THE PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE (Cont. from p.l)
child’s physical condition, routine of day
Make recommendations,
10:30- Arrange with Cripnlcd Children’s
Association for tho buying of a braco
for child in family unable to afford
expense of samo,
ll:00-At Palmer School. Check condition of
child ill in restroom. Discuss physi
cal' condition of X child with teacher
make report of home visit. Confer
with children re:
li Condition of tooth
2. How to administor simple first aid
3, Specific problems as related to
health,
P.M.
1:00- Office Hours in Hoalth Center.
to 1, Mrs. Y, comos to office to find
2:00 out rhero she should have eyes
tested, ’
2. Mr, J. returns book on Child Care
wife had borrowed.
3. Committee Chairman for Loan
Closet comos to get advico on work
'her committee is doing,
4. Nurse plans visits for afternoon
and trios to find time to answer
correspondence and keep records,
2:00-Visit to Mrs. 0, whose throe-year-old
child sucks her thumb and’is unable to
keep her bed dry at night.
2:30-Help Mrs. Z. prepare for her new baby
Help her'prepare the family for the
nor baby.
2:00-Discuss Mr. Q,*s ncod for'medical care
He hag been losing weight, is'always
tired, has’a persistent cough.
3:30-Sec the B. ehild who was vaccinated
at Child Health Conference and mother
is wondering if reaction is normal.
4:00-Visit Mrs. C. who reports she is un
able to care'for her family sinco her
husband left.' Refer to agency who
will help her.
4:30-Visit child ill with communicable di
sease. Help mother isolate child to
prevent spread. Demonstrate care of,
bed patient.
5:00 Home,
All these duties that, the nurso porforms
arc .available to the Valley—only if $600,
is raised. Hove you sent in your contri
bution? Contributed,
The SOURDOUGH HOMEMAKERS’ CLUB not at the
hone- of Mrs. Mnds Johanson, Tuesday, No vem
bor 12th. Miss Margaret Martin, Hono
Demonstration Agent, not rith the group
end gave a demonstration on nCandy Making.
MISS MARGARET MARTIN, Home Demonstration
Agent, has boon in the Valley this v/cok,
attending Homemakers* Clubs and giving
demonstrations on "Candy Making.** All of
the Clubs are taking up this project this
year and nill have this demonstration bo
fpro Christmas.
PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
HA.RD TO DRY THOSE CLOTHES
i.—t-i—
OUTDOORS?
WE CAN DO IT INSIDE,
WITH THE BEST RE!
IRENE LEPAK
TH7 USJ
LOYAL ORDER*MOOSE
LODGEM00SE m NO. 793
MEETS 2nd and 4th- TUESDAYS at
8:00 p.ia.
VISITING MEMBERS ARE V7E LOOMS.
HFi I fk\ . _
BAKBtK bHUr
HAIRCUTS
SHAVES and
SHAMPOOS
•K frank heller
LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP
, DON’T ’.TEAR YOUR NERVES OUT ON
| YOUR HAIR—GET A PERMANENT
Land you uill he surprised at
TIME IT SAVES YOU.
LOU RASMUSSEN
VALLEY SHOE
REPAIR
/>, MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP
"WHILE YOU WAIT" SERVICE
; OPEN SHOW NIGHTS
VALLEY THEATRE BLDG.
DON IVES
DIRECTORY
DR. F. R. ,SI M S
PALMER
DENTIST
ALASCA
DAVID HOEHN M.D,
BERNICE ANDREWS M.D.
PHYSICIANS
PALMER
SURGEONS
_ AT.lgTA
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ALASKA SALMON PACK FOR 1946 SMALLEST SINCE
1927 ' •
The pack of conned fish in Alaska end U.S,
during the first nine months of 1946 was
8$ below last year, according to Fish and
V/ildlifo Scrvico, Tho Salmon pack was one
of tho poorest in its history, falling to
tho lowest lovol sinco 1927,