Shafter Sailors Finish Training
Lawrence J. Chavez son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Chavez of Rodriguez Street Shafter and Richard Nieto son of Mrs Petra Carrasco of 30709 Rodriguez Street Shafter have completed training.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1956
Page
6
Lawrence J. Chavez son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Chavez of Rodriguez Street Shafter and Richard Nieto son of Mrs Petra Carrasco of 30709 Rodriguez Street Shafter have completed training.
Complete training for recruits ends after nine weeks at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Graduation exercises feature a full dress parade and review before military officers and civilian dignitaries as raw recruits become Navy Bluejackets ready for fleet duty.
The farmer’s corner outlines algae’s potential to produce large protein volumes for feed and farm use, with UC studies showing promising chicken gains and harvest methods. It also reviews cotton nematode control tests at Shafter and Lamont, noting side-dressed nemagon results, skip-row planting considerations, and cautions on increased irrigation, pest, and weed costs.
Assemblyman H. W. Pat Kelly of Shafter announced the Interim Committee on Manufacturing Oil and Mining will hold a Capitol hearing at 10:00 a.m. on proposed changes and amendments to the Oil and Gas Conservation Law. The Chief of the Division of Oil and Gas, Department of Natural Resources, will attend to discuss the proposals.
Dr Wm C Buss, Kern County Health Officer, urges hunters to vaccinate dogs promptly as full rabies protection develops in 21 to 30 days. Boosted dogs need not reestablish protection. Attach rabies vaccination tags to collars kept on at all times and keep vaccination certificates with hunters. The Kern County Health Department maintains vaccination records and uses tags for identification if a dog is lost.
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