Farm Bureau backs water bond and opposes apportionment
The Kern County Farm Bureau board of directors on September 1 went on record supporting Proposition 1 Water Bond Act and opposing Proposition 15 Senate reapportionment.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1960
Page
2
The Kern County Farm Bureau board of directors on September 1 went on record supporting Proposition 1 Water Bond Act and opposing Proposition 15 Senate reapportionment.
A bridal shower in her honor for Janet Tudor ahead of her marriage to Jack Stahl was hosted August 16 at her home. Guests, games, prizes, and a pink white silver theme dominated the afternoon with many attendees and several gift givers named.
Mrs Gene Guenther hosted a Shafter Junior Women's Club coffee hour to entertain prospective members with a Back to School theme. A bright red country school center stage, gym equipment, and labeled children created a lively scene while President Handel outlined club rules and fundraising goals. Members and guests enjoyed coffee and donuts as membership details were explained and meetings planned for home venues to foster work and community betterment.
The Richland PTA plans its annual teachers reception on September 13 at 6 30 PM on the Richlane school patio. Courtesy chairmen Mrs Don Camp and hospitality chair Mrs W B Camp Jr greet teachers on opening day with the apple for the teacher theme.
Governor Ernest F. Hollings brands compromise as a transcending malady undermining American principles and the free enterprise system, urging vigilance against erosion of national values and economic freedoms.
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