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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2001

Page

9

Shafter hosts free car seat and clothing event Saturday

Shafter agencies join at the Kern County Health Department parking lot 329 Central Valley Highway this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to explain the January 1 2001 car seat law requiring children under six or under 60 pounds to use appropriate restraints. Community partners will offer free car seat checkups by NHTSA certified technicians and collect donations for the American Red Cross for September 11 victims.

Shafter Shafter Kern County Health Department Central Valley Highway Robert Klinoff Kern County Fire Department Klinoff Shafter Health Department Carol Rush AmeriCorps Shafter Fire Department Highway Patrol Hall Ambulance Kern SAFE National Highway Transportation Administration Paicdetyerwpmeg Ting Tandoe American Red Cross Monte Albalos

AyaaN Program Menu and Lunch Policy at Senior Center

A weekly meal schedule lists meals from October 17 to 24 2001 featuring soups, entrees, sides, and desserts at the W. C. Walker Senior Center. Meals start at 11:30 with a reservations call required. seniors 60 plus suggested donation 1.50, guests under 60 pay 3.50. the center reserves the right to change the menu and may serve nonreservants if space allows.

W. C. Walker Senior Center

Legislators Make COPS Program Permanent in California

California lawmakers voted to extend the Citizens Option for Public Safety program as permanent. The new law SB 736, signed by the governor, provides 242.6 million dollars annually for front line officers and juvenile justice programs, expanding funding beyond previous biennial renewals.

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