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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1980
Page
7
Teen Nightmare letter urges counseling for fear dreams while another asks who pays the bills after marriage to a widow. A third responds to a dating couple about facial hair causing kissing issues and promotes an Ann booklet on booze for teens.
Sixth grade officers and terms of office have begun at Richland Intermediate School. Officers include Jill Ryan as president Traut Mann as vice president Jennifer McGowen as secretary Wendie Brown as historian and a representative from each room. Carty is the teacher sponsor.
Shafter Flower and Gift at 321 Central Avenue held its third annual Christmas Open House last weekend on Friday and Saturday November 14 and 15. Free drawings awarded a farmishing well planter to Betty Hester and prizes including soap, silk Christmas meat, and collector ornaments by Ferrandie, Hummel, Disney, and Eva Rockwell. Local winners included Doris Harder, Lisa Kabrich, Cathryn Putman, Anne Starrh, Edna Williams, Tim Smith, Verona Dalke, Melanie West, Wanda Tackett, Joyce Romanini, Rosemary Palomo, and Rita Lorenz. out of town winners were Lorena Klassen of Fresno, Barbara Bell of Wasco, and Joyce Graham of Bakersfield.
Neutered cats produce less sex hormone, contributing to calmer demeanor and greater tolerance. The note mentions a neutered male cat showing unusually docile behavior and higher tolerance toward others.
The project calls for individuals who moved to the southern San Joaquin Valley in the late 1930s to come forward. Kings Tulare and Fresno residents or their descendants are urged to contact Sharon Donahoe Hall BB at (805) 833-2271 for information and guidance on the outreach effort.
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