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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
12
Fresno State College announces 86 scholarships totaling 10175 for San Joaquin Valley high school and junior college students. Applications are due April 15 and may be redirected to another award if initial one is not received.
Kern County Museum announces annual spring Indian demonstrations from April 14 to May 23. Demonstrations run mornings on weekdays, no programs Saturdays or Sundays, with the Barrios family returning to show primitive food methods and baby Willie Barrios joining. About 15 000 county school children visited last year. reservations via Miss Marjorie Peterson in Bakersfield.
Calvin Ellis was named manager of the Mintern Cooperative Gin two miles from Chowchilla. He will start April 1 after a year as bookkeeper and office manager at Buttonwillow Co op Gin. Ellis led Lions Club activity and directed the Buttonwillow community church choir.
Maj Cyrus Wade Jr commandant of the 6223rd ORASU Army Reserve School for Kern county reservists is promoted to lieutenant colonel Capt Jack A Riggs announces Wade entered the Army June 1 1941 in Kan ree practiced law before serving two years training in the United States and deployed to Guadalcanal with XIV until August 1945.
The Christian Science Society Wasco announces a public lecture on the spiritual basis of safety. Frank C. Ayres of Indianapolis will speak at 8 p.m. Friday in the Wasco church at Seventh and Palm streets. His talk is titled Christian Science: The Revelation of True Safety. Ayres, formerly an attorney in the Midwest, left the practice in 1926 to pursue Christian Science healing full time and has since gained wide experience.
Rio Bravo Union School students highlighted the branch library slogan There is something for everyone with skits reports and pantomimes. Hosted by Mrs Marie Lillichoorn the event accompanied an open house from 9 30 a m to 1 p m. The branch opened in 1920 in the basement of the old school and now operates Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 3 featuring adult and juvenile books and current magazines.
The new bulletin titled Marketing Farm Poultry is available by writing to the Marketing Service Division Poultry Branch PMA U S Department of Agriculture Washington 25 D C. It announces guidance and standards for poultry marketing and distribution.
Michigan State College researchers advise proper infrared lamp setup to prevent danger. Install lamps at about 18 inches above the litter and secure firmly. Limit to 1 watt per 0.14 wire circuit and use only one infrared lamp per outlet.
A religious editorial presents a contrived test based on the Ten Commandments and Jesus teachings. It argues no one can score perfectly, and salvation comes through faith in Christ and keeping God’s law, urging readers to study, pray, and seek forgiveness to inherit eternal life.
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