DRIFTED SNOW
Between 15 and 20 cars, in
cluding two school busses, Wed
nesday evening, waited in the snow
banks at the A. J. Swanson ranch
until the road commission's snow
plow cleared the road of snow.
The snow fence at this particular
location is tooclose to the road.
The occupants of the stalled cars
were very ^ratcful however to the
. road co:,irission for their timely
assistance in _etting the cars
* unstailed.
PUPILS LEARN HO'.' TO MALE ICE CREAM
This week Miss Myer’s first
and second grade are studying ice
cream, Thursday they went to the
Co-op Creamery to learn how to
make ice cream and to discover the
necessary materials used. °n Fri
day they experimented for them
selves; the pupils brought the in
gredients to malic their own ice
cream.
Don Hanson
PAV 'ER INS OVER EKLUTNA
Last Saturday ni, ht when the
Palmer boys and girls played
* Eklutna, the boys won their game
t by the score 72 to 23. Mr. More
man used his second team part of
the time. Ue noticed especially
skillful playing on the part of
one Eklutna player, 1Aenry Olson. .
Ted Pficff
BOYS TO
GIVEN a]
AL
In order to lefthe smaller
boys have an equal chance to play
the various games, Mr, Miller,
teacher of the boys Physical Educa
tion ClrS3, divided tli'o class into
three groups. Ke selected Adal
bert Ring, Jack Lee, and Lloyd
Puhl to oe the leaders of the
three groups. At present the boy3
are playing basketball.
Jim Herman
PUBLIC HEALTH LOTICE
German Measles is a specific
disease, different from t£ne more
severe type of measles. It is
spreading rapidly in this section
of Alaska, A few cases are now in
the Latanuska Valley Area.
German measles is rarely sev
ere and needs only good general
home care to prevent complications
such as ear infections or severe
colds.
Please cooperate in.the pre
vention of the spread of infection
by keeping your children at home
at the first sign of a cold. If
a rash does not appear in three
days the child is probably not de
veloping measles. If a rash should
appear please report the condition
to the doctor or Public Health
Nurse so that we may be certain
just how many cases occur in the
Valley.
Following is the Territorial
Health Law regarding German Measles
"No control measures have been
prescribed for cases of German
Measles and no homo visits are re
quired to be made by Public Health
Nurses in such cases. Aqy restri
ctions of the patient is left en
tirely to the discretion of the
attending physician or the parents",.
Public Health Nurse, Mary Sullivan
Deputy Health Officer,
C. Earl Albrecht
JAN. 21.
Music appreciation was the
subject of discussion at the Parent
Teachers Association meeting I an c. 2 l
Prof. Horriman gave a very interest
ing talk on musical training in
the school. Dr. Albrecht spoke on
music appreciation; he discusses
different types of classical music ■
composed by the great masters, re
cordings of symphony orchestras
were used to illustrate his locfira.
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