Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-30
CHAIRMAN GALTSREPOR7 SHOWS
SPLENDID WORK OF MEMS LEAGUE
Lay mems Missionary Com m,ttee.
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the Chinese EnpIgp
Pa Ga Day Camp Committee. George
R. Carter, Chairman.
TIE following has h"eu furnished
hv H." PaIama Ser I.mrut in charge
OF th,. TUD.lrulo~i> Day Camp r"lrr
Ing ne past year
To'al cost Of operating Orr
1911. it, Oct. /. lHl2........< 4%1>77.
OF This amount, the Mems
LpagUe contributed ........ &"5l.""
The cost ot operating the pre-.
NiUWS Year VAS ........... 4.54l ~
{, differeure OF only .......< - -
TN" average number OF patients in
the camp has been ten. the averaged
,OSt tor one patfent per Gay SIN. The
Day Camp is capable of accommodate
ing and caring for twenty-five Pa
nd 10, oI fillnI
to its capacity the cost per patient
would be about eighty cents per day.
Therefore TO operate the camp with
twenty-five patients would cost about
seven thousand three hundred dollars
yer year. or an increase of only about
three thousand dollars per year over
and above the annual expenditure UpI
10 the present time.
There are plenty Of patients avail
able TO 90 there and receive the ines
Unable benefit TO be derived, both for
themselves and for their relatives and
friends, and in fact the entire com
nunty. it being we'll understood that
the greatest advantage TO be gained
from Day Camp is the spreading of
and information broadcast, !
to teach those afflicted with tubercu- |
iOSis how to take care of themselves !
and how to prevent others from con- |
lracting the disease. All that is need !
I'd to more than double the good work |
now being done by the Day Camp in |
this fight against the Great White !
Plaque is additional funds to the eX-
tent of three thousand dollars per !
year.
Suggested Recommendations
Your Executive Committee begs ;
leave to submit to the league the fol /
lowing recommendations:
|. That the Mems League continue |
its support to the Pa Ola Day Camp; !
that we endeaTor to raise during the !
coming year an amount equal at least I
TO that contributed last year; and that !
The new Chairman elected tonight be |
authorized to appoint a committee to |
make the canvass at the proper time
Tor this fund
2. That the Mems League continue
its support to the Juvenile Court
through the Big Brother Movement,
and that a committee be appointed
by the incoming Chairman to solicit
FOR more Big Brothers in an endeayOr
@ take care of at least double the
number OF boys the coming year.
). That this being the year when
our Legislature sits in session, the
league undertakes through its EXeCu-
i've Committee TO arrange for series
If public meetings between now and
he opening of the territorial legisla-
ure. for discussion of specific lines
If Legislation which seem important |
o the welfare of this community and
errtOry-that we endeavor in this !;
way. not only to create public senti-
nent in favor OF such Legislation, but,
)y specially appointed committees. as
list in drafting suitablP- bills and in
securing their enactment
Before closing | desire to express
ny appreciation of the full spirit Of
harmony in which the members of
his league work.
I do not know of any other OrgFni- ':
atiOn in this country. comprised of so
many men, banded together for the
purpose of aiding and benefitting and /.
Uplifting the entire community as we'll
IS each other in so many lines OF ,
plendid work.
Truly yours.
SiSned) J. 4. GAIT.
Chairman Mems Lraouo