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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
6
The Kern County Fair Grounds program continues with upgrades including open judging rings for sheep and swine, a new shade covered ring, better traffic control features, and a rest room in the Horse Show area. Improvements expand to lighting, dust control, and a Child Care Center with lumite covering.
Equipment and testing gear are provided in the center directed by the Woman's Work Organization of the Church of the Brothers with Anna Shively as manager. Mother Goose Land will be enlarged and refurbished. The Floriculture-Home Arts building gets a repaint, a new stage is budgeted for 1968, and directional signs will guide visitors across 160 acres highlighting Kern County Centennial themes.
The California Fish and Game Commission plans two days of sessions June 23 and 24 1994 in San Francisco to discuss special deer hunts for 1966 along with other items. Agenda includes antlerless and buck hunt permits antelope hunt new license in possession rule brush reduction program anchovy reduction fishery and Chino Game Farm closure stocking birds sage grouse status and a depredation deer hearing in Noyes Valley Siskiyou County.
The Christian Science Board of Directors discusses radical changes in Deity and man's relation to God. Clayton Bion Craig, new Chairman, urges faith and discipline to heal world ills. Plans note a new International Department and Youth Division and a 26 story Church Administration Building funded by a Center Building Fund.
The California Rodeo at Salinas runs July 21 to 24 celebrating its 56th year with track events and cowboy contests. Climate space age acts include Apollo program workers performing tent pegging, a Pasadena Tex. rider leaping a 15 foot paper moon, and Leon Adams riding Brahman bulls in Roman style.
Phillip D. Siemens, son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Siemens of Wasco Road 17607, graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a degree in electronic engineering.
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