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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1960

Page

19

Shafter Women Tour Hearst Castle by Orange Belt Stage

The Shafter Woman's Club chartered the Orange Belt Stage driven by Bill Ervin with 28 members visiting San Simeon and Hearst Castle last Wednesday. The group stopped for sack lunches at Atasca dero Lake and finished with dinner at The Breakers Morro Bay on the return. Participants included Mesdames Clifford Adams, William Harold Miller, James Maquist, Ben Peters, Ernest Panero, T. P. Rootes, Jack Thompson, W. T. Walhood, Elmer Richards, and Adolph Kirschenmann.

Bill Ervin Shafter Woman's Club San Simeon Hearst Castle Atascadero Lake Shafter Morro Bay Clifford Adams William Harold Miller James Maquist Ben Peters Ernest Panero T. P. Rootes Jack Thompson W. T. Walhood Elmer Richards Adolph Kirschenmann

Paula Nix Returns as SHS Secretary

Paula Nix, SHS 1959 graduate, returns to Shafter High to serve as Ag and library secretary and to handle library text books. She types reports for Mrs. Richard and has bookkeeping duties for the Agriculture Department while planning to continue education next year.

Karen Sanderson Paula Nix Shafter High Bakersfield College Theodore Richard Miss Nix Agriculture Department Richard SHS FHA

Cotton Growers To Vote Dec 13 On 1961 Upland Program

Cotton growers will vote December 13 in a referendum to approve the upland cotton program for 1961. The plan sets a national allotment of 18,398,424 acres plus a 60,000 acre reserve and ties price support to farm allotments with penalties for excess production. If quotas are rejected, acreage allotments stay in effect with 50 percent parity price for cooperators.

Nt of Agriculture Smith

US Fuel Consumption Forecast for 1960

Motor fuel use across the United States is projected to reach 63.8 billion gallons in 1960. The estimate reflects total consumption across transportation sectors and energy needs.

United States

Kern County Fair Plans Take Shape For 1961 Run

The 1961 Kern County Fair is set for June 9 through 17 with a 232 108 budget approved. The nine day schedule includes a three rodeo contract with Flying A Ranch and West Coast Shows Inc. Fair manager Bob King says the master premium book is underway and the Junior Livestock Show will be the largest yet with prizes at least equal to last year’s 14584. Dave Snedden says 4 H FFA and Junior Farmer groups should plan now for a big June showing and attendance is projected to reach a quarter million.

Kern County Agrica Flying A Ranch West Coast Shows, Inc Bob King Dave Snedden 15Th District Agricultural Association Snedden Kern King California

Go To The Church Of Your Choice Sunday Shatter Churches

A Sunday event titled Go To The Church Of Your Choice sparked widespread church visits and stirred controversy as congregations reported disrupted services and heightened tensions across multiple communities. Local officials urged calm while faith leaders urged dialogue.

Church of Shatter

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