Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-04-08
Y. NJ. c. A. NEWspoM

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afternoon to begin her work as the
General Secretary's assistant and as
the head of the work for the girls and
women of the city thru the "Y' Miss
Rawlings surpasses the expectations
of those responsible for her coming
and the conviction is general that she
will more than make good. She has
already actually begun to conduct
the gym. classes for girls and women
in mastery way and is planning to
put stress and great deal of en-
phasis on out-of-door work and
games. The classes hereafter will only
last one hour in order to get into the
"Y" gym schedule more groups and
classes. The girls leases are as fol-
lows:
High School girls: Mondays and
Fridays 4 to SIS.
Central School junior girls, seventh
and eighth grades, Tuesdays and Sat
urdays at 4
Sub-junior girls, sixth grade and
under, Mondays and Fridays at 5.
West Side School Junior girls, sew
enth and eighth grades, Tuesdays and
Fridays at 5.
Ladies' class, Mondays and Thurs
days at o'clock The membership
rates for girls and women are still
the same but decided increase is
almost sure to be made the first of
May.
For the benefit of all members of
the "Y'', boys and girls and men and
women, the ''Y' has been very fortu
nate in securing from Mr. Swanson
large block of land just two blocks
south of the new High School build
ing and on South Second, for the pur
poses of tennis courts, volley-ball
courts, a baseball diamond upon
which can be played the outdoor as
well as the indoor game of base
ball, and also, number of regular
playground apparatuses. The ''Y''
hopes and plans to begin work on this
land at once and have the tennis
courts ready within ten days for the
use of members. Members will, how
ever, have to provide their own rae
kets and balls.
Word has come that the new "Y''i
wrestling mat is on the way by
freight and should arrive within two
weeks. Watch for the date of the
first might"
The annual meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. incorporated, will be held on
Friday evening April 30th at eight
o'clock in the "Y''. This will be a
very important meeting for the en-
tire membership of the Association
and everyone should plan definitely
to be present. Among the business
to come before this gathering will
be the election of the following off
GERS: a president; yice-president; a |
secretary; treasurer; Board of Trus-
tees, and eight places on the Board
of Directors re-filled either with the |
same men now members of the Board |
or with others. The men whose term |
expired last year are: Frank Cram, |
J. F. Orr, r. E. Haynes, and NJ F. |
Albert. These men were asked to con-
tinue their service pending the next |
annual meeting altho their time for |
reelection or removal was in 1913. |
The men whose terms expire this year
are: George w. Lattig, VIM. Maule, |
j. E. Turner, and DR.. E. B. Holmes. |
The officers of the Association are: |
M. F. Albert; Vice-presi- |
dent, H. W. Douglass; Secretary, F. |
S. Zimmerman; and Treasurer, Dr. E.
B. Holmes. No nominating committee
has been appointed since the plan is
to have all nominations made from
the floor of the house at the annual |
April 30th.
At date to be set soon the Cen
eral Secretary of the "Y" will start |
the actual formation of Boy Scout
troop for this city and county with
as many troops as the number of |
members warrant. All applications
for membership in this troop should !
be made at once with the general
Secretary who has had experience as
a Scout Master in Massachusetts. All |
scouts must be at least twelve years
Of age. The most capable boys will be
made patrol leaders. This work will
be strongest during the Spring and i
Summer months.
All of the rooms in the "Y" are
full and the three new
rooms in the third floor are nearing