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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1952

Page

10

Strathmore Spartans Hold Off Shafter in Ferocious Battle

In a rugged football game, Strathmore kept their lead through the first half as Shafter miscues and timely defensive plays kept it close. Hinsley scored twice for the Generals, Ellis intercepted a Spartan pass to set up a Strathmore TD, and Wishon’s punt return added a spectacular score. Anderson capped the finale with a 70 yard reverse to set up the closing drive.

Shafter Strathmore Hinsley Generals Scales Charles Ellis Gene Wishon Spartans Dan Bledsoe Broom Ellis Anderson Carl Anderson

Bureau Presents Alpaugh Contract For CVP Power Delivery

The Bureau of Reclamation proposed a contract to supply Central Valley Project power to the Alpaugh Irrigation District in southern Tulare County. The deal would cut pumping costs by about 40 percent by delivering power via Pacific Gas and Electric Company lines under a wheeling agreement signed last year.

Central Valley Project Alpaugh Tulare County Bureau of Reclamation Irrigation District R. S. Calland Pacific Gas, & Electric Company

Cotton Picking Rate Set At 3 Per Hundred In Valley

The Agricultural Labor Bureau of the San Joaquin Valley sets a base rate of 3 per hundred pounds of seed cotton after a poll of 62 percent of six county growers. Most favor last year’s opening rate, with 15 percent for 3.50 and 12 percent at 3.25. Industry expects only a third of the crop to be hand picked, the rest by 5000 machines, up from 4000 last year. Growers report machine operators actively courting work, some offering 2 per hundred and claiming savings per bale.

Agricultural Labor Bureau of the San Joaquin Valley Norman R. McLaughlin Labor Bureau California Imperial Riverside

Army Reserve School Re Opens in Bakersfield

Maj. H R Hammond reports Bakersfield Army Reserve School has resumed its program for Kern county Reservists. The courses meet twice monthly on the first and third Thursdays at 425 30th St Bakersfield. Open to reserve officers from any branch. participation insures retirement.

H.R. Hammond Shafter Bakersfield

Firemen battle $4000 house fire near Lerdo highway

Shafter and Buttonwillow fire crews battled a $4000 five room house fire north of Lerdo highway at the Main Drain Canal. Owner C. E. Houchin and occupant F. E. Bradshaw were affected. Most damage occurred in the kitchen and attic. Overheated refrigerator listed as probable cause.

Shafter Buttonwillow County C. E. Houchin Lerdo Highway F. E. Bradshaw

Private Leaves For Korea Duty

Albert H. Hughes 23 son of Mr and Mrs C H Hughes of 132 Orange Ave left Sept 15 from San Diego for Japan and Korea He is husband of Maxine Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hall of Poplar Ave A graduate of Shafter High School he worked in Bakersfield before his induction to the Marine Corps last February Hughes has been stationed at Camp Pendleton since entering the Corps

Pic Albert H. Hughes C. H. Hughes Orange Ave San Diego Japan Korea Hughes Maxine Hall Lewis Hall Poplar Avenue Shafter High School Marine Corps Bakersfield Camp Pendleton Corps

Donald Gray Elected Rio-Bravo School Student Body President

Rio Bravo school votes elect Donald Gray as president for the fall term Superintendent Frank O'Neill announced. Other officers include Car ol Anderson as vice president Jane Ross secretary treasurer Walter Messer chief of police Mae Addington Carolyn Donelson sixth grade reps Jimmy Smith fifth grade rep Butch Rice fourth grade rep.

Rio. Bravo Donald Gray Frank O’neill Carol Anderson Janice Ross Walter Messer Mae Addington Carolyn Donelson Jimmy Smith Butch Rice

Shade for Poultry Helps in Products

Temperatures over 90 degrees will decrease growth and egg production. Chickens may die at 105 degrees. A good shade will reduce temperatures 15 to 20 degrees. A high shade is better than a low one for livestock. It gives a better opportunity for heat to escape from the body.

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