The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-17
DIRECTORS OF
Y. N. c. A. ELECT
IMPORTANT MEETING OF LEAD
ERs OF LOCAL ASSOCIATION
HELD SATURDAY EVENING
PUANs PERFECTED FOR WORK
OF COMING YEAR.

At an important meeting OF the
board of directors of the Y. M. C. A.
Saturday evening officers of the board
were elected and the new members in
stalled. There was an election of
trustees and all Of the old members
were reelected as follows: N. C.
Young, A, L. Moody, w. c. Macfadden,
L. B. Hanna and H. w Gearey
President Macfadden having declined
to hold the office again, the nominating
committee failed to secure a name for
that Office. However, the position will
be filled at the next meeting of the
board. The officers were elected as
follows:
Vice President-Robert McCulloch.
Secretary-H Fl. Aaker.
Treasurer-H. L. Loomis.
Auditor-Harry T. Alsop.
Chairman Finance Committee-M. N.
Hatcher.
The board appointed Stevenson Dun
lap of Ontario as a delegate from the
Fargo association to the international
Y. M. G. Al. convention TO be held at
Toronto this month Mr.. Dunlap was
a former member of the local associa-
ton and was at one time member of
the board of directors. 1t is especially
desirous that the local association
should have delegate at this conven-
ton, as all matters that will be
adopted will be referred back to the
associations before becoming a law
This plan has been pushed by the west
ern, associations, as the international
conventions have been held in the east
got giving the local associations a
good representation.
los An insurance committee was ap-
man Robert McCulloch was author
Liked to appoint an advisory board 'of
six to eight we'll known business men
(which will act as an advisor TO the
board of directors. A report of the
woman's committee was given and was
we'll received. The board regards this
AUXILIARY as one of the most important
and useful adjuncts of the association,
ge All the department secretaries gave
their reports and Secretary Wolf re-
1ported on a plan of economy against
the budget of the year which will al
low the association to save over $500
The treasurer's report showed that the
four summer months, which are pc
RODS Of large deficit, had come out
ahead during the last season and had
saved almost $1,000 against the same
period of time last year. Each ex-
penditure that has been made during
September has been made with the
view of attracting greater interest an6
securing more permaneney in the quar-
tiers, and on this basis $1,100 had been
drawn against the budget.
The financial committee of the asso'
citation will begin work at once raising
the deficit on the building expenses
The building and equipment was not
completed at the opening of the struc.
ture and efforts are being made t.
complete all parts in a most thorough
manner. The dormitories showed {
gain of 800 over September of las
year.
Secretary Wolf said this morning
"The association has brought over
deficit from last year of considerably
more than $4,000, but has closed ahead
of the boards at the end of the fisca
year. With the added improvements
of the last fifty days, not including the
running track, we hope to clear up the
remaining deficit in the next few
weeks and the finance committee will
begin a campaign in short time tC
take care of this amount"