FEALTI! :0!'” :1L NEV.'S
The n. xt regular me* tint- of the
Public Her1th Council wil] take
plpcc^on Thursday, S^pt. 16,- a.t
8:00 P.K. at the health centcr.
Several town health rrob lama will t
- resent-r at this meetine. J-t, is
oped all members of the Council
will be pres nt so that these prob
lems may be thoroughly discussed.
Following the r tnlnr meeting,
Di-. Hochn will present a program
on tuberculosis. The mode of trans
mission of this disease, its pre
vention, and its frequency in the
t<rritory will b discussed. Two
sound roving pictures, "Goodbye nr.
Germ" and "Sand in the Gears" will
be shown following the talk,
Si'w. tuberculosis is s problem
of important dimensions in the
territory, the- Her 1th Council is
hoping this program mam reach the
greatest number of people possible.
Everybody is moat cordially invited
to attend the tall: and 1 he pictures
As part of this program of infor
motion on tuberculosis, th^ film
"They ho Come Back" will be shown •
Friday evening, Sept. 10, at the
Community Hall, just before the
r^gul r weekly feature.
! LOCAL NE'.VS
Bud Bouwens is a Palmer visitor
jthis week on furlough from duty 5n
the Air Corps in the Islam s. 'Bud
isavs that the i/iatanucka Valley looks
%ood to him and that he can't"wait
to get back as soon as the v.ar is
over. ... j. , .. .
George Sodjone is visitiru Palmer
and reports that Clarence 5‘"em
ployed on the TJ.S. - Canad'r. a oil
.project in the Yukon counti /. he
expects to be relieved in j bout a
;month and will return to Pal .ter * s
soon as p£sgiplev
Herbert Caulkins and fa- *ly have
moved back on their tract rrd*we
hear that they are going to st^y.
The beys have started to school',
hrs. Caulkins has been in the hos
pital for a short time this summer,
but is lookin^ fine now.
. Lrs. Bruce Graham has ace: pted
employment in the grocery dept, in
the Trading Post. While th‘e od* tor
feels that Mrs. Graham is going to
do a bood job, it still doesn’t
solve the problem of reaching, goods
on the top shelves.