, Holding its ‘regular monthly
i meeting in the bohoolhouse, the
'• Kodiak Public Health Advisory Cou
ncil met nt 8 oI clock* with Mrs.
| R. L* Clifton presiding. There wer
. 18 members present.
Mrs. Cobn, chairman of the-very
important nursing committee, made
a report to the effect that certai
equipment was badly needed in the
local health center. Action by the
members present made the purchase
of this equipment possible-. .
Kodiak’s community nurse, Miss
j Alma Spencer, reported on the
; survey recently made by Messrs.
• IT.aasi and Morley of the Terr, Bo
; ard of Health. They,had posted 168
j notices of sewerage disposal and
120 notices of garbage disposal.
Also posting signs on certain
spots prohibiting the dumping o"f
refuse there.
Mr. R. £. Clifton and Dr. A.H.,
Johnson were appointed on the
j publicity committee,
j A new member was introduced,
I Mb. .Gene Dawson,, who spoke a few
! words pertinent to the enforsement
| of the sanitary regulations.:
IT. S. Marshall Herring stated
that prosecution action might be
taken against individuals found
flagrantly breaking the rules.Such
1 complaints to be filed by the
; Health Council.
A short talk was delivered by.
Mr. Warren Taylor on relative_
subjects.. . I
A very inspiring talk v/as given
by Rev, Warner, his subject being
"Health and Happiness". His address
was enthusiastically received.
After stressing the importance
Jof organization,in this growing
community, Krs. Clifton entertained
a'motion' to.adjourn.
Officers of the Kodiak Public -
^Health Advisory Council are Mrs. R
L. Clifton, pres., 0. A. Torgerseon
sec'ty-treas., Mrs. I. Presadski,
vice-pres. •*
SURVEYSHIP ARRIVES
The Government survey ship U.S.S.
"Cavanaugh” of the U.S* Army was in
Kodiak today provisioning for her
trip to Poise Pass, on official
business< Capt. Roe Dyke is in
/command and. she carries a crew of
14. ; •;
She was formerly owned'by .Hr.
.Campbell Church and wa s named the
"Helene”. She was originally built
for Ur. T. Sorenson, now production
manager of the Pord Motor Co.rp and
cost $600,000. She is 150’long;
25 ft. beam; 9,6 ft. draft and has
a speed of 14 knots. She was built
in Bath, Me. in 1918.
The "Cavanaugh" has come directly
from Seattle and will be in Chignik
Cook Inlet area and S.E. Alaskan
water's for about thirty days before
returning to her berth in the Gov’t
docks at Ballard, \7ash«
COMPLETE STOCK OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
MEAT MARKET
PUBLIC LOCK
STETSON HATS
PHILCO RADIOS
GRAY MARINE ENGINES
INTERN ATIONAL TRUCKS
PENDLETON.WOOL SHIRTS
EASY WASHING MACHINES
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS
AMOCAT, S. *& W. COTED GOODS
COLE AND SPARK OIL HEATERS
PILSCIM BETTER OUTDOOR CLOTHING
SWIFT* 8 PREMIUM HAMS AND BACONS
FLCRSIIEIM AND ENNA JETTICK SHCSLS
Operators of the Motorship ’'Mavis’'
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