Service to Hearing May 9 at Smith's Corners
A hearing is set for May 9 regarding an etree at Smith's Corners. Officials invite affected residents and interested parties to attend and present evidence or objections.
02 May 1962
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1962
Page
1
A hearing is set for May 9 regarding an etree at Smith's Corners. Officials invite affected residents and interested parties to attend and present evidence or objections.
A brief fragment notes roses and effort, contrasting with failures that leave one average. The text hints at spring imagery and a personal refrain about progress and success.
Rizk 7 announces a guest speaker Gordon Hawkins from the Newport Life Insurance Company Bakersfield office. Bob Bann acts as master of ceremonies and Rev. John Hleal gives the invocation.
T V Little of Shafter, first Kern County Gem and Mineral Society president in 1935, will display at the annual show next weekend in the Hall of Flowers. Free parking and camping in the natural state are noted as part of the event setup.
Tomorrow evening May 3 at Richland School Bruce Crawford superintendent in education invites the public to visit the campus. Visitors are welcome any time with a guided program and brief remarks to showcase the school.
Karin Johnson of 283 Maple has been admitted to the University of Southern California. Genet Renee Dr Norman Topping, USC President, notified the student of the award based on a panel selection reflecting high achievement and potential.
Shafter police and fire crews began a thorough alley inspection program to reduce fire hazards and health risks. About 32 visible violations were noted as addresses will be reported to the City Council on May 14. Citations may follow for noncompliance.
About 750 people attended last week as proceeds support student welfare and scholarship programs. Despite high expenses, additional cash donations are welcome. The school advertises the event details and purpose.
Fragmentary lines from the U S Cotten Field Station indicate year to date figures or remarks. The readable portion mentions furnishing data from the station and references this year to date progress.
Richland Lyon hosts an ninth grade essay contest with about 76 entrants. First prize goes to Rev. ee ee ee more and Miss Mary Dernik for Our American Heritage. The winning essay traces liberty from Magna Carta to the Mayflower Compact and the Declaration, emphasizing unalienable rights and national identity.
Hartland Bible Camp hosts barbecue at Mennonite Brethren Church in Shafter next Saturday May 5 from 5 to 6 30 p m. Kern County youth organize a short program to attract families with tickets 75 cents.
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