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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1970
Page
3
Legal notice lists a dinette set with six chairs like new for 60 dollars and a reclining chair for 20 dollars with a contact number 746 6503. A separate legal notice mentions continued page 1 coverage on district finances and school program progress.
Iowa Senator Miller argues for bipartisan farm legislation to raise net farmer income, retire farmland, and give farmers more crop choices. He warns some payment limits will pass, cites consumer food costs and farm income data, and notes urban lawmakers’ stake in agriculture. He stresses agriculture as a major industrial employer and the need for congressional attention.
A Bakersfield gathering featured Mrs Lorene Faustino and Mrs Alta Combs among many attendees from San Francisco and Wasco. Guests included Mr and Mrs Parks and families, with Raymond Harlander and Mabel Jordan noted, music and pictures enriching the afternoon.
The Shafter Community Improvement Council marks its third year of public service with thanks to early supporters Frank Wisner Jack Frost and Bill Plummer for generous space and publicity. President Eleanor Kelly expresses gratitude and invites more citizens to participate in 1969 efforts.
The council records show the ordinance was introduced and passed at the January 9 1970 meeting with AYES from Larson AtKineso WD and Moyer ABSENT Grundy. The final adoption was signed by the mayor and certified by the clerk.
The Shafter Press lists its staff including Emil Jack Frost as editor and publisher with Bill Plummer as associate editor and Mrs. Frost as bookkeeper. Advertising and office manager Bob Frost. photo engraver Mrs. Pauline Groves. and other staff such as Mrs. Pat Packard and Mrs. Phyllis Moquist are named. postal entry date August 1 1935 and delivery terms noted.
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