All Ready for Wildlife Week in California
Dr George E Walton leads National Wildlife Restoration Week efforts across over 200 communities. An honorary committee chaired by Gov Merriam includes Lt Gov Hatfield and multiple state officials and civic leaders from conservation, recreation, and farming groups across California.
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George E. Walton
Merriam
George J. Hatfield
E. C. Moore
Pres
Fish and ‘Game Commission
Zellerbach
A. T. Jergins
Herbert Davis
George D. Nordenholt
State Natural Resources
A. E
Frank F. Merriam
California
Oakland
General Wildlife Federation
Frederick F. Jordan
Inset
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
Scrap book to be circulated by Shafter club
The Home Economics club of Shafter will originate a circulating scrap book to be sent to all California schools. It will include club pictures, officers and other information to show what different clubs are doing.
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Home Economics Club
Shafter
California
Oil lease assignment in section 16 and 28-25 details
Listed with oil agreements this week is an assignment lease from L. G. Helmet ax to Universal Consolidated Oil Company. It covers portion of lot 30 in Section 16 28-25 and the west half of the south half of lot 31 16 28-25 with two percent royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Helmet Ax
Universal Consolidated Oil Company
Valley Growers Loans Open For Kern Farmers
J F Donleavey of the Salt Lake City regional farm credit office announces crop and feed loans for San Joaquin valley farmers. Applications accepted Fridays 1 to 5 at Room 212 Progressive Bldgs Bakersfield. Loans up to 400 dollars with crops or livestock as security. landlords must waive liens until repayment.
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San Joaquin Valley
J. F. Donleavey
Salt Lake City
Farm Credit Set Adience
Donleavey
Progressive
18Th Street
Bakersfield
Kern County
Farm, Credit Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Biology Students Study Responses at Shafter High
Biology students at Shafter High conducted experiments on plant and animal responses to stimuli. The studies yielded interesting results and featured Dorothy Sanders, Lorraine Stewart, Mary Fitzer, Florence Levi, Donna Gorsching, and Rachel Mouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High School
Dorothy Sanders
Lorraine Stewart
Mary Fitzer
Florence Levi
Donna Gorsching
Rachel Mouser
Honor roll ratings earned by Shafter high students
Membership in the California Scholastic Federation was earned by 11 Shafter high school students for the second semester. The list includes Elmer and Luella Dahl Amanda Johnson Eleanor Reimer Arthur and Lenora Wittenberg Leola and Rhoda Kirschenmann Monna Latta Louise Livers Rueben Mettler and others. Quartely grades determine honor roll standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Scholastic Federation
Shafter High School
C. S
Elmer
Luella Dahl
Amanda Johnson
Eleanor Reimer
Arthur
Lenora Wittenberg
Leola
Rhoda Kirschenmann
Monna Latta
Louise Livers
Rueben Mettler
Vivian Bartel
Letha Becker
Lois Choate
Walter Dalke
Muriel Gage
Sarahan Hehn
Fred Heinrichs
Amanda
Luella Johnson
Leela
Laura Koop
Freda
Ruben Mettler
Norma Neufeld
John Channeson
Merwin Olson
Jessie Mae Pitts
Eleanor Rei
Exchange Of Letters Starts At Shafter High School
During this week the second and third year Spanish classes at Shafter High School begin correspondence with foreign countries. Some students will write to Mexico while others target Cuba or South America. Enthusiasm runs high as they await replies.
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Shafter High School
Mexico
Cuba
South America
Visiting Minister to Speak Here at Mennonite Brethren Church
The Rev. Abraham Nachtigal of British Columbia will start a series of evangelistic meetings at the Mennonite Brethren church Kern street and California avenue Sunday evening February.
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Abraham Nachtigal
British Columbia
Menonite Brethren Church
Kern Street
California Avenue
Tuesday Deadline To Register Bees With Agricultural Commissioner
Tuesday March 1 is the last day for every person owning one or more bee colonies to register them with the agricultural commissioner under state law.
New Classrooms Being Decorated for Spring Term
New high school classrooms in use since spring term are being made more comfortable with pictures books and curtains. Room No 1 features Japanese art posters and travel bulletins from Miss Eileen Woodburn and her History I class. A large display highlights Hungary Austria England Germany Czechoslovakia and New Zealand.
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Eileen Woodburn
Hungary
Austria
England
Germany
Czechoslovakia
New Zealand
Well Baby Meet This Friday
The Well Baby Conference holds its regular monthly meeting this Friday from 1 to 3 at the Nursey school Sunset Avenue and Santa Fe Way. Mrs J B Henderson and Mrs Glenn O Nay will represent the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Sunset Avenue
Santa Fe Way
J. B. Henderson
Glenn O. Nay
American Legion Auxiliary
Cold Turkey Meetings Call For Agriculture Conference Series
Conferences of agricultural leaders bankers editors and civic heads across 26 California counties are held under the UC Agricultural Extension Service to discuss all aspects of farming and take corrective action. Already held in Santa Cruz San Benito Santa Barbara Stanislaus San Joaquin and Contra Costa with more sessions planned through March 25. Santa Cruz resolutions demand stopping racketeers from interfering with market flows and urge tariff protection for eggs while supporting long term soil programs flood water control and forest watershed protection.
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Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Santa Cruz
San Benito
Santa Barbara
Stanislaus
San Joaquin
Contra Costa
Stanislaus conference backs land and water plan
The Stanislaus conference urges improvement of alkali damaged bottomland near the San Joaquin River to raise carrying capacity and protect livestock. It recommends water table kept six feet below ground and keeping Stanislaus residents informed on the Central Valley water plan. It advises against widespread sale of small part time farms unless outside work supports a family. SOPHOMORES PICK RINGS The Stanislaus High School sophomore class approves Sterling silver class rings for the class of 1940 after three meetings and previous yellow gold rings.
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San Joaquin River
University
Stanislaus
Central Valley Water Plan
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F. D. Klyver
San Mateo
Calif
Garden Clubs, Inc
John Duvall
Los Angeles
Federation of Women's Clubs
Carl F. Johnson
Fish and Game Development Assoc
John Coleman
California Comm
Docks Unlimited
Robert Allen
Associated Sportsmen Incorporated
Hugh M. Worcester
U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey
George C. Pardee
Rich- Dir
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
Univ. of
California F. B. Federation
George Lehrmeyer
Grange
Sacramento
A. A. Brock
State Dept of Agriculture
Dean C. G. Hutchin
T Tay Sawta
Fe Trail
Harvey
Santa Fe Ry
Santa Fe Railway
Arest Santa Fe Trailways
Cooking
Legion Hall
Duehren
O’keefe & Merritt Co
O'Keefe & Merritt
Abso
Duehren’s
Miss Boradori
Home Economist
Southern
Ing School
RCA
Home Appliance CO
Emil Stoller
Mombe
Grandma
Grandpa
SAN Joaquin Light and Power Corporation
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