The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-05-04
Com. Club
Dinner Was
Fine Success
School Patrol, Guests of Hon.
ors, We're Awarded Ger
tificates and Buttons
MISS PATTERSON SPOKE
Home School Head Gives In
teresting Resume of the
Institution

One hundred and twenty-five
men and women of Sank Centre
partook Of the dinner sponsored by
the Sank Centre Community Club
at the Club rooms Thursday eve
ming of last week.
At the close of the dinner Presi-
dent Carl Fischer took charge and
did an excellent job as master of
ceremonies.
DR.. ]. F. Dubois, chairman of
the clubs park and Fairgrounds
committee gave an interesting re-
sumo Of the work done and being
done to beautify the park and make
safe and pleasant bathing beach
for the kiddies. The doctor stated
that much of the credit for the i'm
provements made should go to
Louis o. Larson. The doctor call
ed attention to the fact that the
boat houses had been removed to
the north side of the lake, west of
the bridge. The bay used as a run
way for the boats was being made
into a lagoon. Sand will be used
to fill portion of the bay to make
it absolutely safe, and flowers and
shrubs will be planetd around the
edges under the supervision of Mr..
Svenneby.
The school patrol, consisting Of
Bob Dowswell, captain; Adelia
Henningsgard, Alpha Hennings-
gard, John Metzger, Katherine Ken
nedy, Donald Kinsella, Sarah Egg
an, Eleanor Gordon, Vernon Weeks,
Eoise Schumacher, Ruth Austin,
Joseph Weiss. Evan Wruck, Ben
janin Sorenson, Francis Bromen-
shenkel, Mary Kennedy, Franklin
Vandesteeg, Bob Carpenter, George
Halstead, Fern Nelson, Nancy
Wedge and Hazel DeLong were
guests Of honor at the dinner.
After a song, "Oh Evaline," by
the High School male quintet, di-
rected by w. A. Kohl, who presid-
ed at the piano, Mayor DeLaurier
was introduced. He expressed his
pleasure at being at the dinner and
complimented the school patrol up
on the splendid work they had done
during the year. He said the eff
fciency Of the patrol had caused
much favorable comment by
strangers passing through the city.
The quintet, consisting of Clifford
Domke, Lester Wruck, Fay Domke,
Charles Rattle and John Metzger
san Chloe" and "On a Chivien
Honeymoon"
Bob Dowswell, captain of the
patrol, than gave a very interesting
resume of the manner in which the
patrol worked. It was explained
that the students were divided into
four squads who served before the
opening of school; before the clos
ing for the noon hour; before
school was resumed after lunch,
and before school closed for the
day. As the result Of this work
not a single accident had happened
at Sank Centres grade crossing
during the school year. Bob ex-
planned that the city had provided
coats, overshoes and mittens to
keep the patrol comfortable during
the cold winter days. On behalf
of the patrol he thanked the city
council and the citizens for the
splendid cooperation given the pa
troll. Bob made a very fine talk
Tom Clough, adjutant, of Robert
Swift Post, American Legion, who
sponsored the patrol in commune
ton with the state highway de-
partment, presented the individual
members Of the patrol with suitable
buttons and certificates certifying
their efficiency in a splendid work.
Miss Inez Patterson, superintend-
emit of the Home School for Girls,
was the main speaker Of the eve
ming. Miss Patterson expressed
her appreciation of having an OPP
portunity to talk to the men and
CConfllued on rage FOUR