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A recommendation from the at Whitfield Estates, as a deposi-Manaee County park. Beach and tory of county funds. The bonk Recreation Oom mission for an opens today.a portion oc zum Avenue w. was approved by commissioners. A public hearing was set on the matter but no one appeared to object.migm nave regisiereu www limits at the time of the crash” and the runway would have been closed because of the heavy fog.sorry to see oie uninese go ;ney had tears in their eyes.’“Starting on Nov. 30 the Chinese frontier guards cleaned theoav negotiations between the union and representatives of the giant aerospace firm would not be resumed at least until Wednesday.mmmmSabin Vaccine Given At Hospital And City JailBy PAIL S. (XXIPER Bradenton C*II Writer Hundreds of doses of Type I Sabin Oral Vaccine were administered Monday to residents of Manatee County who, for one reason or another, did not turn out for the mass feeding Sunday.A team of nurses from the Manatee County Health Depart-mem headed by Dr. Earl Saunders made the rounds of the Manatee Memorial Hospital, local rest homes and nursing homes and the city jail administering the vaccine which is intended to wipe out polio. They will take the serum to the county jail today.Total number of doses given Monday were not available last night. More than 30 Manatee Countyresidents also took the oral vaccine at the health department during the day.Many persons confined to bed in private homes also received the serum by calling the health department requesting the vaccine be brought to their homes. Dr. Frederick Allen, in charge of the county health department, said this may be done all through the week. The department will be feeding the serum during the hours of 8:90 a.m. and 4 p.m. to those unable to participate in the second mass immunisation this Sunday. JDr. Angus Graham, head of the county-wide program, said there will be only two exceptions in the list of feeding stations this Sunday from the ones used Dec. 3.According to Dr. Graham. Duetts residents turned out in such force Sunday that 100 per cent of the estimated population received the vaccine. The mobile unit wiki not return there this Sunday.It will, however, return to My-akka City from 12 noon until 3 p.m.Tallavaot's general store will be the location of the feeding station which was at the Prospect School during the first feeding The other feeding stations remain the same, with the same hours of operation — 12 noon to • pm. — in effect.Dr. Graham has requested all volunteer workers who helped man feeding stations Dec. 2, and who are sc*h iuled to help again Sunday, to be at their respectivestations at 11 a.m. He said at some stations as many as 30 people were lined up ready to take the vaccine by 11:30 a.m., on the first feeding day.He has also urged greater parti-cipstion from the teenage population of the county, because this is the age group most susceptible to the dread disease.Although the number of young adults who received the vaccine during the first administering was great. Dr. Graham feels It should be even greater at the second feeding.He said junior high schools and high schools throughout the county will he reminding students during the week to take the vaccine if they have not done so already.Total number of participants Sunday, broken down into age groups was:Under one-year-old, 434; one to five. 3.270; six to 12, 5,620; 13-19, 3969; 20-39, 5,887; and 40 andover 13,302. A total of 633 persons received the vaccine before the first feeding Sunday. Not counting the number fed yesterday the total is 38,113.Dr. Graham said the 47 per cent turnout for the first feedii^ was more than he had expected. He hopes to see 35,000 more Manatee County residents receiv« the vaccine this Sunday.Donation of 50 fents is requested. However, no one will be refused the vaccine because of inability to pay.
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Bradenton Morning Call
Bradenton, Florida, US
Tue, Dec 04, 1962
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