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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1967

Page

1

Ketchum Reports On Sacramento Week in the 29th District

Assemblyman William Ketchum reports a busy Sacramento week with meetings with Kern County Water Agency Atascadero State Hospital employee representatives Cal Poly and Savings and Loan groups. He notes AB 60, coauthored with Stacey Duffy and Pauline Davis, passed the Assembly to release 3.8 million for flood disaster relief. He also cites AB 247 on social welfare administrative procedures study.

William Ketchum Sacramento Kern County Water Agency Atascadero State Hospital Andrews Cal Poly State College The Savings and Loan Association Stacey Duffy Pauline Davis Assembly Senate Mobley Fresno

Miss Dargatz Wins 15th District Oratorical Contest

Miss Jan Dargatz won the 15th District American Legion oratorical contest held Sunday at Bakersfield. She had recently won the local contest and advances to the area contest in Stockton. The topic was The American Constitution. She is sponsored by the local American Legion post led by Commander Bill Banks.

Jan Dargatz Ameriecan Legion Bakersfield Miss Dargatz Stockton American Legion Bill Banks

Water Delivery Resumes After Long Shutdown and Flood Cleanup

Water deliveries by the Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District are scheduled to resume on February 6, the first since November 17, 1966. Floods during December breached the Friant Kern Canal, with debris and silt requiring extensive repair work along about seventy miles of canal.

Shafter-Wasco Bob Diltz Friant- Kern Canal Deer Creek Friante Kern Canal Kern River Shafter- Wasco

Jackson Responds to Theuer on Budget Publication

LeRoy Jackson, supervisor and board chair, rebuts Theuer's claims on Sight Line noting no law violation by the Board's budget publication. He cites government code changes requiring final budget copy to be filed by November 1 and alleges Theuer delayed delivering final pages to printers.

LeRoy Jackson First Board of County Supervisors Channel 23 Sight Line Ray Theuer Theuer Board of Supervisor Clerk of the Board of Supervisors

New Cotton Seed Acala SJ 1 Seed Release Informational Meetings

The San Joaquin Valley prepares three information meetings on Acala SJ-1 the official cotton seed variety for this year. American Textile Manufacturers Institute representatives Ray Shockley and F M Arthur will attend all sessions with local leaders Les Stromberg and Dick Markarian directing. The first meeting is set for February 8 at 7 30 p m in Washington Union High School Easton Fresno County. Marvin Hoover and Dor Grimes will speak on extension and water topics.

San Joaquin Valley American Textile Manufacturers Institute Ray Shockley Charlotte North Carolina F. M. Arthur Textiles Inc Gastonia Washington Union High School Easton Fresno Les Stromberg Freseno County Dick Markarian Fresno County Farm Bureau Coteton Department Marvin Hoover Cotter Dor Grimes

Hypnotism Hobby Featured by Richland School Teacher

The Shafter Press runs a feature on Lewis Marchman a Richland school teacher who practices hypnotism. The piece cautions readers not to assume expertise and labels much of the chatter as gossip with the full story continuing on page 3.

The Shafter Press Lewis Marchman Richland School

Mae Thias Introduces Farm Bill to Aid Agriculture

Congressman Bob Mae Thias introduces House Concurrent Resolution 101 urging the Administration and the Agriculture Department to use all means to raise farm prices and strengthen the agricultural market. The measure, introduced Thursday January 26, was sent to the Agriculture Committee amid criticism of federal agricultural policy.

Bob Maethias Ae Administration Agriculture Department Committee On Agriculture Freeman

Driver Training Starts at Shatter High for 1967 68

Bakersfield area district trustees announced Shatter High will move driver training to a new campus for the 1967 68 year with mobile units planned at 2nd and P Streets. The current 3 to 6 pm schedule will shift to a full day in 1967 summer sessions, with behind the wheel training in nine of eleven high schools by 1969.

Bakersfield Area Kern County Shafter, Sout North

Fire Chief Reports 1966 Losses and 1967 Fire Calls

Fire Chief Cliff Ratzlaff reports 1966 fires caused a $54,174 loss, led by a $50,000 Standard Oil Station fire on Central Valley Highway at Lerdo. In 1967 the department answered 39 fire calls, three accidents, and 20 resuscitator calls.

Cliff Ratzlaff Central Valley Highway Lerdo

Challenge Issued By Wasco Smokers Meet to Beat March of Dimes

The Wasco Volunteer Firemen donated 25 to the March of Dimes in the annual drive Sunday January 29 and challenged the Shafter Volunteer Firemen to beat it The Shafter volunteers rose to the challenge by raising 30 for the March of Dimes in the same event

Shafter Sun Wasco

Shafter Boys Hospitalized After Motorcycle Accident

Jerry Lynn Jones aged 14 and Noble Rodney Witcher 13 were hospitalized at Kern General after a motorcycle collision with a car on Riverside Drive. Jones suffered multiple fractures including a broken leg and arms. Witcher had a broken ankle and painful toe. Both were on a private road when they emerged onto a public road and hit Minnie Jane Comstock's car.

Jerry Lynn Jones Noble Rodney Witcher Kern General Hospital Riverside Dr Minnie Jane Comstock Bayless David T. Jones East Orange Rodney Blake Witcher

Diane Milan Injured in Bicycle Collision Sunday

Diane Milan age 8 of Terra Bella was riding a bicycle south on Orange street when she rode into a car driven by Howard C. Bryan. She was taken to Kern General Hospital and later discharged to Terra Bella.

Diane Milan P.O Terra Bella Orange Street Diane Howard C. Bryan Richland Drive Kern General Hospital Linabelle Spears West Orange

American Legion to Observe Back to God Program at Nazarene Church

On February 5 the local American Legion Post will attend the Church of the Nazarene service at Lerdo and Reiker streets for the morning worship hour. The event recalls the Dorchester disaster on February 3 1943 and honors four faith chaplains. Pastor R F Lindley will welcome the Legion. Vern Kern will lead the Christian flag pledge. Commander Bill Banks will lead the American flag pledge. Grady Bartlett of the Shafter Post will address the congregation.

American Legion Church of the Nazarene Lerdo Reiker Dorchester Legion R. F. Lindley Vern Kern Bill Banks Grady Bartlett Shafter Post Leatten

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Ketchum Lacy K. Gholston L_sstreet Nixon Williams Gholston East Lerdo Ton Highway 99 Seventh Standard Road Ston Bureau of Reeclamation Friant Ree Diltz Assembly District Way of Tulare Stiern Grunsky Santa Cruz Jackson HOUSE Bob Mathias R-18 House of Representatives John McCormack D-Mass Mathais Mathias McCormack Longworth House Building Washington D.C Shatter High Maethis Congress Shafter Camp John Everett Judy Guenther WiCaKa Cheryl Meyer WaCiTon Everett Legion Post
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