The Hardin Tribune Herald

PREPARATIONS

FOR CLINIC MADE

Ailing Children Invited to

Receive Free Diagnostic

Treatment Saturday

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All able and are invited to come to

the clinic: old infantile paraly-

sis cases, osteomyelitis, tuber-

culosis of the bone, arthritis.

traumatic conditions including

amputations of long standing

that need to have further care

or treatment; congenital con-

ditions such as cleft palate,

harelip, club foot, torticollis

(wryneck), supernumerary dig-

its: miscellaneous conditions as

marked spinal curvature, etc.,

may also be included.

In addition to the examina-

tion by the orthopaedic special-

ist there will be consultation

for the family physician. Voca-

tional guidance will be offered

by a representative of the Bu-

reau of Vocational Rehabilita-

tion to those children who wish

to discuss their problems of

vocational education with him.

The Hardin clinic is being

sponsored by the Big Horn

County Welfare Council. The

Big Horn County Medical As-

sociation has endorsed it. The

Division of Crippled Children

of the State Department of

Public Welfare and the Bureau

of Vocational Rehabilitation are

cooperating with the plans.

It is hoped that as many of

the physically handicapped chil-

dren as possible from Big Horn

and Treasure counties will at-

tend the clinic.

Letters of inquiry regarding

the clinic should be addressed

to Miss G. Borghilde Dahle,

public health nurse, Hardin.