Árdís - 01.01.1953, Page 91

Ársrit Bandalags lúterskra kvenna
CONVENTION BUSINESS IN BRIEF
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Accredited representatives attended the Convention as follows:
36 delegates from 20 of the 21 organizations belonging to the League;
17 officers and Committee Members; one individual member; one
minister’s wife, Mrs. I. J. Olafsson.
Reports, all showing progress were submitted by officers,
committees of 20 of the 21 societies of the League. Membership was
granted The Junior Ladies Aid of Langruth, Manitoba.
Finance—The treasurer’s report showed receipts of $367.00
including balance of account of previous year, $281.20. Disburse-
ments, $288.46. Balance in Bank, $78.72.
THE AGENDA
Sunrise Lutheran Camp — Treasurer’s Report showed in the
General Camp Fund, Receipts $2,397.43; Bank Balance May 31st,
1952, $1,319.90; total $3,717.33; Disbursements, $1,487.49; Bank
Balance, June 9th, 1953, $2,229.84; total, $3,717.33.
Children’s Trust Fund — Receipts $106.65; Bank Int. $11.87;
Bank Balance, May 31, 1952, $631.49; total $750.01; Disbursements,
Sunrise Lutheran Camp, $210.00; Bible House $6.00; Bank Balance,
June 9, 1953, $534.01; total $750.01.
Memorial Fund — Receipts and Bank Int. $19.09; Bank Balance,
May 31, 1952, $348.63; total $367.72; Disbursements, $243.43; Bank
Balance, June 9, 1953, $133.29; Total $367.72.
Sunrise Lutheran Camp, Operational Report — Receipts, $3,-
112.40; Bank Balance, May 31, 1952, $1,012.76; total, $4,125.16; Dis-
bursements, $2,592.86; Bank Balance, June 9, 1953, $1,532.30;
Total $4,125.16.
The Camp Director, Mrs. Ingibjorg Olafsson, gave the report on
operation of the Sunrise Lutheran Camp. The season of 1952 was
successful. Attendance at Camp was higher than in previous years.
Improvements were made and new sport facilities installed before
camp opened. One new building was added that of director’s office
and residence. The Chapel in the Hall had been completed with
pews, an altar rail and altar. This room will be used for group
prayers and private devotions. The Sunday School Teachers
organization had in the last three years been raising a fund for