Rules For Photo Event Reported
The report notes that rules for the photo event will be in effect until March 10 and will be part of the February contest.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
7
The report notes that rules for the photo event will be in effect until March 10 and will be part of the February contest.
Weather interrupted the Shafter high school tennis match against Delano for a second time as rain halted play. The notice outlines an upcoming municipal election in Shafter with polls at the Legion Hall, designating a single precinct and voting hours.
Bakersfield lawyer W. C. Dorris declares his bid for district attorney. A native of Alturas, USC law graduate admitted in 1913, Dorris served in World War I and has practiced in Taft and Bakersfield for 25 years. He emphasizes criminal litigation expertise and prevention.
Two earth fill dams on the Kennett and Friant divisions near Redding and Friant are completed as part of Central Valley reclamation work. The Kennett dam stands 35 feet high and 180 feet long, with a 4,000,000 gallon reservoir. The Friant dam is 20 feet high and 225 feet long, holding 2,440,000 gallons, with water to be pumped from the San Joaquin river.
Twenty one students in Shafter high school special history class sat the Constitution exam on Friday March 4. The district requires passing the constitution test to graduate. Instructor W B White reported that four tenths of the twenty one students achieved a satisfactory grade.
Members of the three week high school Safety Course received certificates Friday. Lieutenant Durant presented the awards in Bakersfield with Shafter Chief Murray in attendance. Recipients include Margaret Hunter, Helen Mayer, Mable Stockton, Eva Straukel, Milton Nikkel, Philip Haag, and others. A second group of about 50 students began this week under J. V. Wilson to study road courtesy and driving safety.
Bakersfield defeated Shafter high school 10 to 7 in a team match. Individual results included Nikkel beating Newman 6-3 8-6 at first singles, Maddox defeating Mettler 6-2 6-2, Lyttle beating Janzen 6-3 6-1, McMahon defeating Russell 6-1 6-1, and Bakersfield pair Conley Atchinson winning 7-5 11-9 in first doubles. Derryberry Lovelose won 4-6 6-3 7-5 over Livers Wiedmann in final doubles.
Members of the Shafter high school executive board will join the Kern County school student governments at McFarland to discuss government issues. Representatives include Herb Neuman Melvin Olean Merwin Olson Leola Kirshenmann and J H Porterfield with a Bakersfield luncheon and meeting planned for March 11 to review student problems and governance quality.
The combined Bakersfield high school and junior college bands directed by Harold J. Burt perform Friday night at Richland grammar school. Proceeds fund Shafter high school's Girls' Glee Club. The program includes Laurels of Victory, Roses of the South, Saint-Saens Hymn to the Sun, Old Colonel, Czardas, Semper Fidelis and solo numbers by Altwein, Withrow, and Damn.
Maple 4 H Club convened its second meeting at the Maple schoolhouse with formal officer seating and acceptance of two new members Clarence Klassen and Paul Lukinoff. Paul Wiebe announced total membership at 17 and officers include David Gleeckler as president Ruben Siemens as vice president Bob Anderson as secretary Orlando Warkentine as treasurer and Jim Klassen as reporter. After project reports the meeting featured musical entertainment by Melvin Archer Ernest Fleishaur Bud Anderson Elvin Klassen Rudolph Wittenberg Jim and Bob Klassen and Paul Lukinoff.
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