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WASTLLA SCHOOL’S LIBRARY
* CATALOGUED: YARD GRADED
' More efficient use of Wasilln !
School’s yard has been utilized for:
olayground space bv a recent bull
dozing job on the south end of the
building by operator Chet Liebing, j
subscquented, through the kindness ;
of Alaska Road Commission maintain-!;
er operators, Messrs. Kepler and i
Harrison, by finishing off the roig
spots with the two power graders'.
Useful playground space has been i
greatly improved and nearly do\ibledl
As a result of Upper Grade and H*gh
School students mixing physical
education periods with cement, sub
stantial swings,a new flag pole and
an upright for a giant stride have ’
been erected, \
WANTED: a used rear
hub' from a Ford *V-8
to complete the giartt
stride nearly ..assembled.
Completion of cataloguing the schoo
library has recently been made by
this High School English instructor.
Mrs.Grace Kohler. The'Dewey decimal
system was used in this project.
The Defense Stamp contoat is off to
a good start, and evident grim deter
mination is evinced to help knock
Tojo asnd Hitler through the ropes.
Halloween parties are scheduled for
school pupils on the twenty-ninth
of this month.
PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL
The next regular meeting of the Pub»
lie Health Council is to take place
on Thursday, October 21, at 8 PM,
at the 'Health Center.--The chief
business of this meeting is to elect
officers for the new Council. To
achieve this, all organized groups
in the community have been asked to
see that both their old an'5 new re
presentative attend this month'a
meeting. The nomination committee
has a slate pf officers ready. If
possible, this may be augmented by
nominations from the floor. Electipns
completed, the Council may have time,
the same evening, to give some
thought to plans for the coming
year's activities.
A Public Health Council may be a
very potent factor in maintaining
'and improving the health of tt com
munity. Health is everybody's bus
iness. Care of it is not confined
to the professional, the doctor, the
nurse. What if either is able to see
the problem ahead of the layman?
Nothing can be done about this; until
it is understood by those most con
cerned. A health problem, like any
problem, does not exist for those"
who cannot see it. What if the
.Doctor, or the nurse, see the need
for -protection against the hazards
of communicable diseases, nothing ?
can be done until intelligent and
informed community leadership helps
convince the parents to undertake
the necessary procedures. Doctors
a*nd nurses know it is the birthright
■of every child to have the benefit
of close medical observation, have
the benefit of available scientific
information about feeding and other
nece’ssary care, at least during the
Cont. on pp. 8