The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-03
ROTARY WORK
is PR AISED
BY MCDANIEL
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ings devoted entirely to Rotary edu-
cation, and in addition. have had
three minute talks at three meetings
each month on some phase OF Rotary.
Business methods have been en-
phasized during the year, but there IS
still much to be done, DR.. Mcdaniel
said. adding that this field OF en-
deayor affords wonderful opportunl-
ties for all members.
"Although our standards Of carry
inc on business have been greatly
raised during the past few years, still
there is much to be done. he said.
"Boys' work in the district has
been very encouraging, and most OF
the clubs are carrying on very m
structivG programs for the better
ment Of the boys in their com NUM-
ties. Our appeal this year was tor
the members of the clubs TO get be-
hind existing organizations which arc
doing much to create moral OASIS
for the all around development OF
youth. But the much larger. field OF
usefulness was recommended ana
.hat was for each Rotarian to become
personally interested in one boy.
Several clubs have loan
assistance to many boys who have u
desire TO seek and the ability to
utilize a higher education than their
7orents can afford. These funds are
not charity, neither are they dona-
ton but an investment paying divi-
dend in the satisfaction of knowing
that YOU are rendering a real service.
Would Budget Amounts
"Cr;nnled children work in the DIS
trict is progressing slowly, and l
think it is wise that it should be, as
tba problem is big one, and think
The clubs in this district fully realize
heir part in this great national
movement. Fargo, Valley City and
l,mcstown have held successful
clinics this year, and Winona is carry,
inc on and following up the splendid
work they started last year. Several
other clubs are almost ready to hold
clinic. wouia i'n. -
suggest that every club next year IN
making up their budget, set aside q
certain amount for crippled childrens
"Rural urban acquaintance has
been especially emphasized this year
rs our district is naturally an agrl-
cultural one, requiring a better un,
derstanding between country, and
town people, which means bette'
towns and better country" 49,,
DR.. Mcdaniel declared that tn
membership in the district mas nad
SLIGHT increase during the year, ant
sa;d that the clubs in the distric
making the largest percentage IN
rrsase this year are Williston. Clio
onet. Hibbing, Minot, st. Cloud ant
Caledonia.
Nearing the closing of his address
the district governor asserted ina
"althouph much has been accomplish
ed do not think it would be pre-
s,,mptuous tor me to point out VIVA
70 me appears to be the dangers tina
heset the pathway Of true progress
in our organization.
lathe first is the danger of self sui
1eiency and self complacency. "
,1hst not be satisfied with the mer
:bninting with pride to the high pun
noses. lofty ideals and remarkabl
Growth of our organization. For nc
fairy strength lies in the sincerity
nnrnose Of our organization. It WI
iose its influence and effectiveness.
soon as it ceases to be the guidln
principle and vitalizing force IN o.
lives.
"The second danger, we often hea
is that we talk too much about :.
ideals of Rotary, and a tendency ups
the part Of some to look upon hotai
as mystical power. some vague II
definablc thing that is going to tran
form men and be a panacea LOT
the evils of society. But we mu
remember it is very necessary to he;
70 aim to make these GO beyond the
Hottest principles, just as riv'
never rises higher than its SQUIRE
and / am sure that Rotary will col
tinue to be vital and living fore
so long as Rotarians continue to NAY
desire TO make their communiti'
better places in which to live and re;
their families, and as long as we +
member that Rotary's primary obJe
Is the development Of the individual
NORTH DAKOTANs ADVERTISE
STATES DAIRY OPPORTUNITIES
st. Cloud, Mimi, May 3.-(P)-
North Dakota's $50 delegates to Il
two-day Rotary conference start'
Festivities early today to the tune
changing cowbells, reminding M
from Minnesota and Wisconsin tn
the dairy COW had come to North y
kota to stay, and that eastern dai
states would be compelled to look
their laurels. I,
An impromptu parade from Il
North Dakota special train attract
hundreds Of spectators as the colun
of marchers, in various-colored ur
forms, tangled the bells which ea'
marcher wore suspended around n
neck.
On the bells were figures shown
North Dakota's remarkable growth
a dairy state, indicating that t
value of dairy products, reachiI
s44,13l, 900 in 1926, was rapidly a
preaching the value of the state
wheat crop.
MCDANIEL Heads Group
The delegation was headed by |
Archie D. Mcdaniel Of Minot. distr
governor Of Rotary, who is presidil
at the conference meetings.
Large delegations from Ears