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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1969

Page

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Shafter Tower Guide to Be Razed amid City Debates

A visiting publicist recounts Shafter’s unique water tower as a navigational landmark, notes plans to demolish the structure, and questions local motives while praising the city’s history and layout. The piece shifts to a Bakersfield trip, detailing a visit to the Kern County Fair and its admin office, led by Helen Bates and Cy Allen.

California Sacramento Bakersfield Kern County Helen Bates Cy Allen Bates

Kern County Faces Enrollment Surge With 110000 Projection

County Superintendent Harry E. Blair predicts more than 110000 students will be enrolled based on last spring attendance, population growth, and factors like the 1970 opening of California State College at Bakersfield and the California Water Project. He notes possible growth to over 122000 in five years and cites local districts already expanding from 78 to 113 students in Lost Hills Union School District.

Evron Barber Richland School Ruth Searcy Evelyn Little Harry E. Blair Blair California State College Bakersfield Taft College California Feather River Lost Hills Union

Lost Hills Enrollments Highlight Growth After Water Supply

The article notes Lost Hills enrollment steady at 61 in 1964 as Kern County anticipates population growth from new water supplies. It cites Bakersfield College 10 583 spring enrollment Taft College 1 048 and districts Bakersfield City 24 359 Blake 10 Kern Joint Union High School District 23 974, with planning implications for future educational facilities.

Lost Hills Kern County Blair Bakersfield College

Kern High School District Adopts Revised Dress Code

The Kern High School District board approved a new dress and grooming code based on student and staff recommendations and recent court decisions. It outlines acceptable attire and grooming, including skirt length for girls and hair standards for boys, and requires students to be neat and clean on entering school.

Kern High School Schoo

Kern High School Adopts Dress and Grooming Rules

The Kern High School board directs staff to enforce a new dress code citing court rulings that staff act in loco parentis during school hours. Girls may wear dresses or skirts with blouses. minimum skirt length is mid-thigh. footwear required. rules ban revealing or very tight clothing and beachwear. Boys should wear properly fitted suits or jackets with shirts and slacks worn at the waist. specific details cut off in available text.

Board of Trustees

Shafter City Council Chases Salary Schedule Bugs

City officials grapple with a new salary plan adopted last July 1. A 5 percent request from City Clerk W H Johnston was curbed to a ¼ percent hike as council members seek guidelines for department head raises. Fred Ward and Bob Nixon urged a formal policy during the Monday session with more discussion set for the next meeting.

Shafter W.H. Johnston Johnston Fred Ward Kern County Employes Association Ward Bob Nixon Assis

Will Moir Joins Staff of Shafter Baptist Church

Will Moir is named Minister of Education at the First Baptist Church in Shafter under Rev. Edward Rhoades. He assumed duties June 1, 1969, after graduating from Western Baptist Seminary in Portland. He will oversee all church education programs for children, youth and adults.

Will Moir First Baptist Church Shafter Edward Rhoades Western Baptist Seminary Portland Ore Moir Eugene Oregon University of Oregon Dallas Theological Seminary Western Seminary Kern and Pacific

Shafter Man Killed in Two Car Crash

Shafter farm machinery salesman Troy D. Hardwick 48 died after his 1969 Chevrolet pickup ran a stop sign at Main Drain Road and Lerdo Highway. Joseph V. Silva 34 of Wasco was hospitalized in Bakersfield in serious condition after the collision near Buttonwillow.

Main Drain Road Lerdo Highway Troy Hardwick Shafter Joe Silva Main Drain Canal Hardwick Troy D. Hardwick Joseph Vincent Silva Wasco Niagara Chemical Buttonwillow Main Drain First Baptist Memorial Park Silva Bakersfield Memorial Hospital California Highway Patrol Lerdo

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