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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1962
Page
7
Public explainer outlines why the 1961 polio law was passed, its optional exemptions, required immunization proof for 1962, and the plan for students to meet the requirements upon reenrollment. The Health Department advises consulting a physician if needed and emphasizes immunization before the next school year and upcoming polio season.
Unit 213 of the American Legion Auxiliary met for its regular business session. Erma McCoy presided and reports covered the 15th District meeting in Lindsay. Sonja Baehr joined as a new member. Plans for a Roaring Twenties party were set for June at Memorial Hall with refreshments to be supplied by the Auxiliary and members of the American Legion.
A summary from the U S Field Station in Shafter reports on how planting dates spacing and fertilizer levels affect cotton yield. The findings highlight optimal timing and input levels to maximize production.
The Cancer Society collaborates with Kern County School Districts to educate students about smoking and lung cancer. The piece notes that coronary thrombosis or heart attack is a frequent danger with severe chest pain and sweating, urging immediate doctor contact and calm patient care while awaiting help.
The Speaker announces Williamson will fill the vacancy in the State Assembly in recognition of John Williamson’s service. The governor will present a new budget and the Ways and Means Committee will process appropriations once approved by the committee.
Rio Bravo PTA held Founder’s Day in the auditorium with Mrs Marvel McClellan presiding. Messages from absent past presidents were read while the 4H Club showcased a short musical piece and sewing and cooking class demonstrations. Agriculture plans for livestock projects were reviewed and Calder gave the eighth grade life report. A nominating committee presented officer candidates for the next election.
Wearld Flower Show plans a trip to the World Flower Show in Los Angeles for Women's Club members and friends on March 1. Club President Mrs R N Roews handles reservations, to be paid at time of booking. contact numbers PI 6 2524 or FA 7 0869.
To coach Dale Fashbender of Shafter High School our congratulations for the fine job. Opening game isn't too far off and the best way to express our appreciation is to support our local high school club by attendance at the game.
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