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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
7
Dr and Mrs Leonard Duck head toward Fresno for a weekend trip. Their daughter Adees is along. Mrs Emma Duck, the doctor's mother, returns to Shafter after the visit.
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Cotton growers should inspect fields for cutworms and weed problems. Effective control includes bait or sprays over the row. DDT at 2 pounds per acre or toxaphone at 3 pounds per acre have given excellent results.
Poppies worn on Poppy Day honor the war dead and aid disabled veterans of three wars. Elgie Heinlein, president of Unit 213 of the American Legion Auxiliary, explains preparations for observance on May 28 and 24. Volunteers will distribute the red memorial flowers with contribution boxes to fund rehabilitation and child welfare for veterans and their families.
Scouts and scouters attended the Poso Flat camporee held April 26 and 27 led by District Commissioner Leonard Johnson. Eighteen Scout Troops and three Explorer Posts joined in activities from knot tying to first aid with an Arrow Tap Out ceremony and campfire programs.
Mrs. Frank O Neill Jr president of Rio Bravo Parent Teachers Association and Mrs. Le Roy Jansen treasurer were chosen as delegates to attend the 59th annual California Parent Teacher Association congress in San Francisco. They and other delegates from the northern area boarded a train Tuesday afternoon for the Bay City.
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