Public Health CouncilDIakes Plans
For fiCCfl, Dime Orives, Carnival -
Plans, I or conQueu
ing the March of
Dimes campaign the
ACCA membership drive
and the annual carni
val held during March
to raise funds for
the nursing service
quota of this city,
all were discussed .at
Thursday’s meeting of
the Public Health
_ Council. • .•
Sinbe the March of
^ Dimes campaign ends
on Jan. 31, it was
decided that a repet
ition of last year’s'
dance and cake sale
on the. late Franklin
Roosevelt’s birthday
would be the quickest
way of raising funds.
A committee of•
three, Mrs. Ellen
Nil son, Mrs. Martha**
Jensen and Mrs• Emma
Josefsen, was named
to recruit assistant
committees from among
Seldovia’s young pe
ople. These commit-.
tees will plan and
stage the Roosevelt
birthday dance on
.Feb. 1.
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SEWARD COOK IN LE-T
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Tne jpians ior tne
March carnival were
generally discussed
and groundwork begun,
but details will not
be outlined, until af
ter i: the February
meeting of the Coun
cil. The date of the
carnival will not be
decided until that
later meeti'ng•
Mrs. Susan Eng
lish, Council presi
dent, appointed a
‘committee of five to
study .the proposed
bills of adoption and
the licensing of
homes for children
which are sponsored
by the Department of
Public Welfare for
passage at the coming
legislative session.
' This committee is,
to draft a letter o£
recommendations to be
forwarded to the leg
islators under ther
Councilfs name. Com
mittee' members ap
pointed. were J. W.
Thompson, Anette Ja
cobsen., Alice Groot
hof, S,imon Josef sen.
and Viola Daniels. j
jMis.s -- Jacobsen,!
public, health nurse/
!rleported1' that since!
the November meeting
of the Council three!
Seldovia • • residents
had been sent to the
Seward sanitarium and
PORTER C HUD
HAS SCARLET FEVER
Morris Sorter, Jr.,
was brought to Seldo
via for medical
treatment aboard L.
V. Sommerville!s boat
this week* Upon his
arrival here, Dr.
Melvin Beltz found
the child*s illness
to be scarlet fever.
MRS, MCUANE.Y HERE
Mrs. Me I l’an ey of
Homer was brought to
Seldovia aboard the
Tillicum this week.
She is undergoing
.medical treatment
here, but is not con
fined ' to Seldovia
hospital.
&1CK FORDS MOVE
TO COOK HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip Bickford, recently
married here, moved
into a new home
__ this week. They will
live in the house for
erly owned by George
Cook * \ /Mr• and Mr«•
Cook- now make their
home ?.n the house own
ed by the Public Uti
Ijty Board.
a foJhth patient is
next week.
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