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GRANGE 70 DECIDE
ON BUILDING
The question as "Wiether to build or
.iot to build" will come before Grange
members this next meeting, March
25, in the Grange Hall. Grange
I aster, Kirsch,urges all members of
the Grange to attend this
meeting because it is important tha1
a definite decision be reached as *
to whether construction (Sf th5 nev;
Grange Hall will bo feasible this
year.
Also—RETETBER that the men are to ;
bring PIES for the pie social which
has been planned for this meeting.
The usual good crowd of about .40
persons turned out at the Pindchle
Party on Vednesday of this week.
Bill Curtis and Esther Brock won the
prizes for the highest scores at
this party.
There will be another Pinochle Part;
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COMMUNITY CHEST
MELTING CALL E [■
There ill be a general membership
meeting of tha 1 timer Community
Chest on IT -ch Cl, Friday, at 8:00
p.m. in the Co-op Club Room ( old
Linrary room) in the R..c Hell.Every
body who contributed to the Chest
during the last drive is a member
and entitled to vote. The purpose
of the meeting is two-fold: l) to
vote on the adoption of proposed
new by-laws; end 2) the formation
of a "Welfare and Disaster Fund
Council."
'1. In recommending new by-laws, the
main object of the board is to pro
vide a third clcss .of membership in
addition to the Individual and Hon
orary classes already provided. This
third class mould be Institutional'
members, or participating agencies,
which are usually included in Chest
memberships and play a very impor
tant part. Other proposals in the
new by-laws include: increase of
the number of board members from
s*even to nine; increase the term of
board members from two to three
years; and change the date of the
annual membership meeting from Sep
tember to February. Rather than
amend the present by-laws every few
paragraphs to incorporate these
changes, the board is asking the
membership to repeal the present by
laws end ad cut rev> ones, which fol
low the old ones very closely except
for the proposed changes.
If the new by-laws arc adopted, an
election of two new board members
will* follow immediately, from a
slate previously prepared and/or
nominations from the floor.
2. In recommending the formation of
a "v. elf are and lisaster Fund Coun
cil", th~ Chest is acting under Ar
ticle II .of its old or new by-laws
which include as one of the objects
■‘the effective planning and execu
tion of the social service program
of this community." The board feels
that a ..'elfaro and Disaster Fund
Council could do much towards corre
lating public and private welfare
services already in existence, as
well- as Stimulating additional ser
vices in step - ith increasing needs.
Such a council could be an efficient
and capable administrator of the Dj s-^
aster Fund, "hich the board proposes,
with consent of the membership, to
turn'over to it.
If the membership votes in favor of
such a council, election of an organ
izing board will follow immediately,
from a slate previously prepared, and
^ of- nominations from the floor.
Community Chest Board