HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/13/71 COUNCIL HEETING
OCTOBER 13, 1971
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bremerton, Washington, was held
in the Council Chambers, City Hall, at 9:00 A.M.P.D.T., Wednesday October 13, 1971.
Attending were : Mayor pro rem Clark, City Clerk Yeadon, and Mr. Eddie Atams.
Meeting opened with Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation by Brigadier Carl Andreasen,of
the Salvation Army Citadel.
Clerk read minutes of the October 6, 1971, meetin, which were approved by lctingMayor
Clark, subject to review by Mayor Jarstad and Co~nissioner $choneman.
EMPLOYMENTS - EEA
Emilio G. DeLucia - Dispatcher - Police Dept. - $540.00 - October 12, 1971.
Hendrickson, Ray S. - Dispatcher - Police Dept. - $540.00 - October 12, 1971
Katbleen Jean Henry - Clerk Typist - $445.00 - October 12, 1971.
Gerald E. Wheeler - Inspector -License and Operaions - ~reasurer Dept. - October 8, 1971
Acting Mayor stated that the employments stand approved, subject to the signature of
one or more of the remaining Council.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES:
Billy J. Blankenship, D.D.S. , M.D.
A copy of the claim has been given to the insurance company and to the Chief of Police.
PROCLAMATION
Clerk read proclamation by Austin M. Clark, Mayor pro rem, declaring the week of October
17 through 23, 1971, as "National Business Women's Week."
LETTER - P.U.D. - JEFFERSON COUNTY
Clerk read letter dated October 5, 1971, from William Bishop, President, Board of
Commissioners, Jefferson County P.U.D. , thanking members of the City of Bremertonfor
attending the recent Olympic Peninsula water resources Conference.
OPEN MEETING~
Hr. Eddie Adams commented that "Oil Institute Week" will not be proclaimed this year
He gave several reasons for this lack of action.
Mr. Adams noted that the newspaper had a story on a dog being found in poor condition in
a dry well in this county, and suggested that someone write the newspaper asking that
people take care of dry wells and old refrigerators in order to safe guard children.
Cum~issioner Clark stated this was a good suggestion and noted that there is an ongoing
program to accomplish this.
REPORTS
Acting Mayor Clark stated that Bernard Pedersen, retired water department employee, who
was Public Works Man of the Year for 1970, has passed away and his funeral is to be held
this morning.
Acting Mayor Clark reported that the Mayor is expected to be returning to the City
Thursday evening, October 14.
Meeting adjourned at 9:45 A.M. //<.~i '"~
~ ty Clerk