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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1964

Page

2

Exchange Student Yolanda Praises Shafter Community Ties

At a Shafter Chapter meeting the Amer vument discussed a Woman's Club sponsored benefit card party. Yolanda from Colombia shared her experiences at Shafter High School and with local groups, displaying slides and photos from her home region. Michael Allen, Shafter High junior, remains a semi final candidate for a national program at New York headquarters.

E Shafter Chapiter The Woman’s Club Motte ‘Panero John Shafter American Field Service Yolim Yoanda Palmire Columbia Shafter High School P.T.A Ladies of the Ebenezer Reformed Church Campfire Girls Shafter Junior Womens Club Arthur Johnson Shafter High School Yolanda Colombia Michael Allen Beeng Headquarters New York Ieee Ton Foreigh Co

District leaders and auxiliaries highlighted in 1959 report

The article lists district commander Everett and 15th District adjutant, along with 15th District officers and past presidents of the auxiliary. It notes Ina the auxiliary leadership, names Wilma Bell Grace Annis Nellie Lassiter Erma V McCoy and others, plus Anthony Vazquez and county figures. Descriptions cover roles of adjutant sergeant-at-arms historian and chaplain with various officers named.

Everett Vera Carter Wilma Bell Grace Annis Nellie Lassiter Erma V McCoy Nilgie Heinlein Cathy Morggan Isabelle Wford Georgette Kadel Anthony Vazquez Boys Stater ii Shafter Stoel Jack Jan Chuck Brooks Justines Iva Jo Fosdick Sua Jone Jensen Jimorian Elgie Einlein

Easter Services With Special Music At Mennonite Church

The First Mennonite Church holds evening worship at 7 p.m. Rev Cecil Poole delivers the Easter Message. Morning service features children reciting poems and special Easter music. Mrs Poole to give a sermon at 7 p.m.

Cecil Poole Tame Liver

Raisin Growers Elect Sun-Maid Advisor Target

Linda Luther, president of the Sonio Raisin Growers of California, announced the election of Sun-Maid Advisors to a leadership or advisory role.

Luther Linda Sonio Raisin Growers of California Sun-Maid Advisors

FFA District Officers and Members Listed at Field Day

Chapter leaders Gerald Lewis and others presided as Burleigh Dooley introduced district personnel and FFA members including H. W. Pat Kelly and Thomas Kelly. Junior farmers Larry Zachary Randy Zachary and Craig Dargatz attended seeking guidance. Dooley thanked Adams Hard Facing Nikkel Iron Works and Frank Russell Manufacturing for support. Joyce Dooley listed as department secretary among staff.

Gerald Lewis Benny D. Nearn Billy Braisher Keith Hamilton Danny Sanderson Richard Barwick Sentinel Burleigh Dooley Ad Corrie Theo McCuen Avery Allen Donald Ruggenberg FFA H. W Pat) Kelly Thomas Kelly E. B. Stringham M. L. Wiedmann Clarence Foster E. Gordon Smith Emil Kirschenmann Donald Zachary Bernard Costello Dooley Larry Randy Zachary Craig Dargatz Dickson Atg Lowell Todd William Decker Neal Scales Ray Rose Paul Hoff- Dooley Adams Nikkel Iron Works Frank Russell Manufacturing Company Schoultural Joyce

Sister’s Visit to Los Angeles for Baby Purchases

Mrs Elmer Richards spent three days in Los Angeles last week joining her sister Lola Laut who was on a buying trip for her new child.

Elmer Richards Los Angeles Lola Laut

State Bar and voters face calls for more judges and unification

A letter debates expanding judicial capacity to speed hearings and ensure fair speech rights with State Bar leadership urged to drive the effort. It also covers George McLain’s campaign push and a California plan to distribute 75 million dollars in school district aid tied to district unification, with mandatory timing and oversight by the State Board of Equalization. The piece ends noting tax collection timing on April 15.

O.K State Bar George McLain U. S America LBJ California George State Board of Equalization

Lions Ship Desks to Mexican School for Ensenada Dedication

Buttonwillow Lions and more than 200 Lions from District 4A-2 traveled to Ensenada Mexico for the dedication of an Indian school at San Jose de la Zorra. The five man Buttonwillow delegation delivered 55 desks and donated cash toward the project. The effort involved Kings Tulare and Kern counties with Three Rivers Club assistance and highlighted international Lions cooperation. A trip report will be given at the Lions meeting at Dino's.

Buttonwillow Lions Ensenada Mexico San Jose de la Zorra Buttonwillow Toy Andreotti Gino Torigiani Woody Hoggard Jerry Buerkle Wally Cannan Lions Three Rivers Club California Kings Tulare Kern Mirasol Company Lions Brothers United States Lion Cannan Dino's

Agribusiness Group to Hear Turner and Kennedy

The Greater Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee schedules a March 25 lunch at Maisoncoe sand Restaurant. John Turner, agronomist at the U S Cotton Research Station in Shafter, and J Russell Kennedy, Calcot Ltd general manager, discuss future production research and pending cotton legislation in Washington. The talks aim to inform Kern County cotton growers and the wider community about cotton’s economic role and industry issues.

Agribusines Greater ’ Chamber of Commerce Maisoncoe Sand Kenneth G. Clarke John Turner U.S Shafter J. Russell Kennedy Calcot Ltd Turner Kennedy Washington, D. C Clarke Kern County Chamber San Jenin Valley

Voter Registration Deadline Set by City Clerk

Bill Johnston, City Clerk reports that voters must be registered 54 days before the June 2 primaries. The registration cutoff is approximately April 8.

Bill Johnston

Exchange Student Meets Camp Fire Groups in Salem

An exchange student from South America shared Colombia slides and articles at a Richland Primary Cafetorium tea on March 9 at 4 p.m., hosted by E Ha Ki Wee and Wa Ki Wa Camp Fire groups. Yo Tanda Gutierrez was warmly received.

Wa Ki Wa Camp Fire

Frankly Speaking Press 183 Highway Opinion Sparks County Debate

A clipped column notes a State Bar suggestion amid county discourse. The writer references Fr example in Shafter California and addresses Mr Wisner, reflecting on local advertising and press duties within county towns and media.

State Bar Central Valley Highway Shafter California Wisner

Young crows reportedly eat food equal to their body weight daily

Reports indicate young crows may consume an amount of food matching their weight in a 24 hour period, highlighting significant feeding needs during development. The finding underscores the birds' voracious appetite and energy requirements.

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