Richland Schools unveil planned annual athletic program
Richland Schools physical instructor Roy Farrell outlined a school wide program for boys and girls featuring football and volleyball. The 8th grade and 7th grade teams will compete in 8 man touch football and volley ball with playoffs culminating in a final game between grade winners. Five minutes of warm up precedes each match.
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Big Aquaplane Race Set This Sunday
The Great Ironing Board Derby returns post war with 25 to 30 entrants for the 44 mile aquaplane race from Catalina Island to Hermosa Beach. Frank Champagne of the Aquaplane Race Association notes two San Diego teams have filed and six riders seek boats to complete teams. The course runs Avalon to Redondo Beach then to Manhattan Beach finishing at Hermosa Beach Municipal Pier.
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Salmon Run Starts on Klamath River Run
Sportsmen report strong salmon fishing on the Klamath River in Del Norte County as the annual run begins while steelhead catches slow.
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del Norte County
Dennis Day Praised For Voice And Comedy Talent
Sixty prominent American leaders including Jack Benny plan to supply tens of thousands of bedside radio sets to hospitalized veterans through the Hospitalized Veterans National Radio Foundation. The non profit group advances a program to aid ex servicemen nationwide. Dennis Day, star of A Day in the Life, noted for his tenor voice, humor and versatility, appears on radio with a talent for mimicking voices and dialects. He was raised in the Bronx and studied law at Columbia University. He may answer questions quietly then entertain in Jolson or high pitched elderly tones.
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Duck Season Will Be Short
Duck population declines shrink hunting season as population falls over 35 percent in two years. Spring floods drowned many nests, reducing fledgling numbers statewide. California reports record civilian income in 1944 at 12,502,700,000 dollars.
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Fresno State Football Opens With 60 Candidates
More than 60 hopefuls reported to head coach Keneath Gleason at Fresno State College for the first practice. Returning lettermen and junior college transfers join the squad as preparations begin for a September 20 opener against Oklahoma City University in Fresno.
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Don Dorfmeier
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Millard Mitchell
Charles Moran
Sal Mustachio
Dick Neal
Hal Raley
Jim Wolfe
Tom Yost
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Auxiliary committee holds monthly business meetings at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday at Legion Hall with Mrs. Dorothy Horwith as new president and Vera Moor elected marshal replacing Dorothy Sukut. Jessie Hein resigned as secretary treasurer. Jane Hahn serves pro tem. The group voted one business meeting per month and a second with a program. Citations for membership growth and outstanding work were received. Camp Fire liaison Leah Wolf named. Next meeting Sept 16. guest Mrs. Dee Walker attended.
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Vera Moor
Marshall
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Jessie Hein
Jane Hahn
Helene Hobson
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Leah Wolf
Edna Camp
Opal Freedman
Ann Bender
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Farm Safety Film Shown To Rotary Club
Dr Harold Freedman presented Stitch in Time a safety film by Sears Roebuck Foundation and endorsed by the National Safety Council to Shafter Rotary. He warned farming is hazardous with 1 500 000 rural injuries yearly and stressed education and preventive methods. Guests included Max McKinly and Forrest Warren. next week H W Kelly district Governor will speak.
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National Safety Council
Harold Freedman
Shafter Rotary Club
Freedman
Max McKinly
Wasco Club
Forrest Warren
Delano Club
H. W. Kelly
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