Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 53

6, 1963 X-l 5 BAY AREA MEDICAL ASSN. COMMITTEE K.O. POLIO Here's Two-County List of 'KOPoliolSunclay Stations TYPE EL CERRITO The clinics where Type III Woodstock school, iwo Third (To save your time, fill names in below and bring to any K.O. POLIO vaccination station Sunday, March 10 List on this form (PLEASE PRINT) the names and ages of alt persons in your household who will appear at the K.O. POLIO station at the same time for Sabin Type HI Vaccine.

PLEASE PRINT i Laat Nam First (If your children will not be with a parent or guardian, use separate registration form for them and sign below. Otherwise no signature is necessary.) I hereby request that Oral Polio Vaccine Type be administered to the above listed children. "Signature of parent or guardian El Cerrlto Plaza. Covered Mall 8. Sal- lenkamp's San Pablo Carlson.

RICHMOND Roosevelt Jr. High 9th 8, Blssell. County Building, 37th Blssell. Mira Vista Elem. Hazel Ave.

A Mira Vista Dr. Richmond Civic Canter. Mth A Mr- donald. Las Deltas Housing, Grove 8, N. Jade.

Peres Elem. 5th Pennsylvania Ave. CONCORD College Pk. High 201 Viking Dr. Concord Shopping Ct.

Gallenkamp's. Loma Vista Inter. Srh l)u Kan rrln St. Clayton Valley H.S., 1101 Alberts Way. Glenbrook Inter.

335 Olivera Rd. MARTINEZ Las Juntas Elem. JIOS Par-hern Blvd. Carpenter's Hall, 3780 Alhambra Ave nue, ORINDA Pine Grove Inter. Altarlnda Dr.

Mlramonte High 750 Morago mgnway. SAN PABLO Downer Jr. High Sanford 18th, Sen Pablo. El Portal Shopping Gallenkamp's, eroaaway an raDio. Contra Costa College, 2801 Castro Rd PINOLE Lucky's, Pinole Shopping Center, 2600 nnoie vaney Ka.

RODEO Hlllcrest Elem. California I Ma- noney at. EL SOBRANTE El Sobrante Improve. Club, Sobrante Avt. Appian Way.

CROCKETT Carquinez School. BRENTWOOD Edna Hill Elem. 140 Birch St ANTIOCH Antioch High 700 W. 18th St. ALAMO Market Plaza Snop.

Ctr. PITTSBURG Pittsburg Comm. Nurses resi dence. County Building, 45 Civic Ave. Pacifica High 205 Pacifica.

PLEASANT HILL Oak Pk. Elem. 3108 Oak Pk. WALNUT CREEK Broadway Shopping Compton's, Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine will be given Sunday will in general be the same as those used for the previous two types on Sept. 23 and Nov.

4 but there are a few changes. Here is the latest list for Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, in most cases within walking distance. Oakland Csstlemont H.S., Wol MacArthur. Claremont Jr. H.S., 5750 Coilegt.

Elmhurst Jr. H.S., 1B00 98th Avt. Franklin School, 15 Foothill. Fremont High School, 4410 Foothlll.i Frick Jr. H.S., 2845 16th Ave.

Grass Valley School, 4720 Dunkirk. Golden Gate Jr. H.S., 6200 San Pablo. Hamilton Jr. H.S., 2101 35th Ave.

Bret Harte Jr. H.S., 2874 Florida. Havenscourt Jr. H.S., 1390 66th Av-Hoover Jr. H.S., 3263 West St.

King Jr. High School, 8251 Fontaine. Lakevlew School, 746 Grand Ave. Lincoln School, 225 11th St. Lowell Jr.

H.S., 1330 Filbert. Madison Jr. H.S., 400 Capistrano. McChesnev Jr. H.S., 3748 13th Ave.

McClymonds High School, 2607 Myrtle St. Montera Jr. H.S., 5555 Ascot Drive. Oakland Tech. H.S., 4351 Broadway.

Prescott School, 920 Campbell. Redwood Hts. School, 4401 39th Ave. Roosevelt Jr. H.S., 1926 19th Ave.

Thornhill School, 5880 Thornhill. Washington School, 581 61st St. Westlake Jr. H.S., 2629 Harrison, Wilson Jr. H.S., 451 48th St.

PIEDMONT Piedmont H.S., 800 Magnolia. KENSINGTON Kensington Elem. Blvd. H.S., 90 Highland ALBANY Albany High School, 603 Key Route. BERKELEY Columbus School, 211 7th St.

Lincoln School, 1731 Prince St. franklin School, 1150 Virginia St. Longfellow School, 1500 Derby St. Garfield Jr. H.S., 1781 Rsa St.

Thousand Oaks School, 840 Colusa. John Muir School, 2955 Claremont. Washington School, 2300 Grove St. Le Conte School, 2241 Russell St. Whlttier School, 1635 Mllvla.

ALAMEDA Height School, 2025 Santa Clara. Lincoln School, 2900 Central Ave. Donald Lum School, Otis and Sand- creek. Washington WTOlrtltrStrand ITCTara. I FOR THE KNOCKOUT BLOW This form can be filled out by an entire family for the final round against polio Sunday, March 10, when Type III Sabin Oral Polio vaccine will be given at neighborhood stations.

It may save a few minutes time, although the entire procedure will be very quick. The age information is very, important for medical statistics, but anyone who is sensitive about it can leave it out. BIG FAMILY PROTECTION No one Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine, with remainder knows better than a physician the shat- to get their sugar cube vaccine on March tering effects of polio. So Dr. William 10.

The four children here are Kevin, Kennedy of Piedmont has already Bill, Mary and Jerry with their father, started his family of 11 on Type III Information on Final Round of KO Polio Teen Cluhs to For Camp Scholarships Those desiring further information on the final round of the "K.O. Polio" program, which will be Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. when Type III Sabin Oral Vaccine is given, may call volunteers at these numbers: Alameda County: Northern Area 652-4450 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Southern Area 352-1344 -10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contra Costa County; Martinez 228-5010 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. West County 652-4450 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Richmond 235-3316 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those who forget the numbers may get them by dialing the phone operator. SAN LEANDRO Corvells School, 14790 Corvalli.

Halcyon School, 2895 Halcyon. Muir Jr. High School, 1444 Williams. Roosevelt School, 951 Dowlng. San Leandro H.S., 2200 Bancroft.

Washington Manor, 1170 Fargo. Southern Alameda County CASTRO VALLEY Castro Valely School, 20185 San Miguel. Sydney School, 2755 Sydney Way. Warren School, 19722 Center. FREMONT Blacow School, 40404 Sundale Dr.

Centervllle School, 37720 Fremont. Horner Intermediate, 41365 Chapel Way. Mission Valley School, 41700 Denise St. Norris School, 4760 Thornton. HAYWARD Havward High School, 22300 Foothill Biva.

South Gate school, 2foi caiaroga. Mt. Eden High School, 2300 Panama St. Strobridge School, 21400 Bedford. Sunset High School, 22100 Princeton.

Tvrrell School, 27O0O Tyrrell. Winton School, 119 Wlnton, Havward. LIVERMORB Junction Ave. School, 291 Junction. NEWARK Sllva School, 6135 Thornton.

PLEASANTON Amador Valley, 1155 Santa Rita. Dublin School, 7997 Vomac. SAN LORENZO Bay School, 2001 Bockman. Bohannon School, 800 Backman. Edendaia School.

16160 Ashland. San Lorenzo High School, 50 E. Lew- tiling. UNION CITY Barnard School, 725 Whipple Rd. Contra Costa County WALNUT CREEK DRIVE IN Shopping Center, N.

Main Geary, Walnut Creek. Concord Shopping March Paul, Concord. Danville Sq. Shopping Danville. WALK-IN LAFAYETTE Acalenei High School, 1020 Pleasant Hill Lafavette.

MH. Stanley lnterSch.3455School Lafayette. NO LOOSE INNER BAND Aga Raise Eunrk at Kamp Kidd, Camp Sierra, and Camp Chabot, and day camp aide tjammgaLRed- wood Day Camp and neighborhood day camps. Last year 35 scholarships were awarded. The 'teen club "March for George" events will range from dances to popcorn sales.

William McDaniel, chairman of the scholarship com mittee, said contributions to the fund may be mailed to the George Hammer Camp Scholarship Committee, 1520 Oak St. Members of the com' mittee are Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel, Dr. and Mrs.

Henry Zwerling, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Clinchard, Mr. and Mrs. R.

R. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wogoman, and Mr. and Mr William Cronk.

Shoe OutDUt Rises NEW YORK United States shoe production in 1962 was estimated at 625 million pairs, up more than 4 per cent from 1961, but short of the 1959 record. sacct Nam 'Teen clubs at recreation cen- ters throughout the city will conduct a series of fun-raisings events during March-to benefit the George Hammer Camp Scholarship Fund which sponsors the Oakland camp leader scholarship program. At the same time, a mail solicitation to swell the fund is being conducted by the George Hammer Camp Schol--arship Committee, a community group organized last year to sustain the fund as a tribute to the late George C. Young Hammer, who died in 1961, was the recreation department's supervising specialist of training and was instrumental in de veloping the camp scholar-chip program which is de- mirrnmA in enniiracro nutctanri. --------o- ing young people to enter the field of youth guidance and leadership.

The fund provides scholarships for boys and girls of junior and senior high school age who wish to participate in recreation department camp leadership training programscounselor in-training nappy 1 WHITE I ill 4 GREATEST Convenience SINCE SLICED BREAD! OSED! Ill i Jj liu ilMiiJi Why bo? Because potatoes labeled Idaho" are the best a man can put a fork to. They grew up in Idaho on mountain water and volcanic soil at the perfect potato-growing altitude. Thia makes for the meatiest, mealiest potatoes around. Happily, they keep their famous flavor, too-no matter how you serve them up. LOOK ALIKES AREN'T COOK ALIKES BE SURE THEY'RE GROWN IN IDAHO (At your request, Madam) IMS.

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