson everything else is unknown. -0' ...so it is just logical The new by laws were vot~| NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: that we should have a better ed on and passed. Pam Moore Student understanding of death, in­ Corbin Grimes Student stead of not thinking of it and pretending it is never NOTE FROM THE ROTARY going to happen. He said that INFORMATION COMMITTEE: ABSENT ROTARIANS — w the amount of people who try Monday the Rotary Info­ Charles Bacon, Walt Balcom ,to avoid the reality of death rmation committee met Ron Beld, Bill Bobier, is frightening. Some people with incoming member Elwyn Bodley, Seton Bovee, tare afraid to die... others Darrel Goble and for the John Dygert, Jim Endicott, aren't afraid to die but first time in the history Richard Fischer, Ed Geishdon't want to die because of the club, his wife, ert, Richard Hruska, Vince they are afraid they are going Dorothy Ann, met with us Kornstein, Dennard Laney, to miss something. and from indications, she Dennis McCafferty, Norm In a brief survey taken before enjoyed the meeting as Moore, Tom Normandin, the speech questions were much as her husband. Craig Sebald, Bill Timm, asked rotarians if we had Ralph Toupalik, Jerry wills...if we had written Towns, Clyde Williams, instructions for burial...if DID YOU HEAR.„... Lester Wise, Charles Wood­ we believed in life after ward, Ken Worden, Bob death...if we were Christian About the strict movie Yingling. and a few others... house....it won't show Father Rod stated that the a sexy movie unless it's attorneys had done a better accompanied by an older job than the pastors or the picture. A FITING CLOSING REMARK THAT COULD HAVE BEEN USED funeral directors. 90% indicat­ ed that they had wills. ..only about the new reducing AT THE END OF TODAYS TALK. salon on Wallstreet............ 20% had written burial instruc­ "And so in closing, let me tions., and the percentage that For stocky brokers. leave you with the words o ^professed Christianity was that famous horticulturist ,someplace in between. That China, with 800 Luther Burbank, who said, He also stated that Death is uiillion people, slJ’l 1'Never look doxvn on a lily not a problem..it is a mastery, insits that ping-po. Tomorrow that lily may be and he stressed Christian it's favorite indoo looking down on you!" principal that we have triumph­ sport. ed over Death. -0-0-0And Did you Know...... Today is the tomorrow you I NEXT WEEK; worried about yesterday.., Woddy Craig is in Charge... that people like to hear ; and not enough. informs us that Dick Aldrich the truth no matter how will be the speaker and will flattering it is. have slides and a short talk on a back to nature project. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS - STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BAI ILE CREEK — HART HOTEL — MONDAY, 12:15 P M HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M JONESVILLE — PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY-METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 PJVI �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION -1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular • 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 CO, COMMUNITY SERVICE | TTEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse P 1975-1976 IOTARY PROGRAMS August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 ■ John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 ■ Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Blringer April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 * Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. if you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton • Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn. ........... Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court * Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road • Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive * Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue * Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive • Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive * Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street * Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive * Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street * Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas * Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street * Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 * Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 • Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street * Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue * Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street • Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street * Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo; 78 S.Jefferstfn"StreM- Ruth.*’. *.T . Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 * Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME PHONE ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 279-7011 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-6033 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278-5358 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6821 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-2239 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-8006 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-8517 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane * Rhea 278-8086 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 278-5386 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 278-7258 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-5891 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-5073 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-5075 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-5234 * Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive • Edna 278-4741 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-4310 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 278-7247 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae 279- 9471 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 278-6093 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 639-8329 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 278-5909 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6770 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-7152 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan . 278-4248 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane 278-2968 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine 278-5475 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall • Maura 278-4082 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . 278- 2841 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura 279- 9481 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 639-4433 Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 278-4653 I Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278-6517 Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . 279=9266- ■Sebald; Craig-,-1 33*Nwrowr*Road“s^Nancy.~: 278-5639 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-8360 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise. . . 278-6704 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan 278-2318 Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy. NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 278-5790 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . 278-8840 Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . . .............. 278-6183 Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian. 278-6501 Thompson, Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara 278-2912 Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi 278-2217 Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 ,. . . 278-6357 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen 278-8325 Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol 767-4508 * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine 278-4812 Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth 278-7448 Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet 278-2021 White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores 278-2007 Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . 278-2811 Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine - * * 278-8207 Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2. Box 299 - Celia 238-2436 Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra 278-8518 Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall 238-2632 Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond 278-4198 Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . 279- 9492 Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie 278-6856 *Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • 278-9349 278-9063 * Honorary Member 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-723Z4 n 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 *278-8^73 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 279-9448 Sec. 34.66; P. L. & R. The COLBN^ATER Rotary 1MECTOR published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR* uRNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATE®|>to7 REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATERkOTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingestCliibin the U. S. A. November 11, 19, DICK ALDRICH TELIjS ABOUT MEADOWOOD...... 1 Meadowood is a private PREZ SEZ:... ATTENDANCE MATH: Happy Birthday to Ralph Toupalik.. Members— Absent 94 24 70 4 74 project by Dick Aldrich and is a 40 acre dream which is dedicated to the pre­ servation of a time when and Ed Geishert and man's life was simpler and Dennis McCafferty., Guests full of hope before he be­ Total -0came caught up in progress, One of our outstanding it is devoted to preserving local citizens..Floyd ROTARIAN GUESTS: wildlife and all of nature. Eby has written a book Located 7 miles north west of Wendell Hathaway & Howard entitled "Calling Gods Coldwater. Kehl of' Bronson Tower."... and is for It is open to visitors and' sale at one of our Rot­ 1 special groups for nature NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: arians book store, study by first contacting 1 —> it’s good reading and Pam Moore Student Dick Aldrich. The trails and also entertaining. Corbin Grimes Student woodlands are freely shared without any cost to any -0MISSING* ROTARIANS.... group of elementary students.. We have been urging mak­ scouts and all those inter­ Charles Bacon, Seton ing up at other clubs., ested in conservation. Bovee, Dale Brose, Bill when you cannot be here Dick showed slides of Meado­ Carlson, John Dean, Larry on Tuesday. Once again wood... adn it is indeed a Donay, Jim Endicott, John I want you to make every back to nature project. Klein, Vince Kornstein, effort to get those make­ Woody Craig was the program James Koss, Pat Leonard, ups in. Starting with chairman who arranged for Dennis McCafferty, Norm todays meeting, .wij.1 ha-- .• Dick 'to be with us. Thanks Moore, Bob Nagle, Al an opportunity to c . for an interesting programNelson, David Norton, Gill bute a 500 fine for bart­ -ClPatton, David Rubley, ers. This may go up due NEXT WEEK: Conrad Swart, Howard to inflation. Harold Goodholm is in charge Taylor, Jerry Towns, -tt is important to keep and will have as speaker Richard White, Bob Ying­ your attendance up. Mark Bailey, VP & Chief ling, & Larry Woodhams. Investment Officer for the Get those make-ups in. Trust Dept af the Michigan Scene in Dr. Shorno’s National Bank. The Topic Dental office:... of hd>s talk will be... Scene in Dr. Bacon's '■’THE ECONOMY. . .HOW WE GOT Doc: Stop screaming, I office:... THERE..WHERE DO WE GO." haven't touched your Rotarian Dorn Osborne of tooth. In fact you're not Very Sick Patient: Well Marshall Rotary Club is going T'ren in the chiar yet. Doc, whats the Verdict? to make a recording of his -icy: I know, but you’re talk and have it distributed standing on my foot I to all instructors of Govern­ Doc: I'll have you up ment in the 5 county aeea. and complaining about my -0Should be a most interesting fee before you know it. Jotarian to Wife:.. program...Bring a guest. -0■ If your mind should When wo wore borrowing go blank, don't forget Customs from other cul­ to turn off the sound. tures, who was the idiot that passed up the siesta?t . » i You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE — EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PJW. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY1, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M._______ �CO ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. 1975-1976 COMMUNITY SERVICE W Trotary programs Director: Dick White TEES CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975. - 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey ★ February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerrx 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS S ROTARY ANN Adair. Warren. 22 Cardinal Drive * Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane * Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court * Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive • Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive * Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas * Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street • Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 * Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 * Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive • Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 * Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street * Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street * Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn. . . . -.............. Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 279-7011 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-6033 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278:5358 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6821 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-2239 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-8006 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-8517 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea 278-8086 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 278-5386 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 278-7258 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen. . .................. 278-5891 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-5073 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-5075 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-5234 ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-4741 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-4310 | McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 278- 7247 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae 279- 9471 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 278-6093 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 639-8329 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 278-5909 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6770 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-7152 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 278-4248 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane 278-2968 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine 278-5475 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura 278-4082 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . 278- 2841 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura 279- 9481 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 639-4433 Ruse, Paul, .151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 278-4653 Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278- 6517 Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . 279- 9266 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy. ..... 278-5639 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-8360 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise. . . . 278-6704 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan 278-2318 Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy PHONE NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 278-5790 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . 278-8840 Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . • • 278-6183 Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian 278-6501 Thompson, Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara 278-2912 Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi 278-2217 Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 278-6357 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen 278-8325 Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol 767-4508 * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine 278-4812 Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth 278-7448 Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet 278-2021 White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores 278-2007 Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . 278-2811 Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LoMoine • • • 278-8207 Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia 238-2436 Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra 278-8518 Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall 238-2632 Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond 278- 4198 Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . j 279- 9492 Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott * Natalie 278-6856 * Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna* * 278-9349 278-9063 * Honorary Member 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278- 8575 279- 9448 Sec. 34.66,' P. L. & R. The CCW^ATER Rotary ^^BLECTOR published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATEgWto/y REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATERR6|ARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingesVClG^^n the U. S. A. November 18, 1975 "THE ECONOMY..HOW WE GOT THERE...AND WHERE DO WE GO... PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: DUES ARE DUE.. PAY THEM BEFORE THEY ARE PAST DUE. Membership Absent Guests -0- 94 18 76 16 Total... 92 Happy Birthday to... Mike Toupalik Bob Kerr Santford Jolley Elwyn Bodley sent a Bulletin from St. Peter­ sburg. Here are some Good Driving Command­ ments from that bull­ etin. 1. Thou Shalt Hold noth­ ing but thy steering wheel. 2. Thou Shalt not make unto thee, a God of thy horespower. 3= Thou shalt not take the center lane in vain.. 4. Remember the driver behind to let him pass thee. 5- Honor thy father and mother and thine other passengers. 6. Thou shalt not kill any pedestrians. 7. Thou shalt not com­ mit Drunken Driving. 8. Thou shalt not steal ROTARIAN GUESTS: Howard McCutcheon Brnsn Nelson Weber..Brnsn Bob Beauchamp Brnsn Dan Dobson R Quincy Pat Ward Boonson Bill ODell Sturgis Mark Putnam Marshall NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Tom Kohl Jim Willet Dan Ward Bob Greenich Leo Miller Marian Pillsbury Pam Moore -student Corbin Grimes -student Dennis Holcomb Gil Jacox This was the topic of the talk’ for today given by Mark Bailey. VoP. and Chief Investment officer for the Trust Dept of the Mich. Nat. Bank. He appeared here through the efforts of Pgm chmn, Harold Goodholm. He started with.."It’s a myth that we need inflation. In the period from 1780 to the mid 30’s the wholesale prices were stable except in war times... and then after the war..they went back down to normal. Lord Caines., of Britain an economic adviser to EDR is the one that came up with the philosophy that the government could spend themselves into prosperity... as a result wholesale prices have been in an upward spiral ever since 1946. We have an annual growth of G.S.N.P. of 3^ to 4% and a money supply increase of 12%. We have a 77 Billion dollar per year ABSENT ROTARIANS: deficit spending... and less Elwyn Bodley, Seton Bovee, than 25% goes into goods and Dale Brose, Bill Carlson, services.... $3«8O Govt, Jim Conrad, Woody Craig, spending & Financing to pro­ John Dean, Larry Donay, ' duce $1.00 in GNP. Bernard Laney, Dennis He stated that we are suffer­ McCafferty, Norm Moezre, Tom Normandin, Don Stine,' ing from the arrogance of Bill Timm, Clyde Williams,. affluence., and we should Charles Woodward, Ken ' re-establish Christian Love or we will have an economic Worden, Bob Yingling. melee. We should rearrange our priorities.... If we REMEMBER TO GET THOSE can’t afford it... we shouldn't MAKE UPS IN BEFORE spend it. NEXT TUESDAY. thy neighbors eyes with thy headlig’’’fcs. 9- Thou shalt not false witness ag thy signals. 10. Thou shalt not c-.vet Gourmet Dept;. thy neighbor’s right of Here is a way to improve way. tne taste of salt. Sprin­ kle it over a juicy steak. ECONOMIC NEWS? Next Week: Ron Beld is the Pgm Chmn.... and informs us that George Hendriksen ....the new Pastor of the Baptist church will have slides of his trip to Israel. Money can’t buy happ­ iness, but it makes the misery more comfortable. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 PJW. STURGIS - STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 PJW. �coiOttees ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. 1975-1976 COMMUNITY SERVICE "U TkOTARY PROGRAMS Director: Dick White CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION • 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: Jarties'Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton , Richard Uhl' BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Bold, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim. Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert,. Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 • Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 • Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton • Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court * Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street * Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. • Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive • Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue * Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street * Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive * Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy .. Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive * Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street * Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue * Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive • Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy * Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street * Sylvia • Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278- 7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth. Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna •Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth. HE. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle. ..... Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda. Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise. Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan. . . . Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy. . PHONE* NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 .278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3. Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 • LaMoine . - . Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie., . •Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna.- • • Honorary .Member The COpj^ATER Rotary gmECTOR Sec. 34.66,- P. L. & R. published by the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393«*a» 278-6J5.5J--^» MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATEOtofew? REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWA^R^6|A^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The SingingestClQbin the U. S. A. November 25, 1975 George Hendrickson gives slide presentation on In charge of the pgm today was Ron BeId who brought exton in Charge 94 Members George Hendrickson*.new again today.« .announced Ab sent 23 pastor of the Baptis Church that Prez Jim will be 71 to give a slide presen­ back from the north Guests 7 tation on his trip to Total 7% Israel* The photography to outsmart the elusive GUEST ROTARIANS: was great and the sites white tails. We must were beautiful* find out when Prz Jim is Elmer Dobson-Quincy It is a combination of going to have a venison Phil Hensley-Brnsn some things about the way the club * Glen Barnett-Brnsn they were in Bible times*** iClarence Snyder-Brnsn -0like with Blind beggars asking for alms*** and Received a letter INON ROTARIAN GUESTS: some of the buildings and Dennis McCafferty '1 Don Steffey-Cldwfrr walls have remained about has been promtoreA the same while of course transferred to Wain ?.i Pam Moore there are many elaborate Students Indiana...requesting Corbin Grimes shrines built around chat he be deleted from historic sites.***** iur membership* Now we'll need another a contrasting scene****.* MISSING ROTARIANS:*.*. end man in the Show in between the Old and the new. (Hope you are making up One interesting comment this meeting before next that he made**** is that -0the windows are blue in 14 members havn’t paid Elwyn Bodley/ most of the buildings ■“ Cl J- U J-J Cl J- Will 9 to keep the evil spirits their dues yet*.*pay Seton Bovee, Dale Brose, • out o o o o Bill Carlson, Duke Davidwhich seems strange in the son, Ed DeVito, Jim -0heartland of Christendom* Endicott, Harold Goodholm, Happy Birthday to Carroll But the fact is that 80-8^o Rich Holben, Larry Iveson 9 Barnes and Dick Uhl* of the people in Israel Vince Kornstein, Lester have no belief in God* Luce, Bill Lymburner, Sad but true* * * John Milnes, Norm Moore, Ken Putnam, Bob Seaman, Description of Doc Bacon -0Craig Sebald, Bill Timm, overheard at Rotary<>.. Lester Wise, Ken Worden, Next week Robert Yingling. "the Wizard of Gauze" Lester Luce in charge***** -0says he will have Wayne Kellog .Athletic Director of the Weather Dept: Humor: Coldwater School system with Voice on Phone: What him to tell us about what we the chances for a can expect in the baseketball !• enight? season**.plus other aspects of the athletic program* WEATHERMAN: It's 0 with me’, sir..take if you need one! ATTENDANCE MATH o o You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 PJVI. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK — HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. �CO♦TEES ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton, Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein ★ CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Ernest Luse Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, LarryTveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal 1975-1976 ntOTARY PROGRAMS Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry August 1975 Woodhams 5 - Dale Brose Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom 12 - John Dygert Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis 19 - Jim Endicott Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke 26 - Dick Hruska Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don September 1975 Shorno, Dave Norton 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy - 30 --Ed Davey ★ February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jirrr Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane * Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street * Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive * Margaret. • Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue • Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret. ..... Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive • Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street * Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas * Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street • Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive * Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive * Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy * Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street * Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street * Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 • Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279-9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-5790 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278-8840 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6183 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-6501 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue * Janice 278-2912 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-2217 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea 278-6357 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. ... 278-8325 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 767-4508 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-4812 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-7448 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-2021 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-2007 *Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-2811 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-8207 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 238-2436 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae 278-8518 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 238-2632 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 278-4198 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan . -279-9492 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6856 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-9349 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 7**1 278-9063 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch • Jane "278-5796 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine .. V . ^->-^78-8743 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura . w*s»£78.-8981 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel-' . ^^278-2311 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura 278-7237 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 278-5006 Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 279-9412 Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 * Harrietta 278-2272 Seaman, Robert, 131_ E^ Chicago Street - Marilyn . 278-8321 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy 278-8373 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-4907 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise 278-5842 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan 278-8575 ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . . Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson * Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine ■ - • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie. ................... * Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna * * * Honorary Member The COLDWATER Rotary SECTOR. PUBLISHED BY THE C(feu^TER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 276-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �“He Profits Most Who Serves Best" The COLDWATH&>Z»ry REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest'Citih in the U. S. A. December 2, 19, COLDWATER ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SPEAKS TODAY: PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: In Gov. Glenns latest Epistle we find that \:e‘re third behind VicksBurg and Ionia with an 86.2% attendance. -0- Members Absent Guests Total 94 23 71 12 ”83 ROTARM GUESTS: Howard McCutcheon Brnsn Wendel Hathaway Brnsn I Al Wiler Brpsn Wes Logan lias tings | Jack Sliding Sturgis I Happy Birthday to 1926 model, Jim Endicott. -0Still 15 members not paid.. pay before next meeting or the price will go up $5-00..o NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: Lester Luse in charge of the program today and arranged ■ for Wayne Kellog, Athletic Director and Girls Coach, Bill Shaw to bring us up to date on competetive sports in the Coldwater system. He stated that there are 13 varsity sports... 8 for boys and 5 for girls. 31 teams in the athletic program with ApO contests each year, there are , 37 coaching positiions in the system. He also mentioned that a new competetive inter­ scholastic sport will be added next year... that of Gymnas­ tics. Another point of inter­ est was that the Twin Valley conference will have another team next year to make it an 8 team conference. Hastings Larry CarrApo Bob Branch -0| Scott Hart Student There are a few members • Betty Baird Student who have attendance Harold F. Prell figures below the amount Art Prine needed to stay in the ■ ,Morris Finisy will be the new addition. club. The Board of Bill Shaw-Girls Basketball Directors does not wish ! coach was introduced. He stat to delete members for MISSING ROTARIANS..... ed that he was pleased with this reason... so if Carroll Barnes, Ron Beld, the response to girls basket­ are one who h a Elwyn Bodley, Seton ball this year., and with the ? uw percentage of ; Bovee, Ed Davey, Ed De­ 19 wins out of 21 games nl-ayed undance... re-eval ’ vC Vito, John Dygert, Harold this year. Losing only to Al­ your Tuesday noon prioi Goodholm, Darrel Goble, ’ bion and Parchment, and they ritys... and get that Ralph LaGro, Bernard are the District Champs. They Rotary percentage back Laney, Pat Leonard, Bill meet Stevensvill-Lakeshore •ip. Lymburner, Norm Moore, in the first of Regional TourTom Normandin, Gil Patton »ney play Thursday nite this Bob Seaman., Alan Sward, Iweek. Coach Shaw was asked Bill Timm, Jmaes Troust, if there were any problems Ke>i Worden, Bob Yingling, coaching girls than in coach­ Suggestion for a new -Larry Woodhams. T.V. Series.: ing boys. He mentioned that there are locker room problems -0To feature a wealthy Get those make ups in be­ .0 .he has to knock before enter Shiek and his many sons.. fore nest Tuesday. ing...and when there is a closi Show to be called: gams..the girls tend to get 'C7.I in the Family'■ more emotional. Car manufactureers are -0-0working on the ultimate Next Week: 8OT.5P.LW TO SMALL SON: economy car. You don’t Hal Creal in Charge..and say; drive it; it just sits in How do you like school? the pgm will be on Organised the driveway and impress­ crime. Should be interesting Son: Closed of course. es your neighbors. Don't miss it. -0I You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE — BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 p.M. STURGIS - STURGES AUDITORIUM - MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M �CO ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. I TEES CLUB SERVICE ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION ■ 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular ■ 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL • At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig COMMUNITY SERVICE Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Bold, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse 1975-1976 OTARY PROGRAMS August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Birlnger October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 • Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 ■ John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 ■ Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 • Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW * February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. ... Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street * Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean. « . . . . Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive * Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court * Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street * Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street ■ Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne. .............. DeVito, Edward, R.R. ft 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. ft 7, Box 125 * Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue * Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street * Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. ft 1, Quincy • Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln. Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. ft 7, Box 296 • Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. ft 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street . ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278- 7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279-9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. ft 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. ft 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. ft 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road * Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna * Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. ft 3 • Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. ft 3 - Annetta Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. ft 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. ft 6, Box 58B - Louise. .... Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joon Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278-4198 279-9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278-5006 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278^8575. Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . . Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. ft 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. ft 5 - Eileen............................... Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. ft 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. ft 6, Box 321 - LaMoine • • • Wise, Lester, R.R. ft 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lowrance, 251 Narrows Road • Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ’Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 /O DFC-5 Sec. 34.66; P. L. & R. The COLDWATER Rotary fflftcTOR published BY the COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome ERW.Sf LUSE 223 M. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �"He Profits Most Who Serves Best” TjjT” The COLDWATER^Rotar)- REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest CHlb in the U. S. A. DECEMBER 9, 1975 CHET SYLVESTER...SHOWS FILM ON "YOUR SILENT PARTNER" PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH: TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY..o. FORGET THE MISLETCO AND HOLLY.... (Buy lots of Coke and Members Absent Guests Total 94 19 75 14 w Sprite instead) It's better for your head ,, ROTARIAN GUESTS: (That should be good for Jack Sheline Sturgis a find) Glen Barnet Bronson Phil Hensley Bronson -0John Worth Quincy Hisle Skyspey Happy to report that the Sturgis Ray Kimball dues are in... Sturgis (That threat about the NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: 85- fine must have Soger Bice uelped.) Thanks for Quincy Jo H. Tageson getting us current. Tekonsha Duke Hynek Keith Wilhelm -0'Roger Tappenden You committee chairmen George Cekola turned in some good Betty Baird Student committee reports... Ryan Berg now lets get those committees togdther and MISSING ROTARIANS: gc-t some of those good (Hope you.'are getting a _.J.:as going. make-up in before Tuesday)! Hal Creal arranged for this most interesting program on Organized Crime. What is Organized Crime? It is defined as a society that seeks to operate outside the control of the American People and their government. Involving thousands of crim­ inals, working within struct­ ures as complex as those of any large corporations, and subject to laws more rigidly enforced than those of legit­ imate governments. They car­ ry on intricate conspiracies aimed at gaining control over whole fields of activity in order to amass huge pro­ fits. Some of the illegal activities run by organized crime: Gambling... (Numbers, Policy, Dice, Bookmalting) Narcotics, Loansharking, Labor Racket­ eering, extortion, Alcohol and many others. The film showed some of the known organized, crime leaders who are usually insulated from I Carroll Barnes, Elwyn actual crimes by an intricate Bodley, Woody Craig, Ed personell structure. Devito, John Dygert, RichMr. Sylvester stated that ’ ard Fischer, Ed Geishert Darrel Goble, Ralph LaGro, knowledge is the best way Tom Normandin, Dave Norton!, to fight organized crime and they are showing this John Pierson, Don Stine, film in as many places as Paul Thompson, Clyde possible to make the public Williams, Lester Wise, aware of the seriousness of Charles Woodward, Ken the problem. Worden, Bob Yingling. PHILOSPHY DEPT: If you could only k. -?• the person who is most responsible for most of your troubles, you would'nt be able to sit down. -0- JEFINTTIONS:... ■••ifPERT: One who is called •~'i at the last minute to share the blame. • -'J?1: What men do to -lax when they are >oo.tired to moxv the lawm. DOMESTIC DEPT: NEXT WEEK: Wife to Rotarian Husband: The Way you look, I'm afraid the world isn’t up to facing you this morning. Norm Moore in charge..... who reports that at the present time the plans are to have a man from Lansing speak on the new set up on Workmans Compen­ sation. HORSEPOWER: Safer when only horses had it. You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK — WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY — METHODIST CHURCH — TUESDAY, 12:10 PJW. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION ■ 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton , Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 co COMMUNITY SERVICE TEES "S 1975-1976 Trotary PROGRAMS CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton ★ INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska Ernest Luse December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed-Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW February. 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive * Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane * Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. ... Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret • • Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive • Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert. John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat ^Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln.................................... Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet. .... Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279*7011 278*6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278-7247 279-9471 278-6093 639*8329 278-5909 278-6770 278*7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278-2841 279-9481 639-4433 278-4653 278-6517 279-9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna “Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta . . Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy. .... . Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 1° \ PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278-4198 279-9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278-5006 279-9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 279-9448 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol * Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street * Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6. Box 321 - LaMoine - - . Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie * Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN '*** * Honorary Member DENS .• am 19/3 The COy^WATJ Rotary fifticTC published BY the COL^^TER ROTARY V Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 �■h ■ "He Profits Most Who Serves Best The COLDWATERp^tor; REFLECTOR Published by The COLDWAjER R&^Y CLUB, Coldwater, Michigan The Singingest Cltlb in the U. S. A. DECEMBER 16, 1975 ROTARIANS ENJOY FILM ON "STORY OF A PATRIOT" PREZ SEZ: ATTENDANCE MATH • Happy Birthday to* Members Ab sent John Milnes Bob Nalge Guests -0- Results of last weeks election of 3 new 94 15 79 5 84 ROTARIAN GUESTS Maurice Rya^i- Bronson David Rubley Chuck Geishert Paul Ruse Norm Moore was in charge of the program today.... Had a speaker arranged to speak on the Workmans Compensation bill and the ramifications of it. However he was unable to be here;.... so Walt Balcom had a film on hand that filled the spot very NON ROTARIAN GUESTS: -0Reminder 'em Rotary Phew Chairman Keith Pearce... and a warning to wives... the rehearsals for the 1976 show will be starting the 2nd Tuesday in January. Theme of this years show will be "A Night with rotary’’... we'll have • ’re highlights for you as the plot thickens. Mary Nelligan Scott Hart Betty Baird Bob Conway -0- NEXT WEEK |ABSENT ROTARIES: (Remember to get those make ups in before next Carroll Barnes, Ron Beld, Elwyn Bodley, Dale Brose j Tom Collins, Ed Davey, Mark Feller, Ed Geishort, Dick Hruska, Bob Nagle, Dick Uhl, Clyde Williams, Chalies Woodward, Kern Worden, Bob -0- Speaking of Keith - o o he was kind en . to supply this weeks issue with some humor Fred Culy is in charge but will be unable to be there due to the press of fcetaijj. business 2 days before Christmas... so Hal will take over and introduce the speaker... Terry’ Reen of the Educational Dept of Coldwater. Fred says he lined up the program so long ago that he doesn’t remember exactly what the title will be but it has to do With a new concept in education for our area. -0- BITS OF WISDOM: If a leader is a chief s Maybe a lady leader like this one: The mountain dweller found, could be called Miss a small mirror, the first iI Chief.???????? he had ever seen. He looked into it with surprise ard exclaimed: “By Crack, it's a pitcher yi’f me old pappy!” Sentimentally, he Hid -0Work and save- and some day you’ll be able to divide up with those who have done neither. mirror under the bed, -0wife saw him hiding 1 Nothing is quite so annoy­ x '■'i and when the man left ing as to have someone the house, she took the go right on talking when mirror looked into it, 1 you’re interupting. and sn>■orted: Had you heard that in light of the energy short­ ages and the high costs ■ that the state of Califor­ nia is trying to economize.; (Maybe Ronnie Reagan start- They don't use the gas chamber naymore. They Just put the one to be gassed in a room with three hippies. "So that’s the old hag he's been chasing." You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION - HOLIDAY INN - THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M? BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. ANGOLA - PLATTNERS RESTAURANT - MONDAY, 6:30 PJW. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. . UNION CITY — METHODIST CHURCH — TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. �ROTARY CLUB OF Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer DIRECTORS — 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 co COMMUNITY SERVICE TEES CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magaxine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandin, Gordon Schlubatis Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein ★ CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: J Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal * Ernest Luse February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandin 17 • Bill Timm 24 ■ Bill Lymburner 1975-1976' OTARY PROGRAMS August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 - John Dygert 19 • Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley September 1975 2 - Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 • Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Biringer April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy 30 - Ed Davey ROTARY SHOW February 26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane - Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court ■ Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 86 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret ■ ■ Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive • Sharron Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 2B0 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments - Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive - Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara ■ . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court - Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 88 Hull Street * Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas - Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 - Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive - Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 - Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive ■ Thelma . ■ Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street ■ Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue - Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive - Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street - Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street - Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln Goodwin, Reo, 78 5. Jefferson Street - Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 - Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 - Jacquelyn Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street PHONE NAME 279-7011 278-6033 278-5358 278-6821 278-2239 278-8006 278-8517 278-8086 278-5386 278-7258 278-5891 278-5073 278-5075 278-5234 278-4741 278-4310 278- 7247 279- 9471 278-6093 639-8329 278-5909 278-6770 278-7152 278-4248 278-2968 278-5475 278-4082 278- 2841 279- 9481 639-4433 278-4653 278- 6517 279- 9266 278-5639 278-8360 278-6704 278-2318 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street • Dorothy . . Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna * Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street ■ Carol . McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Fae Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetto Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street ■ Susan Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jane Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive • Phyllis . . Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy Sexton, Harlow, 3B Bishop Avenue - Wanda Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279- 9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude. . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive • Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen . Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol ‘Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R. # 2, 65 Fairway Dr. - Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine - • * Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall - Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ‘Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna . ■ ‘ Honorary Member Sec. 34.66,' P. L. & R. The CQLBWATER Rotary iffi^CTOR, published BY the C0L$^§EER ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 �The COLDWAJEffitoy REFLECTOR Published by The COLDW^WOSMBy CLUB, Coldwat^, Michigan ) The SingingesiClltv in the U. S. A. December 23 & 30ih Combination Bulletin®.. TERRY REEN SPEAKS ON OPERATION SECOND CHANCE Dec. 23rd... Fred Culy was but due to in charge... January 6th will ’ the press of business could Board Meeting.. usual not be there so Hal Sexton 94 Members time and place presented the Speaker, Ab sent 23 Terry Reen. 71 -0Terry is the Director of P.otary Show Chairmen to Community School Services., Total 79 meet at Keith Pearces and spoke on one phase of house on Jan 6th:... ROTARIAN GUESTS: ' his responsibility... Glen Barnett Bronson "Operation 2nd Chance" show on Jan. 13th. Clarence Walters Qncy He said that statistics Russell Mool-e Green Valley January 18th, Sunday at show that of the Males in Ariz. Branch County.... over 25, hearsal at the Elks, 54% have less than 12 years -0Show is not too far away education, and that there NON ROTARIAN GUESTS o.. Feb 26, 27, 28o are approximately 500 that Bill Hamilton », cannot read or write. There Boyd Wiggins Plan on ; are currently 300 enrolled Tuesday and Thursday from Terry Mulchaey in the operation second Jim Morrison now till show time<> chance., or High School Tom Luce -0completion. One encouraging -0note is that some of those Reminder... Rotary clubs ABSENT ROTARIANS..(23rd) who finish high school... of District 636 will be Chuck Bacon, Ron Beld, go on to enroll in convening,.. or con­ Elwyn Bodley, Dale Brose extension college courses. verging on Shanty Creek Tom Collins, Jim Conrad, -0July 14, 13, & 16. Make Fred Culy, Ed Davey, Dec 30th: /Jan® n.6w to attend. Dick Fisher, Bill Fuller, Ed Davey in Charge presented Ed Geishert, Harold the film "Living With Energy"' (Poodholm, Santford Jolley, Elwyn Bodley.. ba, Ralph LaGro, Bill Lymburnei Fuel Conservation methods in the sunshine of John Milnes, Bob Nagle, Ton have been working and it Pete in state of I. Normandin, David Norton appears that fuel is plenti­ 1 sent this along from Paul Thompson, Ralph ful now... but increase their bulletin. in usage next year plus Toupalik, Dick Uhl, dependance on foreign oil, THE BODY of almost’ every Clyde Williams. will create possible’future organization has 4 kinds problems. We use 17,000,000 barrels a day, 35% from Missed getting this in­ The WISH BONEg,who spend foreign sources. The new formation for the 30th. their time wishing energy bill to fix domestic Hope everyone who was someone else would do oil prices will increase the work. absent is making it up dependence on Foreign oil too. THE JAW BONES before nest Tuesday. _ who do the Industry also faces all the talking but very possible breaking up of large .Little else. DEFINITION: companies. The film dealt with THE KNUCKLE BONES; legislation affecting the oil TV SPECTACULAR: Who knock everything industry and the Implications. ’’The bill you receive that someone else tries from the repairman: to do; -0THE BACK BONES, who get LEOPARD: Next Week: under the load and do the Bob Kerr in Charge. .. ............. ”A dotted Lion” work. WHICH ONE ARE YOU?????? PREZ SEZ: Dec 23 LAttendance Math You Will Always Be Welcome at These Neighboring Clubs MAKE UP YOUR ATTENDANCE - BE A 100% MEMBER QUINCY - UNION CHURCH - MONDAY, 12:15 P.M. ALBION — HOLIDAY INN — THURSDAY, 12:15 P.M. BRONSON — CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — WEDNESDAY, 12:15 P.M. STURGIS — STURGES AUDITORIUM — MONDAY, 12:00 P.M. BURR OAK - WEDNESDAY, 6:10 P.M. BATTLE CREEK - HART HOTEL - MONDAY, 12:15 PJVI. HILLSDALE - EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE - WEDNESDAY, 12:15 PJVI. ANGOLA — PLATTNERS RESTAURANT — MONDAY, 6:30 P.M. JONESVILLE - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - TUESDAY, 6:15 P.M. UNION CITY - METHODIST CHURCH - TUESDAY, 12:10 P.M. �COMMUNITY SERVICE rotary club of Coldwater, Mich. ★ OFFICERS BY ELECTION - 1975-76 JAMES LYON President HAL SEXTON Vice-President ROBERT RUMSEY Secretary ERNEST LUSE Treasurer ★ DIRECTORS - 1976: William Fuller, Charles Geishert, Paul Thompson 1977: James Lyon, Richard White 1978: James Koss, Harlow Sexton , Richard Uhl BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS Regular - 1st. Tuesday evening of each month SPECIAL - At the call of the President ★ DISTRICT 636 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL President Rotary International ERNESTO IMBASSAHY DEMELLO Gov. 636 Dist., Rotary International GLENN CONVERSE Ionia, Mich. 48846 CLUB SERVICE Director: Chuck Geishert Attendance: Dick Hruska, Dennis McCafferty, Bill Lymburner Classification: John Klein, Paul Thompson, Santford Jolley Club Bulletin: Paul Ruse, John Dygert Fellowship: Norm Youtsey, Jim Troust, Dave Rubley Flower Committee: Ralph LaGro Magazine: Howard Teeter Membership: Bob Nagle, Tom Collins Membership Development: Dick Moore, Ken Putnam Program: Hal Sexton Public Relations: Walt Balcom, Warren Adair, Seton Bovee Rotary Information: Ernest Luse, Fred Anderson, Ed DeVito Sergeant-at-Arms: Dick Holben, Al Nelson Song Leader: Don Stine, Woody Craig Director: Dick White Handicapped Children: Ralph LaGro, Bob Kerr, Larry Woodhams Rural-Urban: John Dean, Tom Normandln, Gordon Schlubatls Student Guests: Les Luce, Duke Sward, Bill Carlson Youth-Scholarship: Ron Beld, Howard Taylor, Dale Brose, Don Shorno, Dave Norton INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Director: Jim Koss International Youth Projects: Chuck Woodward, Bill Timm Rotary Foundation: John Klein CLUB HISTORIAN VOCATIONAL SERVICE Director: Bill Fuller Employer-Employee Relations: Norm Moore, Pat Leonard, Vince Kornstien Four-Way Test: Jim Endicott, Larry Iveson, Gil Patton Occupational Information: Larry Donay, Ed Geishert, Mike Toupalik Trade & Professional Relations: ' Carroll Barnes, Ed Davey, Jim Conrad Retired Friends: Hal Creal Ernest Luse 1975-1976 ROTARY PROGRAMS August 1975 5 - Dale Brose 12 ■ John Dygert 19 - Jim Endicott 26 - Dick Hruska September 1975 2 ■ Chuck Bacon 9 - Santford Jolley 16 - Ed Geishert 23 - Larry Iveson 30 - Dick Blringer October 1975 7 - Bill Bobier 14 - Larry Donay 21 - Tom Collins 28 - Ed DeVito November 1975 4 - John Milnes 11 - Woody Craig 18 - Dennis McCafferty 25 - Ron Beld December 1975 2 - Les Luce 9 - Hal Creal 16 - Norm Moore 23 - Fred Culy —30 - Ed Davey February 1976 3 - Les Wise 10 - Tom Normandln 17 - Bill Timm 24 - Bill Lymburner March 1976 2 - Dave Norton 9 - Mike Toupalik 16 - John Pierson 23 - Jerry Towns 30 - David Rubley April 1976 6 - Clyde Williams 13 - Don Stine 20 - Gil Patton 27 - Jim Conrad May 1976 4 - Larry Woodhams 11 - Chuck Woodward 18 - Jim Troust 25 - Warren Adair June 1976 1 - Bill Carlson 8 - Carroll Barnes 15 - John Dean 22 - Howard Taylor 29 - Clyde Williams ROTARY SHOW January 1976 6 - Bob Kerr 13 - Dick Moore 20 - John Klein 27 - Bob Nagle *Februar^26, 27, 28, 1976 Chairman: B. K. Pearce Director: Duke Davidson July 1976 6 - Duke Sward 13 - Norm Youtsey 20 - Pat Leonard 27 - Ralph LaGro The above is our program schedule for the Rotary Year 1975-76. If you wish to change dates with another member, advise the program chairman of the change. Special programs such as Ladies' Night will be appointed by the Club President. Program Chairman: Hal Sexton - Telephone 278-4907 COLDWATER ROTARY CLUB ROSTER NAME PHONE ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN Adair, Warren, 22 Cardinal Drive - Lorraine. .... Anderson, Fred, 46 Maple Lane * Kathryn Andrews, Mark, 26 Parsons Court - Ruth Bacon Charles, 25 Ridgemoor Road - Marjorie. . . . Balcom, Walton, 45 N. Monroe Street - Helen. . . . Barnes, Carroll, 66 Cheryl Ann Drive - Margaret. . Beld, Ron, 53 N. Sunset Drive - Sharron. ...... Biringer, Dick, 37 Carlyle Avenue - Jean Bobier, Bill, 280 Grand Street - Margaret Bodley, Elwyn, Elmwood Apartments * Grace Bovee, Seton, 69 S. Circle Drive - Clara Brose, Dale, 627 N. Fall River Drive • Jean Carlson, Bill, 209 Church Street - Pat Collins, Godfrey, 18 Cheryl Ann Drive - Barbara . . Conrad, James, 225 W. Pearl Street - Alice Craig, Sherwood, 34 Edison Court * Martha Creal, Harold, R.R. # 2 - Lillian Culy, Fred, 68 Hull Street - Dorothy Davey, Edward, 48 Douglas * Betty Davidson, Duane, 15 W. Pearl Street - Mary Dean, John, R.R. # 2 * Joanne DeVito, Edward, R.R. # 4 - Carol Donay, Lawrence, 614 N. Fall River Drive * Dorothy Dygert, John, R.R. # 7, Box 125 • Mary Endicott, James, 72 Cheryl Ann Drive - Thelma . . Faller, Albert, 95 N. Hanchett Street - Charlotte. . Feller, Mark, 145 Combs Avenue * Pat Fox, Ray, 58 N. Circle Drive * Virginia Fuller, William, 106 Grand Street * Francine Geishert, Charles, R.R. # 1, Quincy - Pat Geishert, Edward 436 E. Chicago Street • Sylvia . Goodholm, Harold, 20 Lincoln .............. Goodwin, Reo, 78 S. Jefferson Street • Ruth Holben, Richard, Jr., 109 W. Chicago Street Hruska, Richard, R.R. # 7, Box 296 • Janet Iveson, Larry, R.R. # 7 * Jacquelyn . . Jolley, Santford, 15 W. Pearl Street NAME ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN 279-7011 Kennedy, John, 31 Fairfield - Wilma J 278-6033 Kerr, Robert, 8 Parsons Court - Martha 278-5358 Klein, John, 39 Douglas Avenue - Patricia 278-6821 Kornstien, Vincent, 290 Grand Street - Dorothy . . 278-2239 Koss, James, 78 Douglas Avenue - Janice 278-8006 LaGro, Ralph, 90 Parkhurst Avenue - Gail 278-8517 Laney, Bernard, 82 Maple Lane - Rhea 278-8086 Leonard, Patrick, R.R. # 2, Box 86 - Katherine. . . . 278-5386 Loose, Robert, R.R. # 2, Tekonsha - Margaret. . . . 278-7258 Luce, Lester, 41 Sonet Lane - Helen 278-5891 Luse, Ernest, R.R. # 4 - Ruth 278-5073 Lymburner, Bill, 847 E. Chicago Road - Carlene . . 278-5075 Lyon, James, 335 Grand Street - Deanna 278-5234 ‘Man, Robert Fr., 75 N. Circle Drive - Edna 278-4741 McCafferty, Dennis, 18 N. Fremont Street - Carol . 278-4310 McKnight, Harold, R.R. # 3 - Carol 278- 7247 Milnes, John, 131 N. Hanchett - Foe 279-9471 Moore, Normand, R.R. # 3 - Annetta 278-6093 Moore, Richard, 42 Carlyle Avenue - Elaine 639-8329 Nagle, Robert, 36 W. Pierce Street - Susan 278-5909 Nelson, Al, 67 E. Pierce Street - Jean 278-6770 Normandin, Tom, 85 Fairfield Drive - Janet 278-7152 Norton, David, 101 Carlyle Avenue - Joan 278-4248 Patton, Gilbert, 107 Branch - Jone 278-2968 Pearce, B. K., 58 Ridgemoor - Lorraine 278-5475 Pierson, John, 340 Marshall - Maura 278-4082 Putnam, Kenneth, 11 E. Chicago Street - Mabel . . 278- 2841 Rubley, David, 34 Cynthia Drive - Del Laura 279- 9481 Rumsey, Robert, 120 Cheryl Ann Drive - Phyllis . . 639-4433 Ruse, Paul, 151 N. Hudson Street - Myrtle 278-4653 Schlubatis, Gordon, R.R. # 3 - Harrietta 278- 6517 Seaman, Robert, 131 E. Chicago Street - Marilyn . 279-9266 Sebald, Craig, 133 Narrows Road - Nancy 278-5639 Sexton, Harlow, 38 Bishop Avenue - Wanda 278-8360 Shorno, Donald, R.R. # 6, Box 58B - Louise 278-6704 Stine, Don, 127 Fairfield Drive - Joan 278-2318 Sward, Alan, 211 Fairfield Drive - Nancy PHONE NAME 278-5790 278-8840 278-6183 278-6501 278-2912 278-2217 278-6357 278-8325 767-4508 278-4812 278-7448 278-2021 278-2007 278-2811 278-8207 238-2436 278-8518 238-2632 278- 4198 279-9492 278-6856 278-9349 278-9063 278-5796 278-8743 278-8981 278-2311 278-7237 278- 5006 279- 9412 278-2272 278-8321 278-8373 278-4907 278-5842 278-8575 Swart, Conrad, 49 W. Clarke Avenue - Gertrude . . Taylor, Howard, 867 Sobie Road, Quincy - Gail . • Teeter, Howard, 73 Carlyle - Marian. . . Thompson. Paul, 27 Cheryl Ann Drive - Sara Timm, William, 75 Jackson - Bobbi Toupalik, Michael, R.R. # 3, Box 382 Toupalik, Ralph, R.R. # 5 - Eileen Towns, Jerry, 102 Carlyle - Carol ‘Treadwell, Dale, 42 Lake Drive - Christine Troust, James, 322 Penn Drive - Elizabeth Uhl, Richard, 100 Grand Street - Janet White, Richard, 46 N. Circle Drive - Delores Williams, Clyde, R.R.'# 2,. 65 Fairway Dr. ■ Wilma . Williams, Warren, R.R. # 6, Box 321 - LaMoine - - • Wise, Lester, R.R. # 2, Box 299 - Celia Woodhams, Lawrance, 251 Narrows Road - Debra Woodward, Charles, 163 Marshall Woodward, Leslie, 163 Marshall • Rosamond Worden, Kenneth, 25 Lincoln Street - Virginia. . . . Yingling, Robert, 21 Scott - Natalie ‘Youtsey, Norman, 125 Marshall Street - Donna • • ADDRESS & ROTARY ANN * Honorary Member Sec. 34.66/ P. L. & R. The COWWATER Rotary |MECTOR PUBLISHED BY THE ROTARY CLUB Coldwater, Michigan Meeting Time: TUESDAY, 12:00 P.M. ELK’S TEMPLE Visiting Rotarians Always Welcome PHONE 278-4350 278-7100 278-4222 278-6603 278-8161 238-2318 278-5556 278-8474 238-2456 278-4402 278-5521 278-6736 278-8238 278-6693 278-4424 278-7703 278-5033 278-5033 278-6334 278-6393 278-6551 MR. ERNEST LUSE 223 N. FREMONT COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector Subject The topic of the resource Rotary Club (Coldwater, Mich.) Description An account of the resource The Coldwater Rotary Reflector was published weekly. This collection starts in 1949 and spans until 2015. It contains announcements for birthdays, anniversaries, the previous weeks presenters, the current weeks presenter, and the next week presenter. It also contains the roster of members, committees, and officers. 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