Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-23
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Attends AnnuoI
Whereby Meeting

presided
Raymond W Cannon, member
~ The boapi introduced the speak.
or the Honorable Thomas A Tal-
iakson, Judge ot District Court uf
Hennopin County Juvenile ntyi
sion. whose subject WAS rrroub.
led Youth In our Times Tho
speaker pointed out that Juvenile
delinquency which is one ot the ma
jor Problems TO-DAY. is because Of
The Tragedy OF broken homes. they
are frustrated and have q secret
hcwtldermcnt and fear They need
the warmth human friendship and
fellowship from the community
n, said that young people have
a sixth SENSE and arc quick to
discover real honesty and rvspce,
when due we must appraisc
their work same as their problems,
seek what causes them 10 be this
way Tor in most instances they
are the victims of The tragic way
IN which they live and thcis com
munity characteristics
I'VE must find methods 10 help
them preserve law and order hook
at the youngsters family and
and community talk with their
parents nnd out about their
homes community and schools Try
ia set 10 them sit down with
them. find ont their problems and
try 10 understand them open
more facilities 20 help these young
s,cfa who are in distress aud be
more realistic 81 the facts con.
iinucd thr speaker
he aaid that We cannot treat
children the same M adults they
are less equipped 30 make proper
decisions ~ was IN 1880 that the
state OF Illinois adopted tho first
court Tor Juveniles siAcc that time
the Juvenile code movement has
spread TO every state
In conclusion Judge Tallaltson
cited that we arc fortunate ~
Minneapolis ga have Juvenile
center Rather than placing the
Youngsters on the county We have
schools for boys 60 help them
constructiyrly Crime ana Juvenile
delinquency today arc ycztofyenr's
neglect Of children failing % have
their God given rights good par
onts and human warmth and
friendship"
Musical numbers by the - W
Oman Male Chorus with MI Rob
CIT Mantgke directing. vocal
solo by Miss nayma Ealca, Mr.
Ralph rrimm, aooompanis, and a
dances performed by pupils ~
Mrs Marion Williams added tho
evenings entertainment
MI ralph G primm played IN
ciden,sl music during the dinner
hour
Mr. Theodore Woodland gave Tho
treasurer report Miss Esther
Sherwood gave the scholarship
committee report Mr. Cosnilo
rreedlovr. boys work director
made hia report and showed slides
81 the whoatley Camp Katherine
I pafeon Miss PEARSON who gave
the camp site was introduced b.
M Thomas
/ Nj Henry 1hemaa head reel
dent made q report an tho actiw
ties ~ tbs house and introduced
staff members Introduction II
representatives ~ atty govern
mont social and fratornai organ
,galians and the Introduction ~
Mrs garpeti Davis general chair.
man. was made by Mr. Thomas
Mrs Davis IN turn introduced hsf
COMMITTEES
a bifbiight ~ tho evening came
when NJ Harry Davis boxing
coach was presented y placque
award Nj Thomas who mad"
the presentation IN ths absence ~
George 4 Barton. who WA Ia
lSep Ygrk on another commit
mcnt read a letter from Mr. Bar
fon IN which b. stated that The
board - directors ~ The h9use.
made this award Tor the oiistand
cog and fsifhfui servo" ~ NJ
DAVIS not only 70 Phyllis wheat
lley but ~ the city and me state
Mr. Davis made q few brief ~.
marks IN acceptance
NJ Wendell Jones chairman
- he nominating COMMITTEES made
bis report an1 the following ~
lnoerR were elected f9r 1865
F9f president NJ cHffmd Furs
/ er. first vice president Nr Fred
Ia Hadley. sccoud yics proaidcni
~ WsHasii q Jones recording
secretary Mrs. John X nortland
corresponding secretary Nrs rau
Z Curry. treasurer -, Thr'sior'
! Wos~isfd aad assistant treasurer
Mrs Lloyd Hale
isyarG memEera 20 elected ~
it6res gear terms were Raymond
" Cannon Charles . rls' Fiwir
ID geesisom niss Katharine PSF
s9rs ana Mines garnrtt Davis
Robert Chariioa J Prank FRASER
H. Is @oaern ana Wh a Jones