The YAILEY STTTLEh is published
every riday by the 'atanuslca
Valley Farriers' Cooperating Assoc
iation at Faimer, Alaska.
ling. Editor Irving Newville
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This paper is issued for the
purpose of giving information
and news of the I atanuska alloy
Farmers' Cooperating, associations
work, problems, accomplishments,
also news of local and general
interest; and to foster the coop
erative spirit of the Farmers of
the I-atanuska Valley.
TRAINING YOUR CHILD TODAY
if you wish to help your
child’s future, train him for Ch
aos. You begin by training the
child to expect the Unexpected.
You refuse to committ yourself to
tomorrow. You refuse firm prom
ises. You insist that you and
your child deal with events as
thev arise.
You don’t know what sort of
a world the child'will be living
in, when grown up. You don’t
know what careers will be open or
what social skills and graces will
be in favor. Therefore you must
make the child master the largest
number of skills.
Advise the child to learn
law, not to practise it but to
apply its lore to something else.
Advise him to learn medicine, if
he wishes, not solely for the sake
of becoming a doctor but also for
the wide variety of uses to which
he can put various medical skills.
Advise the child to master engi
neering in order to use engineer
ing skills where ever chance may
determine.
Tell the child that the
world is a giant deck of cards
each card a skill, some acos and
some deuces. Any skill in hand
ling the human body, so as to pre
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vent, cure or relieve suffer
ing is an ace. You apply it to
yourself, to anybody ■ Ise* you ap
ply it as a doctor might, or as a
trained nurse might, or as a bac
teriologist might. Scores f jobs
in hospitals, in the Army and the
havy, in 'schools, in factories,
and in public health services call
for such skills. Some jobs v/ill*"*i
always call for thorn as lopg-as
people fall ill op'get hurt or grow
old and feeble.
./alter 1.Pitkin in the Woman,
hew a or1:.
from hagasine Digest, June 1941
LHAKN FIKfcT Ax'
A First Aid Class hs ■ been or
ganized in V/asilla recently by Hel
en Johnson, Community Public Health
burse.
Was
The Homemakers C?ub of
ilia forms the nucleus for the First
Aid students of whom then
ondolled. The class is
two hours ever^ ..'onday ar
evening. On completion
hour course
certificate
; arc 14
> session
ihursday
’ the 20
will be
given.
If enough interest is shown,
it is possible to procure the ser
vices of Keith McCoy, field repre
sentative of American Fed Cross,
for instruction in more a vanccd
classes in First Aid to q lalify
members as Instructors, thereby
reaching a greater number of per
sons than can be taught under -the
present set-up.
Several hunched men and women
have boon enrolled in First Aid
classes in Anchorage, the majority
of which have been conclude
Upon the graduation of the
V/asilla class, Miss Johnson will bo
available for organization of other
First Aid classes in the Community.
Life is a quarry out of which
v/c arc to mold and chisel and com
plete a character.
Goethe
The lucky man moires his own
I
luck