James E Dunkin Jr Basic Training at Fort Ord
James E Dunkin Jr completed basic training at Fort Ord in January 1959. His father resides in Shafter.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1961
Page
2
James E Dunkin Jr completed basic training at Fort Ord in January 1959. His father resides in Shafter.
Richland Christmas Upper Grade presents The Chimes Rang a one act by Elizabeth McFadden. The public performance is set for Tuesday evening December 12 at the Veteran's Memorial Hall. Players completed tryouts and rehearsals ahead of the show.
The California Farm Bureau delegates discuss market production status and surplus control under the California Marketing Act. They urge limited government power, emphasize industry service and research, and favor marketing order programs over special legislation.
The 60 voice choir under Mr Southwick and Mrs Bethy Mertz will perform three musical selections led by student vocalists including John Lopez Jerry Arney Chris Bann Ronnie James Danny Harder Mickey Frizzell Kristi Johnson Jeff Cuthrel Larry Dean Dewayne Nixon Mike White Armando Vazquez Bryce Carroll Shirley Morse Rose Lopez Harold Clayton Carolyn Brock Larry Douglas Robert Long Donna Howard Ralph Harvey Sandra Suniga Robert Hight Darlene Sowder with "Sleen the Child Jesus" Gevaert and "My Sheep Were Grazing" arranged by Mrs Mertz.
Health officer Dr. D. T. Boyd urges prewinter checks on gas appliances and heaters for proper venting and connections. He notes carbon monoxide risks, recommends vented legally installed units, keeping a window for ventilation, and placing heaters away from furniture, with safety checks available from Pacific Gas and Electric and local departments.
A Shafter couple, Mr. and Mrs. Handel, wed with attendant Mary Schmidt. Bride wore a champagne sheath with white carnations, best man Kenny Schultz stood beside, ceremony at the Riviera reception for the four. They plan a Carmel honeymoon during Christmas holidays.
Thrifty Cleaners opens a new Shafter plant at 320 State Street beside the Post Office. The local operation continues as Thrifty Dry Cleaners and will hire local staff. It offers dry cleaning and laundry including carpeting and upholstery work. Mr. Schultz brings 35 years of dry cleaning experience.
Editorial discusses a report from the U S Office of Education proposing a federal agency to guide and reform national educational goals. It frames the agency as the voice of the nation's conscience and calls for federal participation in policy development and standards, implying possible classroom oversight. The piece cautions about federal control over schooling and the constitutional precedent.
The text compares wildfires to a long uneasy truce with fire from ancient days. It cites recent Los Angeles area blazes as modern proofs that humans have not tamed fire, noting the immense cost and devastation relative to Boston's 1676 fire that wiped out 46 homes. Fire remains a persistent danger through time.
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