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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1981

Page

6

Proclamation honors the working mother

Advocates led by Allen M Seigal Kathleen McNemar Jean English and Jeanette Watson push for Working Mothers Day in Texas The proclamation notes half of households rely on two earners and 54 percent of mothers with under 18 work outside the home It mentions State Memorandum copies and free reproductions from National Child Care Centers as mementos The piece also lists several Texas cities and mid cities where day care centers operate including Houston San Antonio Dallas and Arlington

Allen M. Seigal Kathleen McNemar Texas Association For the Education of Young Children Jean English Texas Department of Human Resources Jeanette Watson Austin National Association For the Education of Young Children Seigal State of Texas Texas Houston San Antonio Corpus Christi el Paso Dallas Mid Cities Arlington Irving Garland Carrollton Plano Bedford Duncanville Richardson

Texas Board of Health Tightens Measles Immunization Rules

The Texas Board of Health tightens measles rules for school entry effective Sept 1. All measles case histories must be physician supported. Previously enrolled students lacking physician statements must receive measles vaccination or prove illness history. All students through 12th grade must have measles vaccine or physician validated illness history.

Texas Board of Health Texas

Telethon brightest aid to MDA features multiple stars

Telethon 1981 will broadcast live from Las Vegas with Crystal Gayle, Smokey Robinson, Bob Hope and more. Ed McMahon, David Hartman, and Chad Everett anchor a 21 hour program carried by about 200 Love Network stations and Canadian outlets. The event showcases celebrities, a 45 minute national and 15 minute local mix, and supports MDA's neuromuscular disease research and free clinics.

Crystal Gayle Larry Gathio Gatlin Brothers Ben Vereen Don Rickles Pearl Sailey Wayne Newton Tony Orlando del Webb Las Vegas Springer Dallas Nashville New York Atlantic City Jerry Ed McMahon David Hartman Chad Everett Love Network United States Canada Bob Considine Barnum and Bailey Smokey Robinson Smokey Rick Springfield Jessie Captain Fingers Lee Ritenour Solid Gold Charo Norm Crosby Jack Jones BJ Thomas Mel Torme Bob Anderson World Boxing Association Tommy Hearns World Boxing Commission Sugar Ray Leonard Facts of Life Charlotte Hae Lisa Webbel Nanes McKeon Kim Fields Mindy Cohen Aby Tara MDA Jerry Lewis Virginia Capers Pearl Bailey Larry Gatlin Julius Lakosa Considine

Graham promotes former local woman to bank officer

Lisa Collins, once head teller at the Graham motor bank, is promoted to banking officer at First National Bank of Graham. Byron L Calcote announces her expanded role over teller operations. Collins, daughter of J D Rasco of Stamford, joined in 1974 after earlier work at Stamford’s First National Bank. She also joined the National Association of Bank Women.

Lisa Collins First National Bank of Graham Byron L Calcote Collins J.D. Rasco Stamford First National First National Bank of Stamford Graham Institution Motor Bank The National Association of Bank Women

Superdance USA Labor Day Event in Stamford

A 22 hour fund raising dance marathon called Superdance USA will be held at Roundup Hall in Stamford on Labor Day from 7 p.m. Sunday to 5 p.m. Monday to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Celebrities include four Houston Oilers cheerleaders and bands Amos Blacksmith Fussion and Stillwater Nyenecer. Registration packets are at Colonial Food Store and Stamford Chamber of Commerce with a $5 fee for costs and T shirts. Spectators are free. refreshments will be served and top dancers may win cash and prizes totaling over $100.

Superdance USA Roundup Hall Stamford Colonial Food Store Stamford Chamber of Commerce

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