Five of eight new members of the Charlotte
Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. are
shown above. They are, left to right, Thelme
tia Bynum, Sarah Gist, Nancy Stroud, Diana
Moss and Dottie Fuller. New members not
pictured are Sandra Murdock, Catherine
Waterman and Thelma Johnson. An installa
tion ceremony was held Friday evening,
October 22. During the ceremony, affirma
tions to support the purpose of the organiza
tion and to continue to spread goodwill in the
community were made. Afterwards, the
"Jacks joined their Jills for a social," said a
statement from the organization.
Beginning Uecember 8
Eastern Schedules Non-Stop
Flights To Houston, Texas
Eastern Airlines will begin
the first daily non-stop service
to Houston, Texas on Decem
ber 8, when the airline chang
es to its winter schedule of
flights leaving Douglas Muni
cipal Airport.
Announcing the new non
stop service today, A. Russell
Upshaw, Regional Director
Sales & Services, South Cen
tral Region, said Flight 385
will leave Charlotte daily at
9:50 a.m. and arrive at 10:53
a.m. in Houston.
Eastern's returning non
stop service, Flight 388, will
leave Houston daily at 1:20
p.m. and arrive at 4:12 p.m. in
Charlotte.
The winter schedule also
provides six other Eastern
services to Houston via con
' necting flights in Atlanta.
"The addition of Houston to
the list of non-stop destina
tions served by Eastern
should benefit many business
travelers in the Charlotte
area," said Mr. Upshaw. "The1
two cities share a community
of interests in that they are
both fast-growing centers of
commercial and financial ac
tivity."
Eastern's winter schedule
will also provide daily non
stop service to fourteen other
leading business destinations:
Atlanta, Jacksonville, Akron
Canton, Boston, Chicago,
Cleveland, Columbus, Ohio;
New York City, Newark, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburgh, Detroit,
St. Louis, and Washington,
D.C.
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Health Department Gave 4,120 Doses Of Flu Vaccine
The Mecklenburg County
Health Department gave 4,120
doses of bivalent flu vaccine to
citizens 60 and older during a
public clinic this past week
end, and later this week the
vaccine will be available at
the Health Department and its
annexes for those persons who
did not come to the public
clinic.
Beginning Thursday, Octo
ber 28, citizens 60 and older
may be vaccinated at the
Health Department, 1200 Bly
the Boulevard. The best time
to come, in order to go through
quickly, is at one of these
hours: Thursdays, 8 to 11
a.m.; Fridays, 2 to 4 p.m. and
Mondays, 8 to 11 a.m. or 2 to 4
p.m.
Beginning Friday, you may
also get the vaccine at the
Health Department's exten
Mrs. Johnson
Experiences
First Plane Ride
Mrs. Mary C. Johnson, of
2017 Lynhurst Ave., experi
enced a "first" in her life this
past weekend that she report
edly enjoyed. Mrs. Johnson,
who is 74-years-old, left Char
lotte to visit her sister, Mrs.
Sarah Warren, of'Norristown,
Pennsylvania, on the 8:15
flight Friday morning. She
made the flight after discou
raging the members of her
family to board a plane.
"I was surprised that she
consented to fly because she
has always been opposed to
me flying," said Mrs. Eva
Wiley, Mrs. Johnson's daugh
ter. "She enjoyed the trip so
much, she's planning to fly
again."
Mrs. Johnson was accom
panied on her night by her
grand daughter, Mary Cathe
rine Johnson, and her great
grand daughter, 16 month-old
Tammy Johnson.
Keep your out-of-town
friends informed on what's
happening in Charlotte by
sending them a copy of the
Charlotte Post each week. The
cost is only $8 per year.
sion in Belmont Center, 700
Parkwood Avenue. These are
the best hours to come; Mon
days, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;
Wednesdays, 2 to 4 p.m. and
Fridays 2 to 4 p.m. The
number to call for more infor
mation about this program is
374-2117.
The shots will also be given
at the Health Department's
Huntersville extension on
Highway 115, beginning Fri
day. These hours are suggest
ed for those who wish to go
through quickly: Tuesdays 10
a.m. to 12noon and 2 to 4 p.m.;
Fridays, 1 to 3:30 p.m. The
number to call for additional
information about Hunter
ville is 875-2523.
The Health Department has
notified all private physicians
who have requested bivalent
flu vaccine that the vaccine is
ready to be picked up at the
Health Department. Private
physicians in Mecklenburg
have requested 9,217 doses of
the bivalent vaccine, which is
protection against A New Jer
sey, or swine flu, and A
Victoria, the strain of flu that
was prevalent last year. The
private physicians will use
this vaccine for their chroni
cally ill patients and for those
60 and older. Nursing homes
have also-been contacted and
vaccine is being made avail
albe to the homes that request
it.
Beginning Monday, Novem
ber 8. the Health Department
will give shots to the chroni
cally ill persons who come to
the Department or to one of
the annexes. The schedule for
these shots will be the same as
those for the vaccination of the
60 and older.
All of the vaccine is free,
and all shots given at the
Health Department will be
free. Private physicians may
charge for administering the
vaccine. The program at the
Health Department will be an
on-going one, lasting for an
indefinite period of time.
No dates have been set for
the public clinics for citizens
18 to 60. The County is still
waiting to receive a sufficient
quantity of monovalent vac
cine, "which will be used at
these clinics. The vaccine is
protection against only the A
New Jersey or swine flu.
Dr. Maurice Kamp, Direc
tor of the Health Department,
and Mrs. Judy Forrest, Coor
dinator of the County's Swine
Flu Vaccination Program,
called the weekend clinic for
older citizens a successful
operation. The clinic was
staffed by Health Department
nurses and by Red Cross staff
and volunteers. Throughout
the two-day period, citizens
came and went with a mini
mum of delay. Even at the
peak hours, it took no more
than seven minutes for a
person to enter the building,
be briefed, turn in a consent
form, be vaccinated, and re
turn to the parking lot.
The clinic was held in the
County's Social Services Cen
ter on Billingsley Road.
The Health Department
number to call for additional
Mflinmtion is 374-2165.
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