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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1965

Page

9

Women Golfers Vie in Carnival at River Island Course

Ninety five women golfers competed in an invitational at River Island Porterville on April 1. Adele Lavelle from Buena Vista Taft had low gross 88 and Thelma Gralopherece River Island had low net 92 19 73. Wanda Steary won accuracy with a ball five feet from the pin.

River Island Porterville Dixon Robb Adele Lavelle Buena Vista Taft Thelma Gralopherece Kern River Wanda Steary Mildred Wright North Kern Jeanne Stark Anne Lisa Hastrup R. L. Low Florence Williams Ginger Somers Donna Gill R. L Kay Moore Carmen Jones Pat Wells

Golden Apple Award Presented At CESAR Session

Maple School superintendent Clyde Johnston awarded the Golden Apple to Mrs. Daisy Strange at the Central Section of California Elementary Schools Administrators Association meeting in Visalia. The Kern unit honors Kern County contributors to parent teacher work. Edgar Parsons spoke on school unification. Dr. Robert Ruddell demonstrated a 46 character phonetic alphabet for teaching reading. Hundreds of administrators attended.

MAPLE Daisy Strange Central Section of California Elementary Schools Administrators Association Clyde Johnston Kern Visalia Elks Club Johnston Strange CESAR Kern County Congress of Parents and Teachers Edgar Parson Parsons State Department of Education Robert B. Ruddell Ruddell University of California San Joaquin Valley

Rotary Luncheon Features Teacher Union Talk

Dick Scott Richland School vice principal upper grades spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon. He addressed current efforts to unionize California teachers and described the union movement’s aims and implications.

Dick Scott Richland Rotary Club Scott California

Shafter Graduate Seeks Richland School Board Seat

Ken Handel a Shafter farmer and lifelong resident announced his candidacy for the Richland School District Board of Trustees. A Richland School and Shafter High alumnus, UC Davis graduate, and former captain of swimming and water polo, Handel emphasizes quality schooling and his role as a property owner and taxpayer.

Ken Handel Shafter Richland School District Handel Richland School Shafter High School California Scholarship Federation University of California At Davis Davis W. C. Handel & Sons Union Congregational Church Maudie Crabb Kim Richland Bruce Amy Sys

Tabor College Accredited by North Central Association

Tabor College in Hillsboro Kansas announced March 31 that it has been officially accepted as an accredited member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

Tabor College Hillsboro Kansas North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools

Swimming Team Dominates Meet With Multiple Event Wins

In the high school meet at Coalinga teams swept events across all divisions. A Boys led by Miller and Witcher took 210 yd free and 240 yd medley relay while B Boys and Girls squads claimed wins in medleys, sprints, and relays. The next meet is at Coalinga Saturday starting 10 am.

Witcher Senn Snively Warren Cooke Fore Man Banks Ohlsson Powell Jacobus Maquist Miller Mason Moquist Kattenhorn Hight Larson Wegis Kittridge Carroll Coalinga

Maple Students Win Ribbons at Fruitvale Science Fair

Maple students Debbie Smith and Virgil Relmer won second and third place in girls and boys divisions at the Fruitvale Invitational Science Fair held March 29 to April 2. Debbie surveyed Childhood Diseases in Maple School and distributed questionnaires for data on a chart. Virgil studied soil types and plant growth in his project Soil Analysis. Maple joined entrants from Greeley Rio Bravo Buttonwillow Norris and Lerdo with notable student participation.

Fruitvale Fruitvale School Maple Greeley Rio Bravo Buttonwillow Norris Lerdo Debbie Smith Virgil Relmer Debbie Virgil Maple School Roger Neufeld

Scales Of Fish Grow As They Age

When a fish forms its scales do not increase in number but expand in size as the fish grows. This explains why a fish’s appearance changes with age while the number of scales remains constant.

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