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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
3
School counselors and elementary administrators collaborate with eighth grade teachers to ease the transition. The Week focuses on social and academic support for students entering high school, aiding families with planning and resources.
The city hosts its first public electric light exhibition on July 4 1876 showcasing a new illumination method for students and residents. Officials promote interest and ease of access with an introductory display at the school.
From where I sit, Joe Marsh notes Cob James and a Baker arguing over dry flies versus wet flies and bamboo versus steel rods. They each returned from Fox Creek with nearly equal catches and ended with a toast to respecting differing opinions and personal freedoms.
Describes Knot Garden layouts with green and gray ribbons of thyme balm rosemary sage and lavender interlaced in hedgelike strips. Mentions Bee Gardens for beekeeping and notes George Washington’s 1786 kitchen garden at Mt. Vernon. Shares personal herb plots and advice for kitchen proximity and soil type.
Mr and Mrs J H Helm and Mrs L Dobbs joined by daughters Shirley and Glenda traveled through the Sierras to Hawthorne Nevada where Shirley Dobbs wed Ray Helm at 11 o clock Saturday in the Assembly of God Church. The couple will reside in Hawthorne where he works at an ammunition base.
Picnicking party gathered Sunday afternoon along Kern River with H. B. Walker and spouse Bert Collins Gerald Bayless and spouse, George Haworth and spouse, Barbara Stone Marguerite Sherrill Ed Lucas Packie Meyless and others.
Maple PTA conducts officer installations during an open house marking Public Schools Week. Mrs. Sid Carnine presided and handed out aprons to new officers including Mrs. Allen Bartel as president and Mrs. Theodore Heinrichs as vice president.
The regie of Wal ter Nicol hosts a luncheon demonstration on April 28 at 10 oclock. William Irvin and Mrs John Notley will lead the talk on thrifty meat. Attendees bring aprons and table service. oranges will be used in dishes. leaflets will be distributed.
A baby boy weighing 4 pounds 15 ounces was born at Mow Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. S J Hilbert of Samnef Michigan. The arrival, recorded Monday April 10 at 12:45 noon, completes a joyful family milestone for proud parents and grandparents.
A government review notes approximately 000,000 acres of land under inquiry across seventeen western states. The document outlines regulatory concerns and potential impacts on local land use and resource access.
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