Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-01
|WENDT REPORTS
1000 MEMBERS
OF THE Y.M.C.A.
Results of Recent Roundup
Are Given to Board of Direc-
tors by Committee.

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this years Y. NJ G. A. membership
campaign was submitted by J.. ".
j Wendt. drive chairman Of the member
ship committee at a joint luncheon
with the board Of directors of the J. NJ.
G. A. in the Gerald cafe Friday noon.
The membership is now approximately
1000 members. The report was ac
cepted and Mr. Wendt was given
vote of thanks by the board for his
leadership in conducting the campaign.
1t was decided at the meeting by the
board to limit the women membership
in the institution to 400 and to retain
Mrs. Cadie Brady as director Of the
women's department. Mrs. J. II.
Abrams, Mrs. Brady's mother, was EN-
ployed to have charge Of the women's
/. locker rooms.
viii RealIot Hours
A committee Of three men was ap
pointed to reschedule the hours in
which the older boys of the institution
are to be allowed in the swimming
pool and the handball courts. 1t was
brought out that considerable friction
has occurred between classes in the
use Of the pool and the courts. The
committee appointed to adjust the mat
ter is composed Of Dr.. G. J. Bresee,
NJ. V. Wallace and Dick Straub.
Following the meeting of the board
Of directors. several members of the
old Triangle club, at one time well
known athletic club, composed Of busi-
ness men who did few round Of ath
letics in the Y. M. G. A. in the morn
ings and then lunched there together at
noon, got together for the purpose Of
clearing up a few matters that were
left pending when the club disorganized
and to discuss plans for the reorgan
at the meeting were X. P. Caples.
chairman; L. G. Diehl, L. n. Hamilton,
DR.. G. J. Bresee and John Agnew.
Report Of Committee
The following report was submitted
by Mr. Wendt to the Y. M. C. A. board
of directors:
Cash receipts BY Is men paid
in full amount to 81 .315.75
"a memberships by men, part
payment cash ....... 193. 75
By 81 women, full payment. 1880
BY - women. part payment. 400
By men, for Is boys. in full. $3.50
For boys. part payment .. $50
And : subscriptions (men1... 1880
Total cash receipts .. So, ,3O359
Total number paid UP memberships
and subscriptions. 1913.
By Is subscriptions, through
credit on '1' accounts ....S 416.IJ
BY 81 mems memberships.
payable on or before May ] 7OS.0O
By 30 women, payable before
May l 1920
Three subscriptions payable
before May l ......... o5O.0O
Total payable before May / s113325
Total results Of the roundup By re-
turns within this fiscal year. May l.
Iash -...-... 81, ,3S2.S ~
Credits on account .... 416I5
Other, due before May | .... 1895
Total So, ,992 81
There was also an additional six
pledges payable after May /, totaling
S11375
Deducting memberships and subscrip-
tions normally due within the coming
fiscal year, 2o2.5O, and we have the
total results for this fiscal year
So. 1904
Total memberships from the round
up. new members: Women, 81: men.
81: boys, 20; making in all 13S new
members. BY renewals, no men and
woman.
Total memberships and subscribers
secured, new. 1875; renewals, III.
Grand total, 249.
This will make the present member
ship at about the following: Men,
464; women, 346: boys, 1913.
Estimate By deductions on those car
ried along; those we hoped were good
(awaiting their renewals), many Of
whom we now know to be Cancelled,
and our present membership is about
as follows: Men, 43O; women, 34I.
The following companies have agreed
to pay one half Of all or part Of their
employees memberships: Strain Broth
ers, Monarch Lumber company, West
ern Union, and American Express com
pany. Men who agreed TO take out
memberships for boys who were finan-
cialy unable to take ont memberships
in their own behalf are: NJ w. Sulii-
van. two memberships: Carl Skoog. two
memberships: a. p. Searle, al. Bow
man. Lloyd Black. NJ. o. Van Cleave.
Hugh Tinney Ed B Rinkc g. A Ha