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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2005
Page
7
The Green Hotel held a courtyard gathering to celebrate pruning and new lighting of a 125 year old oak funded by the West Foundation and in memory of several donors. Lighting enhances evening ambiance as plans for monthly potluck open meetings begin July 14 at 6 pm to foster community and local pride.
Harper is a 12 week old black and white domestic longhair kitten. He gets along with other cats, loves people, and has a $25 adoption fee with neuter at six months. Visit shaftercritters.petfinder.com to meet Harper or other animals, or see cats at Petsmart on Oswell Street in Bakersfield. Hours vary by day. call first.
A reader recalls gaillardias, their red orange petals tipped in yellow, growing 8 to 12 inches tall, blooming May to September. They note care needs light, well drained soil, heat tolerance, and potential winter risks in heavy clay. Hybrids arose 150 years ago in Belgium. deadheading and dividing every 2–3 years recommended. The note references blanketflower origins with a weaving motif and a Biblical verse.
Four sessions of Mommy and Me for the school year cover topics from school readiness to car seat safety and nutrition. About 40 mothers completed the program. reduced-price car seats await those who finish all sessions. Parents praised nonviolent discipline and seat use. requests for more classes have grown.
Rex M. Rogers argues Christians must stay informed and active in politics, choosing key issues to influence, reading broadly, praying, donating, volunteering, and forming groups to apply biblical guidance to public life. The column, by a Grand Rapids author and Cornerstone University president, appears in multiple papers.
A wellness tip claims honey kills bacteria and speeds healing by covering blemishes with honey under a bandage overnight. The post presents honey as a sterilizing, fast acting treatment for skin imperfections.
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