The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-06-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE,


the proceedings OF the meeting Of the
county AntiTuebrculosis League that
met at TOnasket last week, but too
late for the last issue of the Gazette.
The meeting was we'll attended and
Mrs. Geo. w. Lee, of Omak, president
of the League gave a very interesting
and full report of the activities and
accomplishments of that organization
The following board of directors and
officers were elected and resolutions
adopted: y.
Board Of Oirectors-Dr. E. e. Couple
of Omak; Mrs. P. H. Pinkston. Con-
conully; Mrs. Geo. w. Lee. Omak; +.
CARRIER, Okanogan; Mrs. C. T. Borg.
Pateros, Mrs. George Ormsby. Tomas
ket; Mrs. Clay Fruit, Tonasket: O.. L.
SwensOn, Omak; Mrs. w. A. Bolinger,
Methow; Mrs. F. v. Brock. Riverside:
Mrs. J. M. Richmond, LOOMS; f. F.
Banker, Winthrop; Mrs. J. O. Burdette
Malott; Mrs. P. T. Harris, OkanOgan;
Mrs. Guy Greaves, Brewster; Mrs.
Geo. B. Pratt, Boston Heights; Rev.
Gray, Oroville; Mrs. J. c. Tallett,
Wauconda.
The directors later met and selected
the following officers:
Mrs. Geo. w. Lee, Omak. president;
DR.. e. e. COpple, Omak, vice-presi-
dent Mrs. w. A. Bollinger, Methow,
second vice-president; Frank CARRIER,
Okanogan, treasurer; Mrs. c. T. Borg,
Pateros, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. P. T. Harris, Okanogan. record
ing secretary.
The executive committee consists of
the president, treasurer, the two Sec
retaries and three others, who are
Mrs. Clay Fruit of Tonasket, Mrs. Guy
Greaves of Brewster and l.. o. Wen
son of Omak. The two vice-presidents,
the county superintendent-o schools
and the county health officer are ex-
officio members of the executive COM
mittee.
The resolutions adopted included an
Endorsement of the work of the county
nurse and requesting the commission
ers to fill that office as soon as they
could provide funds. The resolution
follows:
Resolved, the Okanogan County An
ti-Tuebrculosis League extend sin
cere thanks and appreciation to the
people of Tonasket for their splendid
hospitality and entertainment which
have made this visit to Tonasket so
delightful.
Resolved that 1t is the sense of this
meeting that the office Of county
nurse is highly essential to the vel
fare Of every community and that a
campaign of education be carried on
the object of which shall be the filling
of that office as soon as the county
commissioners can see their way clear
to again finance same.
Resolved. that Okanogan county
League wishes to
express its appreciation for the splen-
did cooperation, assistance and pub
licity given by the newspapers Of the
county.
Resolved that the Okanogan County
Anti-Tuebrculosis League go on rec
ord as heartily in favor of the new
health program as outlined recently
ny Tue Stdtc AucCtiA6 VI SOuAIy oupCA-
intendents.
Resolved that the Okanogan Coun-
ty Anti-Tuebrculosis League extend
it's thanks to all speakers, outside WIS.,
itors and others who have SO ably
assisted in making this annual meet
ing a success.
Resolved that the OkanOgan Coun-
ty Tuberculosis League extend
a sincere vote of thanks and appre-
citation and unselfish effort in behalf
of our league; to Mrs. B. b. Buchanan
executive secretary Of the Washington
Association, for her
valued assistance and advice and to
DR.. Frederick Slyfield, tuberculosis
specialist of Seattle, who has given
so freely of his time and service in
furthering the work of tuberculosis
prevention and cure. And may this ap-
probation include also every officer
and worker who mas so literally con-
tributed to the success of the past
years work.
Mrs. p. H. Pinkston, Conconully.
DR.. e. f. Copple' Omak.
Mr.. Ralph Mann, Omak, Chairman.
Resolutions Committee.