The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-15

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mands were in reason. But he did
contend that when unnecessary and
legislative was proposed
merely for the purpose of giving more
men employment, that it was danger
Gus for the public to follow them in
their demands.
At the close of Mr.. Lands speech g
resolution was passed ordering the
preparation of a letter to be signed by
citizens of Sank Centre and sent to
Representative Flahaven and Senator
Peter Ahles, going on record as OPP
posed to the passage of the Full Grew
Bill now under consideration.
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Following the conclusion of Super
intendent Lands address, President
w. A. Moore of the Commercial Club
outlined the plan for the re-organiza-
ton of the Club as decided upon by
the directors. He stated that at this
time over so of the citizens, of Sank
Centre had been sold the idea and had
signed up to take $500 each of the
certificates, the proceeds of which will
be used to remodel the second floor
of the City Hall to make suitable
club home. President Moore also
stated that at the last regular meet
ing of the City Council he and Gun
Their Hillerud had appeared before the
body and laid their plan before them
He stated that for some time in the
past the council had realized the nee
essity of making improvements on the
city hall. The roof must be entirely
remodeled, additional room must be
given on the first floor to properly
house the fire department, and changes
must be made in the City Jail to
bring it up to a standard which will
| meet the requirements of the Mime
sofa Board of Control. At Wednesday
evenings meeting, the Council de
! cided, to appropriate $500 for this
| purpose. 1t must not be understood
that the city. is giving the Community
Club $500 as not one cent of this
sum will be used in reconstructing the
second floor of the building which vii
be used,for the Community Club pur
poses. A modern heating plant will
be installed and the city will hea
the Community Club rooms, and TO
this the Community Club will pay tn,
City rental to be agreed upon.
At the time Mr.. Moore was electe'
president of the Commercial Club h
was given power to name bis owl
! secretary. Victor T. Conklin was Sc
lected by Mr.. Moore and he has &C
cepted the position. This action wa
ratified at Monday evenings meetin,
by a vote of the Club which unani
mously elected Mr.. Conklin as secre
tary for 1923.
The Club directors also recommend
ed changing the name of the club S
that it's scope of usefulness woul
be widened. The name recommended b
, the directors was the /"Sauk Centr
, Community Club" and after some dis
u cussion the name was unanimousl
, selected by Sank Centres Civic OF
ganization.
: President Moore has given much G
, his time the past month working on
! the details for the new organization
A blue print of the proposed Con
munity Club rooms, and in fact, tn
entire city hall, as it will look afte
, the changes and the improvement
have been made, was exhibited an
thoroughly explained to those pres
ient. In order to carry out the plan
t There should be at least 1875 citizen
: of Sank Centre who are willing to il
) vest $500 each in this civic move
: ment. The new Club rooms will nj
only provide suitable home for tn
r Civic organizations, card and billia1
e rooms, dining room, but a moder
kitchen will be installed and thel
will be ample room to handle tt
various functions put on by the pull
< lie, and for this considerable re'
r enue can be obtained.
e One of the best features in come
e ton with the plans is to make sui
}. able place where the young men
e the city can gather for an afternoe
S or evenings wholesome entertain
t ment, taking them off of the stree
: 1t will also furnish a place for tt
). holding of dancing parties, by tt
!, young people of the community
! the winter time, under wholeson
S supervision.
e Visitors to Sank Centre often tim
e have need of using just such pla
: as the Community Club will provid
f In fact there are so many ways
5 which the new Community Club hon
: can be utilized not only by the eli
f zens of Sank Centre, but by the farr
ers, and visitors, that the Herald ca
n not we'll understand how any citiz'
. really interested in the welfare al
q development of the city can refra
: from becoming associated with it.
+ ATheer are still large number =
0 citizens to see, and the men who w
g call on you are giving their time
: put the proposition across and it
|. hoped that those who have not g
s ready signed up will receive the
n graciously and show their faith
s their town by becoming actively a
n filiated with this splendid organic
d ton.
NEW SEATS INSTALLED
The new seats for the Norwegi;