HOSPITAL NTWS
These hrve been busy days for
the hospital staff. Since Aut. 30
nine appendectomits have boon per
formed. V»ith the exception of one,
rll of these operations were em
ergencies, the p.' tients be5 ng oper
ated upon as soon as possible aftei
r-aching the hospit; 1. In spite of
that, two of th. appendixes had
already ruptured.
Although Lynn Sandvik was found
to have ; ruptured appendix, we
? re glr^ to report that he is w 11
on th ry to recovery.
i.-rs. Poroth7f Ft 11 had an emerg
ency apr ndectomy on Sunday morn
ing <is making a good r • covery.
She will b able to s tn rt teaching
school shortly.
At noon on Sundry/, Krs. Lei. ont
Hamby wan admitted to th: hospital
•ith acute a.ppendicit is, and was
operated on *•> short time later.
Sb sa.ys she fc Is fine.
Parly Sunt1 ry vrnin& *»rr. Plmer
Frof.ftikt. of Anchor; &e registered at
the hospital. This was one of
several appendicitis attacks, and |
it was found unwise to wa.it any
longer and so rh , too, was oper- j
ated on that dry. Sgt. Fro-' mke is'
stationed at Valdez.
That sa-m- voninc at 11 o'clock
siytean-y-' rr-old Irene Plumlcy was
brought to the hospital with r
v ry severe attack of appendicitis\
This c« st; could not wait even un
til morning, .and so once mor< the
hospital staff did surgery, Irene
is getting a lon^ fine, and she wil!
be rb 1to start school before too:
lon0.
01c Hanson of the Premier Mnc
has been hospitalize^ as the re
sult of a broken lag.
Stephan Ahvakanr , an employee; ;
of the A.R.C. has bum hospitalized
for a broken finder.
*“rs. Arnold Carsons had an i
appendectomy on ’Vcdncsday morning.!
Pho, too, Is makinc a cood con
valescence.
Fortune does not change man;
it unmasks them.
DOUGHNUTS, COFFEE CAKES AND
COOKIES OF ALL KINDS, GOOD
FOR THE CHILDRENS SCHOOL
LUNCHES*
THAT GOOD WHOLESOME HOME*
MADE STYLE BREAD, SO GOOD
TO EAT AND GOOD FOR YOU TOO.
WE USE THE BEST OBTAINABLE
INGREDIENTS AND THE BAKING
IS CAREFULLY SUPERVISED.
PIES &
CAKES
SCHOOL NEWS
The school Board voted In favor
of a harvest intermission during
the week Sept. 20th to 24th. The
Commissioner of Education feels
that this should apply to the upper
grades only, and that dismissine
the lower grades is not essential.
Thanks to the radio, it has ad
vised me what use is to be made of
the school buildinfc, by the potato
pickers. . . Harold L. Thuma, Supt.
HUNTERS FIND CARIBOU
Several parties of caribou
hunters have returned with lots of
good meat. The nature of the
country where caribou are found
made it difficult to get them out
! and there are a lot of sore backs
and weary legs this week. The
parties who have returned hunted
up in the Leila Lake and Ndchina
country and several miles off of
the highway.
RrMEMBER THE QUOTA FOR PALMER IS
$7,000 IN THE THIRD WAR LOAN DRIVE