The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-11-06
COMMUNITY CLUB HAS
ANOTHER RoUsINc MEETING

The Arvada Community Club hat
another rousing good meeting last
Monday evening, and from the inter
est manifested, the splendid attend
ance, the new members received, the
payment of dues, and the harmon
ious and good natured manner In
which the business was transacted
it would seem that now era Is now
} about to dawn In and about Arvada
Every one present seemed to be
in tune with tho occasion and ready
and willing to do his part.
1t is indeed gratifying to see the
new Corners joining and showing a
great interest and enthusiasm in all
that is going on. In this connection
there were two of the returned SER
vice men Joined by application last
Monday night. and general invita-
ton IL extended to them to do SO.
And, in order that they may know
how their membership In tho Club
will be appreciated, the Club voted
unanimously to admit all service men
at $1.00 instead Of $500, the rcgu-
ar yearly membership dues. An In
'witation u especially sent out to the
boys In order that they may help by
suggestions and personal work In
solving the many problems Of our
community life.
Ane evening wAs L..xen up largely
with reports from the committees GA
Homecoming Lay" winch was os-
ciared to have been q complete sue
cess. Resolutions were passed COM
mending Chairman Recent for his
splendid work in supervising the en-
tire program and also all the men,
bers Of the committees and most e.
pecially the ladies, for the good
work done. A "kick" committee.
composed Of DR.. Foster, r. L. Newton
and Senator Staley, was appointed
BY the chair upon motion duly SEC
onded, whose duty II will DO TO ans
wer the complaints that may come In
1rsals \hsss ewhs may havs felt that
they have been slightsd or ignored In
any way. OF course no affair Of the
magnitude Of this one could be had
without some mistakes and some un-
Intentional ovsrsights. and this was
no exception to tho rule, but the
committee In charge believe that al
these things can be explained and
that when the people understand the
circumstances they will not fccl bad
" about It.
This same committee will BIZ bur
dened with the duty Of passing on
the eligibility Of names to be placed
on the Honor Roll. US there seems to
b some dissatisfaction regarding It.
Heretofore this hax been left In
charge Of Mr.. ReclA M secrtary Of
the Club. but questions arose which
were psrplexinx ss to just who was
eligible. The plan adhered to. prin-
cipally was those who gave Arvada
~ their hens address. and who went
direct FROG here. The question also
arose ss y the eligibility Of George
Brewer. who fousht in tho British
Army. 0sore> first tried to enlist
In the American Army, but being a
British subject. was rejected, but he
was sent y Montreal. his expenses
paid by the U. s. where ho enlisted
II the Roya! Army. and A. for ser
vice. he w moro trench fighting
end longer service than almost any
Americaa. To settle this question
the Club VOTED unanimously that his
name shd be added 70 the Arvada
roll, - a Re has returned to make
this his nd ,. The Honor Roll. by
the way, II bsap handsomely scroll
ed by ~ - y hand Of Albert
R'eht. - r" given vote of
thanks. al been plnccd In n biz
frnme sndlv be hung over tn"
stamp win0wh the Post Office
where oil can ne. n nnv ono,
u omitted. tho committee should he
notified and provision for correction
will be made.
Mr.. DsBosr, ths landscape gard.
cnsr, was prsssnt and showed the
sketch Of biz plans for McIlvoy park.
These created great interest among
tho members II Arvada had the
means 1t hand to improve the park
according to these plans. no town in
Colorado Of the sixs could boast Of
. moro beautiful park. Mr.. DeBoer
showed the possibilities Of making
East First street q veritablc Court