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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1964

Page

9

Second Annual Field Day Plans By Shafter High FFA

Farmers from the southern San Joaquin Valley are invited to the second annual Farm Equipment Field Day at Shafter High School on Thursday January 14 1965. Demonstrations cover potato and cotton planters seed cutters stalk shredders cultivators deep tillage equipment and tractors with local dealers showcasing gear. Gloeckler leads Shafter FFA President and field day attendees may visit between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Coffee and equipment displays will be available.

San Joaquin Valley Shafter High School Future Farmers Shafter High School Beech and Tulare Avenues Burley Dooley Shater FFA Kern County Shafter High Ffa Boys Bob Gloeckler Shafter High Ffa Randy Cummings Shafter Ffa Gene Guenther

Trucker Fined for Rate Violations in California

Bakersfield trucker Pearce of 1737 Crestmont Drive was fined $3,000 by the California Public Utilities Commission. The decision cites undercharges totaling 7,257.42 dollars for potatoes to Charles Sill Co. Inc. and 950.23 dollars for rates below the minimum. Payment due by January 6.

Los Angeles Pearce Crestmont Bakersfield California Public Utilities Commission Charles Sill Co., Inc Shafter Commission

Kern County Plans 1966 Pasadena Tournament Float

Kern County Tournament of Roses Club designs stationery for a county float to mark the centennial of Kern County. Chairman Walter Kane says the float aims to attract underwriting from local firms, with liaison by C Parker and board support to expose Kern industry and agriculture to millions on New Year’s Day 1966.

Kern County Board of Trade Reports Kern County Tournament of Roses Club Walter Kane Pasadena Kern Marshall Board of Trade

Bakersfield to host 1965 National A A U Decathlon

Bakersfield wins bid to stage the 1965 National A A U Decathlon Championships at Memorial Stadium next June 30 and July 1. Herman Riese and the Chamber committee secured the event at the 77th AAU Conference in Houston, edging Rutgers despite a higher bid. The meet features ten events over two days with a revised scoring system and is expected to attract 25 top athletes and many spectators.

D’s Memorial Stadium Bakersfield Germany Poland Los Angeles Riese Rutgers University Rutgers Sports and Recreation Committee Burr Baldwin

Aliens to Register Addresses Under 1965 Act

The 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act requires aliens in the United States on January 1 1965 to report their address to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization between January 1 and January 31 1965. Post Offices nationwide will distribute Form I 53 address report cards and forward them to designated INS offices with penalties for noncompliance.

United States Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization Immigration and Naturalization Service

Dates Set For Kern County High Students 1965 66 Calendar

Kern County Union High School District trustees approved the 1965-66 calendar for eleven high schools. Students report September 7 with the year ending June 10, 1966. The plan provides 180 school days, 91 first semester and 89 second. Summer sessions run June 13 to July 29 with multiple holidays including Veterans Day and Thanksgiving.

Kern County Union High School

High School Student to Attend Senate Youth Program in D C

McFarland High School student body president Michael Swafford is approved to participate in the Senate Youth Program in Washington D C on February 16 during the 34 day summer session. The Hearst Foundation provides financial sponsorship. Students were selected through a process including a record review community examination in American Government and an essay.

Michael Swafford McFarland High School Senate Washington, D.C William Randolph Hearst Foundation

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