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Fort Wayne Rotarians in China- Dave Boyer - Dale Ferrier - Paul Steiner THE TICKLER FORT WAYNE ROTARY CLUB December 1, 1986 PROGRAM: Fort Wayne Rotarians in China- Dave Boyer - Dale Ferrier - Paul Steiner GREETER: Jon Lassus INVOCATOR: To Be Announced SONG LEADER: Dave McCraken SERGEANT: Dick Johnson LAST WEEK: 1. Ken Stein Director and the eleven members of the Bell Canto Choir of Plymouth Congregational Church set a unique and magnificent musical theme for Thanksgiving and the holiday season. The variety of music available is being expanded beautifully for the listeners appreciation. ATTENDANCE: 7 2.7% NEW MEMBER NOTES: Don Gerig - President Fort Wayne Bible College. Wife, Caroline. Classification: Education, Bible College. John Weissert - Senior Vice President Indiana National Bank. Wife, Blanche. Classification: Banking Branch Management DECEMBER BIRTHDAYS: Ham Hunter, Jr. 12/01 Ernie McLane 12/17 Greg Bowton 12/02 Harley Jenson 12/18 Vern Sheldon, Esq. 12/05 Dick Hamm 12/21 Jim Miller 12/06 Oral Smith 12/23 Von Livingston 12/10 Ev Trulock 12/24 Jim McKinley 12/11 Lockwood Marine 12/25 Don Williamson 12/12 Jim Dinius 12/27 Rick Groves 12/12 Tim Shambaugh 12/27 Hilliard Gates 12/14 Wayne Bartholomy 12/31 Gene White, PhD. 12/15 John Auld 12/31 -2- STUDENT ROTARIANS: Bishop Dwenger High School Kristie Toms Bishop Luers High School David Johnson Concordia High School Tony Aaron Carroll High School Melissa Boxell Elmhurst High School Heather Lee Bernhart Fort Wayne Christian School Tosha McKinney Heritage High School Rick Stults Northrop High School Amanda Lonbardo North Side High School Tim Messal Snider High School Jim Dickson South Side High School Wayman Lindsay Wayne High School James Read Homestead High School Lynda Doctoroff GENERAL NEWS: Rotary International Convention, Munich, Germany, 1987 TRIPS: May 31 to June 11 - Austria and Munich. Estimated cost $2000 per person. June 4 to June 11 - Munich only $1500 per person. For information see Hugh Baldus or call 424-2366. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: A man of humanity is one who in seeking to establish himself, finds a foothold for others and who, desiring attainment for himself, helps others to attain. —Confusius (6th c. B.C.) • THE OBJECT OF ROTARY THE FOUR-WAY TEST is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of Of the things we think, say or do worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster: 1. Is it the TRUTH? FIRST. The development of ac­ THIRD. The application of the quaintance as an opportunity for ideal of service by every Rotarian 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? service; to his personal, business, and Will it build GOOD WILL community life; SECOND. High ethical standards and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? in business and professions; the FOURTH. The advancement of in­ recognition of the worthiness of ternational understanding, good 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned' all useful occupations, and the will, and peace through a world dignifying by each Rotarian of his fellowship of business and pro­ occupation as an opportunity to fessional men united in the ideal serve society; of service. JIBS BAOqV BOIAJBS,, 1986-1987 OFFICERS President Lester L. Grile Secretary . .Robert C. Hamblin President-Elect Lindy G. Moss Treasurer. ... .Frank Dulin, Jr. Vice-President Richard Frazier TICKLER BOARD OF DIRECTORS John D. Auld '89 Richard Frazier '87 Vern E. Sheldon '87 R. David Boyer '87 Lester L. Grile '89 Paul A. Steiner '88 Steven F. Cavell '89 Gordon O. Johnson '87 Thomas L. Wooding '88 Benjamin A. Eisbart '88 Jerry A. Koos '88 Howard E. Westerhausen '89 Dale O. Ferrier '88 Lindy G. Moss '89 Donald E. Sell '87 FORT WAYNE DISTRICT #654 GOVERNOR William H. Heinhuis ROTARY CLUB #154 54809 C.R. 17 S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG. Elkhart, IN 46516 ( FORT WAYNE, IN. 46802 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT 1986-1987 M.A.T. Caparas Club Meetings: 12:00 Noon, Monday Manila, Philippines Chamber of Commerce Building .
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