The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-02-13

BY Jane Browne

the school cafeteria. Mary Row
ley, public health nurse was a
guest at the meeting and dis
cussed with the group immuniza-
ton and it's Importance to every
one.
It was decided by a vote of
the group that honorary pins be
purchased and presented at the
end of the school year to deservA
ing students in the grades and
high school for the following:
Citizenship, athletics, girls ath-
letics, history, mathematics, Eng
lish, science, music and leader
ship.
It was announced that the one
act play presented in Palmer rat
ed very well. "Comin' Round the
Mountain" was directed by Mrs.
Dickerson and Ray Holtz, stu
dents taking part were: Clyda
Thomas, Wythel Heaven, Mary
Hoffman, Violet Neff, Florence
Neal, Peter Hill, Clarence Wick
aryous and Dave Hamon.
Mr.. Line announced the special
movie to be shown March IA and
is for the benefit of the band
members trip to the Festival in
Fairbanks. The movie will be
''The Glenn Miller Story.
r The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments were served.
Typhoid immunization shots
were given to the Wasilla stu
dents, teachers and other resi-
dents of the Wasilla area last
Friday and Saturday as part of
the Public Health Service spring
immunization program.
| Mary Rowley, public health
nurse will be at the Wasilla Com
munity Health Center ia the sch
DOL at 100 PM, Friday, Febru-
airy IA to give the second in the
series of typhoid shots to all who
are taking the series of three. The
third and last of the series will
be given On Friday afternoon
February 81
There seems to BE- some doubt
as to who is eligible for the ser
vices Of the Public Health Nurse.
Regular visits are made to the
Wasilla Community Health Cen
ter in the school every two weeks
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Services of the Public Health
Nurse are available to anyone
and her schedule IS as follows:
Wednesday morning she devotes
to school children; Wednesday
afternoon the well child clinic
which includes infants and pre-
schoolers for their immunization
shots or other problems which
may come up. On Thursday Miss
Rowley makes any house calls
requested in this area. There is
an appointment book at the Was
lila Post Office for anyone wish
IN to see the health nurse in their
home.
Julia May, new daughter Of
Pat and Barbara Carney came
home yesterday with her Nom to
meet all the family. There is
Grandma and Grandpa Carter;
Aunts Helen and Colleen Carter.
then there is Grandma and
Grandpa Carney and Aunts Lin
da, Nancy, Shirley, Charlene and
Cynthia; Uncles Nick, Doug,
David, Ed and Dan Carney. Julia
May has two brothers too, Jeffry
and Patrick and later she'll meet
Uncle Don when he comes home
from the Navy.
Ex-MlSgt. Eloy Garcia Is at
present driving school bus on the
lower route, getting re-acquain-
ted with the kids and right at
home in the schoolhouse.
:
The Wasilla Grange NO. 2 has
decided against presenting their
annual Follies program due to SO
many other commitments, how
ever it was decided at the regu-
lar P.T.A. meeting that their or
ganization would present the
Follies for this year. John Bis
sard Of the Biz Lake area agreed
to do the directing and act as
chairman of the program. Anyone
interested in being in the pro
gram whether it be music, acting,
dancing, juggling, tumbling, etc.
will be welcome. Interested per
sons may call FR-3236 or Mrs.
Glenn Barnes. The Follies will
be presented the evenings Of
March % and 20.