Pleasant Grove Review | 1939-03-10 | Page 5 | L. C. C. Inspector Addresses Group

L. C. C. Inspector Addresses Group Pointing out problems of liquor law enforcement, and ways in which the public may help combat these problems, James Zimmerman, district dis-trict inspector for the Utah Liquor Control commission addressed a meeting of the American Fork Red Cross and Welfare organization Monday night. City Marshal Clyde Chestnut also was a principal speaker at the meeting. meet-ing. He discussed local phases of liquor control and use of tobacco by minors. A report of the physical examinations examina-tions of school children of wlected grades was presented, and orrange-ments orrange-ments were made for the follow-up work. Names of children necd'.ijr immediate corrective attention v re divided among members of the organization, or-ganization, who will begin ihe contact con-tact work with the parents this week. In connection with the prof nun of physical examinations, Mrs. Deibert Chipman extended thanks for the i assistance given: "The committee especially wishes to thank Mrs. Jesse M. Walker, chairman of the comirH-tce, comirH-tce, for her services; and the doctors, who gave their cooperation." All members of the organization were present at the meeting, Including Includ-ing Mrs. .Chipman, president; Mis. Jesse M. Walker and Leo Nelson, assistants; Miss Lily Shatter, Mulctary; Mulc-tary; and Mayor Albert Tregaskis, Councilmen W. S. Storrs and James Tattersall, Lions President John II. Miller, and Principal Jesse M. Walker, Walk-er, of the board.