"Man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart." I Sam. 16:76

     After a hearty helping of sandwiches et.al. Tony Proffitt called the meeting to order with a deft ring-a-ding ding of the Big K bell. We sang and Tommy White led us in prayer. Now, on to business!

     Tom Reuter introduced a guest, Jack Arkel, a new prospective member and accountant by profession. Don Bearghman introduced Greg Hockenberry Asst. Prin. Oyler. This is second visit and he would like to become a member. Tom Reuter reported on Bill Stautberg. Bill has had a pacemaker installed as his condition now warrants it. Bill said the amazing thing, as Tom reports, is that after the doctor surgically installed the device an electronics person was called in to program it. Now after the installation Bill doesn't call the Dr. for service but rather the electronics Co. that produces the pacemaker. To maintain the proper program all Bill needs to do is call the Co place the receiver to the pacemaker's location and the technician monitors and adjusts the pacemaker over the phone! Wow! That's what I call high tech. At any rate Bill said the moment he got out of recovery he felt much better.

     Estelle Ruehl reports that Esther Kipp broke her arm in a mishap. Someone then blamed it on Dan saying it was Dan Kipp's fault. Why asks Tony? Well if Esther hadn't been hitting Dan she wouldn't have broken her arm! Yeah Right Get better fast Esther.

     Next Tuesday the 4th of July we will not meet. But next Tuesday is as usual. Tony also said we have rollin' on the river car show tickets from Riverview Kiwanis they are $1.00 each or 5 for $7.00. This is there fundraiser so lets support them as they do us.

     Also Tony has announced a social gathering for members on Thursday evening July 20th at 7pm in the Crows Nest. Just a get together no business so lets try to be there.

     Tom Bruening said that he didn't go in places like the Crow's Nest, wherein someone commented, . . . "Of Course Not, after throwing him out they won't let him back in!!" At this point we all laughed at Tom's expense. TeeHee.

     Glad Hands went to Walt Luthy, Dick Mather, and Jim Schwartz got a semi Rolex. Split the pot went Dick Mather a double winner today. When your hot your hot!!

     Walt Luthy, that's me, led us in song. Smile is the thing.

     Paul Hogue was then introduced to explain why we have no guest this week. Tom Brown reported that Walt Mayer's wife nearly drowned and so regretfully Walt M was unable to attend today. We are trying to reschedule in the next couple of weeks. Our prayers and thoughts for a speedy recovery go out to Walt his wife and family.

     We then closed the meeting with song accompanied by the incomparable Tom White with each and everyone going their way to an afternoon of new experience and fulfillment. (Boy I just had to. I'm feeling a little hokey so there!)

     Thanks for reading this and until next we meet I remain truly your bulletin writer.

Walt Luthy