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k y K4 u: k wb * Sx set Â¥&: § AP Club, but who: have held. mly on, in spite of the l;.rqshipl t meant, for the sake of the club and those representing the club as ts. I think the time is here now when we should banish forever any such thoughts. Let us buckle on the belt and armor of service and right out and make Rotary in Deerfield: something that can be really felt, those who are in the club and f by those who are on the de.. _ "Herbert Scofield, chairman of the youth program for Rotar Internaâ€" tional, in his address at ighland Park last Monday made hg plea for "Personal service. Not purse servâ€" ice." I think that applies <to our club perfectly. When every rian in Deerfleld tries to think p ways that he can be of service in eld,, when he really tries to think up ways “'l,*here is much that ry can do in Deerfleld next year . through the jyears to come. The time has come and it is here fight now when we as. a club must cease to hang toâ€" gether just for. the sake keeping a good thing alive. I doubt if there are more ‘than two or three members of this club who have not more than once in the past two »thongm‘ seriously of dropping the Rotary want ‘and ‘expect 100 ple)cout fopal t 3 per cent lo support of every , suppo as q club and support as individual: I don‘t want you to feel that you : doixfig a thing in Rzotnlf'y for C&; Bates, personally, either because of his tion in your club or because of l:i’:dposifion in your social regisâ€" ter |(if any). What you do in Roâ€" tary, I want done for Rotary . in Deerfield. < I want" you actually carry out the purpose of Rbtary, that is, service. Forget yourself in‘ actâ€" ually doing something for Rotary in Deeifleld and Rotary in the world, and iprofits and‘ problems bf making a livying will largely ta ce care of themselves. | Zoos Zaundering & Cheaper Yhan Yew Clotkes® Skokie Dalleu Lammirp ic "As your incoming president & the Rotary yéar 1935â€"36 I have a remarks to address to you as a club and as individual mem of this club. £ : X $1274 M\Eommâ€"n.‘n. ant, chairâ€" man; \club service, F. ‘Pi k; program, Walter Metcalf; commuâ€" nity service, ‘Dad Bickford; boys‘ work, Ed. Reagan;‘ international service, J. Kress; song l , Richâ€" ard Evans; sergeant at A E. Decker \(Andy); sergeant at arms, Roy Clavey. _ !i:. Follo jis a portion of the in lflruifilwmm o¥° t C. E. Bates: t s F 6 "President Kappy a w : | Rotary roster for 198§â€"36: Presiâ€" dent, Carl E. Bates; vice president, Harold R. Vant; loc;o?ry. F. G. Piepenbrok; treasurer, W. K. Himt; directorsâ€"Wm. Bickford, E. B.; Jorâ€" dan, \Walter Metcalf. ‘Aims and obâ€" Bates, is a on his vacation this summer. .""'on'. v?e.on; Newly elected officers of the Deerâ€" field ‘Rotary ‘Club took up their duties fld'l:zlon'!‘h y Jd“hn, at their y l in . Shuâ€" grue‘s Restaurant, with Presiâ€" dent Harold ‘Vant .‘ AThe newly : elected p Carl E. Deerfield Rotarians Start Ia:w Year PAGE TEN BwimL The cooling t ster : ; . on it hadan...,nnmmn.;%h'um hwaasfimwm..nm'. Ino better frpatment . . , thary a regular Nce3 Slt on your bathihg sult‘. . . Moran Plumbing & Heating Keep Step With _ ~_â€" _ Your Husban @QUALITY â€" LAUNDERERS & DRY CteanEers Electlffl Oil Burners ©‘~ Sales and Service M?fding â€" Highland Park CLIFRORD R. MORAN, Prop. So why waste yourself away on a wnh.boui?! We‘ll do your wash at! little cost . .‘. you enjoy‘ an extra day of life. | Of course he w ’ you to keep your yo and beauty â€"and | on the go as much As HE is! £:05 "Rotary in Id must |go ahead. If some of those fellows who are chronically absent And who seem to ‘have lost interest entirely don‘t pick up and take an interest, let‘s enforce our rules and drop them. There are plenty of | fellows that should be with us, who will more than make up for thise who have really â€"lost intercpt,. those: who feel that they wipt . drop Rotary because it has nothi for them. "We all have a lot to do to make this Rotary Club an influence that can be felt in our own lives and in the community life of Deerfield.: If each man will do his part, thoroughâ€" ly, loyally, and enthusiastically, Roâ€" tary will be all of this and more. | . "The thought has come to most of | us that we as a club kre so small in numbers, and that ie who make | up ‘our club are so t in purses that there isn‘t much we really can do, orâ€"putting the other wayâ€"that the clubs that are so much richerâ€"in number of members and whose | â€"members resent : more wealth per member Have every opâ€" portunity of doing ‘all kinds of worthwhile Rotary s ice, while we have so little that wé can do nothâ€" ing. Fellow Rotariank, if each one of you will make your watchword ‘"Service Above Self" no Rotary Club along the North Shore, or indeed in the world, can accomplish more than this club. Truly, wi every, (and this means each me ber) member of Degerfield Rotary sincerely, honâ€" estly, \and ‘enthusiastically giving| personal ‘and vocational service wherever he is, this rhield Club would and will be an ofitshnding Roâ€" tary Club in this section and in the world. \ | ' Sm °§;; RELIABLE L RY AND DRY CLEANING CO. that he can be of in his busiâ€" ness, in his home life, and in his leisure time life, Rotary in Deerfield will begin to mean ething: to Roâ€" tarians in Deerfleld md to Deerfield as a community, ain I say don‘t worry about profits,! a man whose watchword is se and who uses good common sense will not have to worry about profits, | , Phone H. P. 178 Phone Highland Patk . 3310 . 1342 Sunkist California ORANGES League. The Sketch Class is the offâ€" spring of the former Ravinia Saturâ€" day Sketch Club. > 4 All interested in sketching from all of the North Shore are invited to join this summer activity of the Art University Club BEVERAGES ROOT BEER, GINGER ALE, LIME RICKEY Crosse & Blackwell TOMATO JUICE 1 3 cans for z3c Crosse & Blackwell RED SALMON Sketch Class Has â€" . â€" _ Enrollment Increase Jelâ€"lo Ice Cream Powder First, however, let us see if we can‘t show every man in our club that Rotary has something for him realâ€" ly worth while. 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Mussoli in Ethiopia, the Hitler demands Germany, the ageâ€"old battle for balance of powerâ€"all of these have finally brought the continent to | point where observers fear that casually dropped spark might touch off another conflagration. The = ger spots are more numerous \ in 1914 when an isolated assassingâ€" tion in the Balkans precipitated th world in the war and finally into depression from which it is still tryâ€" ing to emerge. o | Washington â€"â€" (IPS) â€" Two quesâ€" tions are puzzling the American dipâ€" lomatic, e:::;‘y"tbm days: first, general coming in E * andrfl' so, can the United States keep out | War Clouds Over Europe Disturbing Washington 516â€"518 Mock _ Chicken Legs Cottage Cheese |Per Ot. Bo COLD MEATS Potato Salads Broilers & Fryers LEG o‘LAMB 2015 B E E. 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