South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
Y NJ. G. A. PRESENTS
BUDGET FOR YEAR
Board of Directors Adopts
Figures Prepared By
Secretary.

At the regular monthly meeting
OF the board Of directors Of the Y.
NJ. G. A. for consideration of the
finances Of the institution, budget
fund totaling SI70,22, as presented
by Secretary w NJ. Danner, jr.. was
adopted Monday night for the COM
ing fiscal year.
The total budget adopted is 1856.
600 greater than that OF last year.
In spite of this the subscriptions
asked of the citizens Of South Bend
is $4,000 less than last year. The
effective administration has reduced
expenditures and at the same time
greatly increased the range Of Serv-
ic offered by the Y NJ. c. A. EX-
pansion Of this years budget was
Necessary 10 meet the increase in all
departments, which includes sew
eral additional features among
which are the following: Addition
! Of a citv-wide boys work which viii
| create a new department. taking into
| its service l.. Z. Goodwin, who was
/ formerly boys director for the state
/ Of Pennsylvania, the opening OF 4
religious work department when
will be guided by L. q. Colson,
! known 20 hundreds Of South Bend
] bows as dad" esta blishment OF a
/ special membership and seSial de
/ partment under the direction of W.
/ A. Kaufman, who has just COM
/ pleted the direction at Camp Eber-
1 hart during the most successful sea
/ son Of its history. a third physical
/ director is TO be added for work
/ with Mr.. Cooper in the greatly in
creased activities OF the gymnasium
and swimming pool and general
athletic program.
Total Assets.
Total assets from the various
trading accounts such as cafeteria
dormitorv. barber shop, ETC., show
ed that these departments were pro-
ducing at the present a fair margin
lof profit which is applied 10 in
creasing the general activities OF
the association, and its free service
20 such groups as the vOcationa
boys department.
The new national Y. N. c. A
standardized system Of accountin
has enabled the association 10 pu
each department on a sound imam
cial basis. At the end OF the fsca
years the general overhead VIII d
| distributed 20 the various depart
mental accounts. In the dormltor!
for instance this viii mean an addl
ton OF nearly $4,000. This VII
- I sun lEdNe OF maj Al VI RAN--N -
) dormitory operations equivalent 10
fair interest on the original invest
ment OF more than $4,000 IN m
dormitorv rooms. This plan or op
GRAFTON is in strict accord with IN
terms Of the original deed or glt
from the Stude bsker Bros, whlcl
snecified that the doTmltorles SRouI
produce some endowment reveIue
AT the same time the charges 10
!. Young men are not excessive, J.
spite Of the increase in rates pu
i, into effect during the past year.
The budget expense is divide
among the different departments a
! follows: General administration
i IS15.S71: business office. $500. nous
expense. S3l,65s; membership, -
L. 600 educational department. SO
= 600: physical department, Se,os5
!, religious work. $4,000, social event
: $500. BOYS division. s10,145' soa
- and towels. 5000. Camp Eberhar
5000: dormitory (direct expense
a S112.64S. barber shop. s4,lOI
= tailor and bundle Laundry, SZ.-SC
= billiards. $3.50; cafeteria SeO,oeO
: trading accounts, $1.475. Total gre:
. expenditures. s170.2S2.