The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-08
Thorough Reorganization
of Sank Centres Com
n1erciaI Club in Makine

AuC plans loI Tile TeOTSdllZdIlOIl vi
the Sank Centre Commercial club are
progressing in a most satisfactory
manner. At meeting Of the direc
tors Thursday evening of last week
the detailed plan worked out by Presi-
dent William A. Moore was adopted.
This plan, among other things, pro-
vides for the re-modeling of the City
Hall and converting the second floor
into permanent and suitable club
rooms for Sank Centres Civic organ
ization. The officers of the CONNER
cial Club are:
President-W. A. Moore.
First Vice President. B. Schoen-
hoff. Ky ~
Second Vice President = Gunthe1
Hillerud.
Treasurer-B. F. Dubois.
Secretary-Victor Conklin.
Directors-W. M. Parker, v. G.
Wedge, A. l.. Blk, George Berggren
Axel Mejerton, Ed Hansen, H. w
Bishop, J. F. Cooper, Asa M. Wallace
P. B. Hanson.
The improvements as proposed und
er the plan adopted by the directors
calls for an outlay of over $4,000. II
is necessary to raise this amount in
order to provide a place for commun.
lty gatherings, meetings of farmers
and social affairs. At the meeting OF
the directors the following articles OF
faith were adopted:
We believe i'm ourselves.
We believe in our own home
town.
We believe in the kind of goods
We are handling.
We believe in publicity by
actually doing things. 81
We believe in planning-build-
ing tn ngs worth while. 50
We believe in taking advantage
of opportunities at the right time.
We believe in doing ont thing
at time.
We believe in an organization
with concentrated effort.
We believe that good sinstru-
ments cannot be made out of poor
material; neither can a town be
made out of dead or half dead
men.
We believe in selling ourselves
and our home town first.
We believe in Inequality of the
machinery in our plant.
r.
At the regular meeting of the City
Council held last evening, the Council
were in hearty accord with the plan
as outlined by President Moore. In
any event, it is necessary for the city
to expend a considerable amount OF
money in repairing the roof of the
Citv Hall, installing a heating plant
and bringing the City Jail up to the
requirement of the State Board Of
Control. In order that the improve
ments may all be carried on together
resolution was passed apropriatine
$4,000 for the improvement of the city
property.
Under the plan as outlined by Pres
ident Moore and adopted by the di
rectors, the Club activities will be di
vided into three divisions, Communit,
Affairs, G.. Hillerud, Chairman; Bust
ness Affairs, P. B. Hanson, Chairman
Association Affairs, J. B. Schoer:1off
Chairman. Under the head of tn,
Community affairs, comes City plan
ming, investigation, tourists and parks
education and social welfare
Under Business Affairs, comes Re
tail Trade, Good Roads, Agriculture
Publicity, Builders Exchange.
The Association Affairs provides TO
Membership, Ways and Means, Meet
ings and Banquets, Entertainment, Fl
nance and Audit.
The personnel of the various com
nittees is as follows: City PLANNING
w. M, Parker, Chairman; L. w. Gin
gerry. F. w. Sprague, G. Hillerud, ant
H. F. Henneman.
Investigation-B. F. Dubois, Chair
man; l.. L. Kells, Bert Bonner, A
Markson, A. Salmond.
Tourists and ParlSs-Julian Dubois
Chairman: R. E. Hansen, Joe Miller
E. A. Richards, L. w. Gingery.
Education and Social Welfare-C
s. Sparks. Chairman; w. B. Morgan
II. A. Falk, V. T. Conklin, and DR.
| Sweetman.
Retail Trade - Howard Bishop
Chairman; V. L. Burgess. Theo. Dock
Thos. Sullivan, Aug. Dahlem, and H
Halverson.
Coed Roads-George O'Gara. Chair
man; George Borgmann. George Tan
ner, Bert Bonner, and DR.. ]. A. Du
Bots.
| Agriculture Axel Mejerton. Chair
man; Chas. Bruce, Ferd Bergman
| and Herman Hager.
Publicity-A. M. Wallece, Chair
man: G. v. Morse, DIR. p. o. Peder.
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