A kindergarten and day nursery is in process of er ection.
TRADING CTLUBS
Men's Club with member ship of about one hundred.
Its
quarters, which are rented from the settlement, are furnished with
billiard and pccl tables, a meeting room, shower baths, and a read-
ing roem with pericdicals and a small library
Women's 01ub ef about four hundr ed and fifty members.
Housed in a building of its own in which there is a hall seating
Lectures on current topics; discussions by
eight hundred people.
members; musical afternoens by club che rus; other activities including
Library of 1927 velumes
public spirited enterprises.
Its building,
Boys' Club with an enrolment of one thonsand.
recently erected, is equipped with bowling alleys, billiard tables,
athletic apparatus; shops for work in iron, wood and printing; a
It is open
game roem and class rooms.
library and a study roem;
Age of member ship from 12 to
to members every day from 3 to 10 p. m.
20 years
Culver club, a residential club of working boys, who occupy
the twe upper floors of the Boys' Club Building, is self sustaining.
Ages of members limited to the years between fifteen and twenty.
Membership thirty.
