Fragmentary Names From Local Notice
Readable names and dates appear in a damaged clipping reporting local items. The legible portions include several personal names and a partial date, suggesting a notice of community or organizational activity.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1961
Page
9
Readable names and dates appear in a damaged clipping reporting local items. The legible portions include several personal names and a partial date, suggesting a notice of community or organizational activity.
The article advises lifting tuberous begonias after tops die back, letting tubers dry, and separating them from soil. Nurserymen recommend improving soil with a mix of manure and bonemeal for compacted beds and around shrubs, promising healthier plants and better blooms.
An acute shortage of trained librarians has forced a curtailment of telephone reference service at the Central Kern County Library. Supervising Reference Mila DeLaveaga said the reference desk will remain open as heavy after school demands press staff.
The article notes acne is common and influenced by multiple factors. It urges reducing dietary fat, replacing fats with protein and starch, and promoting low fat options at school and home. It calls on parents and teachers to guide teens toward healthier eating to improve appearance and health.
Fred Cronkhite, a Bakersfield native and Whitworth College graduate, joins Shafter High School as English 11AB teacher and serves as football coach and assistant track coach. He and wife Vernie Marie have two children, Pebbie and Kevin. Cronkhite has Air Force service and enjoys archery, tennis, and golf.
Kern County high schools announce a week of potato based meals for November 13 to 17. Menus feature parsley potatoes with ham, buttered potatoes with roast beef, and other potato dishes alongside salads, fruit, bread, and milk.
The season begins Saturday with a new tag system requiring one tag to be attached to a pheasant leg. Hunters may bag two birds daily but not exceed 10 for the season, with tags priced at 10 for $2 under rules from the State Department of Fish and Game.
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