Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-12
I. N. c. A.
Y. NJ. c. A. INFORMA-
TION OF MOIENT

mas now SuIIlcleHLiy c-3dFed ava
to reveal the victors in the Higl
School race aomng the boys 70
team and Individual member getting
, The two teams were the REDS
and the BLUES, and the REDS
, won over the teams captained b.
Earl Patch and Mark Shafer of tht
Junior class. The captains of thu
; winning RED" teams we're: Pat
ton and Flanagan.
While the "REDS'' secured twic'
as many members as the BLUES
the latter swear eternal vengenct
and propose to get even thru the
athletic events to be he'd this Spring
and Summer under the ~" aus.
pices. Jack Flanagan was also the
best individual member getter with
twenty to his credit, while Bud
Patch was second with fourteen
members, and Frank Hogue third
with six members. These three in
diyidual winners will be presented
with fine prizes Immediately follow
/ ing the feed which the losing teams
are obliged to give the REDS. The
Reds are also privileged to warm
up with beaucoup hot-hand at the
expense of the hard working but
! losing Junior BLUES.
The total membership of the ~
has now reached the 353 mark but
! 225 of these are memberships given
to ex- service men for a period of
six months. The actual membership
drive is over but there will be a
steady and constant effort to get
every one in the city and community
to join the Association and throw
your whole weight on the side of
right and clean and strong living.
The gym. classes for the Business
juniors have already started and
will continue to meet twice each
week with an increasing interest and
attendance The age limits for mem
bership are eight and eighty-eight-
to Sand girls as well as boys
will be given full privileges and at
tention as to their physical develop
ment as well as in the matter of
clubs and outside events.
The Board of Directors has sane
toned the suggestion of the General
Secretary that special woman be
engaged to devote her full time to
conducting girls and womens' gym
nasium classes, indoors and out
doors, as we'll as organize and lead
girls clubs such as the Camp Fire
Girls; the Girl Scouts; and, go with
the girls on hikes, camping trips
and run outdoor athletic events, as
we'll as teach folk-dancing and as
sist with the office work of the ''Y".
This woman will be assistant to the
General Secretary with the major
part of her time devoted exclusively
to the girls and women of the city
and town in and out of the ''Y"build-
ing, it being the determined pur-
pose and objective of the General
Secretary and the local Board of
Directors to make the Y. NJ. c. A,
more and more a Community affair
from the center to the circumference
of its field and opportunity. How
ever, this woman is not to be en-
gagged and cannot be secured until
the membership of the girls and
women in the "Y'' has reached the
two-hundred mark, or, guarantee
of this number promised by the
girls and women of the community.
The present rate of membership for
girls and women is: 81 per year for
girls. and Sc for women, however
this rate will probably be increased
after the two hundred mark men,
bership has been secured.
Sunday afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock there will be live meeting
in the "Y'' under the leadership of
the General Secretary for all boys
ten years and up. This Will be the
starter of Sunday afternoon meet
ings for boys and will last one hour.
The first part of the hour will be
filled with the singing of choice
religious songs-mostly those which
the boys in France and the other
army camps and navy stations al
ways picked out to be sung. me
Secretary will give a short snappy
talk which will interest every one
present. Every boy and young man
is invited and urged to be present.
Following this virile meeting there
will be started regular Sunday
afternoon or rather evening event
in the way of Fellowship sing
around the piano in the mems CLUB
rooms. Members as we'll as nom
members of the "Y" are cordially
invited.