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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
9
The Cotton Research and Promotion Act advances in the House, proposing a referendum on a dollar base assessment for research and promotion. Growers could vote, request refunds, and a Beltwide producer organization would manage programs. Participation would be voluntary, with two-thirds of voting volume needed for operation.
The Kern County YMCA introduces an adaptive and corrective physical education program for boys ages 6 to 13, focusing on coordination, motor skills, self confidence, and inclusion. Activities include elementary games, rope jumping, bean bag games, tumbles, trampoline, balance beam, and team ball games under trained supervision with safety as priority. Registration was held April 16 at the YMCA gymnasium.
Mrs. Ted Riner, Easter Seal chair, asked for late contributions to reach Kern County’s 1966 goal of 27000 for crippled children services. Easter Sunday receipts fell 3700 short of 1965 and the drive remains 7000 under target. donations may be sent to 610 Fourth Street, Bakersfield.
On April 23 in the YMCA gymnasium registrations must be completed in advance. For more information contact the YMCA at 327 8455.
Rosedale School will open a summer session on Monday June 20 for four to six weeks focusing on improving reading writing and arithmetic. Funded by Federal Funds P L 89 10 enrollment priorities based on need. Floyd Luttrell directs with plans to include grades 1 through 8.
A shortened fragment notes Peace Corps activities in developing regions. The report mentions volunteers, local partnerships, and rural projects aimed at health, education, and infrastructure, highlighting international aid efforts and community impact.
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