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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
6
Brother visits Mr and Mrs Claude Farmer of Marlow Oklahoma dropping in at the home of the Farmers sister and her husband the U V Terrys.
Alaska travelers face more pavement and less dust this season with a 2350 mile route from the United States to Fairbanks. Experts warn of primitive facilities, mosquitoes, and high prices but promise rewarding wilderness contrasts for prepared motorists.
The Spring Semester honor roll at Shafter High School lists students by class. Senior selections include June Anderson and John Armendariz among many others, with numerous names across the Junior Sophomore and Freshman groups.
Pacific Gas and Electric stream scouts report overall favorable trout prospects through much of Northern and Central California. Most streams are slightly high but dropping, with Trinity County streams especially promising and Butte County near the best fishing since season open. Higher reaches offer better fishing while warmth increases at lower elevations.
Department of Fish and Game biologists studying steelhead and rainbow trout found fibrous material in stomachs that turned out to be filter tip material from discarded cigarettes. In the same week, rainbow trout stomachs contained similar debris from anglers' cigarettes. HAL SURGERY. Mrs. Varda Terry, daughter in law of Mrs. A. Terry, underwent major surgery last Thursday at Wasco Community Hospital.
Cecil Loveless Shaw Street and his friend Oscar Groves left last Saturday to visit their mothers in Oklahoma. The pair drove to Oklahoma and plan a two week vacation.
Raden Fortenberry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fortenberry, attended the A A U Track Meet in Bakersfield. He visited the home of John Lindley during his stay in the valley city.
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