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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

6

Musical Recital by Kern Academy Pupils Featured Piano Clarinet Solos

A recital under Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelson was held at Kern Academy Assembly Hall Saturday night. Piano solos included Christine Neuman Judy Buller Marlene Eberlein Willem Isaac ay Reed Earl Neuman Janice Mary Beth Howell John 1 Clarice Mauser Darlene Neufeld Patsy Buller Naline Mauser Charles Larson La Ma Barling Cheryl Gottfried Linda Jean Fenderson Christine Goertzen Judy Neudeck Velda Paul Karen Weishaar Lionel Nightengale. Duets featured Mary Beth and Lerlyne Howell Patsy Oday and Mr Nelson Karen Weishaar and Mr Nelson. Vocal solos by Jack Baerg Mrs R F Wood J E Heinrichs and a vocal duet by Sandra and Nancy McMichael. Floyd Hoeger played a clarinet solo and Mrs Justin Weishaar gave a reading.

Norman Nelson Kern Academy Assembly Hall Christine Neuman Judy Buller Marlene Eberlein Willem Isaac Ay Reed Earl Neuman Janice Mary Beth Howell John 1 Clarice Mauser Darlene Neufeld Patsy Buller Naline Mauser Charles Larson la- Ma Barling Cheryl Gottfried Lynda Jean Fenderson Christine

Final Card Party Planned by Wednesday Afternoon Club

The Wednesday Afternoon Club hosts its final card party of the year at 1 p.m. May 14 at Mrs. T. P. Rootes home on Central Avenue. Co-chairman Mrs. P. L. Arnold urges large attendance, with helpers for beginners in bridge. Canasta will be played. Reservations cost 50 cents per person via Mrs. Rootes 813 or Mrs. Arnold 836. Cash prizes come from admission proceeds.

T. P. Rootes Central Avenue P. L. Arnold

Miss Goertzen and Loretta Becker Visit Relatives

Miss Margaret Goertzen and Miss Loretta Becker travel to visit Miss Goertzen’s sister and other friends, making a short social trip.

Margaret. Goertzen Loretta Becker Miss Goertzen

California Cottonseed Meal Research Underway

The University of California Agriculture College begins a $3000 study on cottonseed meal in poultry feeds. Dr. C R Gray leads work with the USDA and aims to standardize protein quality across processing methods, assess effects on egg quality, and improve feeding rations to avoid dark yolks and pink whites.

California University of California College of Agriculture National Cottonseed Products Association C. R. Gray Division of Poultry Husbandry States Department of Agriculture Gray

Roy Farrell Returns From National Health Education Meet

Roy Farrell, physical education director at Richland School, attended the National Center Health Physical Education and Recreation meeting. He noted speakers emphasized moral and spiritual values in education, including Dr. Alexander Stoddard of Los Angeles City Schools on moral values and Dr. Karl Menninger of Topeka on mental health.

Roy Farrell Richland School National Center Health Physical Education and Recreation Alexander Stoddard Los Angeles Karl Menninger Topeka Kan

PTA Leaders Attend 53rd San Francisco Convention

Mrs Curtis Graves and Mrs Delmar Nelson attend this week’s state convention of the Parent-Teachers Association in San Francisco. Delegates include the Button Willow PTA president and first vice president for the coming year. The event marks the association’s 53rd annual convention.

Curtis Graves Delmar Nelson Parent-Teachers Association San Francisco Buttonwillow Pta Association

Police to Enforce One Hour Parking Downtown

Shafter police will enforce one hour parking in the downtown posted area on Saturdays starting this week. The rule is traditionally enforced during the potato season due to high traffic downtown.

Shafter Police Department

Shafter Officials Warn Against Cashing Unfamiliar Checks

Police Chief John Reily reports several bogus checks passed in the Shafter area with amounts from 25 to 90 dollars. He urges businessmen to verify identification of both writers and cashers before exchanging money.

Shafter John Reily

Girls Honor Lady Lions Trail Seeker program tribute

BUTTONWILLOW The Mina kin tari Campfire group hosted a Thursday program at leader Mrs Hazel Goodspeed home. Girls explained Campfire Indian background and meanings of their names. They sang The Campfire Law and Wohelo Cheer and played two name based games. Refreshments were served by the girls. Attending women included Mesdames Nelson Lewis C A Johns Don Hughett Charles Hughett George Parker C L Blomquist Louis Beal Lucene Goodspeed William Brodbeck Bob Hughett Ford Williams. Participants were Linda McPherridge Barbara Goodspeed Nancy Beal Roselma Perry Imogene Williams Bonnie Lewis Nita Fern Richards.

Buttonwillow Hazel Goodspeed Mesdames Nelson Lewis Don Hughett Charles Hughett George Parker C. L. Blomquist Louis Beal Lucene Goodspeed William Brodbeck Bob Hughett Ford Williams Linda McPherridge Barbara Goodspeed Nancy Beal Roselma Perry Imogene Williams Bonnie Lewis Nita Fern Richards

Runaway Given 180 Day Sentence Followed by New Charge

Columbus Jefferson Shelton, 21, received a 180 day jail term from Judge E K Grant after a chase with Constable Blake Witcher into Shafter. He must answer another charge from city authorities including reckless driving and property damage as the auto he rammed into Roy Blake’s car was stopped.

Columbus Jefferson Shelton Blake Witcher Shafter E. K. Grant John Reily Roy Blake

College Summer Session at Bakersfield College Shortened

Bakersfield College will offer a five day summer session starting June 16, with daily half hour classes. New and returning students may enroll. Courses mirror semester content for credit and include biology English history mathematics and psychology among others.

Bakersfield College of Records Bunny Finkinson Col Finkinson California Edwin Hemmerling

FFA Youths Win Honors At Cow Palace

Future Farmers from Shafter returned from the Grand National Livestock Show in San Francisco with ribbons for Aberdeen-Angus entries at the Cow Palace. Led by Glenn O. Nay, two boys Don Neuman and Leroy Moser earned prime rating ribbons while others were rated choice.

Shafter San Francisco Cow Palace Glenn O. Nay Shafter High School Don’ Neuman Leroy Moser FFA Leroy Hamilton Jim Wilson Bobby Ray Moser Neuman Nay

Auxiliary to Present Officers at May 6 Legion Meeting

A new panel of officers will be presented at the May 6 meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary with installation ceremonies planned for June. The group set Apr 23 to sew clothing for veterans hospitals and a child welfare dinner with the Legion is set for Apr 28 in Memorial Hall.

American Legion Auxiliary The Legion Memorial Hall Lisle Laughlin Korea Don Bellows Sidney Crawford Grace Mann

Family Fetes Joe Ohanneson on Third Birthday

Members of the Ohanneson family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ohanneson on Central avenue to celebrate Joe Ohanneson’s third birthday at Easter. An Easter egg hunt preceded supper and a birthday cake with presents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohanneson, David Ohanneson, Mrs. David Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. A P Ohanneson, Mrs. Horace Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burns, Jane and Joe Ohanneson.

John Ohanneson Central Avenue Phil .Ohanneson David Ohanneson David Anderson A. P. Ohanneson Horace Gray Charles Burns Jane Joe

Cub Scouts Hold Family Picnic at Hart Memorial Park

Maple pack hosts a family picnic at Hart Memorial Park with all Cub Scouts, their parents and families. A baseball game between fathers and sons plus a lunch prepared by mothers highlighted the event. Notable attendees include Waldo Unruh and Cub Scout families such as Henry Penner and Isaac, among others.

Hart Memorial Park Maple Pack Waldo Unruh Henry , Isaac Henry Penner Harvey Ete Neufeld Heinrichs Ed Nikkel Willard Janzen Allen Bartel

Mr and Mrs Louis L Begin Home Construction on West Third

Mr and Mrs Louis L have started construction on a new pew home on West Third Street, marking a local residential project kickoff.

Louis L West Third Street

California Citizens to Pay Tribute to Public Schools

The 33rd annual Public Schools Week will run Apr 28 to May 2 across California with record participation. George D. Gavin, chair, notes more schools and citizen committees joining to tell the public school story and highlight the crisis of part time instruction for over 70,000 students. Merchants, clubs and organizations back the effort with programs and displays as speakers bureaus tour communities.

California George D. Gavin Gavin Mittees

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