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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
8
The Lesson Sermon titled Probation After Death will be preached at Christian Science churches Sunday. It cites John 5 24 and Paul Corinthians promises of life after death and salvation through belief and probation with Mary Baker Eddy references and Key to the Scriptures.
The California State Chamber of Commerce announces five conferences on farming laws this October. The focus is the impact of State Disability Insurance on agricultural labor and new 1 percent tax on wages. Employers must deduct 1 percent of the first tier wages, report quarterly with DE 7003, and may face audits for noncompliance.
Ladies of Roeneaat and guests gathered at Mrs. Ivans home for a visit by Paula of the American Field Service. Attendees included Lydia Bender and numerous Roeneaat members like H P Wilson Emil Schaal Russell Goehring LeRoy Weidenbach and Victor Bender among others.
Mr and Mrs a Godbey are grandparents of Kevin Wayne 19 months old Monica Ann is noted as a sibling. Grandparents named Thomas Fink of Shafter and Charles Hampton of Visalia are listed with addresses. Charles Lee of Long risint is mentioned alongside.
Governor Edmund G Brown today urged California high school principals to submit names for delegates to the Governor's Statewide Conference on Youth for Community Service set for November 13 and 14 in Long Beach. The advisory committee plans four youths and one adult from each district, with crowds expected to reach 2900 delegates.
Two weeks remain in the California fishing season and anglers face variable conditions as cold mountain nights improve streams while snow above 7000 feet and possible Sierra storms threaten access. PG&E scouts note previous rainfall failed to end low water and a new heavy rain could raise waters.
In a broad appeal the Cotton Growers urge expansion of acreage to balance shortages and lift prices. They praise leaders John Arthur Reynolds and the Western Cotton Growers along with Arizona and California officials and federal representatives for backing the cause.
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