The Arvada enterprise., 1922-01-26
PRESIDENT CLARk'S REPORT on
THE ARMADA Community CLUB

mcrce Commission the designation Of
Arvada AS II Common point" for
freight shipments both incoming and
outgoing. This will doubtless be de-
cided within tho next month.
No decision has been reached by
the Yeoman fraternity officers, 1
understand concerning the purchase
Of the Church ranch for National
Home. but the Club has done what Il
could to accomplish this for our COM
munity. -
Since no copy Of the constitution
OF bylaws could be found it became
necessary to draft v new one. This
was done and the new constitution
becomes fully effective with tho
election of the officers for the com.
/ ing year. 4
NEEDS,
While mnny things, of which wc
can Justly be proud, have been ne
complished during the past year,
they have not been accomplished be-
cause we have had large fund IN
the Community treasury from VII
to draw. 1t has rather been, acd
plished on tho determination ~
every citizen to bring Arvada to the
front, commercially and o. an ideal
town in which to have home, but
there are several needs to be con-
sidered, the foremost nmong these,
] would suggest n larger working
fund for tho club. It u true, our
new constitution has provided for q
$500 membership fse instead Of
1900. but this 10 not large enough
I for all the needs, indeed there has
been considerable criticism Of so
large fee. II seems to mo that II
the association Ii worth anything at
all. II is worth ut least this com.
parativcly small fee. 1t is to b. re-
membered that the dispensing Of
these funds will be In the hands Of
Board Of Trustees and everything
will be transacted In . most careful
and business-like fashion.
Another thing besides the com
plstion Of those things which are In
the hands 81 committees ID the COM
pletion Of the paving Ion Crandvicw,
(2) the building Of houses 10 that
we will be able to make definite ct
fers to those wishing 10 come here TO-
live. and undoubtedly tlssss homcs
can Ne sold long before they 40
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reaiissd. (s) the extenseon q cur
town planning by The complc3s CO.
operation Of avery individual n, fh'
flown, 80 p sewer system, lkls q
rreatef ,imp6exensnt Of Ncilox Park
! wtWstse-.efSsell 49, pat dtt.lt
date OF Community House whl-h
could doubtless be combined with n
meeting r'rrc fer our frntcrniiiep
and public Library and last hu'
not least the creation Of reno
sccnic point such ns hps been fur.
ygcs'ed mt Hncllcbcrrv Hill 10 b.
known ms Pow-wow Point,
The need of tho immediate futur,
Is, however. II campaign for ncmb r
ship with the goal, ut least on. m
every family IN the Arvndn distri", =
member Of this organization. Me-
only must there be n fund from
which 10 meet the expenses Of tho
Club. but every family and busincs,
house IN this district has n re.
sponsibili'v to his fellows 10 promotl
the hest interests Of his own homo
and business through the one ngcncY
through which this il possible. tbs
J Arvndn Community Club.
To this end ] would suggest thn'
the new Board Of Trustees earnestly
consider why's and means Of intcr.
ostinp those who 1.-Two outside the
town limits Of ARMADA. for instance
those at Griffith. and on Wadswortl
from ddth ncrth to bloomfield and
from Golden To Westminster.
Arvadn has come upon new dpv;
We nrc privileged TO build on the
sound foundation provided b. our
predecessors md we must boldly and
npprcssivcly push on IN n rra'izat.
of our IDEAL, the Home Town B,nuti.
ful.
In closing let mo express my per-
rOnnl thanks Ia the secretary Of the
Club. Mr.. !. NJ Price for hs hearty
cooperation and the largo amount
~ work he has performed. TO the
careful and conscientious work Of
our treasurer, Hon. Chna Wilbur, 10
tho interest and fni,hfulncas Of our
vice -prcHidont. M. A. J.. Dnvin. and
10 tho members Of all committees,
onch one Of which has done his best
IN every appointment and 20 the
individual momherG of the Club for
lho whole hnnr'od way IN which they
have supported the work Of the
Club.
pLINY o. CLARK. Pres.
I'm, 10, 1929.