Homesteading Klamath Project in Study Stage
The Bureau of Reclamation says it is studying possible future openings in the Klamath Project area. R L Boke notes investigations consider flood risks and waterfowl impact. Two areas under study: southern Oregon northwest of Tulelake and Tule Lake bed lands under lease but flood prone. Neither area will be opened soon and feasibility remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
Klaig Prose
R .L. Boke
Sacramento
Oregon
Tulelake
Klamath Straits
Tule Lake
Boke
California Nimrods to Pursue Game Different Times in 1952
California hunters will follow new shooting hour rules after March 1 as 1952 regulations take effect. The Fish and Game Commission sets hours: one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset, with Nov 22 to Dec 1 limited to 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in counties north of San Luis Obispo, Kern and San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Nimrods
California
State Fish and Game Commission
Commission Action
San Luis Obispo
Kern
San Bernardino
Carl Neuman Back from Duty
Carl Neuman Jr is on a 30 day Navy leave at his parents home in Shafter after ten years on duty in Oriental. He arrived in San Francisco Bay aboard an Army transport ship with family on hand to greet him. He served on the S S Albuquerque tied to a loan to Russia and will report to Treasure Island after leave for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Neuman, Jr
Navy
Shafter
Oriental
San Francisco Bay
Richard
Donald
Inlaw
Lester Neufeld
San Francisco
S. S
United States
Russia
Neuman
Treaasure Island
4-H Club Valentine Party Held at Farm Bureau Center
The 4-H Club held its Valentine party at the Farm Bureau Center with games directed by Roy Mattson and Janet Olsen. Refreshments were served by Glenda Rey, Nancy Beal, Dorothy Olsen, Anita Rey, Don Mattson, Carla Blomquist, and Franklin Kosdon, who decorated the hall for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttonwillow
4-H Club
Farm Bureau Center
Roy Mattson
Janet Olsen
Glenda Rey
Nancy Beal
Dorothy Olsen
Anita Rey
Don, Mattson
Carla Blomquist
Franklin Kosdon
Mrs Duerksen Visits Daughter at Pacific Union College
Mrs C C Duerkigh of Shafter visited daughter Lolita at Pacific Union College for the biannual Mother Daughter Dinner held Sunday February 24. The Napa Valley college hosts a Beociat weekend event drawing 250 guests and visitors from as far as the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Duerkigh
Shafter
Lolita
Pacific Union College
Napa Valley College
United States
Hilltop College
Fresno State Shows Hike in Enrollment
Fresno State College reports 2500 students enrolled in the first two days of the term. Officials noted late registrations and 400 limited enrollment students could raise the total. Dean Forrest D. Brown estimates spring enrollment will be down about 50 full-time students from last year. Growth in graduate programs and a strong Air Force ROTC unit aid stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno State College
Forrest D. Brown
FSC
Teachers Honored at Tea Following Dedicatory Ceremony
Mrs Louis Beal hosted a tea for school teachers after the Sunday afternoon free dedicatory celebration. Mrs Jean Mefford led the Girls Glee Club during the ceremony and Richard Patrick directed the band and accompanied singers. Ruby Threewit participated in the flag service with other teachers aiding youth group leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batonwillow
Louis Beal
Jean Mefford
Richard Patrick
Ruby Threewit
Employment Up In State for Civilian Crews
California reports record civilian employment in 1951 with an average 4.484 million jobs monthly and December 1951 at 4.594 million. Defense production expansion, retail gains, and steady overall growth kept unemployment lower than 1950, while the labor force rose to 4.666 million. Mercury production context noted at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Departments of Employment and Industrial Relations Today
California
James G. Bryant
Paul Scharrenberg
Bryandt ‘Scharrenberg
West Coast Adventists Launch One Day House Campaign
West Coast Seventh day Adventists plan a nationwide one day drive March 8 calling on 5 000 000 American homes to learn physical and spiritual needs the church can meet The drive aims to reach 10 000 000 homes in two campaigns this year Church leaders note in prosperous city areas supplies will be given to aid the less fortunate A D Bohn of Los Angeles leads the California Arizona Nevada and Utah effort urging Christians to minister beyond church walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coast Adventists
A. D
Bohn
Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Patterson couple guests at Wasco Avenue home
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Neu Feld of Patterson, formerly Balko Oklahoma, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wiens at 17652 Wasco Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Neufeld
Patterson
Balko, Okla
J. E. Wiens
Wasco Ave
Mr and Mrs Calvin El Lis Entertained Mr Winans at Home
Mr and Mrs Calvin El Lis entertained Mr W E Winans of Maysville Oklahoma on Sunday enhancing social ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Ellis
W. E. Winans
Maysville
Okla
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Shafter High School
Kern Counts
Harvey Auditorium
Wilbur Stocker
Helen Warkentin
Alan Walker
Norma Craig
Bob Goossen
Philip Johnson
Nat
Jim Comers
Russell Harden
Don Broom
Klamath
Bakersfield
18Th
Highway 99
Twenty-fourth Street
Suez
Cheater Avenue
Carl Neuman
4-H
St. Valentine's
Mrs. Duerksen
Daughter
Fresno State
Taft Furniture CO
Center ST
TAFT
Dick Smith
Gilbert Crolin
General Tank Co
P.G
California Public Utilities Commission
P. G
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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