District PTA Meet Draws Shafter Wasco Leaders
Attendees from Shafter and Wasco join the 7th district PTA meeting held last Friday at China Lake. Principal speaker Mrs Patricia Luhr state president spoke on Nuggets of Shared Responsibility.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
3
Attendees from Shafter and Wasco join the 7th district PTA meeting held last Friday at China Lake. Principal speaker Mrs Patricia Luhr state president spoke on Nuggets of Shared Responsibility.
Mr and Mrs Bill Brown and children Mike Mary and Sharon flew to Oceana on Sunday to enjoy clam digging during the year's lowest tide They returned with three limits or 30 clams
Local notes highlight Shafter High School as undefeated and untied in Kern County and Southern San Joaquin Valley football. The Generals have lost only three games since the war and recently beat Woodlake and Lindsay to avenge those losses.
The report notes a more than one hundred fold rise in gypsum use in farming over the last fifteen years. It also states that adult giant African snails possess both male and female reproductive organs in a single organism.
Kern County records 59 polio cases this year with three deaths in Shafter among several towns. Bakersfield leads with 27 cases followed by China Lake 5 Wasco 4 Delano 4 Taft 3 and smaller totals in Shafter Buttonwillow Lamont Tupman McFarland Oildale Maricopa Boron Arvin and Tehachapi. Data notes include age distribution details and comparisons to 1948 epidemic levels.
Doctor Buss notes many mild cases go unreported and illness trends suggest no epidemic risk for the rest of 1949. Public Health officials urge parents to monitor children and report to doctors to avoid school closures or activity restrictions.
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