Sewickley Herald

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Herald
The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936
Price 5 Cents
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Y M. C. A. Opens Membership Enrollment Period Tonight
Tonight (Friday, tlio 25th) at 6:15 m
tlio "Y" building is tho "kick-off."
of tlio Annual Enrollment of old and
now members. Fifty loyal and enthusiastic workers will bo "talking
YMCA" to hundreds of pooplo in the
Valley between now and Tuesday evening, October 6th. With a record from
last year that went 70 per cent beyond
tlio year beforo tho toams will bo challenged to tho utmost to oxeced tho
1035 achievement. In their favor aro
tlio largo number of workors who have
Imd successful exporionco in campaigning and tho gonorally improved position of young pooplo.
The six captains aro the best loader!
that this or any other Association could
provide—and several of last year's leading captains aro sorving in tho ranks
this year for tho greater succoBS of tho
■whole, drive. Miss Dorothy Nash, Miss
Marjorie Wright, J. M. Snodgrass, Bob
Eitehey, Eobort Klcindionst and Jack
Brand will set a fast paco as '' drivers"
in tho auto race from the Pacific Coast
to Sowickloy. A Buick, Dodge, Nash,
Chevrolet, Ford and Chrysler team will
compote in this cross-country event,
and tlio local dealers of these cars have
promised to furnish their active support and to give a chicken dinner to
their team in case it wins the race.
E. M. Borgcr is General Chairman and
Eev. J. G. AVilliama is campaign director.
A special exhibit in tho "Y" lobby
will mark tho progress of the different
"cars" until October (5th. Friday afternoon a parade of the ears will drive
through Sowickloy. For tho dinner tonight the speaker is Mr. Homer Andrews, formerly of tho Life Underwriters' Association of Pittsburgh, and
an old friend of the, "V."
Tho assistance of all friends of the
"Y" in tho Valley is asked in securing the names and addresses of young
people who should bo interested in tlio
Association but aro not now members.
If you have been a member of the "Y"
and have thought a little, of coming
back this winter, now is the time, for
special advantages aro offered during
Enrollment Week,
Enrollment days arc specially set
aside for visitors. If you have doubts
about what tho "Y" has to offer you,
wo recommend that you make it a visit
this week and see for yourself. To
thoso having complaints or suggestions
for improvement of service wc ask
that thoso bo sent to Genornl Secretary
Donald B. Atwcll to be considered now
at tho beginning of tlio year.