Morales Reflects on Road Changes Since 1937 in Button Willow
Morales has lived in Button Willow since 1937 and notes a marked change in the road conditions over time.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1961
Page
2
Morales has lived in Button Willow since 1937 and notes a marked change in the road conditions over time.
The Branko Krsmanovich Chorus of Yugoslavia makes its Kern County debut in the 35th season program of the Kern County Musical Association. Directed by Bogdan Babich the group performs at 8:30 pm in Harvey Auditorium Bakersfield with authentic Yugoslav costumes and a mix of classical and Slavic folk music.
California events to run November 9 to 12 feature dignitaries Secretary of State Frank Jordan author Leonard Wibberley and artists John Hilton and Bill Bender among participants. Activities include dedications, campfire meetings, lectures on flora and fauna, dances, author breakfasts, a chuck wagon lunch, Burro races and the Photoscenic America concert.
Oil company representative visits Richland to observe classes at the Richland refinery facilities. Mrs. Toppins represents Richland on Kern County Upper Grades Science Committee appointed by Don Edinger. The Westside Committee chaired by Bill Clanin includes Richland and nearby towns, with Dr. Stolberg, NDEA representative, advising on improving upper grade science teaching. Mrs. Soppini led teacher workshops and spoke at State College on word enrichment tied to science.
Eugene Fleishauer, once a Maple area pupil, visited family in Bakersfield Wasco and Anchor age during a weekend trip from Miami where he attended a convention. A certified orthopedist, he designs artificial aids for crippled children and has shown notable success in touching victims’ lives. He and his wife Helen Unruh, formerly of Wasco, have two daughters Betsy and Dianne.
The National Automobile Club notes some snakes can survive one to two years without food by absorbing fat from their own bodies. This extreme adaptation highlights how certain reptiles endure long periods without sustenance.
Editorial voice laments Russia’s megaton fallout and the fragile hope of peace on Veterans Day. It recalls World War I’s promise to end all war, mourns the growing toll of recurrent conflicts, and urges a shared will to live together as humanity.
A University of California scientist says x ray mutations can produce better grapes for wine. The method allegedly alters grape chromosomes to enhance quality, prompting remarks on science and its influence on California's wine industry.
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