SHS Boosters Eye Micro Computer Program Expansion
Shafter High School plans a booster group to raise funds for micro computers for advanced business math and science classes. A $300 donation from the Woman's Club supports the effort, with SHS Patrons also pledging gifts as staff seek partners in the community to start with about 1800 to 2000 dollars for computers terminals and a printer.
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Shafter High School
SHS
Renee
Larry Grayson
Lloyd Robideaux
Mike Nichols
Jerry Long
Woman's Club
California Highway Patrol seeks public input on radioactive material routes
The California Highway Patrol invites comments on proposed interstate based routes for transporting fissile and quantity radioactive materials within the state. Public input deadline is July 26 1982 with a hearing at 10 a.m. July 26 in Room 150 State Personnel Board Sacramento.
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California Highway ‘Patrol
Department of Transportation
Fd Kynaston
Enforcement Services
Kynaston
State Personnel Board
Capitol Mall
Sacramento
Kern View Center to close Wasco Shafter clinic June 30
The Kern View Center will shut the Wasco Shafter Counseling Center on June 30 reducing advisory council to none. Larry R. Yoder praises the nine member Wasco Shafter board for their mental health service. Closures do not affect Kern View services in Delano Taft Bakersfield or the Phoenix programs.
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Wasco
Shafter
Kern View
Larry R. Yoder
Yoder
Wasco/Shafter Advisory Council
Robert Montion
Norm DeNardo
John Broad
Mary Garza
Marylee King
Nina Leigh
Joaquin Patino, Jr
Roberta Schellenberg
Ted Wiedmann
Wasco/Shafter
North Kern Hospital
Delano
Taft
Bakersfield Center
Phoenix Learning Center
Phoenix
Zachary to Lead Shafter Chamber After Lawler Departure
Zachary to replace Lawler as Chamber of Commerce president following Lawler’s departure to become editor of a Los Gatos newspaper. Don Zachary approved as interim president. A committee will appoint a new vice president and board member. Fireworks planned for Sunday July 4 at Shafter High School auditorium with low noise goals and no price increase. donations sought from local businesses. United Methodist Church Band expected along with youth baseball playoffs. Chamber funds awarded to Monica Thompson and Christina Maynard for the State Our Little Miss Pageant in Fresno.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rick Lawler
Don Zachary
Lawler
Los Gatos
Chamber
Shafter
Ben Grundy
United Methodist Church
Monica Thompson
Christina Maynard
Fresno
Local teachers write books for students at Richland
Tom and Virginia Strelich are fourth grade teachers who for five years have written textbooks and workbooks. Their Wordroid program uses student created sentences, dictionary words and guide words to avoid computerized blanks, with Mathdroid coming soon. The books target grades three through six and are popular with bilingual teachers, available worldwide from Addison Wesley. Tom also submits Richland students’ artwork to the World’s Children Art Festival as he seeks a bronze medal.
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Tom
Virginia Strelich
Tom Strelich
Richland
Fresno State
Strelich
Stretich
Addison/Wesley
Virginia
Wheat provides iron and minerals despite phytate links
A USDA study with ten men showed minerals in whole wheat are absorbed when consumed normally. Participants ate 36 grams of wheat bran daily in phytate-free muffins for 15 days and then in muffins with phytate for 15 days, absorbing similar amounts of iron zinc magnesium manganese and calcium in both periods.
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USDA
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Booster Club
SHS Trys
Ben McCoy
Berkline
Strato
Tyle
RCA
Black & White
James Shafter
American Association of Retired Persons
Santa Barbara Savings
Kiwanis Club
Veteran’s Hall
Lions Club
Shafter Motel
Corpian Business Men's Committee
Yee's Steak House
Association of Retired Persons
Veteran's Hall
Board of Trustees
Rotary Club
Elks
Highway 43
Kern View Center
Zachary
Business Directory
Pam MC Elroy
Patterian
James ST. Shafter
California
Dental Arts OF California
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