Shafter H S Expands Year-Round Class Options
The Shafter high school plans a six class option for music students, allowing an extra five classes to total six. New staff include Michael Keese and Jan Landis from Bakersfield, Alice Smith, Harold Collins, Carmen Soto, Robert Salamacha, and more. New varsity coaches are named with McMahon as head football coach and Janzen and Reese filling basketball and baseball roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Bakersfield High School
Michael Keese
Keese
Jan Landis
Alice Smith
Smith
San Francisco State
Long Beach State
Miss Soto
South America
San Fernando State College
Robert Salamacha
Salamacha
Western Michigan University
William McMahon
Walt Mince
Kern Valley High School
McMahon
Varisty
Ed Janzen
Janzen
Cross High School
Mike Reese
Bob Smith
Richard Froehlich
Lid
Walt Senior
Chuck Albee
Ver Nash
Deeee
Pat
Highland High School
James Rush
Three Shafter players attend St Marys camp for 1970 71 season
Shafter High School three players Jerry Klassen a junior and sophomores David Nash and Mike Dobrenen attended a one week basketball camp at St Marys College Moraga Calif last week. The camp featured instruction from a staff of high school and college coaches and former professional players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Generals
St. Mary’s College
Moraga
Calif
Jerry Klassen
David Nash
Mike Dobrenen
Matis Attends California Physical Education Workshop
Kalman J. Matis of Shafter High School attends the 23rd annual California Workshop for Physical Education and Athletic Coaching in San Luis Obispo. The two-week program runs August 3 to 14 with about 275 male teachers. director John Seixas leads sessions on sports and fitness as Cal Poly hosts with keynote by Howard Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Luis Obispo
Kalman J. Matis
Shafter
California
California State Penne
San Luis Moren
Cal Poly
California State Department of Education
California Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
John Seixas
San Gabriel High School
Matis
Shafter High School
California reports record hunting and fishing licenses for 1969 70
The state issued 767 149 hunting license holders and 2 294 430 sportfishing licenses, with 410 869 deer tags 225 110 pheasant tags and 34 158 bear tags. Angling licenses included 2 093 271 resident licenses 166 120 three day ocean licenses 11 372 non resident licenses and 23 627 ten day non resident licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
DFG
Talk of The Town Adapts to College Success Story
The piece outlines Al Gannett’s rise through Gannett to top roles including general manager of two Rochester dailies, president of Gannett Florida Corp., and executive vice president. He chairs the New York State Publishers Association and sits on the American Newspaper Publishers Association board. It notes his modest family means and the effort required for a college education, implying a message for campus critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannett
Rochester, N. Y
Gannett Florida Corp
New York State Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
Dove Season Opens in California September 1 1970
California announces a 46 day dove season from September 1 to September 30 with a reopening November 28 to December 13. The first shot is one half hour before sunrise. Daily bag limit is 10 doves, 20 in possession. White doves may be taken only in Imperial Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Band tailed pigeons open October 3 in specified northern counties and December 12 statewide. Shooting hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fish and Game Commission
San Diego
U. S. Department of the Interior
Riverside
San Bernardino Counties
Naylor Named DFG Region 4 Manager in Fresno
Albert E. Naylor named manager of California Department of Fish and Game Region 4 with headquarters in Fresno effective September 1, 1970. Naylor, 45, previously wildlife management supervisor for Region 1 at Redding, and a Hum boldt State College wildlife management graduate, has long worked on waterfowl and upland game projects in Sacramento and headquarter staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Arnett
California
Ley Lake
Sacramento
California warns on small animal plague in four counties
The California Departments of Fish and Game and Public Health issued a warning to sportsmen and vacationers about a growing animal plague threat in Plumas Lassen Shasta and Siskiyou counties. A quarantine on commercial trapping of small animals especially squirrels and chipmunks was announced. Dr Louis F Saylor cited two confirmed and three suspected human plague cases and warned exposure may rise with animal dieoffs. All patients are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Departments of Fish and Game and Public Health
California
Louis F. Saylor
State
Public Health
Plumas
Lassen
Shasta
Siskiyou
Kern County Bank Debits Reach New High in June 1970
Kern County bank debits continued a rising trend in June boosting six month total to a record 3,359,924,000 and exceed last year by 585.1 million. June alone hit 570,782,000, up 75.2 million from a year earlier. Board of Trade manager James Radoumis cites strong banking activity as a sign of a prosperous year ahead.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Board of Trade
James Radoumis
J C District Adopts 9 317 253 Budget For 970 71
The Kern Junior College District board approved a 9 317 253 budget for the 970 71 school year with a general fund tax rate of 58.56 cents per 100 dollars. Other adopted budgets include 1 826 039 for special reserve, 352 693 for cafeteria, and 377 309 for dormitories. Retired VA official Dr James S Glotfelty had 34 years in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern Junior College District Board of Trustees
Ed Gholz
Edward Simonsen
WIN
Bakersfield College
Milton Sanden
Arrests And Fines Rise In State Fish And Game Violations
The Department of Fish and Game reports 7,895 arrests in the first six months of 1970, up from 7,326 in the same period of 1969. Fines assessed by courts totaled $230,497 in 1970 versus $211,971 in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fish and Game
Shafter Seaman Participates in Air Force ROTC Field Training
Larry D. Keinath of Shafter participates in a U S Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps field training encampment at March AFB California cadets learn base life and officer career options. Keinath, USC AFROTC member and Shafter High School graduate of 1968, attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Keinath
Jack Keinath
Maple St
Shafter
U. S. Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Afrotc
March Afb
Calif
Wader Kennath
University of Southern California At
Los Angeles
Shafter High School
Capt Crabb and Family Are Stationed at Fort Ord
Capt Crabb and his wife and four children have moved to Fort Ord California where he has been assigned after completing a Vietnam tour. He served fourteen and a half years and was on the advisory team to the Vietnam government. He graduated from Shafter High School and studied at Bakersfield College. He earned three bronze star medals and two Vietnamese first class medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sata Eet Ete
Fort Ord
Calif
Crabb
Vietnam
C. C. Crabb
Pacific Ave
Bakersfield College
Capt. Crabb
Census Bureau To Conduct Job Survey This Week
The Bureau of the Census will survey employment and unemployment in the area for the week of August 16. Leonard C. Isley, director of the bureau’s Los Angeles regional office, announced the nationwide monthly sample study helps gauge economic health. In June the survey counted 82.1 million employed and 3.9 million unemployed, with a 4.7 percent rate. Individual responses remain confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Leonard C. Isley
Bureau
Los Angeles
U. S. Department of Labor
United States
Kern District adopts athletic and grooming code for students
Shafter High School and other Kern High School District athletes will follow a new athletic and grooming code next school year. The code, discussed with athletes, coaches and student councils, requires neat dress, clean grooming, and hair kept without obstruction to eyes ears or neck. Noncompliance may lead to suspension from sports activities. Copies will be issued to athletes at first team tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Kern
Jensen
City Council Debates License Merge and Civil Defense Seminar
City officials discussed merging two adjacent businesses to save a license and utilities, but no action was taken. Arm strongs will be reapprised. A Kern County Civil Defense seminar was announced for Sept 2 in Shafter with Fresno team participation.
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Armstrongs
A. G. Mortimer
Grundy
Shafter
West Kern County
Kern County
Fresno
Council
James Street
East Marengo Avenue
McMahon Issues Preseason Schedule For Football Aspirants
Coach Bill McMahon releases a preseason plan for football aspirants. Examinations occur August 19 at 8 a.m. in the school nurse's office. Mouth guard fittings on August 17 and 28. Fitness drills run August 17–21 and 24–28 ahead of August 31 practice start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Bill McMahon
Odell Gelvin Named Judge for 1970 Grand National Livestock Exposition
Odell Gelvin of Ogeechee Farms Fairland Oklahoma is named a judge for the 1970 Grand National Livestock Exposition to be held October 23 through November 1 at the San Francisco Cow Palace Edith C McDonald Livestock Committee chair and Cow Palace Board member announces the appointment Gelvin has 26 years of Hereford experience and previously led show cattle at Northern Pump Farms McHenry Illinois He has judged at the National Polled Hereford Shows in Atlanta and Columbus and has judged state fairs in Texas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Gelvin
Ogeechee Farms
Fairland
Okla
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Edith C. McDonald
Gelvin
Northern Pump Farms
McHenry
Ill
Potosi
Colorado Springs
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
Texas
Colorado
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Evy
Cran
McParlal
St. Mary's Camp
George
Chester Avenue
Over Loods Shoe
Habla Espanol
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18Th & K Sts
Cal State
Talk of
the Town
Butte
del Norte
Glenn
Humboldt
Mendocino
Modoc
Sierra, Siskiyou
Tehama
Trinity
Naylor
Manger
Region
Walker
J. C
James S. Glotfelty
Long Beach VA
Washington, D. C
Oakland
Martinez
Western
Census Bureau
Grant W. Jensen
Departments of Industrial Relations and Human Resources
Human Relations Agency
Clifford Ratzlaff
Ratzlaff
Kern County Association of Cities
Tehachapi
Johnston
Pasadena
Louise Giersch
Antioch
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