City Wide Cleanup Urged In Two Week Campaign
City officials urge a general cleanup in Siafter over the next two weeks to clear dry grass and debris. Residents must contact City Clerk Frank Shaw or garbage collector Mike Poznoff to arrange disposal and comply with incinerator burning between 6 and 9 a m. After one week of the period notices will be sent and officials may clean lots and place charges if properties are not renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siafter
Frank Shaw
Mike Poznoff
Shaw
Check Passer Gets Sentence In City Court
Glen F White was sentenced to six months in a road camp with 90 days suspended for two years after appearing in city court on a petty theft charge linked to an attempted bad check at Food Town Market last Friday. The license plate was taken by market owner Joe W Frizzell and police were notified. White had a prior record for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen F. White
Food Town
Joe W. Frizzell
al ‘Annis
Deuty
Law- Johns
White
Stolen Goods Returned and Road Camp Sentences Issued
Two stolen watches a pair of boots and a leather jacket were returned to owners this week by Constable John Reily and Chief of Police Al Annis after thefts near a trailer house. Tiny Thompson and another man received road camp sentences in Judge H. A. Rightmire's court. The jacket belonged to Fred Ruhlman and had been taken from his car. the boots and jacket were recovered locally and the watches had been disposed of for well below value. California has 509000 acres devoted to commercial crop production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reily
al Annis
Leonard Moore
Tiny” Thompson
Justice Court
H. A. Rightmire
Fred Ruhlman
Rio Bravo Graduation At School Wednesday
Rio Bravo Union Elementary School will hold graduation exercises in the school gym Wednesday evening. Mr. Young from the county district attorney's office will address the audience. Music by the school orchestra. Lucille Mathis will read class. Bob Devlin will sing a vocal solo. Jimmie Terry reads the class prophecy. June Dean and Bobby Haag perform a piano selection. Johnnie Westbrook will speak on What I Owe To America. Graduates include Dorris Juanita Foster Mattie Jewell Bailey Emma Lucille Mathis Robert Franklin Devlin Johrnie Westbrook Lana Marie Howell and Jimmie Margaret Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Bravo Union Elementary
Mr. Young
Lucille Mathis
Bob Devlin
Jimmie Terry
June Dean
Bobby Haag
Johnnie Westbrook
America
Plomas
Dorris Juanita Foster
Mattie Jewell Bailey
Emma Lucille Mathis
Robert Franklin Devlin
Johrnie Westbrook
Lana Marie Howell
Jimmie Margaret Terry
Wiedmann Named Student Body President at Shafter High
Merton Wiedmann was named president of the Shafter high school student body for the first semester of next year in an election held Tuesday at the school. Other officers include W. R. Cloud as vice president Patty Stringham secretary treasurer Edna Wyvoff social chairman Minnie Koop Jane Pasley and Charles Potter as yell leaders Letha Bartel girls athletic manager and Kelly Peirce boys athletic manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Wiedmann
Shafter High School
W. R. Cloud
Patty Stringham
Edna Wyvoff
Minnie Koop
Jane Pasley
Charles Potter
Yell
Letha Bartel
Kelly Peirce
Ag Department Setup Explained By Glenn O Nay
Glenn O Nay, head of the Shafter agricultural department, explained administration financing and programs to the Shafter Kiwanis Club yesterday at Crawford's luncheon, detailing the department's structure and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn ‘O. Nay
Shafter High School Agricultural Department
Glenn.O.rea
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Eld
Crawford’s
Local Agricultural Department Expands At Kern High School
Nay outlines Smith Hughes act backed program with 50 percent federal salaries for agricultural instructors funded locally by Kern County Union High School District. The department started 12 years ago with 17 students and now serves about 125, offering four years of class work on a 27 acre farm. About 200 head of livestock are raised, and Future Farmers have shown champion pen of five steers in Los Angeles. Construction for a new agr shop and classroom is planned, while a teacher shortage threatens future staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay
Kern County Union High School
Los Angeles
Wardell Chairmen Day Highlight
Wardell serves as chairman of the day with guest a e oe and Rey nold Dueh noted in attendance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Rio Bravo
Wiedmann
Uva Ee
Shafter Mercantile i
CERTO
Formay
Fou’l
Cohn
Libby
Smallee
Auers
Garden Peas
Libby’s
Ant
Nme
Peet
Onal
Luer
Oregon
Shafter
WASCO
Austesen's
San Joaquin Valle
Ee. Nay
Introducing Nay
Bob
J. C. Penner
Notary Public
Shafter County
At _ JOHNSON
Schaaf
Kahn