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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1950

Page

3

Kern District Adopts 1950 51 School Calendar

The Kern County High School District approves the 1950 51 calendar for Shafter and member schools. Faculty meeting Sept 6. registration Sept 7 8 9. classes begin Sept 11 and end June 8 with 175 school days. Holidays include Nov 23 24 Christmas New Year Dec 18 Jan 20 Easter Mar 19 23 and Memorial Day May 30. Vote April 11.

Kern County High School Shafter Board of Trustees Nee Inclusioinning

Minter Auxiliary Plans Potluck Supper

Plans for a potluck supper were made at the meeting of the Minter Village volunteer firemen auxiliary held at Mrs Rex W Cunningham's home. Members present included Mrs Carl Cravatt and Mrs Doris Fleming among others.

Minter Village Rex W. Cunningham Carl Cravatt Doris Fleming Mary Pearson

Gardening Topic of Home Meeting at Harlan Wilson Residence

A home demonstration meeting will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Harlan Wilson residence on Fresno avenue. Gordon Smith of the Shafter Experimental Farm will give a talk on gardening. A plant exchange will be held. attendees are asked to bring a favorite plant or slip to swap. All interested are welcome.

Harlan Wilson Fresno Avenue Gordon Smith Shafter Experimental Farm

Local Ladies Club Sets March 30 Meeting

Names listed include Robert Barry and nine Mrs. entries. The next meeting will be held March 30 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Cravatt.

Robert Barry Bernice Cheney Dick Miller Clarence Cravatt Bill Putnam Arnold Hammervold Ethel Simmons Keith Sink Loren Allgood

Queen Contest Rules At Shafter Potato Festival

County women aged 18 to 25 may enter the Shafter Potato Festival Queen contest. Barbecue tickets sold May 20 count as 4 votes. each 1.50 ticket yields 10 votes to the seller’s queen and diverts 10 percent to the girl and 5 percent to the organization. Official open date March 31 and closes at noon. clubs may buy tickets from Bert Ware, Em Mettler and Sons. Clubs must report weekly vote tallies by 5 p.m. Wednesday to Ware.

Bert Ware Em, Mettler and Sons Ware

Shafter Forms Branch Of Young Republicans

The Shafter branch of the Young Republicans of California forms with O. D. Handel as president. The group will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Veterans Memorial Hall. Richard Nixon is slated to speak at 9 am on April 4 in the county park. Other officers include Dick Zink vice president Harold Miller treasurer Bert Wose secretary Jim Maquista Peters publicity committee and Bob McClain Mert Weidmann membership committee.

O. D. Handel Shafter Young Republicans of California Veterans Memorial Hall Richard Nixon United States Senate Young Republicans Dick Zink Harold Miller Bert Wos Jim Maquista Peters Bob McClain Mert Weidmann

Fiber Expert Joins Farm Here

Marvin Hoover, UC extension specialist, moved to Shafter to centralize experimental work in cotton and fiber crops. He arrived from Davis where he conducted related experiments. New street lights on Walker Street: six units ordered installed.

Shafter Marvin Hoover University of California Extension Speciality University’s Agricultural College At Davis Walker Street

Camera Club To Sell Books At Shafter High School

Shafter High School's Camera Club under Miss Jeanette Wheeler will begin selling yearbooks to the student body. The booklet is not a rival to Laurion but offers signatures from those leaving and space for students and faculty.

Shafter High School Camera Club Jeanette Wheeler Laurion

Peas Spuds Shipped from Shafter Area After Frost

Spring shipments of peas and potatoes were planned to begin soon in Shafter and Wasco districts. Frost caused varying damage with Edison district potatoes largely lost, while Shafter suffered less. Alfalfa and young crops were lightly damaged. plums and grapes remained largely unaffected as 12,000 acres are planted to diverse crops and new staples.

Shafter Wasco Edison Lewis A. Burtch Shafter-Wasco- Rosedale

Laura VanCleave Crowned Most Fascinating Eyes

Laura VanCleave, a Shafter High School sophomore, won the Most Fascinating Eyes title in a gender neutral contest judged on eye width, size, color, animation, clearness, and reflection. Ernest Hughes and Dorothy Ramay placed as runners up.

Laura VanCleave Shafter High School Laura Ernest Hughes Dorothy Ramay

CHP To Equip Cars With Blue And Red Emergency Lights

California Highway Patrol cars will feature a blue light alongside the existing red light for emergency use. Commissioner Clifford E. Peterson announced the change to aid quick identification of approaching official vehicles. The blue light mounted on the front opposite the red light signals motorists and pedestrians that the vehicle is a patrol unit.

California Clifford E. Peterson Peterson Ofice

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